• Single-level living – everything on one floor for ease and comfort +
• No onward chain – set the pace from offer to move-in +
• Flexible lounge – room for sofas, dining, and a quiet corner +
• Garden views – both bedrooms look onto greenery, not the street +
• Bathroom ready now – easy upgrade lifts the whole home in one go +
• Private garden – big enough to enjoy, small enough to manage +
• Garage and drive – car, bikes, or workbench plus visitor parking sorted +
• Future potential – scope to extend or convert if you ever want more +
• Friendly community – Clothall Common brings neighbours, green space, and events together +
• Easy connections – fast trains and A1(M) minutes away for stress-free travel +

Single-Level. Low-Stress. Ready To Shape. If you’re moving on from stairs or trading a big place for something easier to run, this two bedroom bungalow keeps life simple. No onward chain means you set the pace from offer to move-in. The through living room gives you options — TV end, dining end, reading chair by the window. The separate kitchen does the job now and is a neat weekend upgrade when you’re ready. Two comfortable bedrooms sit away from the street with a green outlook to the garden, so guest stays or quiet hobbies don’t hijack the lounge. The bathroom is clean and usable; a straightforward refit here would lift the whole home in one go. The garden is level and private with lawn, patio and established planting. There’s room for a shed and raised beds without signing up to full-time gardening. A proper garage takes the car, bikes or a workbench, and you’ve got driveway parking too, with easy on-road space for visitors. Access to the front door is via steps, with a side path to the garden. Plenty of neighbours on Mercia Road and across Clothall Common have added space over time — rear extensions and loft rooms are common locally (subject to the usual consents) — so there’s a clear route to grow the footprint if you ever want to. For now, the 675 sq ft size keeps bills sensible and the to-do list achievable.**

Why Baldock works

**Baldock blends small-town ease with great connections. The traditional high street has independents for coffee, pubs and everyday bits, plus a big supermarket when you need a full shop. There’s a real community feel — regular events, green spaces and country walks from the edge of town. Trains run direct to London King’s Cross and Cambridge, and the A1(M) at Junction 9 is a few minutes by car for simple north-south travel.

**Who it suits