Church Street, Tywardreath Guide price £350,000 Freehold

**VIDEO TOUR AVAILABLE** A truly unique and interesting five bedroom period house situated in the heart of the village of Tywardreath. Benefits from driveway parking for two cars and garage. Boasts beautiful period features throughout and an interesting accommodation layout including a spacious lounge diner, kitchen breakfast room, en-suite master bedroom and large study/home office space. Within a 0.8 mile walk to the beach. Must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

Tywardreath is an extremely popular and sought after village with good local facilities. The village has its own primary school, butchers, fish and chip shop, hairdresser and public house. The larger village of Par which is within half a mile boasts a wider range of shops and facilities including chemist, two local supermarkets, and main line railway station. Par also has a dog friendly beach and sports fields with running track. The large town of St Austell is a drive of about 4 miles west and the picturesque harbourside town of Fowey is about 3.5 miles east.

The main front door opens into an impressive entrance hallway with an attractive staircase with timber spindled balustrade rising to the first floor landing. A door opens to an understairs storage cupboard. Wood effect flooring flows through to the spacious lounge diner which has a window to the front elevation and offers an impressive reception space with ample lounge space and room for a family sized dining table.

The kitchen breakfast room is well appointed with space for a breakfast table and has bespoke fitted floor and wall units with solid timber work surfaces and a glass fronted display unit. Inset ceramic sink and drainer with mixer tap, attractive metro tiled splashbacks. Built in electric ceramic hob with hood over. Built in twin single electric ovens. Wine chiller and wine storage rack, space for American style fridge freezer and dishwasher. A door opens to a useful rear utility area which has an attractive exposed stone wall and offers fitted units, space for laundry appliances and has a rear door opening to the downstairs WC. A rear door opens from the utility to the rear courtyard.

From the first floor landing doors open to reveal the master bedroom, a second bedroom, the family bathroom and study. The impressive staircase continues to the second floor landing.

The master bedroom is a generous double bedroom, with a window to the front offering pleasant views across part of the village and of distant countryside. A door opens to a well-appointed ensuite shower room and walk in wardrobe space.

The other bedroom is also located to the front elevation, with a window offering similar views to the master bedroom. This room is currently used as a home gym and games room.

The study is a generous size, with a window looking to the low maintenance rear garden, with a rear door opening to provide access to this. It offers an ideal space for those requiring a space to study or work from home.

The family bathroom has been modernised and comprises a modern suite with beautiful high-top bath and a separate walk in shower area.

The second floor landing has doors leading off to three further bedrooms, with the first two offering impressive views to the front elevation across part of the village and of surrounding countryside. The rear bedroom is a generous double which overlooks the rear garden space.

Outside the house, the rear garden is laid with a low maintenance design, with artificial grass and a timber pergola over a sitting out/barbeque space. A timber gate to the side elevation opens to a side pathway which leads to the rear driveway parking space for two cars and garage. Steps down from this path lead to a small rear courtyard space outside the utility room door. An ope (which we understand is owned by this property) leads under the house to open onto Church Street. We understand the neighbouring property has a right of access to use this passageway, as well as the path which leads up to the rear.

To summarise, this is a truly unique period home, with many points of interest and character features, not to mention a deceptively spacious accommodation layout. It is presented to a standard which credits the current owners. A physical viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate all it has to offer.




**VIDEO TOUR AVAILABLE** A truly unique and interesting five bedroom period house situated in the heart of the village of Tywardreath. Benefits from driveway parking for two cars and garage. Boasts beautiful period features throughout and an interesting accommodation layout including a spacious lounge diner, kitchen breakfast room, en-suite master bedroom and large study/home office space. Within a 0.8 mile walk to the beach. Must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

Tywardreath is an extremely popular and sought after village with good local facilities. The village has its own primary school, butchers, fish and chip shop, hairdresser and public house. The larger village of Par which is within half a mile boasts a wider range of shops and facilities including chemist, two local supermarkets, and main line railway station. Par also has a dog friendly beach and sports fields with running track. The large town of St Austell is a drive of about 4 miles west and the picturesque harbourside town of Fowey is about 3.5 miles east.

The main front door opens into an impressive entrance hallway with an attractive staircase with timber spindled balustrade rising to the first floor landing. A door opens to an understairs storage cupboard. Wood effect flooring flows through to the spacious lounge diner which has a window to the front elevation and offers an impressive reception space with ample lounge space and room for a family sized dining table.

The kitchen breakfast room is well appointed with space for a breakfast table and has bespoke fitted floor and wall units with solid timber work surfaces and a glass fronted display unit. Inset ceramic sink and drainer with mixer tap, attractive metro tiled splashbacks. Built in electric ceramic hob with hood over. Built in twin single electric ovens. Wine chiller and wine storage rack, space for American style fridge freezer and dishwasher. A door opens to a useful rear utility area which has an attractive exposed stone wall and offers fitted units, space for laundry appliances and has a rear door opening to the downstairs WC. A rear door opens from the utility to the rear courtyard.

From the first floor landing doors open to reveal the master bedroom, a second bedroom, the family bathroom and study. The impressive staircase continues to the second floor landing.

The master bedroom is a generous double bedroom, with a window to the front offering pleasant views across part of the village and of distant countryside. A door opens to a well-appointed ensuite shower room and walk in wardrobe space.

The other bedroom is also located to the front elevation, with a window offering similar views to the master bedroom. This room is currently used as a home gym and games room.

The study is a generous size, with a window looking to the low maintenance rear garden, with a rear door opening to provide access to this. It offers an ideal space for those requiring a space to study or work from home.

The family bathroom has been modernised and comprises a modern suite with beautiful high-top bath and a separate walk in shower area.

The second floor landing has doors leading off to three further bedrooms, with the first two offering impressive views to the front elevation across part of the village and of surrounding countryside. The rear bedroom is a generous double which overlooks the rear garden space.

Outside the house, the rear garden is laid with a low maintenance design, with artificial grass and a timber pergola over a sitting out/barbeque space. A timber gate to the side elevation opens to a side pathway which leads to the rear driveway parking space for two cars and garage. Steps down from this path lead to a small rear courtyard space outside the utility room door. An ope (which we understand is owned by this property) leads under the house to open onto Church Street. We understand the neighbouring property has a right of access to use this passageway, as well as the path which leads up to the rear.

To summarise, this is a truly unique period home, with many points of interest and character features, not to mention a deceptively spacious accommodation layout. It is presented to a standard which credits the current owners. A physical viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate all it has to offer.