2 bedroom detached house

IMPORTANT

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION IN COLLABORATION WITH CLIVE EMSON AUCTIONEERS

Due to adverse mining reports, this beautiful, detached granite cottage on a good-size plot will now be sold at auction on 24th July 2024.

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VIEWING DAYS:

• Wednesday 10th July (10am - 1pm)
• Saturday 13th July (11am - 2pm)

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DESCRIPTION

We are thrilled to bring this very special property to the market. Partway down the small road leading to Levant Mine and the stunning coast path is this beautifully 'chocolate-box', detached cottage with its impressive gardens, garage, and parking.

Stepping across the pretty front garden via a granite pathway brings you to the front conservatory which has been improved by the current owners with the addition of thermally efficient glazing to the roof. This room will benefit from full sunshine and would be a delight at sunset.

The living room is packed with character: exposed beams, a timber window seat, and a huge, exposed granite, inglenook fireplace. The inset stove means cooler nights will be toasty, and the back boiler to the stove will support the hot water at the property.

The second reception room/dining room is dual aspect with a window to the front, and french doors out to a second conservatory at the rear. The fireplace here houses an electric woodburner but could be re-instated for a woodburner if desired. The rear conservatory offers exceptional, uninterrupted coastal views and direct access to the rear garden.

Off the dining room is a kitchen flooded with natural light, thanks to the two windows: one of which offers sea views. Also downstairs is the family bathroom which, like the kitchen, is smart and modern with a tiled floor.

Upstairs are two equally delightful bedrooms, both boasting original floorboards, built-in storage, and of course more sea views. The second bedroom is dual aspect and has a show-stopping view out past the engine house to the sea. There is loft access from the second bedroom and the loft is boarded with light and power.

Outside, the pretty gardens extend round three sides of the cottage and are mostly laid to lawn. They are enclosed all around by Cornish hedging with many established plants and shrubs and a seating area with outstanding sea views. There are also two small, quirky granite outbuildings, one of which was a former gunpowder store, and two wooden storage sheds plus a garage and walled parking area.

LOCATION

Trewellard is one of the many smaller villages between St Just and Pendeen and sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Trewellard's history lies in tin mining as do most towns and villages in the area; with both Levant Mine and Geevor Tin Mine within a short walk.

The houses in Trewellard are a mix of typical granite-built cottages and more modern housing, with various local facilities. Trewellard Arms is a popular freehouse serving food, and along the road towards Pendeen is the popular tapas restaurant Maria Chicas. There is also a garage and petrol station. 

Nearby Pendeen and St Just offer a good selection of shops, pubs, eateries, well-rated schools and a doctor's surgery.

Trewellard is just half a mile from the centre of Pendeen, 2 miles from St Just, 7 miles from Land's End and 7 miles from Penzance.