3 bed bungalow for sale

Nottingham Road, Bottesford, Nottingham NG13

Please quote TR0236 – A video tour with commentary, 360 degree virtual tour, and A key facts for buyers report is available on this listing – A rare opportunity to acquire a detached bungalow built and owned by the same family since 1967, constructed by the current owner’s father. Extending to approximately 1000 sq ft plus a sunroom, the property offers well-balanced accommodation comprising an entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, shower room and sunroom. Further benefits include a garage with a powered door and an attached workshop/store, along with a south-facing rear garden. Solar panels help reduce running costs while also generating an income through surplus energy returned to the grid. The property has recently undergone a partial rewire, installation of a new energy-efficient boiler in the loft, and redecoration throughout. Offered to the market with no onward chain and situated in the highly sought-after village of Bottesford, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a well-cared-for home with huge potential.

Why bottesford? - Bottesford is widely regarded as one of the most desirable villages in the area, perfectly positioned on the edge of the stunning Vale of Belvoir—literally meaning “beautiful view.” As the largest village within the Vale, it offers an ideal balance of countryside living with everyday convenience, including a train station, local shops, pubs, restaurants, and highly regarded schooling.

Surrounded by rolling countryside, picturesque walks, and historic landmarks such as Belvoir Castle, the area is known for its charm, strong community feel and excellent quality of life. With easy access to Grantham, Nottingham and beyond, Bottesford continues to attract buyers looking for a village lifestyle without feeling isolated—making it consistently one of the most sought-after locations locally.

Construction type - A structural inspection has been carried out on the property, confirming it to be sound with no evidence of ongoing movement or structural concerns. The home is of non-traditional Trusteel construction, a form commonly used in its era and widely accepted by many lenders (subject to individual criteria), and buyers are encouraged to speak with their broker at an early stage. The report identifies only minor, long-standing settlement and age-related features, typical for a property of this type and age, with no structural intervention required. As with many homes of this period, some routine maintenance and future updating may be considered over time; the property presents as a solid and well-performing home. A copy of the structural report is held by the agent and is available for inspection upon request.

Solar panels - The property also benefits from a south-facing solar panel system, comprising 16 panels installed approximately 10–11 years ago. The system is owned outright and provides electricity directly to the property, helping to reduce ongoing energy costs, with any surplus energy generated being exported back to the grid. While exact figures for the surplus income are not currently available, such schemes are typically linked to inflation, offering the potential for increasing returns over time


the accommodation includes

entrance hall - Access to the property is through a half obscured double-glazed composite door into the Entrance Hall, having two single radiators, solid wood floor, smoke alarm, built in storage cupboard which houses the electric consumer unit and meter and a drop down loft hatch with an aluminium ladder providing access into the roof space above which is boarded for storage with power and lighting, measuring 40’0” in one direction and 6’2” in the middle housing the wall mounted Viessmann combination boiler and the solar panel inverter.

Cloakroom - Having a two piece white suite comprising of a low level WC and hand wash basin and continuation of the flooring from the Entrance Hall.

Lounge measuring 23’4” x 10’9” - Having three UPVC double-glazed windows to the rear aspect, single radiator, tiled hearth, surround and mantle with a gas effect stove mounted to it and a set of UPVC double-glazed French doors providing access to the Conservatory.

Conservatory measuring 12’6” x 8’9” - Constructed of dwarf walls with UPVC double-glazed units above, polycarbonate type roof, single radiator and a set of French doors out to the Garden.

Dining room measuring 13’1” x 12’1” maximum - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the side and front aspect, and one also looking through to the Conservatory, double radiator, built in storage cupboard with shelving and a continuation of the wood floor from the Reception Hall.

Kitchen measuring 11’0" x 9’5” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the front aspect, a glazed serving hatch through to the Dining area of the Lounge and two built in storage cupboards both with shelving for storage, smoke alarm and a roll edge work surface with inset one and a half ceramic sink and drainer with high rise mixer taps over, cupboards and drawers provide storage to the baseline with matching cupboards to the eye line. There is a built in stainless steel single electric oven and housing for a free standing microwave, along with under counter space for a fridge and freezer and further space underneath with plumbing, possibly for a dishwasher and space and plumbing for a washing machine.

Bedroom one measuring 14’11” x 10’9” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the rear and side aspects, single radiator, built in wardrobes with sliding doors to front and a built in dressing table with further cupboard storage surrounding.

Bedroom two measuring 9’0” x 7’8” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the front aspect, single radiator and a built in wardrobe with sliding door to front with hanging rail and shelving.

Bedroom three measuring 8’2” x 7’8” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to front aspect, single radiator, a workspace or dressing table, built in wardrobe with sliding doors to front, drawer storage and also glass fronted display cabinets.

Shower room measuring 6’6” x 5’6” - Having a UPVC obscured double- glazed window to the front aspect, heated towel radiator, ceramic tile floor, full ceramic tile walls and a three piece white suite comprising of a low level WC, hand wash basin and a fully tiled shower cubicle with glazed shower screen and electric shower over.

Garage measuring 18’10 x 11’6” – Accessed to the front by an up and over sectional electrically operated door, with lighting and two glazed windows to the side aspect.

Workshop/store measuring 15’9’ x 9’7” - Attached to the right-hand side of the Garage, having an obscured glazed window to the side.

Outside – To the front of the property there is a five bar wooden gate providing access onto the driveway and a pathway to the right hand side onto the rear gardens. There is a lawn front garden with feather board fencing, which is newly installed and hedging to the front boundary. At the end of the driveway is a Garage and adjacent hard standing parking next to this for a motorhome or caravan, attached to the garage is a workshop/store, to the left hand side of the property, between the garage and the bungalow, is a five bar gate providing access onto the gardens which are south facing, predominantly laid to lawn with borders stocked with shrubs and newly installed feather board fencing to the boundaries.

Mains services – Mains drainage, gas, water and electricity are connected.

Council tax - This home is in Council Tax Band D according to the South Kesteven District Council website

agents note - Please be advised that the property details may be subject to change and must not be relied upon as an accurate description of this home. Although these details are considered materially correct, the accuracy cannot be guaranteed, and they do not form part of any contract. Where a title plan map image is available, we will use this in all marketing, but if it is not, we will add lines to what we believe are the boundaries of the subject property. All services and appliances must be considered 'untested', and a buyer should ensure their appointed solicitor collates any relevant information or service/warranty documentation. Please note that all dimensions are approximate/maximums and should not be relied upon for floor coverings.

Anti-money laundering regulations - We are required by law to conduct Anti-Money Laundering (aml) checks on all parties involved in selling or purchasing a property. We take the responsibility of this seriously in line with hmrc guidance and ensure the accuracy and continuous monitoring of these checks. Our partner, Movebutler, will conduct the initial checks on our behalf. They will contact you once your offer has been accepted to conclude, where possible, a biometric check with you electronically.

As an applicant, you will be charged a non-refundable fee of £30 (inclusive of VAT) per buyer for these checks. The fee covers data collection, manual checking, and monitoring. You must pay this amount directly to Movebutler and complete all Anti-Money Laundering (aml) checks before your offer can be formally accepted.

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