House For Sale £380,000
Absolutely charming, rural, cottage which is delightfully presented delightfully presented & full of character, in the hamlet of Treloquithack between helston & constantine, close to gweek & just 15 minutes from the university of exeter penryn campus.
The property enjoys an elevated position with fine rural views, simply beautiful garden, & A substantial area of land (approx 1.5 acres), great for anyone looking to own their own produce or private nature reserve & would particularly appeal to a environmentalist or conservationist.
Property:
This much loved home has been lovingly cared for, sympathetically updated and modernised over the years, retaining the character and charm one would hope for in a traditional Cornish cottage.
You enter the property into an enclosed entrance porch, with stable style part glazed hardwood door, flagstone slate floor, triple aspect, flowerpot shelving, coat hooks and heavy door opening to the living room, with original wide stone fireplace with enamel Jotul wood burner set on slate hearth with display niche and recesses to either side, slate flagstone flooring, ceiling timbers, sash window to front with window seat, stairs off to first floor and opening to:
The kitchen/dining area is the perfect blend of modern and traditional, with handmade bespoke range of matching sky blue base level birch units with oak worktops over and inset single drainer ceramic sink unit. Space and plumbing for washing machine, electric Smeg cooker with fan assisted oven, separate oven and grill and four induction rings over. Display and hanging shelf, ceiling timbers, natural slate windowsills, slate flagstone floor, window seat and double aspect with sash window to front.
To the first floor a small landing with window to rear and doors off to the bedrooms.
Bedroom 1 has a window to the front, recessed shelving, hanging space and door to over stairs Airing Cupboard with Envirofoam copper hot water cylinder with immersion heater and slatted shelving, wooden window seat and fine rural views.
Bedroom 2 - With sash window to front enjoying pleasant countryside views, timber sill and trap to roof space.
The bathroom has a wood panelled cast iron bath with shower and screen over and recently re-tiled splashback, wc and inset washbasin. Part dado panelling and chrome wall mounted heated towel radiator.
Externally:
To the front of the house is an expansive garden laid mainly to lawn with well stocked flower beds and borders. Decked and paved seating areas. There is a pleasant Summer House about 10’ x 8’ with triple aspect and interior shelves and a timber and corrugated Store Shed about 17’ x 8’.
A gate at the bottom of the driveway provides access to the parking area.
The land is a particular feature of the sale and extends to about 1.5 acres and will be of interest to the environmentalist and conservationist as well as those looking to develop a true smallholding. It presents a multitude of features including a wild fowl fenced area with Shed and Log Store, two mature apple trees (both eaters), extensive vegetable garden, mixed mature hedge of broad leaf trees, a young orchard within a meadow including a young apple orchard, natural elm copse, centrepiece feature ash tree with below a natural marshy pond and grassland with willow and mixture of deciduous trees, including many oaks.
Location:
Trussall is a small hamlet in a rural position within attractive scenic countryside with walks and riding out along country lanes and bridleways, situated between Helston and Penryn, approximately 1 mile south of the A394 and is within easy access of the coastline and beaches on the South Coast as well as the stunning Lizard Peninsula. The nearby village of Gweek, at the head of the Helford River renowned for its day sailing, provides amenities including village stores and public house and there is a local primary school at Boskenwyn, approximately 2.5 miles distance.
The old market town of Helston, approximately 4 miles to the west, provides a wide range of retail and professional services along with health, leisure and entertainment facilities. Penryn is only 15 minutes away, home to the Combined University of Cornwall Campus at Tremough, and the harbour town of Falmouth to the east provide an extensive range of restaurants, shops, café’s and professional services, together with access to the renowned sailing waters of the Carrick Roads and Fal Estuary. The City of Truro, about 15 miles distant.
Services: Mains water & electricity, Private drainage. Tenure: Freehold
heating & glazing: Hand-made hardwood d/g windows throughout, electric heating & Jotul wood burner
The property enjoys an elevated position with fine rural views, simply beautiful garden, & A substantial area of land (approx 1.5 acres), great for anyone looking to own their own produce or private nature reserve & would particularly appeal to a environmentalist or conservationist.
Property:
This much loved home has been lovingly cared for, sympathetically updated and modernised over the years, retaining the character and charm one would hope for in a traditional Cornish cottage.
You enter the property into an enclosed entrance porch, with stable style part glazed hardwood door, flagstone slate floor, triple aspect, flowerpot shelving, coat hooks and heavy door opening to the living room, with original wide stone fireplace with enamel Jotul wood burner set on slate hearth with display niche and recesses to either side, slate flagstone flooring, ceiling timbers, sash window to front with window seat, stairs off to first floor and opening to:
The kitchen/dining area is the perfect blend of modern and traditional, with handmade bespoke range of matching sky blue base level birch units with oak worktops over and inset single drainer ceramic sink unit. Space and plumbing for washing machine, electric Smeg cooker with fan assisted oven, separate oven and grill and four induction rings over. Display and hanging shelf, ceiling timbers, natural slate windowsills, slate flagstone floor, window seat and double aspect with sash window to front.
To the first floor a small landing with window to rear and doors off to the bedrooms.
Bedroom 1 has a window to the front, recessed shelving, hanging space and door to over stairs Airing Cupboard with Envirofoam copper hot water cylinder with immersion heater and slatted shelving, wooden window seat and fine rural views.
Bedroom 2 - With sash window to front enjoying pleasant countryside views, timber sill and trap to roof space.
The bathroom has a wood panelled cast iron bath with shower and screen over and recently re-tiled splashback, wc and inset washbasin. Part dado panelling and chrome wall mounted heated towel radiator.
Externally:
To the front of the house is an expansive garden laid mainly to lawn with well stocked flower beds and borders. Decked and paved seating areas. There is a pleasant Summer House about 10’ x 8’ with triple aspect and interior shelves and a timber and corrugated Store Shed about 17’ x 8’.
A gate at the bottom of the driveway provides access to the parking area.
The land is a particular feature of the sale and extends to about 1.5 acres and will be of interest to the environmentalist and conservationist as well as those looking to develop a true smallholding. It presents a multitude of features including a wild fowl fenced area with Shed and Log Store, two mature apple trees (both eaters), extensive vegetable garden, mixed mature hedge of broad leaf trees, a young orchard within a meadow including a young apple orchard, natural elm copse, centrepiece feature ash tree with below a natural marshy pond and grassland with willow and mixture of deciduous trees, including many oaks.
Location:
Trussall is a small hamlet in a rural position within attractive scenic countryside with walks and riding out along country lanes and bridleways, situated between Helston and Penryn, approximately 1 mile south of the A394 and is within easy access of the coastline and beaches on the South Coast as well as the stunning Lizard Peninsula. The nearby village of Gweek, at the head of the Helford River renowned for its day sailing, provides amenities including village stores and public house and there is a local primary school at Boskenwyn, approximately 2.5 miles distance.
The old market town of Helston, approximately 4 miles to the west, provides a wide range of retail and professional services along with health, leisure and entertainment facilities. Penryn is only 15 minutes away, home to the Combined University of Cornwall Campus at Tremough, and the harbour town of Falmouth to the east provide an extensive range of restaurants, shops, café’s and professional services, together with access to the renowned sailing waters of the Carrick Roads and Fal Estuary. The City of Truro, about 15 miles distant.
Services: Mains water & electricity, Private drainage. Tenure: Freehold
heating & glazing: Hand-made hardwood d/g windows throughout, electric heating & Jotul wood burner
