Have you been searching for a traditional detached bungalow that doesn’t compromise on space? I have just the home for you.

Tucked away on a popular residential cul-de-sac just off Old Charlton Road, this beautifully looked-after three-bedroom gem sits quietly within a lovely, mature south-facing garden.

Shepperton village is only a five-minute walk away, where you’ll find a great mix of high street and independent shops, along with the train station offering direct links into London Waterloo. Everything you need is close at hand, yet the setting remains peaceful and private.

The bungalow has clearly been loved and carefully updated by the current owners, making it a rare find. It’s ideal for anyone looking to downsize without compromising on space, comfort, or quality. Extended across the full width of the rear and modernised throughout, the home feels bright, open, and ready to move straight into.

You’re welcomed into a generous entrance hall, which immediately gives a sense of space, along with handy access to a large, boarded loft.

The current owners have created two distinct living areas—one a cosy retreat, the other more open plan. Clever zoning has resulted in a sociable kitchen-diner with additional living space, giving you real flexibility in how you use the rooms. The newer rear section is flooded with natural light thanks to two roof lanterns and French doors that open directly onto the garden, making it perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying the sunshine. This is also where the log burner sits, creating a beautifully cosy nook.

The kitchen is smart, stylish, and highly practical, fitted with classic Shaker-style units, integrated appliances, and space for a range cooker. It works just as well for everyday living as it does for hosting friends.

At the front of the bungalow are two comfortable double bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes in the main bedroom, plus a third bedroom that works equally well as a single room or home office. The bathroom has been attractively refitted with modern finishes, keeping things sleek and easy to maintain.

Outside, the garden is a real highlight. Facing south, it enjoys sunshine throughout the day and stretches to around 70 feet. There’s a terrace across the back of the house for outdoor dining, leading onto a lawn, with the added benefit of side access.

To the front, there’s off-street parking for three cars, along with a single garage complete with power and lighting. Additional storage sheds and side access make day-to-day living easy and practical.

As with many bungalows, there is onward potential here too. So if you’re not downsizing and are instead looking for a home you can extend, this could be a great option, subject to the usual planning consents.

Location-wise, it’s hard to beat. Shepperton village is just minutes away, while Old Shepperton, with its riverside walks, pubs, and restaurants, is also within easy reach.

A comfortable, well-thought-out home in a brilliant spot—this is bungalow living done properly.

What does the current owner love?

The location has always been a real highlight. It offered a lifestyle where they could walk the children to school and hardly ever need the car. Having the meadow at the end of the street made dog walks a joy, and The Bell pub right nearby was perfect for a Sunday roast!

What do I love?

This home really reminds me of my childhood home. The second bedroom would have been my own growing up, so it feels a little nostalgic. These bungalows make great family homes, but for anyone moving somewhere all on one level and looking to future-proof, you really can’t beat it!