Upton Cross, Liskeard
£585,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 4
A substantial 4 bedroom detached house in a semi-rural hamlet with far reaching countryside views. Semi-rural Location, 4 Double Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, Character Features, Immaculate Gardens, Workshop and Garage, Private Outlooks, Beautifully Presented. Freehold, Council Tax Band: D, EPC Band: E.
SITUATION
The property is located in a semi-rural position with stunning outlooks across private gardens and far reaching views beyond. The property has a handful of neighbouring residential properties within the vicinity along with the neighbouring clay pigeon sporting range and woodlands. Positioned within 1.5 miles from Upton Cross, the hamlet provides a range of facilities including a pre-school, primary school and public house. The beautiful Stara Woods and River Lyner are a short walk from the property and the vast expanses of Bodmin Moor are within striking distance including Minions, Cheesewring and The Hurlers Stone Circles providing some of the most dramatic landscapes in the UK for walking and other outdoor pursuits. The nearest town of Liskeard is approximately 7 miles distant and offers an excellent and diverse range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities as well as a mainline railway station providing access to Plymouth and London. Stretches of the south Cornish Coastline are within 16 miles of the property, popular for a range of leisure facilities, water sports and walking.
DESCRIPTION
A well presented period property with spacious accommodation and beautiful character features, having been extensively renovated by the current owners during their ownership. Viewings are highly recommended to appreciate the immaculate gardens with private outlooks in a sought-after, semi-rural location.
ACCOMMODATION
The accommodation throughout the property is presented in excellent decorative order having been the well cherished home of the current owners for a number of years. The property is approached via a side access gate, through a covered entrance porch into the dining room. Beautiful character features are on display throughout the property with slate floors, exposed wooden beams and slate window sills. A large granite fireplace to one end of the dining room houses a woodburning stove, with doors off to the kitchen, ground floor cloakroom and adjoining sitting room. The sitting room faces southwards with French doors overlooking the adjoining gardens and patio area, encompassing the outdoors and natural light. The room offers a warm and comforting feel with an additional wood burner and wooden floors. The kitchen is a generous size with a range of fitted base and wall mounted units, solid wooden work surfaces and a freestanding electric oven with gas hob. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine, with ample space in the adjoining utility/boiler room. The wooden stable door is a brilliant addition to the side of the kitchen, perfect to have open on during the summer months.
The first floor of the property presents 4 double bedrooms, 3 of them with ensuites and comprising various different suites. The principle bedroom has it's own staircase whilst the 3 other bedrooms are on the opposite side. The first floor throughout has vaulted ceilings exposing the stunning wooden A framed beams, with 3 of the bedrooms overlooking the gardens and views beyond.
OUTSIDE
The formal and well tended gardens offer a fantastic space for relaxation, facing southwards and enjoying the far reaching rural views. Areas of level lawn and patio at the start provide wonderful seating areas, with steps and pathways that lead down towards the far end of the garden passing fruit trees, shrubs and the BBQ area perfect for hosting summer gatherings. The workshop at the far end of the garden has power and light connected, an ideal workspace or potential office/gym. Externally, there is also a log store, outside electric points and a tap. The garage to one end of the property adjoins the house with both a front and rear entrance. The garage presents a space for parking, with an additional space in front and further on road parking alongside the rear boundary of the property.
SERVICES
Main electricity and water. Private drainage via cess pit, last emptied and checked 2023. Additional private well water, not currently in use. Oil fired central heating, new boiler installed March 2024. Wood burning stoves. Broadband availability: Ultrafast, Superfast and Standard ADSL available, Mobile Signal coverage: Voice and Data limited availability (Ofcom). Please note the agents have not inspected or tested these services.
VIEWINGS
Strictly by prior appointment with the vendors' appointed agents, Stags.
DIRECTIONS
From the center of Upton Cross, head north on the B3254 passing The Caradon Inn on the left hand side, and continue for approximately 1.1 miles turning right, signposted 'Unsuitable for heavy goods vehicles'. Continue on this lane for just under 0.5 miles where the property will be located on the right hand side, identifiable by a Stags for sale board.
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SITUATION
The property is located in a semi-rural position with stunning outlooks across private gardens and far reaching views beyond. The property has a handful of neighbouring residential properties within the vicinity along with the neighbouring clay pigeon sporting range and woodlands. Positioned within 1.5 miles from Upton Cross, the hamlet provides a range of facilities including a pre-school, primary school and public house. The beautiful Stara Woods and River Lyner are a short walk from the property and the vast expanses of Bodmin Moor are within striking distance including Minions, Cheesewring and The Hurlers Stone Circles providing some of the most dramatic landscapes in the UK for walking and other outdoor pursuits. The nearest town of Liskeard is approximately 7 miles distant and offers an excellent and diverse range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities as well as a mainline railway station providing access to Plymouth and London. Stretches of the south Cornish Coastline are within 16 miles of the property, popular for a range of leisure facilities, water sports and walking.
DESCRIPTION
A well presented period property with spacious accommodation and beautiful character features, having been extensively renovated by the current owners during their ownership. Viewings are highly recommended to appreciate the immaculate gardens with private outlooks in a sought-after, semi-rural location.
ACCOMMODATION
The accommodation throughout the property is presented in excellent decorative order having been the well cherished home of the current owners for a number of years. The property is approached via a side access gate, through a covered entrance porch into the dining room. Beautiful character features are on display throughout the property with slate floors, exposed wooden beams and slate window sills. A large granite fireplace to one end of the dining room houses a woodburning stove, with doors off to the kitchen, ground floor cloakroom and adjoining sitting room. The sitting room faces southwards with French doors overlooking the adjoining gardens and patio area, encompassing the outdoors and natural light. The room offers a warm and comforting feel with an additional wood burner and wooden floors. The kitchen is a generous size with a range of fitted base and wall mounted units, solid wooden work surfaces and a freestanding electric oven with gas hob. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine, with ample space in the adjoining utility/boiler room. The wooden stable door is a brilliant addition to the side of the kitchen, perfect to have open on during the summer months.
The first floor of the property presents 4 double bedrooms, 3 of them with ensuites and comprising various different suites. The principle bedroom has it's own staircase whilst the 3 other bedrooms are on the opposite side. The first floor throughout has vaulted ceilings exposing the stunning wooden A framed beams, with 3 of the bedrooms overlooking the gardens and views beyond.
OUTSIDE
The formal and well tended gardens offer a fantastic space for relaxation, facing southwards and enjoying the far reaching rural views. Areas of level lawn and patio at the start provide wonderful seating areas, with steps and pathways that lead down towards the far end of the garden passing fruit trees, shrubs and the BBQ area perfect for hosting summer gatherings. The workshop at the far end of the garden has power and light connected, an ideal workspace or potential office/gym. Externally, there is also a log store, outside electric points and a tap. The garage to one end of the property adjoins the house with both a front and rear entrance. The garage presents a space for parking, with an additional space in front and further on road parking alongside the rear boundary of the property.
SERVICES
Main electricity and water. Private drainage via cess pit, last emptied and checked 2023. Additional private well water, not currently in use. Oil fired central heating, new boiler installed March 2024. Wood burning stoves. Broadband availability: Ultrafast, Superfast and Standard ADSL available, Mobile Signal coverage: Voice and Data limited availability (Ofcom). Please note the agents have not inspected or tested these services.
VIEWINGS
Strictly by prior appointment with the vendors' appointed agents, Stags.
DIRECTIONS
From the center of Upton Cross, head north on the B3254 passing The Caradon Inn on the left hand side, and continue for approximately 1.1 miles turning right, signposted 'Unsuitable for heavy goods vehicles'. Continue on this lane for just under 0.5 miles where the property will be located on the right hand side, identifiable by a Stags for sale board.
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