Property description

Three bedroom detached bungalow situated in a cul de sac location with gas heating, double glazing and alarm installed. Well proportioned accommodation with three bedroms having fitted wardrobes and large L'Shaped Lounge/Dining Area.

This three bedroom detached bungalow is situated in a pleasant cul de sac position close to Bradford Royal Infirmary and Chellow Dene Reservoir and offers spacious accommodation with gas heating, double glazing and alarm. It has an L'shaped Lounge/Dining Area and three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes. There is a large double garage and a large garden to the rear. NO CHAIN

Entrance Lobby	Radiator, double glazed window and door.
Hallway	Radiator, cloaks cupboard.
L' Shaped Lounge/Dining Area	Four radiators, stone fireplace with electric fire, three wall light points, corniced ceiling, three double glazed windows.
Kitchen	Radiator, fitted units comprising base and wall cupboards with worktops, white sink with mixer tap, plumbing for washer and dishwasher, electric oven, gas hob, cooker hood, tiled floor and walls, double glazed door and window.
Bedroom	Radiator, double glazed window, wardrobes with cupboards over, dressing table, corniced ceiling.
Bedroom	Radiator, double glazed window, dressing table, wardrobes, corniced ceiling.
Bedroom	Radiator, double glazed window, dressing table, wardrobes, corniced ceiling.
Shower Room/w.c.	Radiator, low flush w.c., pedestal washbasin, bidet, shower cubicle, tiled walls, two double glazed windows.
OUTSIDE	Lawned front garden with borders, parking area and driveway leading to DOUBLE GARAGE with radiator, two up and over doors (one electric), power and light. Large lawned rear garden with conifer trees.

The property is situated in the Chellow Dene area of Bradford to the West of Bradford close to Bradford Royal Infirmary and Chellow Dene reservoir. There is a range of local shops and supermarkets available and easy main road transport to Bradford City centre and for those who need to travel �metro� rail stations can be joined at Shipley and Frizinghall and from there are frequent services throughout the day into the centre of Bradford and with connections also to Leeds, Skipton and Ilkley � the latter two towns standing on the threshold of some of the north of England�s most stunning open countryside.