• DETACHED BUNGALOW +
• THREE BEDROOMS +
• GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY FOR AMPLE PARKING +
• CONSERVATORY +
• COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS +
• WORKSHOPS +
• SCOPE FOR IMPROVEMENT +
• SOLAR PANEL AND AIRSOURCE PUMP - EPC RATING B +

Nestled in the tranquil rural hamlet of Lanreath, this detached three bedroom bungalow occupies a generous corner plot offering exceptional privacy and space. Though in need of updating, it presents an ideal project opportunity, combining countryside setting with superb potential.

The interior features an entrance hall with log burner leading to a living room that could be transformed into a bright, contemporary space, particularly to take full advantage of sweeping views across the countryside. A conservatory extends the living space, offering a sunny retreat overlooking the gardens. The kitchen, while functional, offers an excellent blank canvas for modernisation and reconfiguration. Three good sized bedrooms and a bathroom complete the accommodation.

Benefiting from an impressive EPC rating of a B, fitted with an air source heat pump and solar panels.

Externally, the property enjoys gardens wrapping around the bungalow. A private driveway provides ample parking and leads to a detached garage plus two workshop areas perfect for hobbyists, storage, or creating a home office or studio and two storage areas for wood etc and a summer house. The corner plot may even offer scope for extension or landscaping (subject to planning consent).

Set within the peaceful rural community of Lanreath, a location that offers both seclusion and convenience. Everyday facilities include village shop and public houses . Primary schooling, can be found in nearby Pelynt and Polperro, with a wider selection of supermarkets, boutiques, cafés, and restaurants available in the bustling harbour town of Looe, just a short drive away.

Despite its tranquil setting, the property is well connected. There are regular local bus services from stops within a short walk of the property, providing links to neighbouring villages and towns. Rail travel is accessible via Sandplace and Looe stations (all within 5 miles), on the picturesque Looe Valley Line, which connects to Liskeard and onward to the national rail network.

The A38 is easily accessible for road travel, offering routes toward Plymouth and Exeter to the east, and Truro further west. For those needing air travel, Newquay Airport is within comfortable driving distance.