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Higher Middle Hill, Pensilva, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14

PROPERTY TYPE

Bungalow

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • IDYLLIC COUNTRY LOCATION
  • 'LIVE OFF THE LAND' LIFESTYLE
  • INCOME POTENTIAL WITH SEPARATE LODGE
  • JUST UNDER TWO ACRES OF GROUND
  • MAIN RESIDENCE TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW
  • VIEWING COMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Description

Stratton Creber Estate Agents are delighted to present to the market this truly unique opportunity to purchase your very own slice of Cornish countryside. The property includes a two bedroom detached bungalow, a range of outbuildings including potential income from a self-contained lodge and just under two acres of mixed use land.

Sunny Acres will suit those looking for a country property with no close neighbours, providing considerable peace and seclusion, well away from passing traffic and the hustle and bustle of village life while still within a short walk. This idyllic property is situated at the end of Higher Middle Hill, a quiet lane on the outskirts on Pensilva; a popular Moorland village on the edge of Bodmin Moor. The village of Pensilva boasts a range of local facilities including the Millennium House recreational centre, convenience store, Post Office, primary school and health centre while the popular Siblyback Lake Country park is only a stone's throw from the village providing a range of water sports and outdoor activities. The historic Stannary Town of Liskeard lies approximately three miles south and is home to a wide range of amenities including both primary and secondary schooling, a multitude of shopping facilities, supermarkets and eateries as well as a mainline railway station providing easy access to the length and breadth of the country. Further afield the City of Plymouth is approximately 18 miles east of the property and benefits from an abundance of additional education, recreational and shopping facilities.

Sunny Acres enjoys a delightfully secluded position with large gardens/grounds enjoying a southerly and easterly aspect with country and wooded views. A sweeping drive leads off Higher Middle Hill, providing considerable parking space in addition to the single garage and barn. The property includes a swimming pool and pump room which has not been used for some time, various sundry potting sheds and other small sheds included within the property, which can be regarded as a potential green fingered paradise with considerable scope for further improvement and development of the gardens.

The main property is a single storey cottage, with accommodation comprising entrance hall, large L-shaped lounge/dining room with balcony off, modern kitchen and bathroom, together with two double bedrooms and a dressing room/office space leading off the master bedroom. Under the property, the original cellar has been converted and is currently utilised as an additional bedroom with separate W.C./utility space.

With the land available covering just shy of two acres the property provides a green paradise for any potential purchaser. A vegetable plot and animal paddock all gently slope down to a wooded area which opens to a flat meadow boardering a tributary of the river Tiddy.

Entrance Hall

4.9m x 1.45m

uPVC front door with uPVC window to side aspect, loft access and radiator.

Living Dining Room

6.58m x 4.8m

Dual aspect room with sliding patio door and Juliette balcony to the front aspect and sliding patio doors out to the balcony with glass railings. Log burner with fireplace surround and two radiators.

Kitchen

3.68m x 3m

uPVC window and door to rear aspect and onto the gardens. Solid oak flooring with ample wall and base kitchen units, one and a half bowl composite sink with Belling cooker with five ring hob and three ovens with extractor fan over. Access to partially boarded loft via hatch and door into bathroom.

Bathroom

3.76m x 1.93m

Four piece bathroom suite with large corner bath, shower cubicle with electric shower, low level W.C. and hand wash basin. uPVC window to rear aspect with heated towel rail and radiator.

Bedroom One

4.72m x 3.43m

Dual aspect double bedroom with uPVC window to side aspects and solid wood flooring. Built in wardrobes with two radiators and door into office.

Office

2.82m x 2.2m

uPVC window to side aspect with built in wardrobes and two radiators.

Bedroom Two

3.6m x 3.35m

Double bedroom with uPVC window to side aspect, built in wardrobes and radiator.

Cellar Room One

3.84m x 2.6m

Original cellar room which is currently utilised as a double bedroom with single glazed window to side aspect and radiator. Restricted ceiling height.

Cellar Room Two

2.74m x 2.6m

Original cellar room currently utilised as utility room/W.C. with low level W.C., stainless steel sink, plumbing for washing machine, boiler and window to side aspect.

Barn

6.15m x 5.46m

Large barn aired for hay with large door.

Lodge

Separate lodge set up as Airbnb within its own garden space, electric supply and septic tank.

Lodge Living Room/Kitchen

4.72m x 2.82m

Base kitchen units with stainless steel sink and five ring gas hob with electric oven.

Lodge Bedroom

2.92m x 2.87m

Double bedroom with window to side aspect.

Lodge Shower

1.78m x 1.75m

Three piece suite with shower cubicle, low level W.C. and hand wash basin.

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Higher Middle Hill, Pensilva, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14

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About Stratton Creber, Liskeard

18 Fore Street, Liskeard, PL14 3JB
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Our branch is located in a prime position in Liskeard, from where we serve the property needs of the town and the surrounding area, offering a wide selection of property types and styles with a range of prices.

Your local branch has a professional and dedicated team, and we pride ourselves on providing outstanding customer service to ensure that your property transaction is a successful one.

Why choose Stratton Creber?

Stratton Creber is one of the South West's leading estate agency firms, with a network of established branches throughout Devon and Cornwall. Your branch is ideally situated to serve the local community and neighbouring areas, with an expert team ready to discuss your property needs, whatever they may be.

We offer the very best service and customer care through our local office network, whilst also providing national coverage as we are a part of Countrywide Plc, the UK's largest property services group, with a network of branches across the UK.

We also offer a range of property services - including mortgage advice, sales, conveyancing, new homes and surveys - all under one roof.

Local information about Liskeard

The market town of Liskeard is situated in South East Cornwall, near to the holiday resorts of Looe and Polperro. It is also close to the southern Cornish coast coves and resorts and to the north of the town is the large expanse of Bodmin Moor. The town has many original Victorian shop fronts and interiors nd other sights of interest include a Guild Hall, a Clock Tower and Stuart House, now a venue for the arts with an attractive garden. Liskeard is an ideal base from which to explore Cornwall - the main London to Penzance railway and the A38 road make Liskeard particularly accessible.

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