The unassuming bungalow on sale for £695k hiding an incredible secret inside
What at first glance appears to be a tiny bungalow is actually a home spread over three floors, featuring five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a decking area, and three landscaped lawn areas.
A seemingly 'boring' bungalow has hit the market for a whopping £695k, but it's hiding some incredible secrets inside. Anyone driving past would think it is a bog standard bungalow. But once inside, it quickly becomes apparent that buyers will be getting more than they bargained for.
This ordinary-looking home at the end of a cul-de-sac in Morpeth, Northumberland, is actually a three-storey mansion in disguise.
Inside, you'll find five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a decking area, and three landscaped lawns.
The property also boasts a 'mancave' with a bar and pool table under a vaulted glass roof, a music room, a home office, and a relaxation area on a mezzanine level.
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The main living room even features a futuristic pyramid-shaped corner fireplace.
On the middle floor, there's a home cinema room, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom with views of the south-facing garden.
Outside, the property has layered lawns, a stone bridge, and even a private stream.
Estate agents Bradley Hall describe the property as a hidden gem.
They said: "This fantastic property really is a hidden gem, on approach, it is unassuming yet within it is a remarkably spacious five bedroom detached home.
"This fantastic property really is a hidden gem, on approach it is unassuming yet within it is a remarkably spacious five bedroom detached home."
They added: "The current owners have modernised and updated the interior.
"This home is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with sizeable, landscaped gardens surrounding the property, providing space for family fun or relaxation with the terrace and patio areas."
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