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2 bedroom bungalow
Key information
Property description & features
- Low maintenance and level site 2 bedroom detached bungalow
- Situated in popular village development
- Modern fitted kitchen
- Spacious wet room
- Dual aspect lounge diner with patio doors and rural views.
- Generous sized low keep plot with south west facing rear garden
- Large, versatile and very useful timber unit/workshop
- Private parking and garage with power and light
- Gas Central heating and double glazing.
- Viewing highly recommended.
The Property - Easily accessible, this delightful well maintained detached bungalow is a must-see for those seeking a low-maintenance home.
The free-flowing accommodation comprises an entrance porch, two bedrooms, a wet room, a dual-aspect lounge diner with patio doors rural views, and a modern fitted kitchen.
Double glazed, neutrally presented along with gas central heating, there is a light bright atmosphere within this comfortable home. An all-around easy-keep opportunity, buyers looking for a low-maintenance level property ready to make their own will be challenged to find a more suitable option.
The Outside - The plot of the property is of a generous size in keeping with the low-maintenance theme. The gardens to the front and rear are manageable and provide great blank canvas opportunities for green-fingered enthusiasts. To the side of the building is a secluded seating area that is accessible from the lounge.
A stand-out asset is the timber-framed large workshop located within the rear garden. A hobbyist's dream, especially for the creative types there is both power and light connected. Versatile, this useful unit could lend itself with some alterations to be a home office or summer house - at the very least its use would be for storage.
The plot is enclosed to the sides and rear by a wooden fence with a double wooden gate at the foot, which opens the opportunity for further potential parking.
To the front, there is a garage with power connected and private parking for two vehicles.
The Location - St Keyne is a rural Cornish village known for its famous well or sacred spring, which dates to the sixth century. Within the village is the Parish Church, and railway station (1.1 miles away) providing national rail links.
The fishing port of Looe is only 6 miles away with sandy beaches and delightful coastal walks. Duloe village is 2 miles away with a lovely country pub with a restaurant. The market town of Liskeard is also within 3 miles providing town centre facilities along with a retail park, supermarkets, leisure centre, community hospital, and both primary and secondary schools.
Also, the A38 dual carriageway is easily accessible with direct access to Plymouth, Devon and westbound further into Cornwall.
FAQS
Garden Aspect - South West
Tenure - Freehold
Services - Mains Gas, Electricity, Water, and drainage.
Sat Nav Reference - PL14 4QJ
Vendors position - Buying on
Council tax band - B
DIRECTIONS.
From Liskeard centre, proceed along Barn Street and continue out of town on Station Road (B3254), passing the railway station on the left. Stay on this road for approximately 2.5 miles until you enter the village of St Keyne. Continue through the village and the property can be found on the immediate right on entering Valley View.
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