Recently built, this modern, stylish and efficient home is located on a small close of five homes set on the rural outskirts of the hamlet. Incredibly well specified with high quality fixtures and fittings, fantastic attention to detail and with a modern style the home is definitely worth consideration.

A brick paved drive offers ample parking for a number of cars or recreational vehicles while the integral single garage with electric roller door is large enough to also include a workshop space.

Entering the house the quality of the home is immediately apparent. A bespoke oak staircase with twisted spindles is a first sign that this house is from a high quality builder. The downstairs shower room has a large walk in shower ideal for washing off after a trip to the beach. The slatted wood effect tiling mirrors the decorative wood slatting throughout the house.

There is a good sized, carpeted, sitting room with dual aspect flush casement windows which are white internally and anthracite externally to match the doors, fascia's and rainwater goods. Returning to the entrance hall, Porcelain floor tiles lead through to a very large kitchen, dining, living area. The kitchen is a masterpiece with contrasting black cabinets with oak doors. Integrated Neff appliances include a dishwasher, fridge/freeze, induction hob with integrated extractor and wifi equipped double ovens. The kitchen peninsula has an oak breakfast bar and pendant lamps above. The contemporary stainless steel sink with a mixer tap above is below a window overlooking the garden. Bi-fold doors open out to the garden from the dining/living end of this room and which also features an attractive inset wood burner.

Adjoining the kitchen is a large utility room with cabinetry which matches the kitchen. There is ample storage, an inset sink and space for a sperate washing machine and tumble dryer. There are doors leading into the garage as well as out to the rear garden.

Upstairs there are four double bedrooms and a very well specified family bathroom with freestanding slipper bathtub and a separate walk in shower. The master suite has a walk in wardrobe/dressing room and an en-suite shower room.

The gardens to the rear are lawned and fenced and are south facing. A patio area outside the kitchen/dining room allows for al-fresco dining. The house backs on to a neighbouring field so there are no overlooking rear neighbours.

The property has air source heating and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor with radiators upstairs.

This recently built property is superbly specified and is the best positioned of the five homes within the development. A viewing is highly recommended.

SURROUNDING AREA
The property is ideally situated for access to both north and south coastlines. away from, but with first class motoring links to the A30. There is a railway station on the London Paddington line at Penzance and St. Erth for direct connection to the City.

Canonstown is located on the edge of the historic port of Hayle, during the industrial revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries, Hayle developed into an industrial port serving Cornwall's mining industry. Rival foundries were built at either end of the town. Both the Copperhouse Foundry and Harvey's Foundry were responsible for the town's rapid growth. More recently the town has seen a number of boutique independent shops and substantial retail and residential development around the harbour.

Nearby St. Ives needs little introduction. It's sandy beaches, historic harbour, cobbled streets and micro-climate have drawn visitors and artists from around the world.

Penzance is approximately 5 miles away and offers day to day shopping facilities. Neighbouring Marazion is picturesque and has a popular windsurfing and kite surfing beach which is overlooked by the famous St. Michael's Mount.

The property is approximately 20 miles distant from the city of Truro which is Cornwall’s centre for business and retail outlets.