House For Sale £280,000
Offering no onward chain this stylish two-bedroom semi-detached barn offers reverse level accommodation with stunning rural views from the first floor. Ideal for busy buyers seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle, it features a raised decked seating area perfect for relaxation and al fresco dining. With its stylish design and rural location, this property is a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a manageable home without the upkeep of a large garden.
THE PROPERTY
Nestled within a serene rural haven, Owl Barn stands as a testament to meticulous conversion, showcasing a seamless blend of timeless charm and contemporary luxury. This delightful two-bedroom retreat boasts not only exquisite presentation but also generous space, ensuring comfort at every turn.
Stepping inside, the traditional stone façade gives way to a stunning interior where high ceilings and gracefully exposed beams adorn the open-plan living area on the first floor. Here, tradition meets modernity in perfect harmony, creating an inviting space that effortlessly marries the old with the new. A woodburner adds warmth and ambiance to this already enchanting setting, while expansive windows offer far-reaching rural views, bringing the beauty of the surrounding landscape indoors.
Descending to the ground floor, a contemporary bathroom awaits, completing the experience of comfort and sophistication that Owl Barn promises.
THE OUTSIDE
The front deck of Owl Barn offers a stylish retreat with its composite decking and timber-clad railings, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee, hosting alfresco meals with friends, or simply unwinding with a good book all with low keep ease.
Enclosed by a bespoke rustic timber fence and gate, the front aspect of the property exudes charm and privacy. Beyond the gate lies a convenient car park area with two allocated spaces for Owl Barn, positioned conveniently in front of the property for easy access.
THE LOCATION
Killigorrick stands as a rural hamlet in close proximity to St Keyne, an enchanting rural village in Cornwall renowned for its ancient well or revered spring, tracing its origins back to the sixth century. Nestled within the village is the Parish Church and a railway station that offers connections to the national rail network. Situated a mere 6 miles away, the picturesque fishing harbor of Looe boasts sandy beaches and captivating coastal trails.
Just 2 miles distant lies Duloe village, featuring a delightful country pub accompanied by a restaurant. The bustling market town of Liskeard, positioned within a 4-mile radius, offers comprehensive town center amenities, complemented by a retail park, supermarkets, a leisure center, a community hospital, and both primary and secondary educational institutions. Furthermore, easy access to the A38 dual carriageway facilitates direct routes to Plymouth, Devon, and extends westward into the heart of Cornwall.
FAQS
Garden Aspect – East
Tenure - Freehold
Services – Mains Electric – Private Heating (Oil), Drainage, Borehole (Metered) - Please refer to agent for further information.
Council Tax Band – TBC
Sat Nav Reference – PL14 4QP
Parking - Two allocated parking spaces
Vendors Plans - No onward chain
Maintenance charge - £25 per month in a general fund plus 10% of any invoices for work completed to communal grounds/shared areas.
Agents Note : Agents Note - “We would recommend reviewing the Key Facts for Buyers link before viewing or purchasing this property which can be found at the end of this property listing or on our website”
DIRECTIONS
From Twelvewoods roundabout on the A38, enter Dobwalls village. Pass The Highwayman Pub and at the mini roundabouts turn right. Continue for approximately 2.5 miles towards Duloe, and take the right turn signposted Killigorrick. Stay on this road and after a short distance turn right left after the Farmhouse. The properties can then be seen on the right.
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