Mitchell, Newquay £325,000

Why You'll Like It

This three bedroom terraced character house has been a much loved home and is thought to date from around 1840. The property retains a great deal of its original character and benefits from a fantastic rear garden. There is a great deal of potential with this fine period home and it would now benefit from some updating. The property is located close to The Plume of Feathers pub who are famed for their warm welcome and lovely food and the accommodation briefly comprises; on the ground floor, entrance vestibule, inner hallway, living room with character fireplace, kitchen dining room with coal fired Rayburn, rear utility extension. And on the first floor; three generous bedrooms plus a shower room. There is access to the attic (Via a hatch with ladder) which is quite large and it is worth noting that some along the street have been converted over time. Outside to the rear of the property, there is a courtyard with outside WC. The garden is surprisingly long and is separated from the property by a useful pathway, serving the rear of the terrace. Heading up the garden, it has clearly been a much loved outdoor space and is landscaped into sections where fruit and vegetables have been grown over time. There is a greenhouse and a block built storage shed along with a timber shed also. The property has UPVC double glazing and some electric night store heating along with a coal fired Rayburn.

Where It Is

Mitchell is a thriving village in the heart of Cornwall. Transport links are excellent with regular buses and the A30 trunk road isn't far away making it ideal for commuting to other parts of the County. There is a gastro pub in the village "The Plume of Feathers" which offers a wide variety of food and drink as well as rooms. There is also a fruit farm and garage. The surfing beaches of the north coast around Newquay are a short drive away and the cathedral city of Truro is approximately 7.5 miles away. There are further village facilities in nearby St. Newlyn East including a convenience shop, further pub and primary school. A delightful village with many fine historic buildings.

Services And Tenure

The property is freehold and has mains water, mains drainage and mains electricity. Council tax band B

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