4 bedroom detached house

Description

A charming detached cottage located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, the property offers flexible accommodation, stabling and paddocks extending to approximately 3.3 acres. With an open-plan lounge/diner, and a bright breakfast room, it would make an ideal family home.

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Set around a central yard, a number of doors lead into the various ground floor rooms. Passing through the main double doors, one enters into the light and airy breakfast room, well-oriented to make the most of the morning sun. The exposed stone wall provides a connection to the history of the house, and connects the two wings of the house.

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The kitchen provides a central heart to the home, with a range of wall and base units, eye-level oven, electric hob, sink and plumbing for an automatic dishwasher. A shower room with WC and basin is found off the side porch, while a hallway provides a link between the dining room at the front of the property, that could equally work as a home office or guest bedroom.

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The main sitting room and dining room are linked by a wide opening in the original external wall, creating a beautiful entertaining space. The dining area enjoys double height vaulted ceilings with exposed timberwork, and high-level windows bringing in additional light, with a wood-burning stove and it's exposed flue in the corner providing a focal point. The sitting room is bright and airy, with large windows and rooflights, and double patio doors leading outside. A further snug, or additional bedroom completes the main accommodation downstairs.

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Rising to the first floor, from the pleasant landing one finds two well-proportioned bedrooms and the main family bathroom, with a bath, WC and basin. A studio annexe has been created at the rear of the property, with en-suite bathroom with WC and basin.

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Externally, the property has a range of useful outbuildings. A utility room with counter space and a sink backs on to the old kennels, while a good-sized workshop with double doors sits to the side of the property. Crossing the hedged and fenced garden, mainly laid to lawn, leads to the stable block. A detached building, with separate access from the road, it provides four separate well-maintained stables and direct access to the paddocks behind the house. The paddocks are level providing for easy maintenance, and would suit those looking to keep animals.

Location

The market town of Liskeard is seven miles to the south, with a variety of shops and educational facilities to A-level standard, together with mainline railway station to Plymouth which is twenty seven miles away. The city port of Plymouth has further communication points including cross channel ferry serving northern France and Spain and mainline railway connections to London Paddington. The former market town of Launceston is 17 miles to the north on the A30 dual carriageway which connects the cathedral city of Truro to the west and Exeter to the east, At Exeter there is access to the M5 motorway network, mainline railway station and international airport with both UK and European destinations.

Services

The following services are available: mains electric, mains water, private drainage, oil-fired central heating and telephone line is connected (however we have not verified connection).