Retirement-friendly chalet with large garden and Lifetime Lease saving option.
- Large, mature rear garden ideal for outdoor hobbies or relaxing
- Driveway with space for multiple cars, plus off‑street parking
- Five bedrooms with flexible layout; one room set up as study
- Newly refurbished interior but ready for personal finishing touches
- Freehold tenure; marketed as suitable for retirement occupancy
- Lifetime Lease option for over‑60s (illustrative price £363,000)
- Overall property size described as small; low ceiling heights
- Council tax band is expensive; verify costs before buying
Set on Windsor Drive in Sittingbourne, this semi‑detached chalet bungalow offers a flexible five‑bedroom layout and a large, mature rear garden — ideal for anyone seeking space outdoors without acreage. The property has been newly refurbished, presenting clean, ready‑to‑use accommodation with scope to add personal finishes where desired. A wide driveway provides off‑street parking for multiple cars.
This home is Freehold and suitable as a retirement property. Over‑60s may be eligible to buy using the Home for Life Lifetime Lease from Homewise: an illustrative Lifetime Lease price for this property is £363,000 (based on a typical saving of 33% against the full market price of £550,000). Eligibility, exact savings and any partial‑share options depend on individual age and circumstances; those under 60 would purchase at the full market price.
Practical details are straightforward: around 1,056 sq ft of accommodation with two shower rooms, a generous lounge/diner, kitchen and a versatile room that’s currently used as a study. The area falls within good local school catchments and sits in a generally affluent, comfortable neighbourhood with average crime and good broadband speeds.
Be aware of a few material points: the overall property size is described as small relative to some five‑bedroom houses and ceiling heights are lower than modern new builds. Council tax is noted as expensive. Prospective buyers should verify all measurements, tenure details and any planning/building consents for alterations before proceeding.