Situated in an elevated position in the unspoilt and picturesque Tamar Valley is this superbly presented 3 bedroom detached period cottage believed to date back to the 1800's. Within the gardens is the wall to the old Bude Canal Viaduct, with the residence boasting many original character features thoughout. Landscaped gardens with views over the surrounding countryside and off road parking for several vehicles. EPC E

Entrance Porch

Kitchen/ Diner 14'3" x 11'9" (4.34m x 3.58m). A superbly presented kitchen comprises a range of base and wall mounted units with solid wood work surfaces over incorporating a stainless steel 1 1/2 sink drainer unit with mixer taps. Built in high level double oven, integrated fridge/ freezer. Plumbing and recess for washing machine and dishwasher. Ample space for a dining room table and chairs. Window to front elevation.

Living Room 18' x 14'1" (5.49m x 4.3m). A spacious and characterful room with a large inglenook fireplace housing a wood burning stove with an original clome oven. Window to front elevation with window seat.

First Floor

Bedroom 1 16'3" x 11'10" (4.95m x 3.6m). A light and airy master bedroom with window to front elevation. Fitted wardrobes.

Bedroom 2 12' x 10'2" (3.66m x 3.1m). A generous size double bedroom with window to front elevation. Door to side elevation.

Bedroom 3 9'4" x 7'5" (2.84m x 2.26m). Window to front elevation.

Bathroom 8'6" x 6'7" (2.6m x 2m). A fitted suite comprises an enclosed panelled bath with a power shower over. Close coupled WC and wash hand basin. Window to side elevation.

Outside    The property has off road parking for several vehicles with a driveway to front and a further parking area on the opposite side of the parish lane. The gardens are superbly landscaped, arranged over tow tiers, with several pleasant seating areas including a paved patio area providing an ideal spot for alfresco dining. The gardens are beautifully presented with an attractive range of planting and shrubs and meandering pathways. At the bottom of the garden is the stone wall remaining from the Bude Canal Viaduct.

Services    Mains electricity, water and drainage. 'Smart' electric heaters. Newly installed solar panels

EPC Rating    Rating E



Directions

From Holsworthy proceed along Fore Street, turning right into Bodmin Street, and follow this road for approximately 4 miles. Before reaching the village of North Tamerton the cottage will be found as the second property on the right hand side after crossing the River Tamar.