Greyshiels Close, Leeds, West Yorkshire

Tucked away in a little known Headingley cul-de-sac, is this exquisitely presented, three bedroom, detached bungalow. Beautifully maintained and stylishly presented, this fabulous home offers an open plan living space, two shower rooms, a mature garden and ample parking.

The accommodation comprises: An entrance vestibule with space for coats. The hallway has a utility cupboard, pull down ladder to a part boarded loft and timber doors leading to the superb open plan living / dining / kitchen. The heart of the home, filled with light, this duel aspect room has been zoned with areas for cooking, dining and relaxing. The modern fitted kitchen has plenty of storage, quartz worktops, inset stainless steel sinks with instant boiling water tap, an induction hob with down draft extractor, integrated AEG dishwasher with Comfort Lift shelf, integrated fridge and freezer. The living space has patio doors to the garden. The main bedroom is a good sized double with ensuite shower room. With views of the garden is a further double bedroom and a single bedroom. There is also a modern house shower room. Outside there is ample parking for 3 cars. The single garage has been fitted with patio doors to the side which open onto the garden, offering a flexible space for use as a workshop or studio. To the front of the property is a good sized lawn and border garden. The West facing rear garden is a relaxing space for gardeners and garden lovers alike. A paved patio or space below the pergola are ideal for sitting and surveying the gorgeous planted borders.

A stone’s throw from the famous Headingley cricket ground and the rugby ground for the Leeds Rhinos and Tykes. Approximately 3 miles from the city centre and ideally placed for commuting. There are regular public transport links into the commercial heart of Leeds city. Headingley and Burley Park train stations are close by providing access to Leeds and Harrogate centres. Both of the Universities can be easily accessed. Headingley was once a village and it still has a village atmosphere holding on to many of its traditional advantages - local shops, cinema, restaurants, bars, public library, good schools, an active community, good services for the elderly and lots of green spaces including Becketts Park and Batcliffe woods across the road; it's a lovely walk. Kirkstall Leisure Centre and retail park is a 4 minute drive away.

Offered with no onward chain to ease the speed of sale.