The Street, Hullavington, SN14

For years, bungalows have faced an image problem, often seen as the choice for those seeking a quieter life or downsizing.

Walk through the front door of 82 The Street and that assumption doesn't survive very long.
The kitchen-diner at the rear is the room that really does lay that misconception to rest.

This stylish, single storey home is only a short walk from the centre of Hullavington village. It’s immaculate inside and out - with a skylit sociable kitchen diner. - ideal for buyers who want to get the most out of life, just without the hassle of stairs.

Four large skylights set in the vaulted ceiling pull daylight deep into the space. The artisan kitchen island - topped in Carrera marble with a solid walnut run alongside it - sits at the centre of a sociable space designed around people cooking and catching up together.
French doors open straight onto the limestone patio, so on warmer days the garden becomes part of the room. This is the kind of space that really does change how you use your home.
The sitting room at the front is its own separate space, perfect for those quieter moments. At just over 16 feet, with windows on two sides and an open fireplace, it complements the kitchen. The two spaces work well together without ever feeling like they're competing.
The rest of the bungalow is just as well thought through. There are three double bedrooms, plus a fourth that works equally well as a dressing room, study or home office.
A handy utility room keeps the practical side of life out of sight.
The shower room has been updated properly, with gorgeous blue metro tiles and a rainfall shower with brass fittings. A separate w/c sits off the hallway.
Outside, the landscaped garden has been put together with some care - with limestone paving set across a full width rear patio, planted beds with shrubs, perennials and established planting that gives it structure through the seasons.
The detached garage sits to the side with a driveway in front offering space to turn and plenty of off-street parking.
Hullavington itself is a traditional village, with a post office and general store, primary school, a church and a friendly community.
Malmesbury is a 10 minute drive to the north, with independent shops, restaurants and the Abbey; Chippenham is a similar distance in the opposite direction, with a mainline station that gets you into London Paddington in around an hour.
Junction 17 of the M4 is only three miles away, which makes the whole of the South West feel very accessible, despite being in a semi-rural spot.
This is an immaculate property that should appeal to open minded buyers looking for a move-in ready, low maintenance property in a quiet village.

Get in touch to arrange a viewing - this is the kind of home that will move quickly once people have seen it in person!