2 bed semi-detached house for sale

Trerieve, Downderry, Torpoint, Cornwall PL11

Enjoying sea glimpses & walking distance to the beach. Set in the desirable coastal village of Downderry. The property backs onto farmland and benefits from owned solar panels, a cul de sac location and an allocated parking space. Comprising; two bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen/diner, living room, landing and gardens.

Coastal village home located on the edge of the village of Downderry. The house is within easy reach of the beach, it is ideally situated for wild sea swimming, country and coastal walks, community involvement and/or relaxed seaside living. The property would meet the buyer’s lifestyle and taste, making this an ideal prospect for those seeking to create their home in a highly regarded village location with its attractive and ever-changing sea views.
The coastal village of Downderry lies in an Area of Great Landscape Value & enjoys a vast stretch of beach and sits on the South West Coastal Path. The village has a primary school (rated "good" by Ofsted), beachside public house, restaurant, church, café, doctors' surgery and bus routes. The neighbouring coastal village of Seaton enjoys a further beach, public house, sports bar, nature trail & play park. The nearby village of St Germans, also has a main line railway station providing a useful commuter link to Plymouth (Plymouth to London Paddington). Downderry was noted by the Sunday Times (during Summer 2018) in a list of the top "Best Places to Live by the sea". Golf is available at Portwrinkle, or Looe Bindown & boating to can be enjoyed from the various local clubs & moorings (check on membership & criteria).
Magnificent country estates and houses are ready for your visit. With Antony House and Mount Edgcumbe surrounded by lovingly landscaped gardens. The nearby picturesque coastal villages of Looe, Kingsand, Cawsand and Polperro will beckon you to walk their narrow streets and experience Cornish culture with an ice cream or pasty in hand. Cornwall is an amazing county offering dozens of major tourist attractions, National Trust properties, golden sandy beaches & even the wilds of Bodmin Moor. All of Cornwall, near and far, is ready to be explored. Plymouth Britain’s Ocean City invites you to wander the historic streets of the Barbican, enjoy the best of live theatre at the Theatre Royal or be amazed by the National Marine Aquarium. The City is just a short drive via the Torpoint Car ferry or a little further across the Tamar Bridge. The journey by train is best from the main line St Germans Station which passes over the Royal Albert Bridge.

Living Room (4.67m x 3.35m)

Double glazed window to the front garden. Stairs to first floor, radiator and laminate flooring.

Kitchen/Diner (3.35m x 2.74m)

Double glazed picture window and back door to rear garden. Range of base, wall and drawer units complemented by wooden work tops. Sink and drainer with tiled splash backs. Integrated fridge, freezer, washer/dryer and slim line dishwasher. Electric fan oven and an induction hob with hood over. Built in microwave grill/oven. Radiator and laminate flooring.

First Floor Landing

Loft access and radiator.

Bedroom One

11 x 2.8m - Double glazed window to the rear enjoying a sea glimpse. Radiator.

Bedroom Two (2.51m x 2.51m)

Double glazed window overlooking the front garden. Built in cupboard/wardrobe and an airing cupboard over the stairs. Radiator.

Bathroom

Shower over the bath, basin and wc unit. Towel warmer and tiled splash backs.

Outside

Communal steps down and pathway leading to the property. The front garden is laid to lawn with palm tree, hedging and plants. The rear garden is laid to decking enjoying a sea glimpse, with an attractive stream forming the rear boundary. Owners allocated parking space located in the adjacent car park of Morweth Court with communal pathway accessing.

Agents Note

The vendors inform they pay a monthly service charge of £30 and use the land over the stream as a garden area but they do not own.