14 Cemetery Road, Little Bay East, Newfoundland & Labrador

About This Property

Welcome to this spectacular bungalow with a full basement offering over 2,800 sq ft, set on nearly 3/4 of an acre of beautifully landscaped land—being sold fully furnished for a move-in ready experience. This one-of-a-kind property features a beautiful, park-like setting where a rock-lined pond and flowing stream create a peaceful focal point. Complete with two charming bridges, multiple sitting areas, and subtle in-ground solar lighting that adds ambience in the evenings, this space is surrounded by mature trees, offering both beauty and natural privacy. The pond was previously home to trout, adding to its unique character. Behind the home, the property transitions into a fully treed, wooded backdrop, creating a quiet and secluded setting. Concrete steps lead into this area, where you’ll find an additional serene retreat with a swing tucked among the trees. Two storage sheds are included, and there is ample space to add a garage if desired. The home enjoys beautiful mountain views from the front, while the surrounding trees provide privacy. Inside, the main floor features a bright living room with a propane fireplace and large window capturing the mountainous views. The space flows into a spacious dining area with patio doors leading to the back deck. The kitchen includes a breakfast nook, a raised counter with seating, and warm wood accents throughout. This level offers three bedrooms, including a primary suite with ensuite and patio doors leading to a private deck. The fully developed basement includes a large rec room, hobby/music room with sound-dampening wall, additional bedroom (with window size adjustment), and a utility/laundry area. Comfort is enhanced with a heat pump, providing efficient heating and cooling year-round. Built in 2004, this property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, views, and functional living space—fully furnished and ready to enjoy from day one. Book your private viewing today before its gone