About this property

In a sheltered, tucked away location in the coastal village of Wembury , this immaculately presented 3 bedroom family home, with adaptable attached 1 bedroom annex, is deceptively spacious inside, light and airy with the cosy sitting room and well-appointed kitchen taking center stage in the heart of this bungalow. Level and sunny wrap around gardens, integral garage and generous driveway.

38 Veasy Park is a great example of an adaptable, comfortable property set back from the road in one of Wembury’s most popular, quieter locations.
Built in 1983, on a generous plot, the property has been updated and beautifully maintained, offering an adaptable layout - ideal for multi-generational living (with scope to convert a current dressing room into a small second kitchen), letting potential or providing 2 main reception rooms either side of the show stopping kitchen (installed November 2022) where natural light floods in and easy access out to the private patio and lawned rear garden enhances everyday living.
The window seat in the dual aspect sitting room is a particularly pleasing feature along with the wood burning stove. The master ensuite shower room has been stylishly upgraded with attention to design and detail. The master bedroom itself overlooks the well-stocked, established private back garden with its summer house, green house and timber archway leading around to the delightful, low maintenance paved side garden outside the current annex; here a shed houses charger points for a motor home.
The ample driveway has parking for several cars, with the established front lawn and vegetable garden being the outlooks for the second and third bedrooms, catching the evening sun.

Location
The large village of Wembury, boasts many amenities including a Post Office and Stores, The Odd Wheel pub, a thriving primary school, and a doctors’ surgery. It is most well-known for its National Trust owned beach, with the Wembury Marine Centre, feature rock-pools for family time well spent, a café, and the popular landmark of St Werburgh’s Church. The fabulous coastline, accessible by the Southwest Coast Path extends to the Yealm Estuary, Heybrook Bay and Bovisand. Away from tourist routes, Wembury, is a location that offers a “best of both worlds”, surrounded by open countryside yet only approx. 3 miles from Plymouth, the suburb of Plymstock, and 6 miles from the city centre and scenic Barbican waterfront.


Services
Mains drainage, electricity and gas fired combi boiler, owned solar panels with battery storage.