White Acres Road, Mytchett

The Property
Presented with light, neutral decor, this bungalow features a sociable living/dining room spanning approximately 21ft, offering a feature fireplace. Sliding doors open to a conservatory, overlooking the garden and opening to patio space. A separate kitchen presents a stable-style, partially-glazed side door, whilst includes fitted units and work surfaces. In good order throughout, the accommodation further features two generous double bedrooms, with a light and airy master bedroom, offering a square bay window. A three-piece shower/cloakroom also serves the home, comprising a white suite and finished with splashback tiling.

The Grounds
Ample driveway parking is provided to the front and side of the property, leading to a garage. A well-kept rear garden presents patio space, set across the back of the home, with a pathway extending alongside an area of lawn, offering planted borders.

Location
This property is within close proximity to amenities and a reputable primary school. Frimley Lodge Park is also within easy walking distance, with recreational facilities, open spaces, woodland and meadows spanning circa 59 acres. The village provides further choice of recreational activities, as it borders the Basingstoke Canal, the River Blackwater and Mytchett Lake. There is a shop, M&S, pub, restaurant, beauty salon and a football club. It is well placed for commuters, as the A331 connects to the M3 and A3; both linking to London. Regular bus services connect to Camberley and Farnborough that provide shopping and leisure facilities. Ash Vale station provides a half hourly service to London Waterloo.

Agent's Comment
"This two double bedroom bungalow is situated within a quiet setting, in the village of Mytchett. Offered for sale with no onward chain."

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