4 Morgans Cottages is an end-terrace, stone built house dating back many hundreds of years. There has been many improvements made by the present vendors over the last three and a half years of their ownership which include the installation of a five door Aga to the refitted kitchen, along with the renovation of the family bathroom.

This well presented home has a wealth of character throughout its three storeys of accommodation including a welcoming reception hall. A lounge which is dominated by a stone feature fireplace with inset wood burning stove, beamed ceilings and a window seat. This room also has an understairs storage cupboard and slate floors. The dining room also has the same original flooring and leads to a recently installed kitchen that does require some further finishing including a new working surface and an extractor fan, wiring is in place above the five door electric Aga. There is a door leading to the small enclosed courtyard garden.

The first floor has a large landing which can be used as a study or further reception room. There are doors off to a front bedroom with a fitted wardrobe and an original feature fireplace. The rear bedroom three, enjoys fine views over fields. The family shower room has a corner shaped glass cubical, a white wash bowl over a vanity cupboard and features attractive tiled walls, along with countryside views.

There is a further staircase from the study area ascending to a large master bedroom within the loft space and an imposing en-suite bathroom. The bath is positioned in the centre of the room in order to take in the attractive view of the green fields beyond.

This cottage has plenty of storage and modern comforts such as an oil fired central heating system that heats some of the traditional radiators positioned throughout the home. The windows have been double glazed.

Outside, at the front of the property there is a pleasant patio area large enough for a small bistro table and chairs. A more enclosed paved area is found at the rear along with a gravelled parking space large enough for two cars in front of a block outbuilding measuring 2.77m x 3m (9’1” x 9’10”). Shared access is allowed by a narrow gravelled drive to the side and back of the property. The property would suit a wide variety of buyers.

Egloskerry has a County Primary School and a Parish Church and is found approximately four miles from the market town of Launceston which offers a wide range of shopping, schooling, commercial and recreational facilities and lies adjacent to the A30 truck road giving access to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. For those applicants seeking coastal escape, the North Cornish coast can be reached by car fairly easily as it is approximately 17 miles away.
From Launceston Town Centre proceed down the A388 (St Thomas Road). Upon reaching the roundabout at Newport continue straight ahead heading up St Stephens Hill until reaching St Stephens. Take the left hand turning signposted towards Egloskerry heading past the entrance to Launceston Golf Course. Proceed for approximately 4 miles and upon reaching Egloskerry No. 4 Morgans Cottages will be identified on the end of a terrace on the right hand side just before the Church marked with a Webbers For Sale Board.