This charming bungalow, originally built in 1972, has undergone significant extensions and renovations over the years. Despite being situated in a quiet, secluded location, the property is surprisingly spacious and well-appointed, with a range of rooms including a breakfast kitchen, farm office, main bathroom, and four bedrooms. The property features a mix of modern and traditional elements, including an oil-fired AGA, a "Worcester" oil-fired central heating and hot water boiler, and a conservatory with brick walls and modern quarry tiled flooring. The property also boasts a double garage, workshop, and carport, as well as a large garden with a number of herbaceous borders and specimen trees. However, it's worth noting that the property's unique history and agricultural roots may impact its mortgageability, making it essential for potential buyers to factor in the costs of refitting the kitchen and bath/shower room areas.