House For Sale £275,000
Morval is a small village only 2 miles from the town of Looe which is a historic Cornish fishing port and popular holiday destination., along with a fascinating harbour, sandy beaches and cliff top coastal walks. The market town of Liskeard is 6 miles away and the city of Plymouth, with its main shopping facilities, is 20 miles with access to the cross channel ferry to Brittany and Santander.
A charming two bedroom cottage dating back as far as 1273, located in the quiet hamlet of Tregarland, 2 miles from Looe. The property boasts some outstanding collectable features including original Delft tiles and a Cambourne Cornish Range in the Lounge, along with beamed ceilings, handmade kitchen, original fireplaces complete with commanding countryside views. The property benefits from central heating fired by the multi fuel Rayburn, along with a separate garage and workshop/annex.
The property is semi-detached and linked to the original farmhouse. The driveway leads up from the road to a parking bay and garage. The pathway to the house leads alongside the garage and around to the front door.
The large old wooden door leads into a glazed porch and through to the sitting room with door to kitchen.
The sitting room is full of original character, with beamed ceilings and the main feature original Cambourne Cornish range with inset Delft tiles. Stairs off to the first floor and door through to the kitchen.
The kitchen is handmade and has an a wealth of character which adds to the property, with a original delft tiles on the worktops and up stands. To one end of the kitchen, the area opening into the garden room with Rayburn for hot water and central heating and an original bread oven. From this room there are with views over the garden and doorway to the garden. Off this room has a utility and an additional shower room.
From the sitting room, stairs lead up to the first floor landing with doors off to both bedrooms.
Bedroom 1 has an original cast fireplace with tiles, low level window with countryside views. Door proving access to the inner hall and bathroom, with original cast bath, wooden vanity and sink and low level WC.
Bedroom 2, low level window with exposed beams. Door to inner hallway.
Exterior: The gardens, are mainly paved bordered by stone walling with mature shrubs and bushes. The access from the road leads up to a detached garage with light and power. The rear of the garage with separate entrance has been converted to provide additional accommodation/workshop with kitchen and bathroom facilities.
Property information:
Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band
Services: Mains water and drainage, electric, broadband.
Windows are wooden and central heating via Rayburn.
Directions: Postcode PL13 1PP. Property is on your right with the driveway leading up to the house highlighted by the Popes for sale board.
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Popes Estate Agents - PL13 endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in Virtual Tours, Floor Plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.
A charming two bedroom cottage dating back as far as 1273, located in the quiet hamlet of Tregarland, 2 miles from Looe. The property boasts some outstanding collectable features including original Delft tiles and a Cambourne Cornish Range in the Lounge, along with beamed ceilings, handmade kitchen, original fireplaces complete with commanding countryside views. The property benefits from central heating fired by the multi fuel Rayburn, along with a separate garage and workshop/annex.
The property is semi-detached and linked to the original farmhouse. The driveway leads up from the road to a parking bay and garage. The pathway to the house leads alongside the garage and around to the front door.
The large old wooden door leads into a glazed porch and through to the sitting room with door to kitchen.
The sitting room is full of original character, with beamed ceilings and the main feature original Cambourne Cornish range with inset Delft tiles. Stairs off to the first floor and door through to the kitchen.
The kitchen is handmade and has an a wealth of character which adds to the property, with a original delft tiles on the worktops and up stands. To one end of the kitchen, the area opening into the garden room with Rayburn for hot water and central heating and an original bread oven. From this room there are with views over the garden and doorway to the garden. Off this room has a utility and an additional shower room.
From the sitting room, stairs lead up to the first floor landing with doors off to both bedrooms.
Bedroom 1 has an original cast fireplace with tiles, low level window with countryside views. Door proving access to the inner hall and bathroom, with original cast bath, wooden vanity and sink and low level WC.
Bedroom 2, low level window with exposed beams. Door to inner hallway.
Exterior: The gardens, are mainly paved bordered by stone walling with mature shrubs and bushes. The access from the road leads up to a detached garage with light and power. The rear of the garage with separate entrance has been converted to provide additional accommodation/workshop with kitchen and bathroom facilities.
Property information:
Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band
Services: Mains water and drainage, electric, broadband.
Windows are wooden and central heating via Rayburn.
Directions: Postcode PL13 1PP. Property is on your right with the driveway leading up to the house highlighted by the Popes for sale board.
Disclaimer
Popes Estate Agents - PL13 endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in Virtual Tours, Floor Plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.
