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2 bedroom Bungalow

Ash Grove, March

£230,000

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Beautifully maintained mock Tudor-style bungalow in a sought-after location, within walking distance of shops and the train station. Offering two bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen, utility, bathroom, WC and garage, with scope to modernise.

No Onward Chain

This charming mock Tudor-style bungalow offers well-proportioned accommodation throughout and has been pristinely maintained by the current owners. While the property retains a more traditional and dated style, it has been exceptionally well cared for and provides an excellent opportunity for a new owner to modernise and personalise the accommodation to their own requirements.

The property is approached via an entrance hall providing access to both bedrooms, the lounge, dining room and bathroom. The spacious lounge benefits from a feature open fireplace, front-facing bay window and further side window, while the separate dining room provides a well-proportioned additional reception space.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units and provides access to a useful pantry, with a separate utility room offering plumbing for two appliances and housing the boiler, which was fitted circa 2024.

There are two generous bedrooms, both benefiting from fitted wardrobes, together with a bathroom and separate WC. Externally, the property also benefits from a garage with power connected, an up-and-over door and rear window, with internal access to the utility room and WC.

Situated in a desirable part of town, the bungalow is conveniently located for local amenities, shops and the train station, making this an appealing home for those looking for convenient single-storey living.

Property Reference: HRT024412596

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About March

With a population of around 20,000, March is a quaint, scenic town in Cambridgeshire with a number of shops and restaurants, and over 30 schools in the surrounding areas.

The historic town was originally an island in the marshy fens which sits on the River Nene, which today is mainly used by pleasure boats. Since the draining of the fens, March has become a thriving market town.

It is 20 miles from Peterborough and is only a 15-minute train journey, making it easily accessible for commuters.

March is a quiet town ideal for young families. There’s a leisure centre, plus two local nature reserves and the ancient church of St Wendreda nearby, although the biggest and best ancient church is, of course, the world-famous cathedral up the road in Ely.

 

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