This former village post office is situated within the heart of the North Cornwall countryside in the village of Trebullett. The original two bedroom rendered stone cottage has been extended in more recent times and now offers a large living room, separate dining room, generous kitchen and utility room, along with four double bedrooms, a bathroom and an integral garage. The property comes to the market with no onward chain but does require updating and finishing. It is an ongoing project for buyers looking to put their own mark on their home.

The property is entered via a front porch with bespoke, pine braced doors opening into the living room and kitchen. The dual aspect living room was part the original cottage. The walls are built of stone and are very thick. One of the windows enjoys a thick sill which forms a nicely placed seat. A wood burning stove is set into the fireplace on a slate hearth. Granite stones are set into the fire surround. The spacious dining room also enjoys a wood burning stove on a slate hearth and characterful painted cupboards. The kitchen/breakfast room has space for a small table. The varnished pine working surface is positioned above an array of light coloured fitted units. The electric oven with extractor over is included within the sale, along with an under counter fridge. There is a Belfast style sink and plumbing in place for a dishwasher. The adjacent utility room is generous in size with plumbing for a washing machine and a WC with hand basin. A door opens into the integral single garage that houses the oil fired central heating boiler that provides heat to the radiators positioned throughout the property and the hot water.

Upstairs, the large bathroom is in need of renovation. A basic three piece bathroom suite is in place. A large luxury spa bath and shower cubicle which need to be installed will be included within the sale. All four of the bedrooms on this floor can accommodate a double bed.

The windows throughout the property are double glazed and built of stained hard wood.

Outside, there is parking on the paved drive and plenty of space for outside dining on the crazy paved patio. The enclosed garden currently has a large boat taking up most of the space. This is due to be removed shortly, subject to weather conditions. No onward chain.

The small hamlet of Trebullett is found geographically four miles South of Launceston with amenities including Methodist Church, children's playing field and within a short drive there is a County Primary School at Trekenner and a popular pub/restaurant at Treburley. Launceston town itself boasts a wider range of amenities including shopping, commercial, educational and recreational facilities and lies adjacent to the A30 giving access to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. The City of Plymouth is located within 25 miles of the property and has International transportation links via its Ferry Port to France and Spain and a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities.
From Launceston Town Centre head south along the A388 following the signs towards Plymouth. Upon exiting the slip road turn right towards Callington, proceed along the A388 for 5 miles. Upon reaching the Springer Spaniel Public House turn right towards Trebullett and continue for approximately 2 miles. Upon entering the village Victoria Cottage will be identified on the left hand side before the Chapel marked with a Webbers For Sale Board.

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