A bungalow nestled on cliffs boasting a stunning postcard view of an iconic Cornish beach has gone on the market for the first time in a century.
The one-bedroom property, which is on sale for a guide price of £395,000, has a feature stone wall and is built into the cliffs of Porthscylla in Cornwall.
Overlooking Porthcurno beach – there it is no wonder the cozy cottage has stayed in the same family for over 100 years.
However, it isn’t only sensational views that will entice buyers, with the famed Minack Theatre nearby Poldark fans may be tempted to set up roots here.
While future residents can enjoy the peace and quiet of Porthscylla, they are only a stone’s throw away from Penzance.
The bungalow (pictured) nestled in the gorgeous Cornish cliffs are going for a guide price of £395,000
The property (pictured, centre) overlooks the famed Porthcurno beach and has been in the same family for over a century
Only a 22-minute drive down the road, potential future residents can also head to West Cornwall’s biggest town and enjoy the hustle and bustle.
Even though the property may have a slew of tempting amenities such as a patio as well as 1.94 acres spanning across the cliff – there is a catch.
Although the one-bedroom chalet-style bungalow has remained in the same hand for decdes – it needs quite a bit of work.
The bungalow’s interior is dated and in need of a new lease of life.
Living and dining areas are kitted out with 1970s-style brown tiles draped in a floral rug with accents of blue and purple.
Surrounded by yellow-tinted walls, the space also has a fairly withered mauve sofa as well as clashing curtains.
The kitchen area also requires a re-design to bring it up to date.
But planning permission in place will allow any potential buyers to demolish the entire property and completely start again leaving room for a Grand Design-style opportunity.
Even though it may have stunning views – the one-bedroom chalet-style property is in need of a considerable amount of TLC (pictured: Porthcurno beach)
Inside the property is fairly dated with the living room draped in a floral rug with accents of blue and purple
The kitchen area (left) also requires a bit of re-design to make the area slightly more chic and modern
It comes as a seaside cottage steps away from a picturesque beach has gone on the market for the first time in a century.
The £1.2million white-washed stone property with light blue accents fits perfectly with the surrounding picturesque landscape of Morfa Nefyn in Gwynedd.
Boasting a stunning location it is no wonder the cottage has stayed in the same family for over 100 years.
With a gorgeous outdoor seating area, potential buyers have the opportunity to watch the tide roll in and seagulls twirl in the sky all from the comfort of their own home.
However you don’t have to enjoy the views from the property dubbed ‘Ty Newydd’ either, there are plenty of ways to bask in the sun nearby the Welsh cottage.
From taking a walk to the famous Ty Coch Inn at the bay’s edge or enjoying your private patio, there is plenty to do.
Only a stone’s throw away from the cottage is Nefyn Golf Club as well as the picturesque Llyn Peninsula.
If you are looking to be involved in the hustle and bustle, the town of Pwllheli is also under seven miles away.
Planning permission has been granted on this property meaning potential buyers can completely start afresh (pictured: the bedroom)
However finding the bungalow itself may be challenging as what3words is required to be directed there (pictured: utility area)
Although the house itself may have been standing for over a century, its interior is anything but old-fashioned.
The inside of the property has been intricately designed so there are no small cubbyhole rooms in sight.
Boasting a hidden basement, the traditional cottage has modern-sized rooms with plenty of open plan space.
Therefore every day tasks can be enjoyed whilst enjoying the phenomenal views from the home’s seven windows.
The million pound house also has three double bedrooms, as well as a utility room, two shower rooms and a family bathroom.
