Bungalows For Sale in Park Lane, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

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A lovely two bedroom bungalow in prime condition located on the edge of Lane End village. The house has been previously renovated to a high specification having been rented out over recent time and is now being offered to the market with no onward chain. There is additional scope for extension in...

Nestled in a beautiful semi-rural location within this popular Chiltern village, this delightful 1930s detached bungalow offers versatile, single-level accommodation with exciting potential to extend into the loft (subject to planning). Set back from the road, the home retains many original featu...

Originally constructed as a detached Bungalow but over the last few years the property has been converted and extended to provide a large five bedroom detached family home.

A detached chalet style bungalow with large well kept gardens.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A DETACHED BUNGALOW IN NEED OF MODERNISATION, WITH POTENTIAL TO EXTEND OR REDEVELOP, SUBJECT TO THE NECESSARY CONSENTS, WITH A GOOD SIZE GARDEN.

Hurst are pleased to offer to the market a rarely available and extended, three bedroom, detached chalet-bungalow that has been well cared for and significantly improved upon by its current owners and is offered in excellent condition throughout. This extremely versatile property would make an id...

A bright and spacious two bedroom DETACHED bungalow offered to the market in good condition throughout. The property is located in the sought after Sands region of High Wycombe within close proximity to junction 4 of the M40 and two of the towns most highly regarded Grammar schools; Wycombe High ...

A two bedroom link detached bungalow located in a small cul de sac.

*** A SECLUDED SMALLHOLDING WITH AN AGRICUTURAL BUILDING *** This is an exceptional opportunity for you to own 3.82 acres of flat land, securely enclosed by stock-proof fencing with Pophley Wood bordering the site to the north.