Built circa 1971, this adaptable four-bedroom detached bungalow occupies a wonderfully private position, tucked away along an exclusive road in the very heart of Aston village. The accommodation offers generous proportions and exciting scope for refurbishment or reconfiguration if desired. At its centre is a welcoming entrance hall leading to a reception hall with adjoining cloakroom. The impressive double aspect sitting room forms the heart of the home, featuring a vaulted ceiling, gas stove and French doors opening onto the wrap-around garden. Further accommodation includes a separate dining room, a study or home office with gas stove, and a spacious 24’8” fitted kitchen, also with gas stove, complemented by a utility room and a practical workshop or boot room. There are four bedrooms, including a particularly striking 34’ long principal bedroom enjoying triple-aspect views. A family bathroom, separate shower room, and a dressing room serving two of the bedrooms, together provide excellent flexibility for modern living. An attic room offers additional useful space, while the attached double-width garage presents potential for conversion to further accommodation, subject to the usual permissions. Alongside the garage is an open carport providing covered parking for two cars. The property has just been fitted with a new Worcester Green Star boiler. This spacious home is set within a delightful plot of approximately 0.57 acres, wrapping around the bungalow so that sunlight can be enjoyed throughout the day. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn and complemented by a patio area, with an attractive collection of mature specimen and native trees, shrubs and established hedging that together create a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion. An expansive driveway approaches the property and garage, providing extensive parking for numerous vehicles. Energy rating: C OFFERED FOR SALE CHAIN FREE! The village of Aston is known locally for its conviviality and, despite its modest size, offers a great many clubs, societies and interest groups. The area is steeped in history with a beautiful church, pre-school for children 'from age two', Ofsted outstanding infant/junior school, sports clubs including tennis, bowls, badminton, cricket, Pilate's studio, large community recreation ground and a couple of pretty country public houses. The following distances are approximate and should be seen as a guide only: Stansted airport 26 miles - London Heathrow Airport 42 miles - Luton Airport 19 miles - Welwyn Gdn City 9.5 miles - Hertford 8.9 Miles - St Albans 17 miles - M25 (London Colney) 24 miles - A1(M) Junction 7 and Stevenage railway station are 3 miles - with Kings Cross rail link 25/30 mins