Charles Cope Road, Orton Waterville, PE2

Situated in Orton Waterville, this three-bedroom bungalow offers an unusually versatile amount of accommodation, with generous living space, a good-sized garden, solar panels and, most notably, a separate self-contained annexe that gives the property a flexibility rarely found in homes of this type.

The main bungalow is arranged around a central entrance hall, with three bedrooms, the bathroom and living accommodation all on one level. The lounge is a particularly generous room, providing plenty of space for larger sofas and additional furniture, while double doors connect through to the separate dining room.

The dining room is another good-sized reception space in its own right, with room for a substantial dining table and French doors opening directly onto the garden. Having two distinct reception areas gives the home plenty of flexibility, whether that means keeping a more formal dining room, creating an additional sitting area or simply having extra space when family and friends visit.

The kitchen is positioned centrally within the bungalow and offers a good range of fitted cupboards and worktop space, together with integrated cooking appliances and room for further appliances. A door at the rear provides another direct connection with the outside space.

There are three bedrooms, including two comfortable doubles with plenty of room for freestanding furniture. The third bedroom provides useful additional accommodation and could work equally well as a bedroom, study or hobby room depending on the needs of its next owner. The bathroom is finished in a clean, modern style, with a bath and shower over, wash basin and WC.

What really sets this property apart, however, is the separate self-contained annexe positioned within the rear garden. At around 25ft in length, it provides a generous and versatile additional living space, complete with its own kitchenette and separate shower room, as well as French doors opening onto the garden.

For a household looking to accommodate different generations under one roof while still retaining a degree of independence, the annexe could be particularly valuable. Equally, it provides excellent additional space for older children, visiting family or anyone wanting a substantial area away from the main house for work, hobbies or everyday use.

Outside, the property continues to offer a good amount of space. To the front is a generous driveway providing off-road parking for several vehicles, while the rear garden is established and well enclosed, with a lawn, mature planting and decked areas providing space for outdoor seating. The property also benefits from solar panels, while both the main bungalow and annexe have easy access to the garden, helping the whole property feel connected.

For buyers specifically searching for single-storey living but needing more flexibility than a conventional bungalow can provide, 5 Charles Cope Road offers an interesting combination of three-bedroom accommodation, generous living space and genuinely useful independent annexe facilities.