- Commanding sea views from reverse-level living area
- Three bedrooms, one family bathroom
- Detached garden office/studio, ideal for home working
- Garage, driveway and parking for up to three cars
- Sunny south-westerly low-maintenance garden
- Built 1967–1975; likely requires modernising of services
- Oil-fired boiler and radiators; not on gas network
- Slow broadband; main living above bedrooms may limit accessibility
Set on a large plot in popular Newlyn, this reverse-level detached house delivers commanding sea views and spacious living on an average-sized footprint. The top-floor open-plan living and dining area maximises the outlook, while three downstairs bedrooms suit family life or holiday use. A detached office/studio offers flexible space for working from home or creative projects.
Practical positives include driveway parking for multiple cars, a garage, and a sunny south-westerly low-maintenance garden. The property is chain free and sits in a very low-crime, affluent neighbourhood with good local schools and village amenities nearby, including shops, restaurants and an independent cinema.
Notable considerations: the house was built in the late 1960s–1970s, uses oil central heating and has just one bathroom — buyers should expect older services and consider modernisation. Broadband speeds are reported as slow. The reverse-level layout places the main living space above the bedrooms, which may not suit limited mobility.
This home will appeal to families and buyers seeking a seaside location with parking and workspace, or to investors looking for a desirable holiday-let/long-term rental in a high-demand village. Its setting and no-chain status create immediate viewing appeal, with scope to update systems and finishes to add value.
