Listed for £485,000
June 13, 2025
Sold for £315,000
2017
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With its prime location, substantial plot, and boundless potential, Number 43 is a rare gem waiting to be reimagined. Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the scale, setting, and scope on offer. Property Tour - A Unique Mid-Century Gem with Coastal Charm and Endless Potential. As you approach this delightful detached bungalow, you're immediately struck by the sense of space offered by the generous driveway and expansive front garden, beautifully landscaped with rolling lawn and mature shrubs. Step through the front door into a charming sunroom/porch – a fully glazed space with a large picture window and sliding door to the side elevation. Bathed in natural light and enjoying a southerly aspect, this tiled-floored area provides a peaceful spot to relax and take in the sunshine – a warm and welcoming entrance to this exceptional home. From here, enter the heart of the home – a spacious dual-aspect lounge/diner that exudes character and charm. Natural light streams in from multiple windows and glazed doors, highlighting the original solid timber parquet flooring that flows throughout. The room is cleverly divided by a striking mid-century modern brick fireplace, offering both warmth and style while creating a cosy lounge area and a more formal dining space. At the rear of the property, the kitchen enjoys views over the expansive rear garden and provides direct access via a side door to the alfresco dining patio – perfect for summer entertaining or enjoying a quiet evening in the Cornish sun. The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of floor-based units, granite worktop, tiled flooring and splashbacks, an inset stainless steel sink, and space for appliances. LED spotlights to the ceiling offer a bright, clean finish. A door leads into a built-in pantry with tiled walls, shelving, and a charming single-glazed window. A central hallway leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms – two spacious doubles with built-in wardrobes and a versatile single bedroom, ideal as a home office or guest room. The family bathroom is light and spacious, offering all the essentials with room for modernisation to suit your taste. From the rear garden, a door reveals a useful cellar/storage area with power, lighting, and space for a washing machine. This practical space also houses the combi boiler, includes built-in units and a sink, and while it has restricted head height, it’s ideal for additional storage or utility use. Adjacent to the kitchen, a passageway leads through the link between the house and the garage, giving easy access to the outdoor spaces. The single garage features an up-and-over door, lighting, power, and a large window overlooking the garden. There's also a workshop area and even an inspection pit, making it a dream for DIY enthusiasts or hobbyists. Throughout, the property is filled with character and potential, offering an exceptional opportunity to reimagine this charming home while enjoying its mid-century features and enviable location. Area - An Exceptional Coastal Location Offering the Best of Cornwall Chatsworth Way, located in the prestigious Carlyon Bay area, is one of Cornwall’s most desirable addresses. This peaceful residential enclave offers a unique blend of coastal tranquillity and convenience, just a short walk from the golden sands of Carlyon Bay Beach and the scenic South West Coast Path. Residents here enjoy a calm, community-focused environment, with generous plots, leafy surroundings, and access to some of the region’s most stunning seascapes. Carlyon Bay itself is home to a clifftop golf course, beautiful coastal walks, and a rejuvenated beach area with seasonal events and relaxed beach bars – ideal for those seeking a vibrant yet laid-back lifestyle. Just a mile along the coast lies the historic harbour village of Charlestown, famed for its tall ships, cobbled quays, and character-filled pubs and restaurants. With its film-set charm and year-round appeal, it adds a touch of timeless beauty to the area. Meanwhile, the nearby town of St Austell provides a full range of amenities including supermarkets, schools, healthcare, and excellent transport links – including mainline rail services to London and beyond. Whether you’re looking for an idyllic permanent residence, a luxurious second home, or a rewarding investment opportunity, this exceptional location offers space, scenery, and coastal sophistication in equal measure. If you can see yourself living in this beautifully presented home, then contact us today! Tenure: Freehold Services: Main’s water, drainage, and electricity Heating and glazing: Double glazing and gas central heating Broadband: Standard – Superfast- 6mbps to 80mbps download speeds (Source OFCOM) Mobile Availability: - likely O2, Limited EE, Vodafone and Three (Source OFCOM) Council Tax: – Band D EPC: D Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Anti-Money Laundering - Upon making an offer on this property, we will require ID, proof of funds and proof of address, this is due to anti money laundering purposes. Agents Note - Whilst every care has been taken to prepare these, are for guidance purposes only. All measurements are approximate are for general guidance purposes only and whilst every care has been taken to ensure their accuracy, they should not be relied upon, and potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements.