1930s two‑bed bungalow with garage, gardens and strong refurbishment potential.
Detached 1930s bungalow with single‑storey living and bay front window
A 1930s detached bungalow in Kingsteignton offering straightforward single‑storey living and good scope to personalise. The property sits at the end of a cul‑de‑sac with level front and rear gardens, a detached garage and driveway parking — practical features for downsizers who want ground‑floor convenience and outside space without steep slopes.
Internally the layout is tried and tested: entrance porch and hallway, lounge with bay window, separate dining room, kitchen with rear conservatory, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house measures about 1,112 sq ft and benefits from mains gas heating and double glazing, but much of the finish is dated and will need updating to modern standards.
This bungalow is being sold as a freehold in need of modernisation. Important practical points: cavity walls appear uninsulated (assumed), the decor and kitchen/bathroom fittings are original or older, and external areas are overgrown and will need maintenance. For buyers prepared to invest, there is clear potential for value uplift by modernising the kitchen and bathroom, improving insulation, and tidying the gardens.
Location is a genuine strength — easy walking access to local shops, health centre, pubs and schools, and straightforward links to the A380 and Newton Abbot rail services. For a purchaser seeking a single‑storey, low‑maintenance base with scope to refurbish to their own taste, this bungalow offers a solid platform in a very accessible part of Devon.