Enjoying a popular location, just off of Kings Hill, this 1930’s house, with a late 1980’s extension, is offered to the market for the first time in many years and has good views, a mature garden with a garage and parking to the front and has a useful basement which offers a variety of differing potential uses including a play/hobbies room, work from home space or could be, subject to any necessary consent, be utilised as part of the main house or as an separate annexe, if so desired.

The original wood floor is a lovely feature in the hallway as you enter, with 3 reception rooms situated off. The dining room has a bay window, the living room is dual aspect with countryside views and a feature fireplace and there is a separate breakfast room, with useful storage under the stairs. The galley-style kitchen leads out to a rear vestibule, with patio doors opening to the garden, with stairs to the basement. The basement comprises of 2 decent size rooms, a w/c and a Upvc side porch, which provides separate access.

On the first floor there are 2 good generous double bedrooms which enjoy the views over the fields to the south, 2 single bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate shower room and w/c, all situated off the landing. There is built in storage, mains gas fired central heating and the majority of windows are Upvc sash, replaced in 2009, so they are sympathetic to the style of the 1930’s house.

The house is in need of some modernisation.

The gardens are very mature, with apple trees, a variety of colourful shrubs and perennials, a lawn, a slate paved patio and raised deck to enjoy the views. To the very rear, there is kitchen garden, a greenhouse and a garage. The property has a right of access along the neighbouring lane, to get to its garage. To the front, there is a driveway offering off road parking.

LOCATION

One of the key selling factors is the accessible location. Located just off Kings Hill, in Bagbury Road, the busy and bustling town centre and the beaches are within walking distance.

In the other direction, into open countryside, you can gain access to the canal towpath, leading to Summerleaze beach and its historic sea pool, and the cycle path offering easy access to the town or, inland towards Marhamchurch.

Bude also features primary and secondary schooling, a choice of supermarkets, a range of national chain and local shops in the town centre and a rejuvenated canal area with quality eateries/restaurants.

There are many lovely walks from the house, with easy access to the south west coastal path leading to some of the most beautiful cliff tops in Cornwall.

SERVICES
Mains water, electric, gas and drainage

TENURE: FREEHOLD

COUNCIL TAX BAND: E
From Bude town centre proceed along the Strand and bear left at the mini-roundabout. Pass the Shell garage on the left and turn right into Kings Hill just after. Bagbury Road is to be found on the right hand side and Treverbyn will be found second on the right hand side.