• Beautifully presented family home +
• Located within a cul-de-sac position +
• Two double bedrooms +
• Ground floor family bathroom +
• First floor shower room +
• Fitted kitchen/diner with integrated appliances +
• Lounge with double doors accessing the rear garden +
• uPVC double glazed windows, gas fired central heating +
• Two parking spaces +
• Enclosed well tended gardens +

Located within a cul-de-sac position within this popular development is this immaculate family home constructed in 2021. Upon entering the spacious hallway you can immediately appreciate the standard of the property which continues throughout the additional accommodation.

The well fitted kitchen/diner boasts a good range of fitted storage cupboards along with a variety of integrated appliances whilst the lounge is considered to be of a generous size with double uPVC doors accessing out to the enclosed rear garden.

The family bathroom is located on the ground floor with two double bedrooms and an additional shower room found on the first floor.

Externally to the front are two off-road parking spaces whilst a pathway accessing via the side of the property leads round to the enclosed, well tended gardens being laid mainly to lawn with paved walkways with a variety of shrubs.

Overall, this is an ideal opportunity for those buyers looking for a low maintenance property being finished to a high standard.

The property is located in Scorrier which is on the edge of the historic mining town of Redruth which is steeped in rich industrial history and now offers a variety of retail outlets along with a mainline railway station to London Paddington.

Just a few moments away is the main A30 trunk road making travelling to other areas of the county that much easier and convenient.

The rugged north coast with its majestic clifftop walks overlook many Cornish surfing beaches such as Portreath, Perranporth and Porthtowan.

The cathedral city of Truro lies approximately ten miles distant, being the main centre in Cornwall for shopping and is also home to The Hall for Cornwall being situated on the piazza.

Within the city can be found a variety of restaurants, cafes as well as its three spired Gothic cathedral, cobbled streets and Georgian architecture.

Due to the location of Scorrier, other areas of the county are also within a reasonable travelling distance and this includes the south coast with its sheltered beaches being found at Maenporth, Swanpool and Falmouth and these are very popular for water sports such as kayaking and windsurfing.