Fore Street, St. Germans, Cornwall, PL12

Despite its modest exterior, this Character cottage offers more space than meets the eye. Boasting two double bedrooms and two reception rooms, along with a kitchen/breakfast room & Utility room. It offers an expansive landscaped garden as well as convenient access to the village railway station.

A charming two-bedroom freehold character cottage nestled in the highly sought-after village of St. Germans. Overflowing with character, this delightful residence boasts captivating views to the rear, offering a picturesque outlook over the expansive garden and the surrounding countryside.

Internally, the accommodation comprises two generously sized double bedrooms, a cosy lounge with log burner style gas fire, a study/dining room, a rustic kitchen/breakfast room, a convenient downstairs WC, a utility room, and a family bathroom.

Externally, the property features a substantial private garden with an allotment area, summerhouse and patio, providing an idyllic spot for alfresco dining while soaking in the stunning views. Opportunity to restore decking to lead out from livingroom.

Situation:
St Germans is a highly sought after village in East Cornwall, situated in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It stands on the banks of the River Tiddy and River Lynher Estuary. Many pleasant walks can be enjoyed through the surrounding countryside and for boat lovers there is the members Quay Sailing Club, which allows access to the River Tamar. St. Germans offers a wealth of facilities such as a community run shop & Post Office, primary school, children's play park, & doctors surgery with dispensary.

'The Eliot Arms' public house offers a warm welcome and the historic Port Eliot Estate hosts various events throughout the year including the famous Port Eliot Festival.

There are excellent mainline rail links from St Germans Station having a service to London. Britain's Ocean City of Plymouth's shops, restaurants and attractions can be easily reached via the A38 over the Tamar Bridge or Torpoint Ferry. The journey by train is recommended as it passes over both the impressive St Germans viaduct & the Royal Albert Bridge. Should you wish to explore treasures on your own doorstep, the golden sandy beaches of Whitsand Bay, Dartmoor National Park & the Fishing Town of Looe are all well worth a visit.

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold