• Attractive non-estate bungalow +
• Large, level plot and gardens +
• Good walks within easy reach +
• Generous room sizes +
• Modernised and updated +
• Popular village location +

IN THE OWNER'S WORDS
"I was very attracted to this property because it sits on a lovely sized plot and there are endless possibilities both inside and out to develop and put my own stamp on it. I have made a start especially with the garden as it was badly overgrown and I have enjoyed spending time slowly reclaiming and improving it. This is a lovely little village where I have found everyone to be very welcoming and friendly.

One of the best things to me is there are woods just at the top of the road and from those woods there are a number of lovely walks. Barripper is also a very short drive to the beaches at Hayle or Gwithian."

PROPERTY
Approaching the house, there is a driveway with room for a couple of cars in front of a single detached garage. The lawned front garden is attractively bounded by a recently added dry stone wall and mature hedges.
The front porch leads to an inner hall which in turn leads into the open plan kitchen/living room. A large southeast facing picture window to the front of the sitting room overlooks the front garden as well as the countryside and paddocks opposite. There is a feature wood burning fire in the corner of the room and ample space for a family. To the rear of the room is the kitchen. An L shaped plan of base cabinetry with space for a free-standing fridge/freezer has a chopping board affect worktop and double sink inset. French doors open out to the garden from the kitchen.

To the other side of the house there is a family shower room with walk in shower and a separate w/c and two double bedrooms. The smaller room has French doors leading out to the garden. Subsequently this makes a very good study if not in use as a bedroom. The Master bedroom to the front of the house is very large, effectively mimicking the size of the living room with plenty of space for bedroom furniture like a dressing table and wardrobes etc.
The rear gardens are a lovely size with planting areas on the boundary and to the rear. At the end of the garden is a small stream, although currently this has been fenced off to keep pets from going for a swim! There is a greenhouse and storage shed. To the side of the house is the aforementioned garage which has power lighting and a recently created utility area with a Belfast sink.

This is a delightful home on a sought-after street in the village. The large plot sizes and rural outlook are great assets, and the property should be seen to be truly appreciated.