Fire has completely destroyed a Parmelia home.
Emergency crews were called to the single storey brick and tile home on Brignell Gardens about 4.20pm on Thursday, May 21.
When they arrived, the house was fully involved in flames and black smoke was billowing from the property.
Firefighters managed to contain and control the blaze by 6pm.
The cause has been deemed accidental due to an electrical fault of a lamp.
It's understood no one was injured.
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