3 bed barn conversion for sale

Caradon Town, Liskeard, Cornwall PL14

Stratton Creber Liskeard are delighted to present to the market this Three-Bedroom detached character property in the well sought after Caradon Town offered with no onward chain and countryside views.

Converted in approximately 1986 the property consists of an L-shape conservatory with French doors opening into the living room with feature fireplace and stairs rising to the first floor. A generous kitchen diner with French doors to the front and fitted with a variety of wall and base units. Opening from the kitchen is into the inner hallway with downstairs WC utility room along with door into the garage and stairs rising to the second ensuite bedroom which has been previously used as a holiday let or could be used as annexe or home office.
On the first floor you will find the generous master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and ensuite shower room along with a third bedroom with built in wardrobes along with the main family bathroom.

To the exterior is the garden all to the front of the property which is mainly laid to lawn along with summer house, patio area, storage shed and greenhouse along with a pond and driveway leading up to the garage.

Due to the properties quiet location and no onward chain an early viewing is highly recommended.

Tucked away on the eastern fringes of Bodmin Moor, just a few miles north of the market town of Liskeard, Caradon Town is a peaceful Cornish hamlet that offers a quiet window into the region's dramatic industrial past.
Originally built in the 1830s to house the influx of miners and stone-cutters during Cornwall's massive copper boom, this settlement of historic stone cottages has long since traded its noisy mining tracks for tranquil country lanes. Today, it serves as an exceptionally scenic, rural retreat where the striking silhouettes of abandoned engine houses still dot the nearby moorland. Its highly accessible location gives residents the perfect balance of rural isolation with immediate access to moorland walks, Bronze Age stone circles and roaming ponies at nearby Minions alongside easy connectivity to Liskeard's mainline railway station and the dramatic southern coastline.