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Henrys Croft, The Lizard

PROPERTY TYPE

Terraced

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

1

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Key features

  • THREE BEDROOM MID-TERRACED PROPERTY
  • BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED
  • HAS BEEN RUN AS A SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY HOME
  • OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING & DOUBLE GLAZING
  • SHORT STROLL FROM THE CENTRE OF THE VILLAGE
  • GARAGE AND GARDENS
  • WELL APPOINTED BATHROOM/SHOWER ROOM

Description

Having been operated as a successful holiday home for a number of years, the property equally lends itself to those seeking a stylish and modern residence in this bustling coastal village on the Lizard Peninsula - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The home benefits from oil-fired central heating and double glazing.

The accommodation, in brief, comprises an entrance hall, a comfortable lounge, a beautifully appointed kitchen/diner and a cloakroom/WC. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a spacious, well-appointed bathroom/shower room.

The property enjoys a convenient position, just a short stroll from the heart of the village and its excellent range of amenities.

The Lizard is mainland Britain's most southerly village - a truly special place that juts out into the sea where the Atlantic Ocean meets the English Channel. The surrounding area has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, renowned for its dramatic coastal scenery and unique natural environment. With The Lizard as a base, one is perfectly placed to access all of the delights that the area has to offer with stunning coastal walks along the dramatic cliffs of the Lizard Point to the beautiful nearby beaches. Close by is the iconic Kynance Cove, within walking distance of about a mile. Nearby is the traditional fisherman's cove at Cadgwith, whilst the sailing waters of the Helford river are also situated on the Peninsula. Just a short stroll from the property, the village offers a range of everyday amenities including a food store and butcher (which incorporates a delicatessen and stocks further food items). The village has a doctor's surgery, public house, inn, restaurants and a farm shop. There is an excellent primary school with nursery within the village, while a comprehensive secondary school can be found in the nearby village of Mullion, approximately five miles away. The market town of Helston lies around ten miles distant and provides a wider range of facilities including national retailers, supermarkets, gyms and a leisure centre, with indoor swimming pool.

The accommodation, in brief, comprises an entrance hall, a comfortable lounge, a beautifully appointed kitchen/diner and a cloakroom/WC. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a spacious, well-appointed bathroom/shower room.

The property enjoys a convenient position, just a short stroll from the heart of the village and its excellent range of amenities.

The Lizard is mainland Britain's most southerly village - a truly special place that juts out into the sea where the Atlantic Ocean meets the English Channel. The surrounding area has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, renowned for its dramatic coastal scenery and unique natural environment. With The Lizard as a base, one is perfectly placed to access all of the delights that the area has to offer with stunning coastal walks along the dramatic cliffs of the Lizard Point to the beautiful nearby beaches. Close by is the iconic Kynance Cove, within walking distance of about a mile. Nearby is the traditional fisherman's cove at Cadgwith, whilst the sailing waters of the Helford river are also situated on the Peninsula. Just a short stroll from the property, the village offers a range of everyday amenities including a food store and butcher (which incorporates a delicatessen and stocks further food items). The village has a doctor's surgery, public house, inn, restaurants and a farm shop. There is an excellent primary school with nursery within the village, while a comprehensive secondary school can be found in the nearby village of Mullion, approximately five miles away. The market town of Helston lies around ten miles distant and provides a wider range of facilities including national retailers, supermarkets, gyms and a leisure centre, with indoor swimming pool.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES

PART GLAZED DOOR TO ENTRANCE HALLWAY

ENTRANCE HALLWAY
With coat hanging space, stairs rising to the first floor and doors to the lounge,

LOUNGE 5.12 x 4.05 (16'9" x 13'3")
A well proportioned space with double-glazed sash window to the front aspect and doors opening through to the kitchen/diner.

KITCHEN/DINER 4.93 x 3.4 (16'2" x 11'1")
A beautifully appointed white fitted kitchen featuring granite-effect worktops with tiled splashbacks, incorporating a ceramic hob and stainless steel sink drainer. There is an excellent range of base and drawer units, with matching wall cupboards over, built-in oven and spaces for a washing machine and fridge/freezer. Vinyl flooring and a large understairs storage cupboard provides additional practicality. There is a window to the rear aspect which enjoys pleasant views over the garden.

CLOAKROOM/W.C.
With a pedestal wash hand basin, tiled splashback, and a window to the rear aspect. The room is finished with practical vinyl flooring.

REAR HALLWAY
With a part glazed service door to the rear garden and this area also houses the oil boiler. From the entrance hallway stairs rise to a first floor landing, which has a loft hatch to the roof space and doors to all three bedrooms and the bathroom.

BEDROOM ONE 4.43 x 2.72 (14'6" x 8'11")
With a window to the front aspect with a distant view to the sea.

BEDROOM TWO 3.79 x 2.9 (12'5" x 9'6")
With a window to the rear aspect.

BEDROOM THREE 3.39 x 2.11 (11'1" x 6'11")
With a window to the front aspect which has distant views to the sea. There is a generous storage cupboard.

BATHROOM/SHOWER ROOM
Beautifully appointed and of generous proportions, the bathroom includes a panelled bath with tiled splashback and a separate glazed and tiled shower cubicle. There is a dual flush w.c. and a pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, storage cupboard with mirrored front and light which incorporates a shaver socket. The room has a window to the rear aspect, a chrome ladder-style heated towel radiator, extractor fan and practical vinyl flooring.

OUTSIDE
To the front of the property is a hard-landscaped garden, enclosed by an attractive stone hedge and enjoying a westerly aspect - ideal for making the most of the afternoon and evening sunshine. To the rear, a brick-paved driveway provides parking and leads to the garage. The rear garden is neatly enclosed by fencing, offering a good degree of privacy and features a generous lawned area with shrubs and planted borders. The rear garden enjoys an easterly aspect and we are advised remains in sun for most of the day. There is an outside tap and a gate leads back to the rear parking area.

GARAGE 5.75 x 2.9 (18'10" x 9'6")
With a pitched roof, power, light and up and over door. There is a service door at the rear leading out onto the garden.

SERVICES
Mains water, electricity, drainage, oil fired central heating.

MOBILE AND BROADBAND
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COUNCIL TAX
Council Tax Band Exempt.

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PROOF OF FINANCE - PURCHASERS
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Brochures

BROCHURE
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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
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About Christophers, Helston

5 Wendron Street, Helston, TR13 8PT
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Christophers Estate Agents is an independent estate agency that was started with a view of providing "pure traditional estate agency".

The company was established in 2002 and has an experienced team who for many years have dealt with property in this district.

We are indeed privileged to work in an area of such natural beauty. Helston is the gateway and commercial centre for the Lizard Peninsula and provides a range of national stores, Comprehensive School, College, Sports Centre with indoor swimming pool and a Cinema. The town is linked to the coast by the beautiful Penrose Estate which is also home to Cornwall's largest natural fresh water lake at Loe Pool.

To the west our area skirts around Mount's Bay and it encompasses a number of highly regarded villages and attractive areas of open countryside.

Flora Day is the most important day in the Helston calendar. It takes place at the beginning of May each year and although it's origins are lost in the mists of time it is believed to have been performed by the townsfolk for hundreds if not thousands of years. During the day four Furry dances take place the first one starting at 7.00 a.m. in the morning! Thousands of people throng the streets of this Ancient Market town to welcome in the Spring. The principal dance takes place at 12 noon with the gentleman in morning suits and top hats and the ladies wearing long colourful dresses with splendid hats.

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