Short Cross Road, Mount Hawke

A charming and very pretty stone-fronted cottage, this generous double-fronted two-bedroom home is ideally located in the centre of Mount Hawke. The property benefits from a glazed entrance porch and is set back from the road behind a good-sized, enclosed and private front garden, which is mainly laid to lawn and complemented by mature shrubs. The garden also includes two useful external stores.

Inside, the property offers well-proportioned and characterful accommodation. There is a separate living room featuring a wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting space. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, which enjoys a beamed ceiling and a decorative feature Cornish range, adding to the cottage’s charm. Doors from the kitchen open directly onto the rear garden.

Further to the ground floor is a practical utility room with an airing cupboard, along with a family bathroom fitted with a bath and shower over.

On the first floor there are two generous double bedrooms, both retaining attractive character features including original floorboards and wood panelling.

To the rear, the enclosed garden provides a low-maintenance outdoor space with a decked seating area, artificial turf, and a covered pergola—ideal for outdoor dining and relaxing.

The property has been used as a holiday home/ holiday let.

Location

Mount Hawke is a popular and well-served village on the north coast of Cornwall, conveniently located between the coastal towns of St Agnes and Porthtowan. The village offers a good range of everyday amenities including a village shop, post office, primary school, cafe & doctors’ surgery, making it a practical and welcoming community for both residents and families.

The nearby beach at Porthtowan Beach is just a short drive away and is renowned for its excellent surfing, coastal walks and stunning sunsets along the North Cornish coast. The surrounding area forms part of the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering beautiful countryside and coastal scenery.

The cathedral city of Truro lies approximately 8 miles away and provides a wider selection of shops, restaurants, schools and transport links, including a mainline railway station connecting to London and the rest of the country.

Information

Tenure - Freehold

Mains water, mains drainage, mains electricity and oil fired central heating

Council Tax Band - currently not banded as run as a holiday let

Broadband - standard to ultrafast 5mbps to 1800 mbps (ofcom broadband checker)

Mobile coverage - Good outdoor / Limited Indoor (ofcom mobile coverage checker)

Construction Type: Construction not confirmed by a professional. Please refer to your surveyor’s comments.

Age of Construction: Not confirmed by a professional. Please refer to your surveyor’s comments.

EPC: D expired - new EPC commissioned

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