Private level garden, countryside views and flexible single-storey living near village amenities.
Detached four-bedroom bungalow on about one-third of an acre
An individual detached bungalow on about one-third of an acre, this bright four-bedroom home sits quietly on the edge of St Newlyn East and backs onto farmland. The single-storey layout includes a lounge, dining room, large conservatory, study/hobbies room and both a family bathroom and an en suite wet room — well suited to families or buyers seeking level living with generous outdoor space. Chain free and largely private, the garden is level and landscaped, offering scope for play, gardening or extension (subject to consents).
Practical features include oil-fired central heating with a boiler and radiators, solar-heated hot water and uPVC double glazing. Parking is strong here: a double car port and a very large driveway provide ample off-street parking and vehicular access. The property enjoys rural views to the rear and is hard to see from the road, giving a sense of seclusion while remaining close to village amenities and primary schooling.
Buyers should note a few material points: the house was constructed in the 1950s–1960s, glazing install date is unknown and the main heating fuel is oil rather than mains gas. Council tax is listed as expensive. These facts mean ongoing running costs and future maintenance (or modernisation) should be factored into plans. There is no flood risk.
Overall this bungalow will appeal to families seeking spacious, single-level accommodation with a large private plot and countryside outlook, or to buyers wanting a home with potential to personalise and improve over time.