• Almost 1,500 sq ft of accommodation +
• Thoughtfully arranged layout +
• South facing garden +
• Garage +
• Within a Conservation Area +
• EPC Rating = D +

A charming three bedroom bungalow with a southerly aspect garden in a popular village location.

Description

This well-presented three bedroom bungalow, set within a Conservation Area, right in the heart of the sought-after village of Crondall, offers generous and thoughtfully arranged accommodation, ideal for those seeking comfortable lateral living. Approached via a wide private driveway, the property enjoys excellent kerb appeal with its well-maintained exterior, attached garage, and landscaped frontage.

Inside, the accommodation is cleverly configured, with reception rooms positioned to the right and bedrooms to the left of the entrance hall. The dual-aspect sitting room is filled with natural light, and a gas fireplace creates a warm and inviting focal point. An archway leads through to the dining room, enhancing the sense of openness between the two spaces.

The shaker-style kitchen is bright and well-equipped with integrated appliances, including an oven, microwave and dishwasher. It offers ample storage, generous work surfaces, and space for informal dining. Adjacent, the dining room features bi folding doors that open onto the south-facing terrace, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out — perfect for al fresco dining and enjoying the garden views. A separate study provides a peaceful and private space, ideal for home working or quiet reading.

The bungalow features three bedrooms positioned on the opposite side of the entrance hall. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite shower room and built in storage. Two further bedrooms, both with built in cupboards, are served by a family bathroom with bath and basin, along with a separate cloakroom.

Outside, the rear garden enjoys a sunny southerly aspect and is mainly laid to lawn, edged with mature shrubs, colourful borders, and a terrace area for outdoor seating. A garden shed provides additional storage, and a side gate leads to the front, where the driveway offers parking for multiple vehicles and access to the garage.

A charming feature of the garden is that it backs onto the village brook, which is a tributary of the River Hart.

Location

Crondall is a historic Hampshire village appearing in the 1086 Domesday Book as part of the Crondall Hundred and with roots as a 9th century Saxon settlement. Today it has a thriving community and excellent amenities, including a primary school, village store with Post Office, two pubs-both serving food, a village hall, Doctors surgery, and a variety of sports clubs including bowling, cricket and pickleball. Oak Park Golf Club is currently being redeveloped and will soon offer a new 12 hole course, clubhouse, driving range and racquet courts.