House For Sale £395,000
This utterly charming, detached cottage, built circa 1840 is called Chynans' which is Cornish for house in the valley' and the views across the countryside are delightful.
A Smashing Country Cottage
From the front of the cottage, there is a pedestrian path to the front door and a path leading to the gently tiered gardens at the rear. There was a small (smart car proportions) off-road parking space for the property which now has the oil tank for the central heating in its place. The current vendors either park in the lane close to the cottage or in the car park allocated for the residents of Nancledra Village.
The accommodation comprises a kitchen, dining room, living room, drawing room (which is currently used as a bedroom) and a conservatory. The first-floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom.
This classic cottage is full of character, whether it is a fine or foul day there is a wonderful ambience to the accommodation. Depending on personal taste, the cottage may now benefit from updating with the option to retain the wonderful original features.
The rooms are surprisingly spacious and with the addition of the glorious garden and valley views, everything important is in this property and ready to be improved upon.
The rear tiered garden faces south west. There is a large shed/ summer house, lawn, flower and shrub borders and an area that was designated as a vegetable patch.
In the far corner is a stone built lean to and the gate at the bottom of the garden opens to a no through road' leading to more detached properties. This no through road' has the village parking spaces at the other end to this gate, so it is a nice short cut to the bottom of Chynans garden.
Step Inside
A stable style door opens into the vestibule. On the left hand side folding doors open to the WC which has a corner sink, tiled floor and wood framed sash window. A wood door and side window with decorative stained glass opens to the kitchen. The kitchen has exposed wood beams and trusses, two Velux style windows and windows to the side aspect. The working kitchen area comprises a Belfast sink, wood draining board, space for a washing machine, dishwasher, and a freestanding four ring electric oven.
There are built in wood cupboards with stained glass, handmade cabinets and dresser, base units, tiled work surfaces, pantry cupboard, shelf and the freestanding Worcester oil boiler has two built in cupboards either side and a radiator. The floor is tiled and two wood doors with stained glass open to the dining room. Here there are exposed beams, roof trusses, a beautiful wood dresser, wood floor and two multi paned windows to the side aspect. A half glazed, stained glass door opens to the living room.
The living room has a wood framed sash window to the garden aspect. There are exposed beams and an inset decorative range'. The chimney has not been blocked but will need to be lined, the vendors have informed us. There are two radiators, built in book shelves and cupboards, understairs storage, stairs to the first-floor and doors to the drawing room and conservatory. In the drawing room there is another door, with traditional wood panelling on each side, to the conservatory.
There is an inset decorative fireplace with a tiled surround and slate hearth. The vendors have informed us that this chimney has been capped although the chimney stack is still in situ. There are built in cupboards, two radiators and a door to the wood framed, double, glazed conservatory. The conservatory has beautiful valley views and a door to the garden and the living room.
From the living room the staircase rises to the first-floor mezzanine landing. There is a wood framed single glazed window to the front aspect. Turn right for bedroom two and left for the first-floor landing, bathroom and bedroom three. The bathroom has a single glazed window to the front aspect, a bath with hand shower, hand basin, WC and a bidet.
Bedroom three has a wood framed sash window with a deep sill to the garden aspect with absolutely lovely views. There are built in cupboards along one wall and a further built in cupboard. Bedroom two has a wood framed sash window, with a deep sill, to the rear with really super garden and valley views. There are two built in cupboards and a radiator.
Step Outside And Explore The Local Area
From the front of the cottage steps lead down to the front door. There is a utility box and outside tap. The pedestrian path leads around to the gate which subsequently opens to the rear garden. Once in the garden the summer house or spacious shed is on the right prior to walking on the lawn and meandering through the garden. Steps from the conservatory take you to the first paved tier of the garden.
Nancledra or Nancledrea is a village in west Cornwall, three miles (5 km) south of St Ives and four miles (6.5 km) north-northeast of Penzance. Nancledra is a small village under Towednack civil parish.
The name of the village probably means valley of Clodri or valley of Cludri.4
Robert Morton Nance, one of the chief revivers of the Cornish Language lived in Nancledra.
Nancledra now has a village shop at the community hall for 2/3 days a week, at the moment, and the village has it local new bulletin called the Cledra News.'
A pub, The Engine Inn, is situated at Cripplesease just outside the village which is very popular with visitors and locals as it has a west facing beer garden. Perfect to watch the stunning summer sunsets on a clear evening.
St Ives is famous for its historic harbour, art, artists working studios, the beautiful beaches, surfing and Tate St Ives. There are award winning restaurants and eclectic shops. In the other direction there is St Michael's Mount in Marazion which is stunning.
Penzance is famous for its pirates, well the singing variety anyway. It is a historic port on the south facing shores of Mount's Bay and has one of the mildest climates in the United Kingdom.
What Harding Laity Think
Nancledra has a proper sense of community. They have their own news bulletin, village hall and shop which is open at the weekends.
For clarification we wish to inform prospective purchasers that the sales particulars produced by this company should only be used as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, or specific fittings. All measurements are approximate.
A Smashing Country Cottage
From the front of the cottage, there is a pedestrian path to the front door and a path leading to the gently tiered gardens at the rear. There was a small (smart car proportions) off-road parking space for the property which now has the oil tank for the central heating in its place. The current vendors either park in the lane close to the cottage or in the car park allocated for the residents of Nancledra Village.
The accommodation comprises a kitchen, dining room, living room, drawing room (which is currently used as a bedroom) and a conservatory. The first-floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom.
This classic cottage is full of character, whether it is a fine or foul day there is a wonderful ambience to the accommodation. Depending on personal taste, the cottage may now benefit from updating with the option to retain the wonderful original features.
The rooms are surprisingly spacious and with the addition of the glorious garden and valley views, everything important is in this property and ready to be improved upon.
The rear tiered garden faces south west. There is a large shed/ summer house, lawn, flower and shrub borders and an area that was designated as a vegetable patch.
In the far corner is a stone built lean to and the gate at the bottom of the garden opens to a no through road' leading to more detached properties. This no through road' has the village parking spaces at the other end to this gate, so it is a nice short cut to the bottom of Chynans garden.
Step Inside
A stable style door opens into the vestibule. On the left hand side folding doors open to the WC which has a corner sink, tiled floor and wood framed sash window. A wood door and side window with decorative stained glass opens to the kitchen. The kitchen has exposed wood beams and trusses, two Velux style windows and windows to the side aspect. The working kitchen area comprises a Belfast sink, wood draining board, space for a washing machine, dishwasher, and a freestanding four ring electric oven.
There are built in wood cupboards with stained glass, handmade cabinets and dresser, base units, tiled work surfaces, pantry cupboard, shelf and the freestanding Worcester oil boiler has two built in cupboards either side and a radiator. The floor is tiled and two wood doors with stained glass open to the dining room. Here there are exposed beams, roof trusses, a beautiful wood dresser, wood floor and two multi paned windows to the side aspect. A half glazed, stained glass door opens to the living room.
The living room has a wood framed sash window to the garden aspect. There are exposed beams and an inset decorative range'. The chimney has not been blocked but will need to be lined, the vendors have informed us. There are two radiators, built in book shelves and cupboards, understairs storage, stairs to the first-floor and doors to the drawing room and conservatory. In the drawing room there is another door, with traditional wood panelling on each side, to the conservatory.
There is an inset decorative fireplace with a tiled surround and slate hearth. The vendors have informed us that this chimney has been capped although the chimney stack is still in situ. There are built in cupboards, two radiators and a door to the wood framed, double, glazed conservatory. The conservatory has beautiful valley views and a door to the garden and the living room.
From the living room the staircase rises to the first-floor mezzanine landing. There is a wood framed single glazed window to the front aspect. Turn right for bedroom two and left for the first-floor landing, bathroom and bedroom three. The bathroom has a single glazed window to the front aspect, a bath with hand shower, hand basin, WC and a bidet.
Bedroom three has a wood framed sash window with a deep sill to the garden aspect with absolutely lovely views. There are built in cupboards along one wall and a further built in cupboard. Bedroom two has a wood framed sash window, with a deep sill, to the rear with really super garden and valley views. There are two built in cupboards and a radiator.
Step Outside And Explore The Local Area
From the front of the cottage steps lead down to the front door. There is a utility box and outside tap. The pedestrian path leads around to the gate which subsequently opens to the rear garden. Once in the garden the summer house or spacious shed is on the right prior to walking on the lawn and meandering through the garden. Steps from the conservatory take you to the first paved tier of the garden.
Nancledra or Nancledrea is a village in west Cornwall, three miles (5 km) south of St Ives and four miles (6.5 km) north-northeast of Penzance. Nancledra is a small village under Towednack civil parish.
The name of the village probably means valley of Clodri or valley of Cludri.4
Robert Morton Nance, one of the chief revivers of the Cornish Language lived in Nancledra.
Nancledra now has a village shop at the community hall for 2/3 days a week, at the moment, and the village has it local new bulletin called the Cledra News.'
A pub, The Engine Inn, is situated at Cripplesease just outside the village which is very popular with visitors and locals as it has a west facing beer garden. Perfect to watch the stunning summer sunsets on a clear evening.
St Ives is famous for its historic harbour, art, artists working studios, the beautiful beaches, surfing and Tate St Ives. There are award winning restaurants and eclectic shops. In the other direction there is St Michael's Mount in Marazion which is stunning.
Penzance is famous for its pirates, well the singing variety anyway. It is a historic port on the south facing shores of Mount's Bay and has one of the mildest climates in the United Kingdom.
What Harding Laity Think
Nancledra has a proper sense of community. They have their own news bulletin, village hall and shop which is open at the weekends.
For clarification we wish to inform prospective purchasers that the sales particulars produced by this company should only be used as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, or specific fittings. All measurements are approximate.
