This charming period property, built in the early 1900s, is being offered for the first time since it was built and is nestled in a semi-rural location between the villages of Penwithick and Bugle. The property boasts countryside views and features two reception rooms, a kitchen, a downstairs shower room, a rear porch/utility area, and three bedrooms on the first floor. With off-road parking to the rear and a garden area, this home offers plenty of scope and potential. Its location is ideal, with a short distance to the Clay Trails, Treverbyn primary school, local shops, and pubs, as well as easy access to St Austell town centre, which offers a range of facilities, including a mainline railway station and leisure centre. The property is a must-see to appreciate its unique features and wonderful location.