• Highly Desirable Location +
• Driveway and Garage with Electric Doors +
• Beautifully Landscaped Rear Gardens +
• Generous Lounge and Practical Refitted Kitchen +
• Immaculately Presented Throughout +
• Spacious and Light filled Two Bedroom Bungalow +

Superb Two-Bedroom Bungalow with Garage, Driveway & Beautiful Gardens

This delightful two-bedroom bungalow offers light, airy, and generously proportioned living spaces throughout. Immaculately presented, the home has been lovingly maintained and is ready to move straight into.

A spacious lounge welcomes you with a large window that floods the room with natural light, while the well-planned refitted kitchen provides both functionality and charm. Both bedrooms are well-sized and versatile bedroom two currently dressed as a dining room, offering comfortable living for a range of buyers.

Outside, the property truly shines with a wonderful rear garden — beautifully landscaped and immaculately kept, offering a peaceful haven with some lovely views. To the front, there is a driveway providing ample off-road parking and access to a garage for further convenience.

Combining a tranquil setting with practical features, this superb bungalow is the perfect blend of comfort, style, and outdoor enjoyment. Mabe 

• Mabe (or Mabe Burnthouse) is a village and civil parish just west of Penryn (about 1 mile) — so very close yet more rural and tranquil.  
• It has around 2,900 people in the parish as of 2021 (ward larger).  
• The landscape is pretty: elevated in parts, with wonderful views over Penryn, Falmouth Bay, the countryside and across to places like the Lizard on clear days.  
• There are reservoirs (Argal & College) nearby, woodland and walking routes, and a setting that combines country peace with proximity to town amenities.  
• The geology and history tie into Cornwall’s mining and quarrying past: granite quarries around, traces of industrial heritage.  
• Local community feel: there is a primary school, village amenities (pub, post office & shops), Hall and church. It’s not isolated — well connected and part of a wider parish network.   Penryn
• Penryn is an ancient market town on the river Penryn, just about 1 mile northwest of Falmouth.  
• It has a rich history. Buildings from Tudor, Jacobean and Georgian periods line its streets; the old harbour was significant in exporting granite and tin in centuries past.  
• Much of its centre is a conservation area, so there’s a lot of heritage detail: cobbled lanes, old water pumps, historic town hall & clock tower.   
• It has a charming local feel — galleries, cafés, independent shops, eateries by the waterside (e.g. Jubilee Wharf), quiet back streets. Not as loud or as tourist-busy as neighbouring Falmouth.