NotSpaghetti
Is it possible that any bungalow would be less interesting than the home you left? I have been bungalow hunting a couple of years ago and most of them are very "straightforward".
Not dull or plain but sort-of "ordinary" really.
If you spend a massive sum (to me at least) you may get a unique architect designed one in a lovely setting but basically I felt they were mainly looking for functionality.
I think if I was older, functionality would be key. I would be less concerned about "character" (which our hard-to-clean Victorian home has in spades) and more bothered about ease of getting about, hoovering etc.
Is it possible that you suddenly feel you aren't quite ready for this?
I expect the new neighbours have just made you question what you are doing there when you were quite settled before.
your right thank you, we should have probably stuck to living in a house with a smaller garden we thought a bungalow would be good and it's a nice shaped one, not the usual corridor type we had a passerby asking us about two year ago if we were thinking of selling, he was interested, so i know it will sell at the right price they don't all that often come on the market and when they do their a silly price, will see what the new year brings if i can hang on in there with my feelings thank you for taking time to answer