• SUBSTANTIAL AND VERSITLE GRADE II LISTED PROPERTY +
• HAVE BEEN USED AS MULTI OCCUPANCY IN PAST +

Stratton Creber Estate Agents are delighted to present to the market this beautiful, Grade II listed townhouse designed by the locally renowned architect Henry Rice and brimming with history and character.

This substantial, versatile property which could benefit from a range of uses is located on Barn Street, just a short walk from the town centre. Liskeard offers a variety of national and independent shops, a retail park and leisure centre. In addition, there are both primary and secondary schools, a community hospital and brilliant public transport services, including a mainline rail connection providing easy access to the length and breadth of the country as well as a branch line service to the lovely seaside town of Looe. Further afield the City of Plymouth is approximately 18 miles east of the property and benefits from an abundance of additional education, recreational and shopping facilities.

In brief, this spacious property comprises; entrance porch, living room, dining room, kitchen with a spiral staircase to office space and a W.C. on the ground floor while four double bedrooms can be found on the first floor with a further bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom and W.C. on the second floor. The property is serviced by a rear, enclosed garden while further benefitting from a gas fired central heating system.

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