£550,000 /Sale price

Offered with the benefit of no upward chain is this three bedroom detached bungalow, residing within a mature third of an acre plot and offering versatile interiors ideal to create a self contained home office or ancillary accommodation. Backing onto pleasant open fields and mature protected woodland, this spacious and well maintained property offers approx 2024 sq ft of single storey accommodation ideal for those looking for close proximity to local commuter routes, amenities and the picturesque countryside surroundings of this popular Derbyshire village. The bungalow benefits from the convenience of mains gas central heating and double glazed windows, as well as owned solar panels with a storage battery and a feed in tariff. The interiors comprise: L shaped reception hall, two spacious reception rooms and conservatory, breakfast kitchen, utility and cloakroom, with two bedrooms serviced by a master en suite and modern shower room. Accessed independently either via the driveway of the garage are two versatile rooms ideal as a home office suite or for conversion into an annexe/additional bedroom space. Outside, gated access opens into an expansive driveway also having access into the large double garage, and the property enjoys a pleasant open and woodland outlook to the front. The garden extends to a healthy 0.3 acre overlooking open fields to the rear and offering a fully private space to enjoy the quiet village setting.The charming village of Eggington is home to a thriving yet peaceful village community home to the Grade I listed St Wilfred's church, as well as the Memorial/Village Hall which is host to community events throughout the year including a church fete, harvest supper, St Wilfrid's night concert, village bonfire and a Christmas Fayre. For young-er members of the family, there is a Primary School located within the Memorial Hall premises, as well as a playing field for the summer weekends and holidays. Egginton is full of history, and the official village website provides a map for the history trail, an activity that can be enjoyed by all locals. The village is ideally located for commuters needing swift access to the A38 (Derby, Lichfield) and A50 (Uttoxeter, Stoke, Nottingham) and is 4 miles from the Burton on Trent rail station which provides direct links to Birmingham City Centre.