• Middle terrace stone cottage +
• Hamlet setting on Truro outskirts +
• 2 Bedrooms +
• Bathroom +
• Living room +
• Kitchen +
• Utility +
• Parking for 2 cars +
• No onward chain +

CHARMING TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE

Smelter's Cottage is a stone built cottage in one of Calenick's two terraces. Situated in a quiet hamlet on the outskirts of Truro City and being sold with no onward chain. The accommodation provides living room, kitchen and utility to the ground floor, with two bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor. Other benefits include creek & woodland walks, log burner to the living room and Upvc double glazing. An internal inspection is recommended.
Freehold. EPC - band D. Council Tax - band B

The Property - Our vendor says, "Smelters Cottage is a charming middle terrace cottage situated in the sought after hamlet of Calenick, on the rural fringe of Truro City. It is a place where neighbours of mixed ages smile, wave and sing carols at Christmastime – a warm-hearted community".
The cottage affords beautiful stone, granite and brick front elevations combined with modern Upvc double glazing. The property is being sold with no onward chain and would suit those wanting a first time purchase or those looking for a buy to let. It is presented ready to occupy or rent out although purchasers might prefer to put their own stamp on the property. Externally there is off road parking laid to stone chippings to the front elevation and a small covered courtyard to the rear of the property. Internally, the two storey accommodation provides: living room with a log burner plus a kitchen and utility to the ground floor, with two bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor.

Location - Calenick is essentially a country hamlet lying in a picturesque valley just south of Truro and barely a mile from the city limits. Its position provides quick and convenient access into Truro with its extensive range of shops, facilities and work opportunities. Access to the hospital is fast for staff on-call. Falmouth university and Redruth are within 20mins’ drive. For those seeking to minimise car use Truro centre can be accessed via Old Falmouth Road/Lemon Street alternatively scenic pedestrian/cycle paths offer access westward, to the rear of New County Hall (supermarkets/rail station close-by); eastward alongside the river to Newham/Port of Truro. Calenick is served by a bus route. For nature lovers or dog owners, on your doorstep is public access to Calenick Creek via a charming field/woodland footpath, which considering the proximity to Truro, is rare to find. Highly regarded Kea primary school is a 10min walk up the road. Readily accessible Post offices and quick-stop-shops are at nearby Playing Place & Carnon Downs. The National Trust parkland at Trelissick, looking down the Fal estuary (very popular with dog walkers and those with children) is only a few minutes’ drive away. Similarly nearby is Loe Beach (Feock), offering access for watersports/sailing enthusiasts. Truro offers many opportunities for eating out whilst rural pub options are available at nearby Penelewey and riverside Devoran.