House For Sale £450,000
An attractively positioned and sizeable, detached dormer bungalow with beautiful gardens, garage & generous parking, occupying a good-sized plot, enjoying a quiet position in the popular village of carnon downs.
This property has been a cherished home which has been well maintained over the years, offering the opportunity for some general updating and modernisation. Perfect for buyers looking to put their own stamp on the property with the potential to extend like other properties in the area. (all subject to relevant planning consents).
This fantastic bungalow offers mature gardens, 1 ground floor bedroom & 2 first floor double bedrooms, generous lounge & kitchen/diner, parking & garage but also offers huge potential with its versatile living accommodation & plot size, all in this sought after & peaceful location
property:
In brief consists of a welcoming hallway with staircase a good sized lounge which is light and airy with large window and fireplace, generous kitchen/diner, the dining area with patio doors leading out to the rear garden and kitchen area which offers a range of base and wall cabinets, storage cupboard space for a washing machine and fridge freezer with access through to the garage.
To complete the ground floor you have 1 double bedroom and family bathroom Stairs rise form the hallway to the first floor which offers fantastic views of the countryside, 2 good sized double bedrooms with built in wardrobes and a shower room.
Externally:
To the front of the property there is mature garden which is planted beautifully, a generous driveway with parking for two vehicles with potential to create further parking and garage with light and power. One of the main features of this property is the beautiful mature rear garden which backs onto a field, offers complete privacy and is a good size. It is mainly laid to lawn with a patio seating area and established trees and shrubs which extend to the borders.
Location:
The village of Carnon Downs has a wide range of local amenities which include village stores and post office, dentists and doctors surgery as well as regular bus services between Truro and Falmouth. More comprehensive shopping and schooling facilities can be found in Truro city centre. A couple of miles to the west of the village is the Fal Estuary, with its excellent sailing waters, the National Trust Trelissick House and King Harry Ferry providing easy access to the beautiful Roseland Peninsula.
Bordering the south of the village is the historic former mining site and now conservation area of Bissoe Valley and trail. The trail begins at the village of Devoran, just the other side of the bypass, and provides a traffic free, off-road trail culminating at Porthtowan on the North Coast. Devoran has an excellent junior school and pub and Is the site of the ancient Devoran Quay. As the County's Capital, Truro offers an excellent range of shopping and business services set within a very attractive and compact city.
Truro is a thriving community and has a leisure centre, theatre, cinema and museum as well as a good range of both independent and national retailers. Truro has well regarded independent and state secondary schools as well as a further and higher education at the award winning Truro College. There are parks and golf clubs close to the city as well as a mainline train station providing easy access to London Paddington.
Tenure: Freehold
heating & glazing: UPVC double glazing & Gas Central Heating
services: Mains water, drainage, gas & electricity
This property has been a cherished home which has been well maintained over the years, offering the opportunity for some general updating and modernisation. Perfect for buyers looking to put their own stamp on the property with the potential to extend like other properties in the area. (all subject to relevant planning consents).
This fantastic bungalow offers mature gardens, 1 ground floor bedroom & 2 first floor double bedrooms, generous lounge & kitchen/diner, parking & garage but also offers huge potential with its versatile living accommodation & plot size, all in this sought after & peaceful location
property:
In brief consists of a welcoming hallway with staircase a good sized lounge which is light and airy with large window and fireplace, generous kitchen/diner, the dining area with patio doors leading out to the rear garden and kitchen area which offers a range of base and wall cabinets, storage cupboard space for a washing machine and fridge freezer with access through to the garage.
To complete the ground floor you have 1 double bedroom and family bathroom Stairs rise form the hallway to the first floor which offers fantastic views of the countryside, 2 good sized double bedrooms with built in wardrobes and a shower room.
Externally:
To the front of the property there is mature garden which is planted beautifully, a generous driveway with parking for two vehicles with potential to create further parking and garage with light and power. One of the main features of this property is the beautiful mature rear garden which backs onto a field, offers complete privacy and is a good size. It is mainly laid to lawn with a patio seating area and established trees and shrubs which extend to the borders.
Location:
The village of Carnon Downs has a wide range of local amenities which include village stores and post office, dentists and doctors surgery as well as regular bus services between Truro and Falmouth. More comprehensive shopping and schooling facilities can be found in Truro city centre. A couple of miles to the west of the village is the Fal Estuary, with its excellent sailing waters, the National Trust Trelissick House and King Harry Ferry providing easy access to the beautiful Roseland Peninsula.
Bordering the south of the village is the historic former mining site and now conservation area of Bissoe Valley and trail. The trail begins at the village of Devoran, just the other side of the bypass, and provides a traffic free, off-road trail culminating at Porthtowan on the North Coast. Devoran has an excellent junior school and pub and Is the site of the ancient Devoran Quay. As the County's Capital, Truro offers an excellent range of shopping and business services set within a very attractive and compact city.
Truro is a thriving community and has a leisure centre, theatre, cinema and museum as well as a good range of both independent and national retailers. Truro has well regarded independent and state secondary schools as well as a further and higher education at the award winning Truro College. There are parks and golf clubs close to the city as well as a mainline train station providing easy access to London Paddington.
Tenure: Freehold
heating & glazing: UPVC double glazing & Gas Central Heating
services: Mains water, drainage, gas & electricity
