Church Row, Carharrack, Cornwall, TR16

About this property

THE PROPERTY

Occupying a private but yet central village location is this striking double fronted residence that is presented in superb condition boasting much charm and many character features from exposed wood and slate flagstone floors, stunning cast iron column radiators to attractive tiled fireplaces.

Outside, is a delight with a wonderful enclosed walled garden which was once part of the main estate 'The Elms'. The rear of the property is south facing, maximising the daily sunshine with a number of quiet seating areas dispersed within the patios and lawned gardens. The private driveway is located to the side of the property, providing access to a large detached garage as well as ample parking for a number of vehicles.

Internal accommodation comprises; GROUND FLOOR - Entrance porch. Living room with fireplace. Dining room/bedroom three with fireplace. Inner reception hall. Kitchen and Large conservatory. FIRST FLOOR - Accessed via a stunning bespoke oak turning staircase which leads to a spacious light and airy galleried landing which is currently acting as an office space. Doors to both double bedrooms, one with ensuite facilities. Family bathroom and separate cloakroom. Wonderful elevated wooded and countryside views are enjoyed from the rear aspect.

LOCATION

The village of Carharrack lies approximately 8 miles from the colourful harbourside town of Falmouth, within 2 miles of Redruth and approximately 8 miles from the Cathedral City of Truro; easy access to the A30, making it an ideal area for commuting. Regular bus service to Truro and Redruth. The thriving village community is well served by a range of facilities including a local general store, public house, and Chinese take-away. There is an amenity park and the Mills Hall (village hall). It is on the edge of many cycle mining trails that lead from Devoran down to Portreath. Elm cottage is located in the heart of the sought-after village, with access to a number of mining trails, walks and bridleways, that traverse from Devoran to Portreath. There is a local school at St Day which also provides further shopping facilities. Carharrack is a popular community village and lies within the former 'richest square mile in the world' based on the wealth of the copper mining industry.