- FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED HOME +
- MASTER BEDROOM WITH BALCONY +
- UTILITY ROOM +
- REAR GARDEN +
- SUMMER HOUSE, LOG STORE, WORKSHOP +
- DRIVEWAY PARKING +
- RURAL LOCATION +
- EPC- 44- E +
- COUNCIL TAX BAND- E +
- FREEHOLD TENURE +
This delightful four bedroom home perfectly blends character, comfort, and practicality. The spacious master bedroom enjoys its own private balcony, offering a peaceful spot to take in the views, while the well-appointed guest bedroom benefits from an ensuite, ideal for visiting family or friends. A handy utility room provides additional space for laundry and storage, keeping the main living areas beautifully organised. Outside, the property is framed by a charming cottage-style front garden bursting with colourful flowers, creating an inviting approach. To the rear, the garden offers a wonderful mix of beauty and functionality, with a sunny summer house perfect for relaxing or entertaining, a log store, and a versatile workshop. At the far end, a dedicated vegetable patch provides the opportunity to grow and enjoy your own fresh produce, completing this idyllic and well equipped home.
Guide Price £595,00 -
Location - Properties in Trescowe don't come to the market often, this could be your only chance to buy here for years! The hamlet of Trescowe is situated between Helston and Penzance and is within a short drive of both north and south coasts. As such, the property enjoys all the benefits of a rural country and coastal lifestyle.
The stretch of coastline to the south of Trescowe takes in some of the county’s most beautiful beaches, including Praa Sands, Prussia Cove and Loe Bar, the traditional fishing villages of Mousehole and Porthleven, as well as the historic towns of Marazion and Penzance, with St Michael’s Mount sitting just offshore. Penzance railway station provides direct trains to London Paddington and the town is now host to several well-regarded restaurants and the Jubilee Pool. A few miles in the opposite direction, Porthleven is a culinary hotspot with its incredible range of quality restaurants and annual food festival. The National Trust-owned Godolphin House is around two miles further inland from Trescowe with St Ives, Hayle and both the Penwith and Lizard peninsulas within short drives.
Accommodation - Entrance Porch 1.51M x 1.16m
Sitting room 6.22m x 3.42m
Dining room 5.91m x 2.73
Kitchen 5.70m x 2.78m
Utility room 2.12m x 1.98m
Bedroom 5.93m x 2.69m
Balcony 3.39m x 1.42M
Bedroom 2.91m x 2.91M
Ensuite 1.99m x 1.29m
Bedroom 3.17m x 2.55m
Bedroom 2.76m x 2.67m
Family Bathroom 3.05m x 2.12m
Attic room 6.30m x 4.27m
Garage - 6.32 x 4.27m (20'8" x 14'0") - A garage with ample room for storage or a car space
Parking - There is parking for 3 Vehicle on the drive way
Outside - The property boasts a charming cottage garden to the front, brimming with colourful flowers, climbing roses, and fragrant herbs, creating a warm and inviting first impression. To the rear, the garden offers a delightful mix of beauty and practicality, featuring a sunny summer house perfect for relaxing, a log store, a workshop, and a dedicated vegetable patch for homegrown produce.
Services - Mains Water, Electricity, oil central heating
Council Tax Band- E -
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Anti Money Laundering Regulations – Purchasers - It is a legal requirement that we receive verified ID from all buyers before a sale can be instructed. We will inform you of the process once your offer has been accepted.
Proof Of Finances - Before agreeing a sale, we will require proof of your financial ability to purchase. We will inform you of what we require prior to agreeing a sale.