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Bungalows for sale: where they are and what they cost, October 2026
11,429 bungalows came on the market in the last 30 days, about 1 in 13 new homes for sale. The median asking price was £335,000. In the North they cost more than other houses; in parts of the south, less.
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11,429 bungalows came on the market in the 30 days to 3 October 2026. That's about 1 in 13 of all new homes for sale on home.co.uk. The median asking price was £335,000: £275,000 for a two-bedroom bungalow and £375,000 for three bedrooms.
Bungalows are scarce in cities and common along the east coast and in Lincolnshire. And whether one costs more or less than a house nearby depends on which end of the country you're in.
Where are the most bungalows for sale?
The Peterborough and Norwich postcode areas had the most new bungalow listings, more than 500 each in a month. By share of what's for sale, Lincoln leads among the areas in the table: about one new listing in five there is a bungalow.
| Area | New bungalows | Share of listings | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peterborough (PE) | 538 | 17% | £280,000 |
| Norwich (NR) | 523 | 19% | £325,000 |
| Brighton (BN) | 345 | 12% | £439,950 |
| Nottingham (NG) | 285 | 10% | £280,000 |
| Ipswich (IP) | 276 | 14% | £345,000 |
| Portsmouth (PO) | 258 | 11% | £375,000 |
| Llandudno (LL) | 198 | 18% | £264,975 |
| Lincoln (LN) | 178 | 21% | £267,500 |
Cities have very few. The Birmingham postcode area, one of the busiest in the country with 4,390 new listings, had 122 new bungalows in the month, under 3% of what came on the market there.
Where are bungalows cheapest?
Among postcode areas with at least 120 new bungalow listings in the month, these had the lowest median asking prices:
- Cleveland (TS): £220,000
- Doncaster (DN): £240,000
- Newcastle upon Tyne (NE): £250,000
- Stoke-on-Trent (ST): £260,000
- Llandudno, North Wales (LL): £264,975
- Lincoln (LN): £267,500
Do bungalows cost more than houses?
Nationally, a bungalow costs a little less than a house: a median of £335,000 against £349,950 for houses of all types. Area by area, though, the picture splits in two.
In much of the North and in Wales, bungalows cost more than other houses nearby:
| Area | Bungalow | House | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sheffield (S) | £280,000 | £222,475 | +£57,525 |
| Swansea (SA) | £289,950 | £225,000 | +£64,950 |
| Carlisle (CA) | £300,000 | £230,000 | +£70,000 |
| Doncaster (DN) | £240,000 | £190,000 | +£50,000 |
In parts of the south of England, they cost less:
| Area | Bungalow | House | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tonbridge (TN) | £420,000 | £495,000 | −£75,000 |
| Southend (SS) | £375,000 | £425,000 | −£50,000 |
| Gloucester (GL) | £350,000 | £389,500 | −£39,500 |
A likely reason is what each one is being compared with. Where most houses are small terraces, a detached bungalow on its own plot is the bigger home. Where most houses are larger family homes, the bungalow is the smaller one.
How we worked this out: every home for sale that came onto home.co.uk between 4 September and 3 October 2026, excluding commercial property and anything under £20,000. "Bungalow" is the property type the agent chose. "House" means every other house type, excluding flats, maisonettes, park homes and land. Figures are medians, the middle asking price.
Four bungalows for sale now
We picked these from bungalows listed directly with Home by local agents, using the rule in each heading. The photos are the agents' own, and each one links to the full listing.
The cheapest: a two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow near Doncaster, £140,000
Grampian Way, Thorne, DN8, offers in the region of £140,000. About 580 sq ft, with a lounge-diner, two bedrooms, a driveway and gardens front and back, in a small cul-de-sac with no upward chain. The agent says it's priced to reflect that it needs modernising.
Listed by Screetons, Thorne.
Close to the typical price: three bedrooms near Newmarket, £340,000
Boundary Road, Red Lodge, IP28, guide price £340,000. A detached three-bedroom bungalow with gardens front and back, off-road parking, and a converted garage that the agent suggests as a home office or gym. No chain, and close to the A11.
Listed by Cheffins, Newmarket.
In bungalow country: an extended three-bedroom near Norwich, £375,000 to £400,000
Millers Way, Horsford, NR10, guide price £375,000 to £400,000. A substantially extended detached bungalow in a cul-de-sac, with an open-plan dining and garden room, a detached double garage and plenty of parking.
Listed by Humberts, Norwich.
The most expensive: a modern single-storey home on 1.6 acres in Kent, £1.5 million
Church Road, Hartley, DA3, guide price £1,500,000. Completed in 2023, with five or six bedrooms and five bathrooms on one level, behind electric gates on about 1.6 acres. The agent says the plot has outline planning permission for a further three-bedroom detached bungalow.
Listed by Humberts, Sevenoaks.
Thinking of buying or selling a bungalow?
Search homes for sale in the area you want on Home, or check house prices in the area you're looking at. If you own one, an instant valuation shows how it compares with what's on the market. Bungalows often suit buyers who are downsizing, and Homemove can quote for the surveys, conveyancing and removals that come with a move.
For the prices homes sell for, rather than asking prices, HM Land Registry's sold house prices cover completed sales in England and Wales.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a bungalow cost in the UK?
The median asking price of bungalows that came on the market in the 30 days to 3 October 2026 was £335,000. A two-bedroom bungalow had a median of £275,000 and a three-bedroom bungalow £375,000.
Where are bungalows cheapest?
Of the areas with at least 120 new bungalow listings in a month, Cleveland (£220,000), Doncaster (£240,000) and Newcastle upon Tyne (£250,000) had the lowest median asking prices.
Are bungalows more expensive than houses?
It depends where. Nationally a bungalow's median asking price is slightly below a house's. In the North and in Wales bungalows often cost tens of thousands more than other houses nearby, while in parts of the south of England they cost less.
