The Milford

• 2 Bedrooms
• 1 Bathroom
• 1 Reception Room

The Milford at St James View is a charming and thoughtfully designed two-bedroom bungalow, offering a perfect blend of comfort, modern living, and enhanced accessibility.

The well-equipped kitchen features high-quality appliances, sleek countertops, and ample storage, making it an ideal space for cooking and everyday living. Designed with adaptability in mind, select elements—such as adjustable countertops to accommodate wheelchair access and reduced cabinetry—make this kitchen both stylish and inclusive. The design flows seamlessly into the dining area, which comfortably accommodates a dining table for shared meals or entertaining guests.

At the far end of the open-plan layout, the inviting living room offers a warm, cosy atmosphere—perfect for relaxing or hosting. Large windows and French doors allow natural light to pour in, enhancing the sense of space and creating a bright, uplifting environment.

The two spacious double bedrooms are light-filled and versatile, offering comfort and flexibility for a range of furniture and personal touches. Each room provides a peaceful sanctuary, ideal for unwinding at the end of the day.

Centrally positioned between the bedrooms, the well-appointed bathroom is finished with modern fixtures and fittings, combining practicality with contemporary style.

The spacious garden offers a private and peaceful retreat, perfect for outdoor relaxation, gardening, or entertaining. Whether you’re enjoying a sunny afternoon or hosting guests, this outdoor space is a wonderful extension of the home.

For added security and convenience, the front windows are fitted with discreet metal shutters, offering peace of mind without compromising on style. The property also benefits from two designated parking spaces—ideal for households with multiple vehicles or visiting guests.

These bungalows are also highly adaptable, designed to accommodate a variety of lifestyles and mobility needs without sacrificing comfort or aesthetic appeal.

*Plots 2 & 3 are semi-detached, while plots 15 & 47 are detached.