3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Situated in a popular residential setting, this charming, terraced character cottage offers generous and versatile accommodation ideal for family living. Thoughtfully maintained throughout, the property features three bedrooms and a modern walk-in shower room on the first floor. The ground floor provides an inviting sun lounge/home office, a cosy lounge with a wood burner, a separate dining room complete with a multifuel stove, and a well-proportioned kitchen.

Externally, the cottage boasts beautifully landscaped and well stocked gardens. With a hot tub, covered barbeque area and pizza oven, the outdoor space is perfectly designed for relaxation and entertaining.

Believed to have originally been a mine captain’s residence dating back to around 1845, the property retains a blend of Georgian and Victorian influences. The current owners have presented the home to a high standard, enhanced by solar panels, double glazing, modern electric radiators, and two feature burners across the reception rooms.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from a range of Sharp fitted wardrobes, with two additional bedrooms and an attractive split-level landing served by a fine staircase. Outside, the front garden provides an appealing entrance, while the enclosed rear garden offers a sheltered and thoughtfully designed haven filled with an array of mature plants, shrubs, soft fruits, tropical elements, climbing roses and hydrangeas. Beyond the main garden area sits a greenhouse and further outbuilding, adding excellent practicality.

St. Day sits within the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site, an area celebrated for its industrial history and striking scenery. Residents enjoy easy access to beautiful countryside and a network of walking routes, making it a popular area for outdoor enthusiasts.

St Day provides a good range of everyday amenities including a post office, local shops, primary school, and traditional pubs, helping to support a strong sense of community. The village is also known for its annual St Day Feast, a longstanding celebration featuring music, dance, and local traditions that reflect the area’s deep cultural roots.

Despite its tranquil rural feel, St Day remains conveniently placed for access to Redruth, Truro, the A30, and wider Cornwall, making it an excellent base for commuting, exploring beaches, or travelling across the county. With its blend of character, community spirit, and practical amenities, St Day continues to be a sought-After location for buyers looking for both charm and convenience.