3 bedroom cottage for sale

A DETACHED COTTAGE WITH OUTBUILDING AND PADDOCK IN A FAVOURED ROSELAND LOCATIONA traditional Cornish cottage for refurbishment together with a former stable/barn and a paddock of about three-quarters of an acre. Roadside position in a sought-after location close to both creek and sea.Same family occupation for approx 100 years and a much cherished home.3 bedrooms, 2 receptions, kitchen and bathroom. Garage.Huge potential to refurbish/remodel/extend or even rebuild.A rare opportunity.Freehold. EPC Band - E Council Tax Band - D.GENERAL REMARKS AND LOCATIONIt is rare to find a property in this particular geographic location with a sizeable parcel of land. Hawthorn Cottage occupies a roadside position in the hamlet of Trethewell and has a paddock of about three-quarters of an acre in addition to a large rear garden. It is a traditional Cornish cottage, believed to have been thatched originally, and whilst carefully modernised and updated over the years it now warrants refurbishment. It has been a cherished home for the same family for about 100 years but it is acknowledged that a future owner may want to completely remodel the cottage or perhaps even demolish with a possible consent to build away from the road and take advantage of the lovely rural views.The property also boasts a substantial single storey outbuilding with an adjoining garage and this may offer potential for conversion to an annex or similar, subject to any necessary planning consent. Trethewell is a mere cluster of mainly traditional cottages and character properties bordering the road on the edge of St Just in Roseland village deep within the Roseland Peninsula. The village is most widely known for its historic church and churchyard set beside the beautiful tidal creek where subtropical plants grow alongside the native trees and flora. Here is also a popular cafe/tea room. The village has a bus route which goes via surrounding villages to Truro. The property is also close to St Mawes and this has an international reputation as one of the country's most sought after areas in which to reside with a distinctive Mediterranean atmosphere. The village of St Mawes provides a good selection of individual shops including a small supermarket, delicatessen, hotels, restaurants, inns, primary school and a very active sailing club. The whole of the Roseland Peninsula is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and offers superb scenery and walks, a number of beautiful beaches, coves and a general feeling of peace and tranquility. At St. Mawes there is a passenger ferry to the historic harbour town of Falmouth and the King Harry car ferry provides for an easy commute to Falmouth and the Cathedral city of Truro.THE COTTAGEThe original part of the building is thought to be a mixture of stone and cob construction with rendered elevations. A single storey flat-roofed extension was added in more recent times to the rear to accommodate a kitchen and bathroom and all windows have been replaced with double glazed units. Overall the property has been well maintained but internal facilities are somewhat old-fashioned and in need of replacement.In greater detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):GROUND FLOORENTRANCE PORCHwith inner door opening directly to:DINING ROOMfocusing to a tiled fireplace with open grate fitted with back boiler. Airing cupboard to one side with hot water cylinder and electric immersion heater. Beamed ceiling, electric storage radiator and stairs to the first floor.SITTING ROOMwith tiled fireplace having an open grate, built in cupboards to one side and further built-in cupboard. Beamed ceiling and electric storage radiator.REAR HALLWAYwith built-in cupboard and rear entrance door.KITCHENfitted with a range of base units incorporating double drainer sink, further glazed wall cupboards, broom cupboard and larder. Electric storage radiator and plumbing facility for a washing machine.BATHROOMbeing fully tiled and with bath having electric Bristan shower over and wash hand basin. Shaver socket. SEPARATE WC.FIRST FLOORBEDROOM 1with two sets of built-in cupboards/wardrobes.BEDROOM 2with full-height fitted cupboard.BEDROOM 3with access to loft space complete with light.OUTSIDEAccess to the property is via a sloping driveway off the road and fronting this driveway there is a substantial FORMER STABLE/BARN latterly used as a workshop and with an adjoining SINGLE GARAGE. There are internal stairs leading to a loft.From the entrance a pedestrian gateway leads through to the front garden which is laid out for low maintenance with paving, gravel and a small area of lawn. An ornamental pond is set within the paving close by the front porch. A door to the side of the cottage leads through a COVERED WAY around to the rear garden which is of considerable size and whilst formerly used as a kitchen garden it is now entirely in grass for easy management. There is a fully lined cedar SUMMERHOUSE and adjacent LAWNMOWER SHED and both having light and power connected. At the very top of the garden there is a small building formerly an outside wc now utilised for storage.THE LANDThe total site of Hawthorn Cottage extends to 0.86 of an acre or thereabouts. It includes an enclosed grass PADDOCK of about three-quarters of an acre and has a selection of fruit trees in one corner.Please note that a public footpath passes along the south-western boundary hedgeline.SERVICESMains electricity. Mains water. Private drainage.NB The electrical system and appliances have not been tested by the agents.DATA PROTECTIONWe treat all data confidentially and with the utmost care and respect. If you do not wish your personal details to be used by us for any specific purpose, then you can unsubscribe or change your communication preferences and contact methods at any time by informing us either by email or in writing at our offices in Truro or St Mawes.VIEWINGStrictly by Appointment through the Agents Philip Martin, 9 Cathedral Lane, Truro, TR1 2QS. Telephone: 01872 242244 or 3 Quayside Arcade, St. Mawes, Truro TR2 5DT. Telephone 01326 270008.DIRECTIONSWhen entering the hamlet of Trethewell when proceeding along the B3087 from Tregony towards St Mawes the property will be easily recognised on the right hand side with a for sale board displayed. It is best for intending purchasers to park just further along in the vegetable stall lay-by as the entrance to the property can be slightly difficult if there is a parked car already.