Bungalow is an oasis of delight

Tucked away right in the middle of Kintbury is a bungalow with a curious name that makes a fantastic opportunity for keen gardeners. Little Wergs (the name is an ancient one for willow) is in Forge Close so could hardly be better placed to take advantage of the many facilities that Kintbury offers and which help to make it such a popular place to live.

But its garden is a real oasis of delights thanks to the efforts of the current owner, a keen plantsman. As a result, the garden to the side and rear of the bungalow is well tended and is full of mature specimen trees and plants that embrace maple, apple, and tulip trees among others.

The road itself is quiet and private, too, despite its central location and it would be easy to imagine returning by mainline train to the village after a day’s work elsewhere and taking a relaxing walk back to this haven of tranquillity.

Naturally, potential buyers will want to know what else Little Wergs has to offer, if only because they need somewhere to rest their heads at night and to shelter on rainy days.

The bungalow has a hall, study, sitting room with dining area, kitchen, utility, conservatory, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms so there is plenty of accommodation to go round a family or to allow for guests staying for owners who like to entertain.

“This really is an exceptional property with well proportioned rooms that could be very adaptable,” says Gill Zeke, of the Hungerford office of Dreweatt Neate.

“The internal accommodation is extremely well presented and the garden will bowl over anyone who sees it. Even people who are not keen gardeners will appreciate the effort that has gone into its creation and it might be inspiration enough to tempt new owners to become green fingered if they aren’t already.”

Guide price for Little Wergs is £575,000. For more details, email hungerford@dnproperty.co.uk.