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Bungalows For Sale In Hampshire
With a mix of sea, city and countryside, Hampshire is a lovely county to live in. Looking for bungalows for sale in Hampshire? At our residential park property, Whitehill Park, set in Bordon, we have spacious bungalows on offer, that you can make your new home.
Tingdene Residential Parks is a great partner to buy property from, as we offer a Part Exchange Scheme, so you don’t have to deal with upward chain. If you want to book a park visit, just pick a date and contact us at [email protected] or 01939554493.
No bungalows found for this county.
FAQs
The price of bungalows in Hampshire cost between £185,000 and £380,000. In some coastal towns, such as Milford on Sea or Barton on Sea, you’ll find bungalows selling for as much as £850,000.
So if you’re looking to save, our residential park in Hampshire has bungalows in a more accessible scope, with two-bedroom properties starting from £237,500.
There are many advantages of buying a bungalow, including a strong resale value and the offer of easy movement for those with mobility challenges. This makes them a sought after house option for people over 55 and those looking to retire.
As mentioned above, they have a stable resale value, due to the high demand and low supply of these properties. They also benefit those looking to downsize to a more manageable property size.
Retiring in Hampshire is full of benefits, as this lovely county has a mixture of rural countryside and stunning coastal towns. What’s more, with its proximity to London and ferries to France, it’s ideal for those wanting to live a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle.
"I've only been on the park for a couple of months but I feel totally at home. I'm looking forward to spending the next chapter of my life on the park. It feels like I am on a permanent holiday."