Fore Street, Goldsithney, Penzance

Situated in the heart of the popular village of Goldsithney stands Wesley Cottage, a truly enchanting property steeped in history and brimming with character. Believed to be one of the very first homes built in this popular village, it carries a unique heritage – legend has it that John Wesley himself once preached from this very spot, lending its name and an extra layer of charm to an already captivating residence.

The current owners have lovingly maintained this beautiful home, ensuring its rich history shines through while offering a comfortable living space. From its lime-rendered granite façade to the charming back door, every detail has been sympathetically preserved. Inside, you'll be captivated by the warmth of beamed ceilings, authentic flagstone flooring, and beautifully wood-panelled walls, all contributing to the undeniable allure of this period property. This truly is a home to fall in love with.

The ground floor offers a delightful open-plan lounge and dining room, seamlessly flowing into the country-style kitchen. Upstairs, you'll find three characterful bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom.

Outside, the magic continues in the enclosed rear garden, a vibrant haven bursting with a wonderful array of mature shrubs and plants, offering a private and peaceful retreat. Practicality hasn't been overlooked, with a dedicated workshop for hobbies or storage, a separate shed housing the utilities, and a convenient garage.

Wesley Cottage is more than just a house; it's a piece of Goldsithney' s living history, offering a rare opportunity to own a home with soul, charm, and an unforgettable story.

SERVICES: Mains electric, water and drainage * HEATING: LPG Gas Central Heating & a Log Burner * COUNCIL TAX; Band C * TENURE: Freehold * Ofcom suggest Mobile coverage is limited - we had coverage with EE. Ofcom suggest Superfast is available - there is fibre to the house

Entrance Hall - The cobbled fore garden leads to the lead glass entrance door which in turn leads into the hall. With what is believed to be the original flag stone flooring, a door into the lounge and stairs to the first floor.

Lounge/Dining Room - 5.06 x5.71 (16'7" x18'8") - The dual aspect windows make this spacious room light and airy. The room benefits from many features including the beamed ceiling, cast iron multi fuel burner and a mix of storage cupboards. A wooden door leads into the kitchen.

Kitchen - 2.81 x 2.96 (9'2" x 9'8") - The kitchen has a range of shaker style base and wall mounted units with complementary wall tiling. From the kitchen is the door leading to the enclosed garden. Views of which can be enjoyed from the kitchen window.

Landing And Stairs - Stairs lead to the half landing which has a feature exposed brick wall and descending stairs to the bathroom. The ascending stairs lead to the 3 bedrooms.

Bathroom - The bathroom has a matching white suite comprising of a bath with a shower over, a pedestal wash basin, and a low level WC and cistern. The room is set under a pitched ceiling with a velux window. There is also a stained glass window with a slate recess.

Bedroom 1 - 3.49 x 3.72 (11'5" x 12'2") - The master bedroom has a lead glass window with a wooden recess. A range of built in cupboards and cast iron feature fireplace with wood surround.

Bedroom 2 - 2.54 x 2.78 (8'3" x 9'1") - The second bedroom also has a lead glass window and a range of built in cupboards.

Bedroom 3/Study & Store Room - 3.05 x 1.96 (10'0" x 6'5") - Currently used as a study, the third bedroom looks out over the garden. It also benefits from a walk in storage area.

Garden, Workshops, Elevations And Views - The enclosed garden has a range of shrubs and plants and a patio area which is a haven to those that enjoy the sunshine. There are 2 outbuildings. The first is used as a utility room and the second a workshop. The garden leads to the right of way access to the garage.

Garage - 4.47 x2.51 (14'7" x8'2") - The garage is adjacent to the property.