Three-bedroom bungalow on a large secluded plot within walking distance of Faversham town centre..
- Detached three-bedroom bungalow with 1,088 sq ft of accommodation
- Substantial, secluded rear garden on a large plot
- Separate dining room plus garden room opening to patio
- Off-street parking for two cars; freehold tenure
- Built 1930–1949; some original/ageing elements likely
- Double glazing fitted before 2002; may require replacement
- Medium flood risk for the area; check insurance implications
- Nearby good primary schools; one secondary rated inadequate
This detached three-bedroom bungalow sits on a large, secluded plot in a sought-after part of Faversham, within easy walking distance of the town centre. The well-planned layout includes a generous lounge, separate dining room and a garden room that opens onto a mature rear garden — ideal for families or buyers wanting generous single-storey living and outdoor privacy.
Built mid-20th century and offering 1,088 sq ft of accommodation, the property is freehold and practical for everyday life with gas central heating, double glazing and off-street parking for two cars. The neighbourhood is affluent with low crime, good mobile signal and fast broadband, and several well-rated primary and secondary schools nearby.
The bungalow offers scope to personalise and potentially extend (subject to consents). There are cosmetic and functional updates likely required in places — buyers should allow for modernisation to kitchens, bathrooms and windows if desired. Note the double glazing was installed before 2002 and the build dates from 1930–1949, so some elements may be original or ageing.
Practical considerations include a medium flood risk for the area and a moderate council tax band. The overall size is average for a bungalow, but the layout and substantial garden make it feel larger than it appears from the road. This home will suit families seeking single-storey convenience, downsizers who want garden space, or buyers wishing to add value through updating.