Keveral Lane, Seaton, PL11

This is the kind of home that quietly changes the pace of everyday life.

Tucked in the sought after coastal village of Seaton, just a five minute, level walk from the beach, this beautifully presented three double bedroom detached bungalow offers a lifestyle that feels relaxed, connected and effortlessly enjoyable.

Mornings begin with a gentle stroll to the shoreline and a cappuccino from the beach café, afternoons drift by with coastal enjoyment or countryside rambles and evenings settle in beside the warmth of a log burner, all without ever needing to get in the car.

Chy An Treth (House by the Beach) has been thoughtfully designed around modern living and was chosen as the mystery house on the popular BBC series Escape to the Country.

At its heart is a bright, open plan living space that naturally brings people together. The feature log burner creates a cosy focal point in the cooler months, while wide bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out during summer, opening directly onto the enclosed sun drenched rear garden. Whether it’s long lunches, relaxed barbecues or quiet evenings outdoors, this is a space made for living well.

The fully fitted kitchen, complete with integrated appliances, sits seamlessly within the layout, perfect for entertaining while staying connected with family and guests. Everything feels easy, practical and considered.

The accommodation comprises three double bedrooms, including a master suite with its own ensuite shower room, creating a calm retreat at the end of the day. A contemporary family bathroom adds style and convenience.

Outside, a gated access opens onto a driveway with ample off-road parking, framed by mature planting that provides privacy and a welcoming sense of arrival. The garden is low-maintenance yet inviting, an absolute haven during spring and summertime, perfectly suited to relaxed coastal living rather than constant upkeep.

Seaton combines the charm of a traditional seaside village with the practicality that buyers increasingly demand. The beach is on your doorstep, the Seaton Valley Countryside Park offers acres of woodland walks and wildlife nearby and village amenities include cafés, a restaurant and a popular pub.

Just along the coast, the neighbouring village of Downderry adds to the appeal with a strong sense of community, hosting a variety of weekly groups including yoga, pilates, crafts, art and drama. Downderry also offers a local infant school, a doctor’s surgery and a well regarded restaurant, Bewshea's for perfect dining.

Importantly, this peaceful setting is not isolated, a bus stop is literally at the end of the lane and the nearby towns of Looe, Liskeard and Torpoint offer supermarkets and wider facilities, whilst the train stations at St. Germans and Liskeard provide direct services to London Paddington and easy rail access across Cornwall, making both commuting and exploring the region effortless.

With the reassurance of a current NHBC warranty, this is a home that offers both lifestyle and peace of mind; a rare opportunity to enjoy stylish, low-maintenance coastal living in one of South East Cornwall’s most desirable villages.