• Beautifully presented double fronted character cottage +
• Tastefully presented to a high standard +
• Two/three bedrooms +
• Lounge/diner, feature inglenook fireplace and wood burner +
• Re-fitted kitchen with integrated appliances +
• Ground floor snug/bedroom three with door to rear garden +
• First floor bathroom, ground floor cloakroom +
• Established enclosed rear garden +
• Parking for three vehicles on driveway +
• Vacant possession +

A beautifully presented Cornish granite double fronted cottage boasting an abundance of features making it a wonderful home to enjoy.

Upon entering the property you are immediately greeted by an impressive open plan lounge/diner with the eye being drawn to the inglenook fireplace focal point with its log burner.

A stable door accesses an impressive re-fitted kitchen with a good range of fitted storage cupboards as well as integrated appliances.

From here a doorway leads to a snug which could also be utilised as an occasional bedroom with its own doorway leading onto the rear garden.

The rest of the accommodation comprises of a utility/cloakroom, two first floor bedrooms and a modern white bathroom suite.

The cottage benefits from an electric heating system, uPVC double glazed windows which to the front have been partially fitted with window shutters.

To the rear is an impressive garden laid mainly to a lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and trees along with a paved patio.

Redruth is an historic former mining town situated just off the A30, therefore ideal for accessing other areas within the county.

Within the town centre are a good range of retail shops along with a mainline railway station service to London Paddington.

The majestic north coast is also within a reasonable travelling distance, famed for its surfing beaches such as Porthtowan, Portreath and St Agnes, all boasting beautiful clifftop walks.

The cathedral city of Truro lies approximately ten miles distant being the main centre in Cornwall for business and commerce offering a wider range of retail outlets and is also home for the Hall for Cornwall.