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3 bedroom cottage
Key information
Property description & features
- Well presented three bedroom semi detached character cottage in desirable moorland village.
- Fitted kitchen dining room with separate utility including WC
- Lounge with wood burner and study
- Family bathroom, oil fired heating and double glazing
- Graden room with access to south west facing sun terrace
- Enclosed low maintenance rear garden
- Far reaching moorland views from the first floor.
- Great dog walks on the doorstep
- Private vehicular parking
- Viewing highly recommended.
The Property - Buyers looking for a well-presented 3-bedroom rural cottage located in a popular moorland village should look no further than this delightful charasmatic home.
The extended ground floor accommodation comprises a garden room, an open and sociable fitted kitchen dining room, separate utility with WC, lounge with wood burner and study. The first floor is made up of the 3 bedrooms, and a family bathroom.
There is charm and character readily available and points of interest including a mezzanine landing in the master bedroom. Although with limited head, this area is open to interpretation for any new owner to utilise for home working, hobbies, or additional storage.
Some carefully placed skylights help the natural light travel on the first floor and enhance the welcoming and comfortable atmosphere that is occupied within the property.
The property further benefits from double-glazed windows, oil-fired heating, moorland views from the first-floor off-road parking and an enclosed garden to the rear, and a sun terrace to the front.
The Outside - The private garden to the rear is designed to be low maintenance. This is a manageable blank canvas space for any keen gardener to personalise and is both child- and dog-friendly.
The front elevation provides off-road parking for potentially two vehicles. Currently occupying one space is a storage shed.
A glorious sun trap, the front patio is a lovely low keep area that is bordered by a raised flower bed and is great space for potted plants and trees and enjoying alfresco dining.
The Location - A popular moorland village that accommodates an Ofsted Outstanding rated primary school, St Cleer's amenities include a CoE Church, The Market Public House, Hairdressers as well as being on a regular bus route.
Recreational facilities are close to Bodmin Moor, a popular backdrop for those who like to hike and bike, and Siblyback Lake which further offers a play park, water sports, a trek popular with walkers and bikers, and a Cafe with a great local following. There are local farm shops, Pubs, cafes, and tea rooms all scattered within the neighbouring villages all within proximity.
FAQS
Garden Aspect - Front - South West - Rear - North East
Tenure - Freehold
Services - Private oil, Electricity, Water, and drainage.
Sat Nav Reference - PL14 5DF
Council Tax Band - B
Seller's Position - Purchasing onwards.
DIRECTIONS
From Liskeard take St Cleer Road (B3254). After approximately 1/2 a mile, bear left for St Cleer. Stay on this road until you cross a cattle grid. Take the first left onto lane with adjacent cottages to the side and turn right at the end where the cottage can be found.
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