Treskerby, Redruth £425,000

This quirky and characterful two double bedroom cottage appears to have evolved over time from an older building which has later been remodelled as a dormer style bungalow with integral garage. It is worth noting that the property is technically semi-detached although it is only attached to the neighbours garage and stands well away from the neighbour’s house. At the entrance to the driveway there are two impressive granite gate posts and the gravel driveway sweeps through the front garden which is a fantastic size, and is beautifully planted with a range of different trees and flowering plants. There's plenty of driveway parking to the front along with the integral garage, and close to the front door is a delightful sunny patio which is next to a beautiful ornamental pond. At the front door there's a storm porch and the door opens to a wide entrance hall before you step into the living room where there is an impressive granite fireplace with cosy wood burning stove. An inner hallway with open tread stairway connects the living room with the dining room and also has the family bathroom to one end along with a door to the rear garden at the other. The bathroom is beautifully appointed with a shower over the bath, pedestal basin and white WC. And from the hallway we go through the dining room to get to the kitchen / breakfast room where there is a shaker style fitted kitchen with built in oven, hob and extractor and space for fridge and freezer. There’s also a separate utility room which doubles as a shower room, having a corner shower enclosure and WC along with space and plumbing for the washing machine. Heading upstairs, a landing connects two large double bedrooms which each have dormers (giving more space) and views towards St Day, along with built-in cupboards. The sheltered rear garden can be accessed from the hallway and the kitchen and there is a rear access door to the garage also.

Treskerby is a delightful rural hamlet between Redruth, Scorrier and St Day and is incredibly convenient for access to both Redruth and Truro and also the main A30. There are lovely walks nearby including down to Pink Moors and Vogue where The Star Inn are renowned for their warm welcome and good food. Nearby Scorrier House holds music festivals which attract big name acts and The North coast is not too far away with the surfing beach at Portreath approximately 5 miles away by car.

The property is freehold and has mains water, mains electricity, mains gas and private drainage (shared with next door). Council tax band B

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