This spacious property is a tucked away position in Saltash and oozes character and charm throughout. This family home benefits from good size accommodation throughout, and also has lovely views over the River Tamar. The owners have spent a number of years lovingly upgrading the house, even adding a loft room to provide an additional room and ensuite. Most recently the owners have replaced the windows, the porch, and the boiler. There are three generations of family currently living in this house, so it would suit a family looking to live with their relatives. When you walk through the gate, into the side garden, you will see that the house is only connected to next door by a tiny proportion of the house. The garage is separate from the house, but there is back access from the garden. When you enter the house through the porch, a door leads to the lounge and the dining/family room, the lounge has a beautiful feature fireplace and has recently been decorated in a neutral colour. The dining area is the younger side of the families lounge and dining room, so there is plenty of space for sofas and a dining suite. There is a wood burner in here which is another lovely feature of the house. A door leads into the kitchen, this is the only room that the owners haven't done much to, so someone could easily put their stamp on this room. It does provide plenty of storage, as well as an integral oven and microwave. A door leads into the utility room, where there is space for a fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The owners have started putting in a downstairs WC but hasn't been finished. Upstairs, on the first floor, a central landing has doors leading to all the bedrooms. There are three good size double bedrooms, and a fourth smaller double. The bathroom is also a lovely size. From the landing, stairs lead up into a loft room and an ensuite shower room. There are fabulous views over the River Tamar from the front rooms of the house. Outside, there is a level lawned garden, enclosed on one side by a wall. The owners have decked the end of the garden, as this is a great spot to enjoy the summer weather. A storage room is situated at the back of the property. The property has plenty of history, it is suggested that it was once knocked down to make room for all the materials to be used to make the Tamar Bridge. It was then rebuilt, it has so many features, that would suggest it is a good 200-300 years old. EPC=E

Entrance Porch - 4' 4'' x 2' 8'' (1.32m x 0.81m)

Hallway - 3' 6'' x 13' 10'' (1.07m x 4.21m)

Lounge - 13' 1'' x 13' 6'' (3.98m x 4.11m)

Dining / Family Room - 12' 10'' x 22' 4'' (3.91m x 6.80m)

Cellar - 11' 8'' x 8' 5'' (3.55m x 2.56m)

Kitchen - 9' 5'' x 14' 3'' (2.87m x 4.34m)

Utility room - 9' 0'' x 9' 10'' (2.74m x 2.99m)

WC - 4' 0'' x 3' 1'' (1.22m x 0.94m)

First Floor

Landing - 6' 11'' x 6' 1'' (2.11m x 1.85m)

Bedroom 1 - 12' 7'' x 10' 8'' (3.83m x 3.25m)

Bedroom 2 - 10' 5'' x 14' 1'' (3.17m x 4.29m)

Bedroom 3 - 11' 8'' x 11' 10'' (3.55m x 3.60m)

Bedroom 4 - 6' 11'' x 9' 0'' (2.11m x 2.74m)

Bathroom - 11' 0'' x 8' 3'' (3.35m x 2.51m)

Second Floor

Loft Room - 16' 7'' x 11' 4'' (5.05m x 3.45m)

Loft Room En-suite - 4' 4'' x 7' 8'' (1.32m x 2.34m)

En-suite 2 - 11' 11'' x 2' 11'' (3.63m x 0.89m)

Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold