This lovely, three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow is conveniently situated within a short distance of the M62 motorway network, serving Leeds and Manchester City Centres. It has been enjoyed by the current owner for the last forty years. The property is in an area with local recommended schooling and is a short drive away from Lindley Village with its various amenities. The property may prove suitable for persons requiring ground floor accommodation. It comprises an entrance porch, entrance hall, two ground floor bedrooms, living diner, kitchen with integrated appliances and house bathroom. On the first floor, there is a further double bedroom and a shower room. The property benefits from a gas-fired central heating system and is predominantly uPVC double-glazed. Externally, there is a front garden area with mature shrubbery borders and a tarmac driveway leads down the side of the property to an oversized single car garage. There is a lawn area to the rear, with further shrubbery borders.

Entrance Porch - A uPVC door with decorative double-glazed inserts and matching side panels opens to the entrance porch. A timber and bevelled glazed door opens to the inner entrance hall.

Entrance Hall - The hall has a radiator, a ceiling light point and a useful under stairs storage cupboard with hanging hooks and rails for storage. A staircase leads up to the first floor landing and access can be gained to the following rooms:

Kitchen - The kitchen is positioned at the rear of the property and has a lovely outlook over the rear elevation via a uPVC double-glazed window. It has a range of wall and base cupboards, drawers, roll-edge worktops and a one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with twin taps. Integrated appliances include an oven, four-ring gas hob, canopy style filter hood. There is plumbing for an automatic washing machine, space for a freestanding fridge and additional pantry storage. The room has vinyl style flooring, brick style tiled surrounds, a serving hatch, a ceiling light point and a radiator. A uPVC door with decorative double-glazed insert gives access to the rear garden.

Living Diner - From the entrance hall, a timber and bevelled glazed door opens to the living diner, which has a dual aspect, with uPVC double-glazed windows to the front and rear elevations. There is a central ceiling light point, coving to the ceiling and two wall light points. The focal point of the room is a marble hearth and stone surround, home to a gas fire. An archway leads through to the dining area, which has a ceiling light point, coving to the ceiling and a radiator. There is plenty of space for furniture.