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Occupying a pleasant position within a popular village setting, overlooking an open area of greensward, this attractive two-bedroom detached bungalow has been recently refurbished by the current owner. The property provides comfortable, well-presented accommodation and benefits from a particularly good-sized rear garden, detached garage and generous off-road parking.
Occupying a pleasant position within a popular village setting, overlooking an open area of greensward, this attractive two-bedroom detached bungalow has been recently refurbished by the current owner. The property provides comfortable, well-presented accommodation and benefits from a particularly good-sized rear garden, detached garage and generous off-road parking.
The accommodation begins with an entrance hall offering access to a partially boarded loft via a fitted ladder, along with useful built-in storage. The lounge is a spacious reception room enjoying an outlook to the front of the property.
To the rear, the kitchen is fitted with a range of matching units and work surfaces, with space for appliances and access out to the side of the bungalow.
There are two good-sized bedrooms, with the principal bedroom positioned to the front and the second overlooking the rear garden. Completing the accommodation is the bathroom, fitted with a bath and shower over, wash basin and WC.
To the front, the property enjoys an attractive open aspect across the neighbouring greensward, with a lawned garden and pathway leading to the entrance.
The rear garden is a particular feature, offering a good degree of privacy and a combination of patio seating areas, lawn and established borders. There is gated access to the side and rear, with an external water supply and power point. At the far end, double gates open onto an additional parking area, with further gravel and driveway parking situated in front of the garage.
The garage has an up-and-over door and side window.
Acton is a well-regarded village offering a selection of everyday amenities, including a village shop, post office, primary school and public house, alongside a parish church. The neighbouring village of Long Melford is approximately two miles away, with Sudbury town centre around three miles distant. Sudbury provides a broader range of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities, as well as a branch line railway station with services to Colchester and London Liverpool Street.
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Acton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
0.1 mi
Primary, ages 4–11, Church of England
Great Waldingfield Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
1.2 mi
Primary, ages 4–11, Church of England
Long Melford Church of England Primary School
1.9 mi
Primary, ages 3–11, Church of England
Straight-line distances. School details from the Department for Education's Get Information About Schools register. Being nearby doesn't guarantee a place; check catchment areas with the local council.
