Trenowah Road, St. Austell, PL25

The Property
Pre-1900 three-bedroom Cornish cottage / end-terrace house with character features beautifully combined with modern fittings and enhancements. Set well back from the street with generous front and rear gardens, this property enjoys the peace and privacy of the countryside while remaining conveniently close to all the amenities of a thriving Cornish town.
Location
Situated in the Bethel village suburb towards Boscoppa on the eastern edge of St Austell, the property is a 20-minute walk from the beaches of the historic and picturesque harbour village of Charlestown, renowned for its thriving restaurants and bars.
St Austell town centre and the mainline railway station are both approximately a 30-minute walk away. The property is just a 5-minute drive from the excellent amenities of St Austell, with at least four major supermarkets within easy reach. Four primary schools and two secondary schools are conveniently nearby, while a GP surgery is located directly across the road.
Well set back from the street, the property offers privacy in both the front and rear gardens. It is approached via a secluded front garden path. The generously long rear garden features established trees and a high-quality double-glazed log cabin with mains electricity and French doors opening onto a spacious raised deck.
Living Room
A welcoming living room featuring an exposed stone wall, recessed fireplace with a modern cast-iron stove, and exposed beamed ceiling. There is ample space for two sofas and a large television. An open-plan doorway leads into the kitchen/diner, with scope to reinstate separation if desired. A space-saving staircase leads to the first floor, and a double-glazed window overlooks the front garden.

Property Description
Kitchen / Diner
A modern premium German-fitted kitchen with stone worktops, integrated premium appliances and a boiling-water tap. The room benefits from recessed spotlights, a tiled floor and a double-glazed window overlooking the rear garden. A feature window of coloured glass blocks brings additional light and character into the rear lobby.
Front Porch / Conservatory
A spacious double-glazed front porch, which also serves as a small conservatory. There is ample storage for coats and shoes, together with a practical tiled floor.
Rear Lobby
A useful rear lobby with double-glazed windows and an external door providing access to the rear garden. Ideal as additional utility or storage space.
Bedroom One
A generous principal double bedroom overlooking the front garden, with a double-glazed window offering distant sea views to the east. The room retains its original fitted wardrobe and comfortably accommodates a king-size bed.
Bedroom Two
A generously sized bedroom overlooking the peaceful rear garden. Currently arranged as a single bedroom, it is easily large enough to accommodate a double bed if desired. Original floorboards add further character.
Bedroom Three
Another well-proportioned bedroom overlooking the quiet rear garden. The recent removal of a former boiler cupboard has increased the usable floor space, allowing room for a double bed if required. Original floorboards continue the property's period charm.
There is also scope to remove the stud wall between Bedrooms Two and Three (subject to any necessary approvals) to create a spacious principal bedroom with a dual-aspect outlook over the rear garden.
Bathroom
A beautifully modernised ground-floor bathroom featuring a tiled floor with underfloor heating, a character feature wall, generous built-in storage, bath with shower, WC, heated towel rail, recessed spotlights and a double-glazed frosted window.


Location
Garden Cabin
A substantial garden cabin constructed from 44mm solid redwood, with double glazing, insulated floor and ceiling, and connected to mains electricity. French doors open onto a large, private deck overlooking the garden towards the house, making it ideal as additional living space, guest accommodation, a home office or studio.
Garage
Garage with electricity, providing generous storage space and/or off-road parking.
Stone Outbuilding
Traditional Cornish stone outbuilding with electricity, offering excellent storage and exciting potential for further use, subject to the necessary permissions.
A separate woodshed behind the garage provides additional storage and space for solid fuel.
LOCATION
25-minute walk, or a short drive or bus journey, to St Austell mainline railway station.
Bus stop and regular bus routes directly outside.
GP surgery across the road.
Two supermarkets within a 10-minute walk, with several more within a 5-minute drive.
Four primary schools, two secondary schools and a further education college all within easy reach.
Approximately 5 minutes from the Eden Project.
Around 5 minutes by car to the beaches of Charlestown, Carlyon Bay and Porthpean.
Approximately 15 minutes to the beautiful harbour town of Fowey and the historic fishing village of Mevagissey.
Around 30 minutes to the popular surfing beaches of Fistral and Watergate Bay, Newquay.
Approximately 30 minutes from Truro and around one hour from Plymouth.

Property Description Disclaimer

This is a general description of the property only, and is not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. It has been verified by the seller(s), unless marked as "draft". Purplebricks conducts some valuations online and some of our customers prepare their own property descriptions, so if you decide to proceed with a viewing or an offer, please note this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and we may not have been able to visit the property to confirm it. If you require clarification on any point then please contact us, especially if you’re traveling some distance to view. All information should be checked by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.

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