• DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOCATION +
• SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW +
• COMFORTABLE LOUNGE WITH GENEROUS LIVING SPACE +
• KITCHEN/DINER IDEAL FOR EVERYDAY LIVING AND ENTERTAINING +
• PRACTICAL UTILITY ROOM +
• FRONT AND REAR GARDEN +
• DRIVE AND GARAGE +
• EPC- 61- D +
• COUNCIL TAX BAND- C +
• FREEHOLD TENURE +

The property is situated in a pleasant village location and offers well proportioned accommodation throughout. This two bedroom bungalow presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking single level living in a great location.

The accommodation includes a spacious lounge providing a comfortable and welcoming living area, along with a kitchen/diner offering ample space for everyday dining and entertaining. There are two good sized bedrooms, complemented by a practical utility room which provides additional storage.

Externally, the property enjoys gardens to both the front and rear, predominantly laid to lawn and enhanced by mature shrubs, creating a pleasant outdoor environment. Further benefits include an integral garage, providing secure parking or additional storage. There are also glimpses of the sea.

Overall, this delightful bungalow combines comfortable accommodation with a desirable village setting, making it an ideal home for a range of buyers.

Location – Mullion is the largest village on the Lizard and has an excellent range of day to day facilities to include shops, inns, cafes and restaurants, craft shops and art galleries. There is a popular golf course close to the village and also a hotels with swimming pool and gym facilities available. Mullion is also renowned for it’s high quality schooling with a popular primary school and exceptionally regarded Secondary School. In the centre of the village stands the mainly 13th century church of St Mellanus, renowned for its richly-carved oak bench-ends depicting biblical scenes, including that of Jonah and the Whale. Dramatic Mullion Cove is owned by the National Trust and has a pretty working harbour, protected from the winter gales by stout sea walls. The harbour was completed in 1895, when pilchard fishing was the main local industry and is still used by local fisherman. The old pilchard cellar and net store can still be seen. Another unofficial local industry was smuggling! There are a plethora of coastal walks accessible via the south west coastal path with stunning views to be enjoyed. Nearby Poldhu Cove is the perfect family beach, backed by sand dunes with a large car park nearby and a super café. Historic Church Cove can be walked to across the cliffs from Poldhu. Nearer to the village is Pollurian Cove which can be accessed via a footpath on an attractive clifftop walk, this is another fantastic family beach also popular with surfers.