House For Sale £340,000
Brunel Estate Agents are pleased to bring to market this spacious, character cottage situated in the coastal parish of Sheviock. Dating back to the 1700s, the end of terrace property sits back from the road nestled comfortably next to St Mary’s Church and briefly comprises; entrance porch, living room with log burner, kitchen/diner with log burner, utility room, family bathroom, three bedrooms and a spacious rear garden. The cottage has undergone a range of improvements and benefits from oil-fired central heating and double glazing throughout. Ample parking is conveniently located to the front of the property.
Ground Floor:
Entrance through a new uPVC front door into a porch and through to a spacious living room with newly installed log burner and in-built desk area, perfect for working from home. The kitchen is the heart of this home with neutral wall and base fitted storage units topped with wooden worktops, electric range and extractor, sink with views over the rear garden and plenty of space to entertain around the dining table. The log burner is a focal point and large enough to heat the whole cottage. A separate utility room houses the washing machine, a Belfast sink and oil-fired boiler within fitted base units and provides access to the rear garden through a new uPVC back door. To the rear of the property is a spacious family bathroom with obscured window, shower, separate bath, w/c, hand basin and heated towel rail.
First Floor:
The first floor provides the accommodation over three bedrooms. The principal bedroom to the front elevation with window seat and inbuilt wardrobes, a second double bedroom to the rear overlooking the garden with original stone chimney stack and a single bedroom/nursery with in-built cupboard and access to the part-boarded loft with ladder and light. The first-floor benefits from newly installed Celotex ceiling insulation and a programme of re-plastering throughout.
Grounds:
Access to the courtyard and onto the spacious rear garden is gained from the back door and front the front through a gated side alley. The current owners have lovingly landscaped the garden mainly laid to lawn with an array of shrubs, plants, apple trees and established vegetable patches. A sunny seating area tucked into the corner of the garden is the perfect spot for alfresco dining whilst enjoying the views countryside beyond. A patio area at the rear of the property leads to a stone-built log shed and separate workshop with new slate roof.
Situation:
Sheviock is a small village with a Church which reveals its 13th century and 14th century origins, especially the spire which is unique in Cornwall. The village is bordered to the north by St Germans Creek, the east by Antony, the south by Whitsand Bay, and to the west by St Germans.
The proximity to the South Cornish coast is such that it is in a desirable location enjoying relatively easy accessibility to the market town of Liskeard and similarly to the City of Plymouth via the Torpoint Ferry or alternatively the Tamar Bridge. The town of Torpoint is approximately 5 miles away, offering a range of services including primary and secondary schooling and some shopping facilities.
The Rame Peninsula offers some delightful scenery with Whitsand Bay on one side and the Lynher River and Plymouth Sound on the other. Other sporting facilities included numerous golf courses including Whitsand Bay and St Mellion and miles of the most breath-taking scenery to be had along the Southwest coastal path. The property is conveniently placed just a short distance from Portwrinkle beach and the popular Finnygook Inn.
Agents Notes:
Tenure: Freehold / Council Tax: B / EPC: F / Heating: Oil-Fired Central Heating / Mains: Drainage, Electricity, Water, Internet
Ground Floor:
Entrance through a new uPVC front door into a porch and through to a spacious living room with newly installed log burner and in-built desk area, perfect for working from home. The kitchen is the heart of this home with neutral wall and base fitted storage units topped with wooden worktops, electric range and extractor, sink with views over the rear garden and plenty of space to entertain around the dining table. The log burner is a focal point and large enough to heat the whole cottage. A separate utility room houses the washing machine, a Belfast sink and oil-fired boiler within fitted base units and provides access to the rear garden through a new uPVC back door. To the rear of the property is a spacious family bathroom with obscured window, shower, separate bath, w/c, hand basin and heated towel rail.
First Floor:
The first floor provides the accommodation over three bedrooms. The principal bedroom to the front elevation with window seat and inbuilt wardrobes, a second double bedroom to the rear overlooking the garden with original stone chimney stack and a single bedroom/nursery with in-built cupboard and access to the part-boarded loft with ladder and light. The first-floor benefits from newly installed Celotex ceiling insulation and a programme of re-plastering throughout.
Grounds:
Access to the courtyard and onto the spacious rear garden is gained from the back door and front the front through a gated side alley. The current owners have lovingly landscaped the garden mainly laid to lawn with an array of shrubs, plants, apple trees and established vegetable patches. A sunny seating area tucked into the corner of the garden is the perfect spot for alfresco dining whilst enjoying the views countryside beyond. A patio area at the rear of the property leads to a stone-built log shed and separate workshop with new slate roof.
Situation:
Sheviock is a small village with a Church which reveals its 13th century and 14th century origins, especially the spire which is unique in Cornwall. The village is bordered to the north by St Germans Creek, the east by Antony, the south by Whitsand Bay, and to the west by St Germans.
The proximity to the South Cornish coast is such that it is in a desirable location enjoying relatively easy accessibility to the market town of Liskeard and similarly to the City of Plymouth via the Torpoint Ferry or alternatively the Tamar Bridge. The town of Torpoint is approximately 5 miles away, offering a range of services including primary and secondary schooling and some shopping facilities.
The Rame Peninsula offers some delightful scenery with Whitsand Bay on one side and the Lynher River and Plymouth Sound on the other. Other sporting facilities included numerous golf courses including Whitsand Bay and St Mellion and miles of the most breath-taking scenery to be had along the Southwest coastal path. The property is conveniently placed just a short distance from Portwrinkle beach and the popular Finnygook Inn.
Agents Notes:
Tenure: Freehold / Council Tax: B / EPC: F / Heating: Oil-Fired Central Heating / Mains: Drainage, Electricity, Water, Internet
