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Bungalows For Sale In Suffolk
Interested in bungalows for sale in Suffolk? At our delightful residential property in Martesham Heath, just east of Ipswich, we have some lovely bungalows on offer, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Suffolk is an excellent county to live or retire in, as it is full of expansive beaches, great outdoor activities for active adults and great transport links for those living a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle.
Interested in booking a park visit with us? Contact us at [email protected] or 01939554493.
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FAQs
Bungalows in Suffolk can vary in cost from £120,000 to £325,000. This often has to do with where they are situated and whether they have facilities like a garage or a private garden.
In fact, some bungalows can sell for up to £400,000 especially in areas, such as Newmarket and Ipswich. At our residential park in Suffolk, we have properties available from £249,000.
Buying a bungalow comes with many benefits, from the accessibility they offer older people to the amount of privacy they give you. Additionally, estate agents across the country have seen a large increase in demand for bungalow properties over the last few years.
With Tingdene Residential Parks, we have a Part Exchange Scheme in place to ensure you don’t have to worry about onward chain when selling your existing property.
Yes, Suffolk is a great place to live in the UK. From its over 50 miles of spectacular coastline to its magnificent castles and sense of history, this county has something for everyone.
So, if you’re deciding where to retire in the UK, Suffolk should be a top contender on your list.
"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."