This beautiful two bedroom detached cob and stone cottage (circa 1840) is absolutely full of character and has many attractive features, such as stable door to the front, bold floor tiles, sash windows, window seats, wooden shutters, wooden beams and multifuel stove/woodburner.

The stylish modern shower room features a double cubicle with electric shower and heated towel rail, while the rest of the first floor is newly carpeted. The attic is accessible from the second bedroom and provides a good amount of extra storage space.

Externally there is a small driveway for one car and gardens to the front and rear. The front garden features a woodstore and many colourful perennial flowers which bloom throughout the warmer months, including bluebells, roses, primrose, wild garlic, wisteria and a large clematis which has been trained across the front of the cottage. To the rear, the raised garden is accessible via the porch and is enclosed by a gated six-foot picket fence and comprises some lawn and space to grow veg. There is a right of way for the neighbouring properties which runs up the alley adjacent to the cottage which also provides optional ground level access to the rear porch; useful for any bike or pram storage.

The window and door at the rear of the kitchen are double-glazed and, in addition to the multifuel/woodburning stove for cosy days and nights in front of the fire, there are economy 7 storage heaters (and cheaper night-time electricity) together with electric radiators installed. The property had a full Electrical Installation Condition Report in 2021, together with brand new consumer unit. Kitchen appliances and some furniture such as the double futon in the lounge may be included in the sale by separate negotiation if desired.

LOCATION

The village of Trewoon has a corner shop, a post office, a pub and of course the Wagon Wheel fish and chip shop. There are bus stops a short walk away and St Austell town and train station are a 5-10 minute drive, as are delightful Carlyon Bay and the historic port of Charlestown. Gover Valley and Polgooth are both beautiful places to walk nearby.

This is a charming 'turn key' Cornish cottage which has benefitted from practical and cosmetic improvement during the seller's ownership. Viewings recommended.