• Four generous bedrooms and three versatile reception rooms, offering flexible living space +
• Private gardens of approximately a quarter of an acre, beautifully landscaped with mature trees, shrubs, and expansive lawns a true gardeners delight +
• Private off-road parking for multiple vehicles +
• LPG gas central heating for warmth and comfort +
• Substantial semi-detached period home full of character and charm +
• Detached garage with pitched roof and double-glazed windows and doors, easily convertible into a self-contained annex (subject to planning permission) +
• Spacious and flexible accommodation ideal for modern family life +

"Timeless Character Meets Coastal Convenience – Your Dream Cornwall Home Awaits" Description Tucked away in a peaceful setting, this substantial semi-detached period home combines character, space, and modern comfort in equal measure. Offering 3/4 bedrooms, three versatile reception rooms, and beautifully landscaped gardens extending to around a quarter of an acre, it’s a home designed to suit both family life and entertaining. From the moment you arrive, the traditional features and generous proportions are immediately inviting. Inside, the accommodation is flexible and welcoming, with beamed ceilings, feature fireplaces, and a cosy wood-burning stove creating the perfect backdrop for modern living. The ground floor provides a choice of reception spaces, including a characterful lounge with exposed granite fireplace, a bright dining room with dual-aspect windows, and a breakfast room ideal for relaxed mornings. The spacious kitchen is fitted with granite worktops, a de-commissioned Rayburn (which could be re-commissioned), and a stable door opening directly into the Utility room then out to the Sublime garden. A ground-floor bedroom adds valuable versatility, whether for guests, multi-generational living, or use as a home office. Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, with the principal bedroom also benefitting from an adjoining dressing room/nursery – which could easily be converted into an en-suite if desired. The Gardens The gardens are a true highlight of this home. Extending to around a quarter of an acre, they’ve been thoughtfully landscaped into a private haven of greenery and colour. Mature shrubbery, rose bushes, and a graceful eucalyptus tree provide year-round interest, while carefully positioned seating areas capture both the sun and the views – perfect for morning coffee or summer evenings with friends. Alongside the lawns and planted borders, several useful outbuildings remain, including a stone-built original W.C, sheds, and stores. The gardens strike a rare balance between beauty and practicality, with ample space for family life, entertaining, and even the potential for future development (subject to consents). Outbuildings & Parking A generous driveway provides off-road parking for numerous vehicles, complemented by a detached garage and two workshops. These versatile spaces are ideal for hobbies, storage, or home business use, with excellent potential for conversion – including the option to transform the garage into an annex, subject to the necessary planning consents. Location This home enjoys a tucked-away position that feels wonderfully private yet remains close to everyday conveniences. Nestled within a charming setting, it offers the best of both worlds – peaceful surroundings with easy access to local amenities. Nearby, you’ll find shops, schools, and services within a short drive, making day-to-day life simple and practical. Primary schools can be found in St Hilary, Leestown, and Godolphin, while Goldsithney, around two miles away, provides everyday amenities. For broader shopping, leisure, and transport links, both Penzance and Hayle are within easy reach. For lovers of the outdoors, the surrounding countryside offers endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and exploring. Cornwall’s spectacular coastline is also close at hand – with Perranuthnoe, Praa Sands, and Marazion beaches all nearby. Hayle, just a nine-minute drive away, opens the door to some of Cornwall’s most breathtaking stretches of golden sand, rolling dunes, and turquoise waters. The ever-popular town of St Ives is also within easy reach, famed for its cobbled streets, boutique shops, art galleries, and stunning beaches – a true gem on Cornwall’s north coast. The National Trust’s Godolphin Estate is just minutes away, offering beautiful countryside walks steeped in history. Transport links are excellent, with convenient access to the A30 for commuting further afield, while nearby train stations provide direct services to Truro, Plymouth, and beyond. 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. Material Information Local Authority - Cornwall Council Council Tax - Band D Tenure - Freehold Services - Mains electricity, water, drainage (septic tank), LPG central heating. Mining: Metalliferous Mine Search Required. Parking - Driveway parking. 

EPC Rating: G