Glenleigh Walk, Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32

GUIDE PRICE: £600,000 TO £625,000. This well-proportioned, detached bungalow enjoys a peaceful setting within the highly desirable cul-de-sac of Glenleigh Walk, just a few minutes' walk from Robertsbridge mainline station, village amenities and the new, historic Rother Valley Railway station. The property could benefit from updating, and offers a wonderful opportunity to make it your own, but equally buyers could move in immediately.

The interior is spacious and thoughtfully arranged, offering a welcoming porch leading to the hall, which offers access to a generous living room, filled with natural light, complemented by a brick fireplace complete with log burner that adds warmth and character. From here, the room flows into an ample dining room with kitchen hatch and French doors opening into an inviting conservatory, a perfect space to relax while enjoying views of the mature and well-kept rear garden. The kitchen is well equipped and benefits from a separate utility room, providing additional practicality.

The main bedroom is a standout feature, offering a comfortable dressing area and a private en-suite wet room, while two further well-proportioned bedrooms provide ample space for family or guests. A family bathroom serves the additional bedrooms, plus there is plentiful built-in storage throughout the home.

Externally, the property continues to impress, with a beautifully maintained rear garden offering a high degree of privacy, ideal for outdoor dining under a well-established vine or simply unwinding in the sun. There is also a garden store / office, and views across local countryside from a raised deck, perfect for morning coffee or evening drinks alike. To the front, a double garage is complemented by a wide driveway, providing generous parking for several vehicles. The combination of a quiet, sought-after location and a layout designed for both comfort and convenience makes this a particularly appealing home.

Robertsbridge is an 800 year-old village that features several pubs, a shop, two schools, several sports clubs and many other amenities. The annual Bonfire night and parade is just one of the annual events, taking place at the end of November every year and marking the end of the Sussex Bonfire Season.

Viewings are highly recommended.