Detached bungalow for sale in Stratford-upon-Avon CV37, 2 Bedroom

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Designed in celebration of Omar’s 50th Anniversary, the award winning Anniversary park home brings with it a completely new concept in layout and interior design. The distinctive exterior benefits from boxed out windows, pale grey cladding detail, a feature front door under a central recessed roof dormer, Juliet balcony to the master bedroom and unique sunroom off the dining area for peace and tranquility. Inside a clever floor plan allows flexibility with folding doors giving the option to open-up the living space or to have separate rooms. A spacious lounge in soft warm tones flows through into a large kitchen with full array of integrated appliances and dining area; on from there you go through into the light and bright sunroom. Off the hall there is a fully fitted study and from there you go though into the bedrooms. The master bedroom with its inspired layout has the king-size bed central to the room, set behind a half height wall concealing convenient dressing area, behind that, a dressing table and spacious walk in wardrobe.The spacious en-suite includes a bath and large walk in shower. The Anniversary is a wonderful warm and bright home that is more than just a space to live in, it also provides flexibility in how you choose to live.

Welford On Avon

Welford On Avon village is only 3 miles from Stratford-upon -Avon with associated services and facilities as well as the world renowned Shakespeare Theatre. Welford village was mentioned in the Domesday Book with a church on the site of St. Peter's during the 12th Century, and the May pole site listed during the 14th century. Formerly part of Gloucestershire, but now a Warwickshire village since 1931, Welford like most rural parishes, has its historical roots firmly based in agriculture and is still bordered by predominantly arable farmland. The population was listed as 516 at the time of the first census in 1801, by 2001 it had grown to 1,300. The village has a lively community with St. Peter's Church and Wesleyan Chapel, Infants School and many sports clubs, societies and village festivals. Cress Hill is a wooded area on the outskirts of the village, owned by the Parish Council and dedicated as a QE2 field in trust site. It is a public amenity space with picnic facility and far reaching views across the village.

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luxury living for the over 50's in A stunning peaceful location -

Secure gated community

Pets allowed

Large outside space - very rare on park home sites

Parking for two cars
council tax band A
no stamp duty payable
low maintenance fully guaranteed homes
low outgoings-

Main bus route to stratford and evesham just outside with disability access