Are you or a loved one searching for a home that's been adapted for a person with mobility issues? Perhaps you are a first time buyer seeking an affordable freehold property with its own garden, or maybe you are an investment buyer looking for a sound investment.

With the rising cost of living, this 'chain free' semi-detached bungalow might also suit someone looking to downsize to somewhere more affordable. Doubtless, the cavity wall and loft insulation, double glazing with additional secondary glazing in part and the combination boiler, will help keep energy bills as low as possible.

Occupying a pleasant corner plot position within a cul-de-sac, this home has low-maintenance gardens to both front and rear. It's not short of storage either with a brick built outhouse, timber garden shed and, internally, loft storage, boiler and storage cupboard and a pantry...now they don't build homes with those anymore, do they?

The conservatory makes for a useful addition to the bungalow and is ideal for enjoying summer evenings with a glass of your favourite tipple. It's here that a mobility ramp has been built to access the home.

Steps (with handrail) lead into the front entrance which is centrally positioned, with a generous lounge to the left. It is triple glazed (as are the two bedrooms), with more than adequate space for a sofa suite, coffee table, media storage and side unit.

On the right is the second bedroom which is a reasonable single with storage, or could accommodate a guest futon for occasional visitors. Alternatively, if living alone, it could make a great formal dining room, too.

The main double bedroom is located to the rear, a comfortable size with a built-in wardrobe cupboard and plenty of space for the usual bedroom furniture.

A shower room has been adapted to a wetroom with a shower (with seat and grab rail) with a soakaway floor, comfort height WC and wash basin, it has a fully tiled floor and walls.

With plenty of storage, the kitchen will even accommodate a breakfast table and chairs. There is space for a tall standing fridge/freezer, plumbing for a washing machine and a built-in electric two ring hob, oven and microwave. The modern units are finished in beech effect wood with chrome fitments and a sink positioned beneath the window, overlooking the rear garden.

Built on a dwarf brick base, the conservatory has a polycarbonate roof and double glazed windows, with a further entrance door leading to the mobility ramp and onto the rear garden.

There is an enclosed shingle garden to the front, and a path to the side with a lockable gate, beyond which you will find the bin store area.

A low maintenance rear garden has an outside tap, brick built outhouse and timber outside shed with a concrete patio and shingled garden area. It is a private garden and not overlooked, backing onto the churchyard.