House For Sale £185,000
From first time or investor buyers, to those looking for a bolt hole or Airbnb holiday let, this unique town house must be viewed to be appreciated. Appealing to investors our Lettings Department have indicated an approximate rental value of £650pcm.
Currently in the process of being converted is this Grade II listed, three storey town house with a pleasant elevated terrace courtyard garden fronting onto Castle Street. With extensive views from the top floor over Launceston and the countryside beyond. The refurbishment is being carefully carried out to a high standard with particular attention to highlighting the elegant proportions of the original property whilst retaining much of the character original joinery, 3m plus high ceilings and introducing modern fitment. Being located on this quiet sought after one way street, lined with buildings of architectural appeal, only a minute walk from the stunning grounds of Launceston Castle. Offered with no onward chain.
The vendor is giving the successful purchaser the option to purchase the Show Home or have the choice of the remaining 3 properties, which could provide a choice of kitchen/bathroom fittings if required. Further information can be obtained from the Agent, Millerson.
Location Located in sought after Castle Street, which is a one way street, at the heart of Old Launceston, convenient to the social, commercial and shopping facilities of the town centre with easy access via the Castle Green or Castle Street. Nestling under the Norman Castle, the pretty medieval streets of Launceston have a rich collection of listed town buildings. Ideal for those wishing to be within walking distance of all amenities, the town square is a short walk. The town shopping facilities include independent shops with a monthly butter market selling local crafts and produce, together with big names such as Marks & Spencer Food Hall, Tesco, Iceland, Argos and Pets at Home on the outskirts. The towns skyline is dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle that stands high on a hillside with dramatic views over Bodmin moor and Dartmoor. The castle was a strategically important building after the Norman Conquest and its green was used for executions until the 19th century.
The accommodation comprises (All Measurements are Approximate) Being mains gas fired centrally heated via Combination Boiler and double glazed throughout;
open plan living accommodation 20' 10" max x 9' 11" (6.35m x 3.02m) Attractive light and spacious Kitchen, Dining and Living Room. Engineered Oak flooring. High ceiling with downlighters. Modern range of Shaker style soft close wall and base units including range of drawers, under square edge wood block effect work surfaces incorporating sink unit and mixer tap. Gas Bosch hob and electric oven below, stainless steel canopy extractor hood over. Modern White brick style splashback. Space and plumbing for automatic washing machine. Space for tall fridge freezer. Radiator. The Dining and Living Area gives ample space for a dining table together with lounge suite. TV aerial point for wall mounted TV. Brand new Combination Gas Fired Boiler. Ample power points. Attractive door into:
Lobby With space saving sliding door into:
Downstairs cloakroom Low level wc. Understairs storage recess. Vanity basin with cupboard below. Radiator. Stairs leading to:
First floor landing Balustrading and stairs leading to Second Floor. Radiator. Power points. Exposed original timbers and arches.
Bedroom 1 13' 5" x 9' 11" (4.09m x 3.02m) With attractive arched double glazed window to front with views over the rooftops and countryside beyond. Superb feature original arched timber to ceiling. Downlighters. Radiator. Ample power points including usb charger points.
Bathroom 6' 1" x 5' 6" (1.85m x 1.68m) Superbly fitted and well appointed with modern panelled bath and Mains fed shower above, glazed side screen. Vanity wash basin with soft close cupboard below. Low level wc. Display recess. Attractive White brick effect tiling to water sensitive areas. Chrome heated towel rail. Downlighters. Extractor fan. Patterned tiled floor.
Second floor landing Natural tube skylight. Display recess. Exposed timbers. Door to walk-in storage cupboard. Further door to:
Bedroom 2 13' 5" max x 9' 11" (4.09m x 3.02m) With large Velux skylight enjoying superb views across the rooftops of Castle Street and rural countryside beyond. Deep eaves storage cupboards to either side of recess. Exposed original timbers. Radiator. Ample power points including usb charge points. Downlighters.
Outside To the front of the property is an attractive slate paved courtyard garden with wrought iron railings to the side boundaries and plenty of space for a patio suite, ideal for al fresco dining or relaxing in the afternoon sunshine. Within Otho Place itself there is a shared private path leading you within a few steps to a dedicated leasehold parking space and please contact the agent for further details.
Services Mains metered Water, Electricity, Drainage and Gas. Sprinkler system.
Local authority Cornwall Council.
Council tax To be assessed.
Approximate rental value Our Lettings Department have indicated an approximate rental value of £650pcm.
Directions to find From our office walk down to the Church and continue towards the job centre. Take the steps to the left of this building and proceed down this path. At the end of the path turn right and procced up the steps on to a slate paved path, where the property will be the third one on the right, clearly identified by a Millerson For Sale Board. There is also ample council parking a short distance away.
Agents notes Here we have an opportunity to purchase Number 4 which is currently being converted to a 2 Double Bedroom, 3 Storey Townhouse. There are another 2 available which are also still being converted. Don't miss out, reserve immediately and there may be options to choose kitchens and bathroom fittings.
The pictures and floorplans represent Number 5 and are only an indication of the style and finish of these very individual homes.
Currently in the process of being converted is this Grade II listed, three storey town house with a pleasant elevated terrace courtyard garden fronting onto Castle Street. With extensive views from the top floor over Launceston and the countryside beyond. The refurbishment is being carefully carried out to a high standard with particular attention to highlighting the elegant proportions of the original property whilst retaining much of the character original joinery, 3m plus high ceilings and introducing modern fitment. Being located on this quiet sought after one way street, lined with buildings of architectural appeal, only a minute walk from the stunning grounds of Launceston Castle. Offered with no onward chain.
The vendor is giving the successful purchaser the option to purchase the Show Home or have the choice of the remaining 3 properties, which could provide a choice of kitchen/bathroom fittings if required. Further information can be obtained from the Agent, Millerson.
Location Located in sought after Castle Street, which is a one way street, at the heart of Old Launceston, convenient to the social, commercial and shopping facilities of the town centre with easy access via the Castle Green or Castle Street. Nestling under the Norman Castle, the pretty medieval streets of Launceston have a rich collection of listed town buildings. Ideal for those wishing to be within walking distance of all amenities, the town square is a short walk. The town shopping facilities include independent shops with a monthly butter market selling local crafts and produce, together with big names such as Marks & Spencer Food Hall, Tesco, Iceland, Argos and Pets at Home on the outskirts. The towns skyline is dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle that stands high on a hillside with dramatic views over Bodmin moor and Dartmoor. The castle was a strategically important building after the Norman Conquest and its green was used for executions until the 19th century.
The accommodation comprises (All Measurements are Approximate) Being mains gas fired centrally heated via Combination Boiler and double glazed throughout;
open plan living accommodation 20' 10" max x 9' 11" (6.35m x 3.02m) Attractive light and spacious Kitchen, Dining and Living Room. Engineered Oak flooring. High ceiling with downlighters. Modern range of Shaker style soft close wall and base units including range of drawers, under square edge wood block effect work surfaces incorporating sink unit and mixer tap. Gas Bosch hob and electric oven below, stainless steel canopy extractor hood over. Modern White brick style splashback. Space and plumbing for automatic washing machine. Space for tall fridge freezer. Radiator. The Dining and Living Area gives ample space for a dining table together with lounge suite. TV aerial point for wall mounted TV. Brand new Combination Gas Fired Boiler. Ample power points. Attractive door into:
Lobby With space saving sliding door into:
Downstairs cloakroom Low level wc. Understairs storage recess. Vanity basin with cupboard below. Radiator. Stairs leading to:
First floor landing Balustrading and stairs leading to Second Floor. Radiator. Power points. Exposed original timbers and arches.
Bedroom 1 13' 5" x 9' 11" (4.09m x 3.02m) With attractive arched double glazed window to front with views over the rooftops and countryside beyond. Superb feature original arched timber to ceiling. Downlighters. Radiator. Ample power points including usb charger points.
Bathroom 6' 1" x 5' 6" (1.85m x 1.68m) Superbly fitted and well appointed with modern panelled bath and Mains fed shower above, glazed side screen. Vanity wash basin with soft close cupboard below. Low level wc. Display recess. Attractive White brick effect tiling to water sensitive areas. Chrome heated towel rail. Downlighters. Extractor fan. Patterned tiled floor.
Second floor landing Natural tube skylight. Display recess. Exposed timbers. Door to walk-in storage cupboard. Further door to:
Bedroom 2 13' 5" max x 9' 11" (4.09m x 3.02m) With large Velux skylight enjoying superb views across the rooftops of Castle Street and rural countryside beyond. Deep eaves storage cupboards to either side of recess. Exposed original timbers. Radiator. Ample power points including usb charge points. Downlighters.
Outside To the front of the property is an attractive slate paved courtyard garden with wrought iron railings to the side boundaries and plenty of space for a patio suite, ideal for al fresco dining or relaxing in the afternoon sunshine. Within Otho Place itself there is a shared private path leading you within a few steps to a dedicated leasehold parking space and please contact the agent for further details.
Services Mains metered Water, Electricity, Drainage and Gas. Sprinkler system.
Local authority Cornwall Council.
Council tax To be assessed.
Approximate rental value Our Lettings Department have indicated an approximate rental value of £650pcm.
Directions to find From our office walk down to the Church and continue towards the job centre. Take the steps to the left of this building and proceed down this path. At the end of the path turn right and procced up the steps on to a slate paved path, where the property will be the third one on the right, clearly identified by a Millerson For Sale Board. There is also ample council parking a short distance away.
Agents notes Here we have an opportunity to purchase Number 4 which is currently being converted to a 2 Double Bedroom, 3 Storey Townhouse. There are another 2 available which are also still being converted. Don't miss out, reserve immediately and there may be options to choose kitchens and bathroom fittings.
The pictures and floorplans represent Number 5 and are only an indication of the style and finish of these very individual homes.
