Semi-detached bungalow for sale in Chesilton Crescent, Church Crookham, Fleet GU52

Selbon Estate Agents are delighted to offer this extended and modernised semi detached chalet style bungalow to the market, situated in the ever popular area of Church Crookham.

The home is coming to the market for the first time in over 45 years with the owners extending the home to create a wonderful family environment with the property being situated in the catchment area for some of Fleet's most sought after schools.

We are advised that the property suffered from subsidence approximately 40 years ago, with underpinning taking place to remedy the problem. Unfortunately, due to the time that has elapsed, we haven't been given any supporting documentation.

Accessed via the driveway, there is a double glazed front door leading to the entrance hall, which has stairs to the first floor landing and doors leading to two front aspect bedrooms both with built in wardrobes and a refitted bathroom with a white suite.

There is a large lounge with two distinct areas and sliding patio doors to the rear garden and a door leading to a 15ft dining room with a double glazed door to the rear garden and open plan access to the 15ft refitted kitchen with an array of storage units, work surfaces and some integrated appliances.

The first floor landing has doors leading to a 16ft bedroom which has two off set areas and there is a shower room with a white suite.

Further benefits include, gas radiator heating, double glazed windows, a 17ft garage with light and power and a recessed utility area, the large and mature rear garden offers a high degree of privacy and there is a driveway with off road parking for several cars.

The property is located within close proximity of local shops with Fleet town centre within walking distance or a short drive with an array of shops, bars and restaurants.

Fleet mainline railway station and access to the M3 are a short drive away and there is easy access to walking, running and cycling routes including Velmead woods and the Basingstoke canal.