The Willows, Church Street

NO ONWARD CHAIN. A fantastic opportunity to purchase this recently decorated and newly carpeted, striking first floor flat in this handsome Georgian mansion in the heart of Helston. MUST BE SEEN.

A few steps lead up to the impressive front door of this Georgian building and the communal entrance hall has a 'wow' factor. A flight of stairs leads up to the first floor where this apartment is situated. Entering the apartment, you first come into a spacious hall with storage shelves and a cupboard to house the gas combi boiler.

The open plan lounge / diner / kitchen is flooded with natural light from the impressive bay window which has pleasant views down Cross Street. There is a fitted kitchen with a good range of cupboards, including an integrated fridge/ freezer and space for a washing machine. There is a 6-burner gas hob with a range style oven, stainless steel splashback and extractor hood. To the left of the main reception room is a double bedroom which also looks down cross street and to the rear of the apartment is the VERY spacious principal bedroom which offers a lot of space for building-in storage cupboards if you wish.

The Willows is a striking Grade II listed Georgian mansion in the heart of Helston, built in 1776 for Thomas Glynn by the architect & builder William Wood of Truro. This late 18th-century house was once the home of Sir Henry Toy, a wealthy foundry owner, it later served as district council offices before being converted into 7 apartments. This apartment has been let out for a number of years by the current owner, following the previous tenants leaving it has been decorated and new carpet laid.

Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band A
EPC C
Share of Freehold
Service Charge Approx £1200 per annum
Broadband : Ultrafast Broadband available at this postcode.
Mobile Phone Coverage: O2 / EE / Three / Vodafone
Source: checker.ofcom.org.uk
NO ONWARD CHAIN

Please note parking is on-street, there is no allocated parking.

LOCATION
The most southerly town in Great Britain, Helston is a bustling traditional Cornish town on the Lizard Peninsula, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, with many stunning beaches, coves and cliff top walks. Known globally for its annual Furry Dance (known locally as the Flora Dance), the town is full of quaint streets and stone cottages, with an array of boutiques, shops and cafes on the high street, which dates back to medieval times.