Treveighan Cottage, St Teath

Situated on a quiet road in a small Cornish hamlet on the edge of St Teath, Treveighan Cottage lies within a short drive of Wadebridge town and the North Cornwall coast. Dating from the 1600s, this characterful 3-bedroom cottage has many original features and boasts a gorgeous, sunny rear garden with a timber garden studio. A detached single garage with parking, lies just across the road. EPC Band F.

• Three bedrooms, one bathroom.
  
• Spacious living room with original cloam oven, wooden beams, and wood burner.
• Triple aspect kitchen/breakfast room with utility alcove and stable door to the back garden.
• Dining room with understairs storage.
  
• Well-stocked and landscaped rear garden with several patio areas, a small pond, and timber summerhouse and garden shed.
• Delabole slate roof and recently repainted.
  
• Single garage just across the road with parking for one vehicle in front.
• Awaiting total square footage. 

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Oozing charm and character, Treveighan Cottage is an unlisted, detached 3-bedroom stone cottage with cosy and colourful interiors throughout. Mostly UPVC glazing, the cottage boasts an extremely pretty landscaped garden with different levels. Currently a primary residence, Treveighan Cottage has many original features and is well situated to make the most of the north Cornish coast.

The cottage is located in Treveighan hamlet, close to St Teath which has a pub, church, primary school, and various shops. Providing easy access to the North Cornish coast renowned for its outdoor leisure activities including sailing, canoeing, water skiing, gig rowing, windsurfing, golf and scenic coastal walks. The area boasts an abundance of fine beaches in particular Trebarwith Strand and the Camel Estuary which includes Rock, Daymer and Polzeath. Within the local area there are a wealth of excellent restaurants and pubs including The Mariners Pub in Rock, Nathan Outlaw’s Restaurant in Port Isaac, Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth’s No. 6 in Padstow. The ferry and water taxi present easy access to Padstow with an enjoyable trip across the river. The market town of Wadebridge is located just five miles away, it is home to an excellent range of shops and independent restaurants.

Small courtyard garden to the front. Beautifully landscaped side and rear gardens with different patio levels, BBQ, and seating areas. A pergola leads you to the lawn and another gravelled seating area with a small pond and garden shed. The timber summerhouse is used as an artist’s studio. Single garage with a pitched roof and skylight window is almost directly opposite, with one parking place in front.

Main’s water and electricity. Private drainage via septic tank. Woodburning stove. Rointe electric Heating.

By appointment with JB Estates.