A 17th-century Grade II listed cottage, situated within an untouched rural farming hamlet, and positioned just 8 miles away from the scenic South Cornish coastline.

The Property - Nestled within a tranquil and untouched rural paradise, Skylark is a meticulously maintained property that masterfully combines its unique character and enchanting allure.

Originally designed with two bedrooms, the accommodation has now been reconfigured to craft a generously proportioned one-bedroom residence. With the possibility of establishing a permanent second bedroom, pending necessary approvals, the impeccably presented living spaces commence with an open entrance hallway presently utilized as an extra sleeping area. The ground floor is adorned with a luminous and breezy living room, as well as a well-designed kitchen that harmonizes with the cottage's distinct personality. Ascending to the first floor unveils a commodious master bedroom and a well-appointed bathroom.

Added advantages encompass efficient oil-fired central heating controlled using Hive, water from a Borehole captivating character elements like beamed ceilings, and a focal point in the form of a fireplace housing a wood-burning stove.

The Outside - The charming rear-facing courtyard offers an ideal space for outdoor dining and relaxation, making it an excellent option for a secure and easily manageable retreat, or for individuals who prefer a garden requiring minimal upkeep.

Enclosed by a combination of walls and fencing, the paved courtyard provides an idyllic setting to bask in the serenity of the surroundings. Entry from the front is facilitated by a wooden pedestrian gate, leading to a pathway running alongside the property's side.

With a blank slate awaiting creative input, the garden presents an opportunity for individuals to personalize the space to their liking, potentially accommodating various potted trees and plants.

The Location - Killigorrick stands as a rural hamlet in close proximity to St Keyne, an enchanting rural village in Cornwall renowned for its ancient well or revered spring, tracing its origins back to the sixth century. Nestled within the village is the Parish Church and a railway station that offers connections to the national rail network. Situated a mere 6 miles away, the picturesque fishing harbor of Looe boasts sandy beaches and captivating coastal trails.

Just 2 miles distant lies Duloe village, featuring a delightful country pub accompanied by a restaurant. The bustling market town of Liskeard, positioned within a 4-mile radius, offers comprehensive town center amenities, complemented by a retail park, supermarkets, a leisure center, a community hospital, and both primary and secondary educational institutions. Furthermore, easy access to the A38 dual carriageway facilitates direct routes to Plymouth, Devon, and extends westward into the heart of Cornwall.

FAQs

Garden Aspect - South
Tenure - Freehold
Listed - Grade II
Services - Mains Electric - Private Heating (Oil), Drainage, Borehole (Metered)
Council Tax Band - TBC
Sat Nav Reference - PL14 4QP
Parking - One allocated parking space
Maintenance charge - £25 per month in a general fund plus 10% of any invoices for work completed to communal grounds/shared areas.

DIRECTIONS

From Twelvewoods roundabout on the A38, enter Dobwalls village. Pass The Highwayman Pub and at the mini roundabouts turn right. Continue for approximately 2.5 miles towards Duloe, and take the right turn signposted Killigorrick. Stay on this road and after a short distance turn right left after the Farmhouse. The properties can then be seen on the right.

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