House For Sale £550,000
Offered for sale with no onward chain is this very well presented 3 bedroom extended bungalow located within the ever popular coastal village of Crantock.
The property has been lovingly cared for during many decades of ownership and benefits from a spacious extension to the rear which was carried out by the sellers some years ago. The accommodation throughout the bungalow is extremely light and airy with amply natural light flooding the rooms via the large double glazed windows.
The main reception room is located at the front of the property accessed from the sun porch at the front of the home. Beyond the reception room is the inner hallway which leads to the majority of the accommodation throughout the bungalow. There is a secondary reception room which is currently being used as a dining room due to its location adjacent to the kitchen.
The kitchen is located at the rear of the property and enjoys a splendid outlook across the rear garden. Next to the kitchen is the separate utility room.
The 3 double bedrooms are located at the western side of the bungalow together with the family bathroom.
Externally there is ample driveway parking together with a lawned front garden. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and houses a mature range of plants and shrubs together with offering an excellent degree of privacy from neighbouring homes. A garage and workshop area can be accessed from the front driveway or the inner courtyard offering further potential to convert / extend the property further if required, subject to the necessary permissions required.
LOCATION
Crantock village is nestled away in a sheltered position surrounded by the dramatic north cornish coast, only a few miles from the vibrant town of Newquay and just 13 miles from Truro. The charming and un-spoilt village of Crantock has a well supported local community and a variety of independent shops, cafes, traditional pubs and a village hall. Crantock Beach is truly beautiful with a huge expanse of golden sand, dunes and rock pools. To the east, the River Gannel is popular with paddle boarders and swimmers. At low tide, you can walk over to Newquay via the foot bridge and at high tide, a ferry will take you across the river safely.
The property has been lovingly cared for during many decades of ownership and benefits from a spacious extension to the rear which was carried out by the sellers some years ago. The accommodation throughout the bungalow is extremely light and airy with amply natural light flooding the rooms via the large double glazed windows.
The main reception room is located at the front of the property accessed from the sun porch at the front of the home. Beyond the reception room is the inner hallway which leads to the majority of the accommodation throughout the bungalow. There is a secondary reception room which is currently being used as a dining room due to its location adjacent to the kitchen.
The kitchen is located at the rear of the property and enjoys a splendid outlook across the rear garden. Next to the kitchen is the separate utility room.
The 3 double bedrooms are located at the western side of the bungalow together with the family bathroom.
Externally there is ample driveway parking together with a lawned front garden. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and houses a mature range of plants and shrubs together with offering an excellent degree of privacy from neighbouring homes. A garage and workshop area can be accessed from the front driveway or the inner courtyard offering further potential to convert / extend the property further if required, subject to the necessary permissions required.
LOCATION
Crantock village is nestled away in a sheltered position surrounded by the dramatic north cornish coast, only a few miles from the vibrant town of Newquay and just 13 miles from Truro. The charming and un-spoilt village of Crantock has a well supported local community and a variety of independent shops, cafes, traditional pubs and a village hall. Crantock Beach is truly beautiful with a huge expanse of golden sand, dunes and rock pools. To the east, the River Gannel is popular with paddle boarders and swimmers. At low tide, you can walk over to Newquay via the foot bridge and at high tide, a ferry will take you across the river safely.
