2 bed end terrace house for sale

Tregoodwell, Camelford PL32

A fantastic opportunity to purchase this 400 year old cottage which is located in an idyllic rural position, having original features throughout and is offered for sale with no onward chain. Ideal investment or first time purchase opportunity.

Entrance via wooden door into:-
Entrance porch


Slate step and light. Double wooden doors lead into:-
Living / dining room


Window to the rear elevation overlooking the garden. Exposed stone fireplace with inset wood burner and wooden mantel. Exposed slate flooring and part carpeted, stairs rising to first floor, radiator and exposed painted beams. Door into:-
Kitchen


Two windows to the front elevation. Base units with work surface over having inset stainless steel sink and drainer, boiler, washing machine, dishwasher and eye-level oven. Radiator and sliding door into:-
Bathroom


Window to the front elevation. Wet room style bathroom with low level W.C., wall hung sink with separate taps, shower and heated towel rail.
Reception room / dining room


Windows to the rear and side elevation. Wooden stable door and radiator.

From the living room stairs rise to:-
First floor landing


Doors to both rooms. Loft hatch. Airing cupboard.
Bedroom one


Windows to the side and rear elevations. Carpeted, radiator, space for double bed and bedroom furniture.
Bedroom two


Window to the rear elevation. Door into walk-in wardrobe. Space for double bed and bedroom furniture.
Services


Mains water, sewerage and electricity. Oil fired central heating.
EE rating - E

council tax band - C



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Verified Material Information

Council Tax band: C

Tenure: Freehold

Property type: House

Property construction: Standard undefined construction

Energy Performance rating: Survey Instructed

Electricity supply: Mains electricity

Solar Panels: No

Other electricity sources: No

Water supply: Mains water supply

Sewerage: Mains

Heating: Oil-powered central heating is installed.

Heating features: Double glazing and Wood burner

Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)

Mobile coverage: O2 - Good, Vodafone - Good, Three - Good, EE - Good

Parking: Driveway

Building safety issues: No

Restrictions - Listed Building: No

Restrictions - Conservation Area: No

Restrictions - Tree Preservation Orders: None

Public right of way: No

Long-term area flood risk: No

Historical flooding: No

Flood defenses: No

Coastal erosion risk: No

Planning permission issues: No

Accessibility and adaptations: None

Coal mining area: No

Non-coal mining area: Yes

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EPC Rating: E

Location

The peaceful and picturesque hamlet of Tregoodwell is 0.5 miles from the town of Camelford on the A39 Atlantic Highway. Tregoodwell is home to a number of businesses including village shop and public house together with it’s historic church of St. Hydroc’s. Camelford retains an olde worlde charm and thriving and friendly local community with a range of shops including food supermarket, convenience store and good butcher. The town has riverside recreation areas and a range of other community facilities including primary and senior school and popular public houses. In all directions from Camelford there is scenery of outstanding natural beauty. To the north the rugged Cornish coastline is easily accessible with favoured family beaches such as Tregardock, Trebarwith Strand, Bossiney and Crackington Haven all linked by breathtaking National Trust cliff scenery and the south west coast path ideal for walking. To the west is the wonderful estuarine scenery of the Camel Estuary ideal for water pursuits, numerous high profile restaurants and the stunning Camel Valley cycle trail. Southwards are the wide open spaces of Bodmin Moor ideal for walking and riding and to the east is Dartmoor National Park.

Garden

Outside

To the side of the property there is a graveled area providing parking for one vehicle.

A wooden gate leads into the rear garden which is enclosed by mature hedge boundaries, wooden fencing and Cornish stone wall.

There is a patio area off the reception room and steps lead up to the top garden area which is currently laid to lawn.

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