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Virtually untouched 1970s time capsule home goes on the market for £675,000 in first sale of its kind
In a first of its kind sale, a virtually untouched time capsule home from the 1970s has gone on the market £675,000.
Owned by the same family since it was built, this architect designed four bedroom bungalow acts as a time machine to half a century ago with its vintage design.
The 2,112sq ft home is situated in Oakley, near Basingstoke, with enormous floor-to-ceiling windows which give panoramic views of open farmland.
Having been kept in the same hands for so long, the bungalow still oozes seventies style with chrome armchairs, wood-panelled ceilings, and zig-zag patterned sofas.
The listing describes the property as having a 'minimalist aesthetic' with quirky features such as a circular dining room built beneath a central skylight.
The 2,112sq ft home is situated in Oakley, near Basingstoke, with enormous floor-to-ceiling windows which give panoramic views of open farmland
Owned by the same family since it was built, this architect designed four bedroom bungalow acts as a time machine to half a century ago with its vintage design
On the market with Brockenhurst estate agents, this unique home is fitted with two bathrooms and two reception rooms.
The description reads: 'Offered for sale for the very first time, this striking architect-designed four-bedroom family home occupies a peaceful and highly sought-after position on the edge of the village of Oakley.
'Built in the 1970s and owned by the same family ever since, the property sits on a generous plot and offers over 2,000 sq ft of beautifully arranged single-level accommodation, blending mid-century modern elegance with huge potential to update and extend.'
The property also has a block-paved driveway providing off-road parking for multiple vehicles and access to an attached garage.
