This spacious five-bedroom bungalow offers flexible accommodation ideal for modern family life, with two separate reception rooms providing distinct living and entertaining spaces. There is the option to dine informally within the kitchen or more formally in the conservatory dining area, allowing the layout to adapt easily to day-to-day living and larger gatherings.

Set in a peaceful rural location, the property enjoys a quiet outlook with open countryside views, where wildlife including deer can often be seen from the windows. Despite its tranquil setting, the home remains highly convenient, offering commuter access to the M5 and Bristol, along with nearby rail links.

The bungalow benefits from significant recent upgrades, including solar panels installed in 2025 and an air source heat pump fitted in 2024, complementing the warm and characterful feel created by two wood-burning stoves.

Accommodation comprises five bedrooms, including four doubles and one single, making it well suited to families, home working, or multi-generational living. The large living room features a wood-burning stove and expansive double-glazed windows overlooking the front of the property and surrounding countryside.

The family bathroom includes both a separate bath and shower, while a separate WC cloakroom is located off the main hallway. The kitchen is generously proportioned with ample worktop space, a range of wall and base units, and space for a range cooker. From here, the kitchen leads into a utility room with space for a washing machine and fridge freezer.

To the rear, the kitchen flows into a cosy snug, complete with a second wood-burning stove, which in turn opens into the conservatory and provides access to the rear garden. The snug also connects to a home office, and the property further benefits from loft access, built-in storage cupboards, and an additional WC.

Externally, the home offers a driveway with ample parking, a garage, and well-proportioned rear garden.