Bungalow for sale in Dene Walk, Longfield, Kent DA3

Guide Price £400,000 - £425,000.

Set in a quiet cul-de-sac, just minutes from the village amenities and mainline train station of Longfield, is this detached, two bedroom bungalow. Offered to the market with the benefit of no forward chain.

In need of some modernisation internally, the property is an opportunity that could suit many. For those specifically looking for single-storey accommodation close to a doctors, a dental surgery, a Waitrose supermarket, a Co-Op, a Post-Office and a station, the property ticks every box. On the other hand, it is great for those looking to get their teeth sunk in to a project – with a precedent set on the close for extensions and refurbishments.

The property offers a generous frontage with a tandem style driveway, large enough for at least two vehicles. This extends via double, wooden gates to the rear garden, to the rear of which is a detached garage. There is an additional parking space at the front of the property, which sits within its title, meaning there is ample off street parking. The rest of the front garden is laid-to-lawn.

Internally, the property offers two double bedrooms, both located at the front of the home. The larger of the two bedrooms features a bay-window and some fitted wardrobes, whilst the second is a slightly smaller double.

There is a spacious sitting room, which offers sliding doors to the rear garden. The kitchen is separate, with two fitted storage cupboards and a door that leads to a more formal dining room, to the rear. Again, from here, there is access to the rear garden.

A family sized bathroom completes the accommodation, featuring shower attachment over bath, toilet and wash-hand basin.
Externally, there is a spacious, yet manageable rear garden. This is largely laid-to-lawn, with a patio to the rear of the living room, and easy access to the garage, which benefits from power and light.

Whilst the property does require some modernisation, it benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout. There is also a large loft space for storage, and great potential to extend, subject to the necessary permissions.

As touched upon, Longfield is a sought after village for the elderly and downsizers, as the village itself includes, within walking distance, a Waitrose, a Co-Op, a Post-Office, a Costa Coffee and a number of small, independent businesses/retailers. It also hosts a pharmacy, a doctor’s surgery, a library, a dry cleaners and a dental practice.

The village also offers the closest mainline train station which offers frequent services to both London Victoria (in just over 30 minutes) and the Kent Coast.

Road links to the A2, M25, M2 and M20 are also within easy reach, as is Bluewater Shopping Centre, just a few junctions along the A2.
Offered with vacant possession and with viewings available immediately. Enquire now to book yours!

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E