House For Sale £550,000
SUBSTANTIAL PERIOD HOUSE FOR REFURBISHMENT
A classic early 19th century property being one of a pair of adjoining houses tucked away at the end of a private driveway and secluded within a large garden.
Spacious accommodation comprising 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 beautifully proportioned reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom and cellar. Gas central heating.
Lots of original features.
Large detached garage, plenty of parking and lovely mature grounds.
A property with huge potential.
Freehold. EPC - E Council tax band - E
General Remarks And Location - This property has been a cherished family home for many years. It has been modernised and updated including the provision of a comprehensive gas central heating system but internal appointments have become dated and warrant replacement and upgrading along with full redecoration. The house is in effect the front portion of a much larger house which was divided into two dwellings many years ago. However it is surprisingly private with generous garden and grounds which are attractively wooded.
The hamlet of Roseworthy is an historic rural community with agricultural and mining traditions dating back to medieval times. It is nestled in the picturesque Roseworthy Valley and is bisected by the Roseworthy Stream, the far western boundary between Camborne and Hayle.
Roseworthy is ideally placed for both the commuter and tourist alike. The north and south Cornish coasts are both easily accessible with the famous golden sands and surfing beaches at Gwithian being less than 3 miles away. The seaside town of Hayle is 4 miles away with the renowned fishing village of St Ives about 10 miles away and Penzance 12 miles. In the other direction, the bustling town of Camborne and access to the A30 is about 2 miles distant whilst the Cathedral City of Truro is approx 14 miles away.
Public transport links are excellent. Mainline rail stations at Camborne, St Erth, Hayle and Penzance provide frequent services both within the county and on to Exeter, Plymouth, London (Paddington) and across the country. A frequent main bus route service runs from Roseworthy to Penzance, St Ives and Truro whilst the countrywide National Express bus service runs regularly from Camborne Bus Station to London and elsewhere.
There are golf courses at Tehidy Country Park on the outskirts of Camborne and at Lelant outside Hayle whilst the 19 acre Heartlands World heritage Site at Pool hosts regular fairs and exhibitions in its parklands and botanical gardens and has extensive children's play areas.
Local shopping services are very good with two first class farm shops and a Marks & Spencer store merely minutes away.
The House - Roseworthy House is a particularly attractive building and classic of its period in this part of Cornwall. It is notable for its deep georgian style sash windows, granite quoins and lintels to door and window openings together with a substantial cut-granite plinth and projecting granite string course along its frontage. Internally there are high ceilings, panelled doors and a lovely decorative ceiling cornice in the drawing room. Whilst now in need of refurbishment there are radiators throughout the house on a gas fired central heating system and although appointments are dated they are fully functional. The house is not listed.
In greater detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):
GROUND FLOOR
Hall - with decorative arch separating front hallway and the rear staircase hall.. Stairs to the first floor and radiator. Door with steps to cellar.
Drawing Room - with exposed timber floor, fitted gas fire and 2 radiators. Fine ceiling cornice and central rose.
Sitting Room - with tilk fireplace fitted with gas fire. Window shutters, nd panelled door to kitchen/dining room set within arched recess. Further concealed doorway behind fitted shelving. Radiator.
Kitchen/Dining Room - with the kitchen area fitted with a range of base cupboards and drawers, work surface and sink unit. Fitted corner TV shelf, deep windows with shutters and 2 radiators.
Internal Lobby - with wash basin and providing access through to separate WC.
Cellar - approached via steps from the main hallway and with separate access from the outside via a flight of granite steps at the side of the house.
FIRST FLOOR
Bathroom - approached at half landing level and with coloured suite comprising bath wash hand basin and wc. Airing cupboard on the half landing.
Main Landing - with an extensive array of full height fitted cupboards and drawers
Bedroom 1 - with fitted vanitory basin in arched recess, former fireplace surround, window seat and radiator.
Bedroom 2 - with two built-in cupboards, window seat and radiator.
Bedroom 3 - with window seat and radiator.
Outside - A long driveway leads from the highway up to the house and this is shared with the neighbour (No 5 Roseworthy Hill). At the top of the driveway it widens to form a private gravelled parking area for several cars and also provides access to the large GARAGE which has light, power and an electric roller door.
THE GARDENS AND GROUNDS are delightful. In front of the house a level area of garden is dominated by a copper beech and is bounded by old railings. this area is a suntrap and comprises areas of lawn and herbaceous beds filled with a variety of perennials. There are roses, many specimen shrubs, fruit trees and a yellow climbing rose trained against the house. Beyond this area of garden there is a former vegetable garden which leads up to a top level where there is an old makeshift greenhouse.
A SHED at the side of the rear entrance to the house provides access through to a small enclosed courtyard which incorporates an external gas fired central heating boiler.
Below the main garden and to the rear of the garage there is an area of wooded garden which is ideal for children playing.
Services - Mains gas, electric and water connected. Private drainage system.
NB The electrical circuit, appliances and central heating system have not been tested by the agents.
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Viewing - Strictly by Appointment through the Agents Philip Martin, 9 Cathedral Lane, Truro, TR1 2QS. Telephone:[use Contact Agent Button] or 3 Quayside Arcade, St. Mawes, Truro TR2 5DT. Telephone[use Contact Agent Button].
From the A30 trunk road take the Camborne West exit and follow the signs to Connor Downs. Proceed for about two miles down into the Roseworthy valley and at the bottom of the hill turn into the driveway on the left hand side a short distance after the thatched former chapel. This driveway has numbers 3 and 5 on the gatepost. Proceed to the top of the drive where the Roseworthy House is on the left.
A classic early 19th century property being one of a pair of adjoining houses tucked away at the end of a private driveway and secluded within a large garden.
Spacious accommodation comprising 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 beautifully proportioned reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom and cellar. Gas central heating.
Lots of original features.
Large detached garage, plenty of parking and lovely mature grounds.
A property with huge potential.
Freehold. EPC - E Council tax band - E
General Remarks And Location - This property has been a cherished family home for many years. It has been modernised and updated including the provision of a comprehensive gas central heating system but internal appointments have become dated and warrant replacement and upgrading along with full redecoration. The house is in effect the front portion of a much larger house which was divided into two dwellings many years ago. However it is surprisingly private with generous garden and grounds which are attractively wooded.
The hamlet of Roseworthy is an historic rural community with agricultural and mining traditions dating back to medieval times. It is nestled in the picturesque Roseworthy Valley and is bisected by the Roseworthy Stream, the far western boundary between Camborne and Hayle.
Roseworthy is ideally placed for both the commuter and tourist alike. The north and south Cornish coasts are both easily accessible with the famous golden sands and surfing beaches at Gwithian being less than 3 miles away. The seaside town of Hayle is 4 miles away with the renowned fishing village of St Ives about 10 miles away and Penzance 12 miles. In the other direction, the bustling town of Camborne and access to the A30 is about 2 miles distant whilst the Cathedral City of Truro is approx 14 miles away.
Public transport links are excellent. Mainline rail stations at Camborne, St Erth, Hayle and Penzance provide frequent services both within the county and on to Exeter, Plymouth, London (Paddington) and across the country. A frequent main bus route service runs from Roseworthy to Penzance, St Ives and Truro whilst the countrywide National Express bus service runs regularly from Camborne Bus Station to London and elsewhere.
There are golf courses at Tehidy Country Park on the outskirts of Camborne and at Lelant outside Hayle whilst the 19 acre Heartlands World heritage Site at Pool hosts regular fairs and exhibitions in its parklands and botanical gardens and has extensive children's play areas.
Local shopping services are very good with two first class farm shops and a Marks & Spencer store merely minutes away.
The House - Roseworthy House is a particularly attractive building and classic of its period in this part of Cornwall. It is notable for its deep georgian style sash windows, granite quoins and lintels to door and window openings together with a substantial cut-granite plinth and projecting granite string course along its frontage. Internally there are high ceilings, panelled doors and a lovely decorative ceiling cornice in the drawing room. Whilst now in need of refurbishment there are radiators throughout the house on a gas fired central heating system and although appointments are dated they are fully functional. The house is not listed.
In greater detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):
GROUND FLOOR
Hall - with decorative arch separating front hallway and the rear staircase hall.. Stairs to the first floor and radiator. Door with steps to cellar.
Drawing Room - with exposed timber floor, fitted gas fire and 2 radiators. Fine ceiling cornice and central rose.
Sitting Room - with tilk fireplace fitted with gas fire. Window shutters, nd panelled door to kitchen/dining room set within arched recess. Further concealed doorway behind fitted shelving. Radiator.
Kitchen/Dining Room - with the kitchen area fitted with a range of base cupboards and drawers, work surface and sink unit. Fitted corner TV shelf, deep windows with shutters and 2 radiators.
Internal Lobby - with wash basin and providing access through to separate WC.
Cellar - approached via steps from the main hallway and with separate access from the outside via a flight of granite steps at the side of the house.
FIRST FLOOR
Bathroom - approached at half landing level and with coloured suite comprising bath wash hand basin and wc. Airing cupboard on the half landing.
Main Landing - with an extensive array of full height fitted cupboards and drawers
Bedroom 1 - with fitted vanitory basin in arched recess, former fireplace surround, window seat and radiator.
Bedroom 2 - with two built-in cupboards, window seat and radiator.
Bedroom 3 - with window seat and radiator.
Outside - A long driveway leads from the highway up to the house and this is shared with the neighbour (No 5 Roseworthy Hill). At the top of the driveway it widens to form a private gravelled parking area for several cars and also provides access to the large GARAGE which has light, power and an electric roller door.
THE GARDENS AND GROUNDS are delightful. In front of the house a level area of garden is dominated by a copper beech and is bounded by old railings. this area is a suntrap and comprises areas of lawn and herbaceous beds filled with a variety of perennials. There are roses, many specimen shrubs, fruit trees and a yellow climbing rose trained against the house. Beyond this area of garden there is a former vegetable garden which leads up to a top level where there is an old makeshift greenhouse.
A SHED at the side of the rear entrance to the house provides access through to a small enclosed courtyard which incorporates an external gas fired central heating boiler.
Below the main garden and to the rear of the garage there is an area of wooded garden which is ideal for children playing.
Services - Mains gas, electric and water connected. Private drainage system.
NB The electrical circuit, appliances and central heating system have not been tested by the agents.
Data Protection - We treat all data confidentially and with the utmost care and respect. If you do not wish your personal details to be used by us for any specific purpose, then you can unsubscribe or change your communication preferences and contact methods at any time by informing us either by email or in writing at our offices in Truro or St Mawes.
Viewing - Strictly by Appointment through the Agents Philip Martin, 9 Cathedral Lane, Truro, TR1 2QS. Telephone:[use Contact Agent Button] or 3 Quayside Arcade, St. Mawes, Truro TR2 5DT. Telephone[use Contact Agent Button].
From the A30 trunk road take the Camborne West exit and follow the signs to Connor Downs. Proceed for about two miles down into the Roseworthy valley and at the bottom of the hill turn into the driveway on the left hand side a short distance after the thatched former chapel. This driveway has numbers 3 and 5 on the gatepost. Proceed to the top of the drive where the Roseworthy House is on the left.
