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Stags.Co.Uk 01872 264488 | Truro@Stags.Co.Uk stags.co.uk 01872 264488 | [email protected] Busveal Cottage, Busveal Redruth, TR16 5HF A well presented quietly situated country house, office, gardens, outbuildings, paddock and outstanding views. A30(T) 3 miles Truro 9 miles Redruth 2 miles • Gravelled Driveway • Period Country House • Four Bedrooms • Outside Office Building • General Purpose Building • Pasture Paddock • Views • About 1.5 Acres (0.61 Has) • Guide price £375,000 Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London Busveal Cottage, Busveal, Redruth, TR16 5HF SITUATION SHOWER ROOM Busveal Cottage is delightfully situated with commanding views With new quadrant fully tiled shower with electric shower, wash from the property to the north, east and south over the Cornish basin and WC. Wall mounted heated towel rail. Vinyl floor. countryside. Viewings are thoroughly encouraged to appreciate KITCHEN the outlook. Redruth over Carnmarth Hill to the west is about two miles drive and the local village of St Day with a range of With matching range of white base and eye level kitchen units village facilities and amenities is about a mile to the north east. with solid wood worktop surfaces to splash back tiling. Deep There are countryside walks and bridlepaths in the area for riding double bowl earthenware sink unit with arched mixer tap over. out. There is a junction onto the A30 about three miles to the Electric double oven with twin hotplates and extractor hood over. north and the Cathedral City of Truro is about nine miles to the Space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Full east. height double larder cupboard. Tiled floor and double aspect. Oil-fired boiler. Wide obscure glazed and small paned double DESCRIPTION doors opening to: The approach to Busveal Cottage is from a quiet country lane via LIVING/SITTING ROOM a pair of gravelled driveways which link around a central willow tree beside the house and gardens. The house is well presented A long room of about 28 feet in length with wood burner set in to the open market and offers versatile accommodation which stone fireplace with hearth and wooden mantle over, ceiling could include five bedrooms and benefits from a useful timber timbers, two radiators, double aspect, stairs off to first floor with chalet style building situated within the gardens. under stairs cupboard, solid oak flooring and sliding double glazed doors to: ACCOMMODATION CONSERVATORY (with approximate room measurements shown on floor plan) With slate flowerpot shelving, triple aspect, ceramic tiled floor, GROUND FLOOR double glazed, part glazed door to outside and radiator. ENTRANCE HALL FIRST FLOOR With Upvc double glazed front door, tiled floor, radiator, wide LANDING picture window taking in countryside views and doors off to: With radiator, trap to roof space, Whole House Ventilation DINING ROOM/BEDROOM 5 system and doors off to: With triple aspect, laminate floor and radiator. BEDROOM 1 With double aspect, laminate flooring and radiator. Wall shelf. Busveal Cottage, Busveal, Redruth, TR16 5HF BEDROOM 2 THE PADDOCK With double aspect and far reaching views. Radiator. Adjoining is an enclosed pasture paddock with hedged and BEDROOM 3 banked borders. The paddock is a manageable regular shape and at the western end there is an area of deciduous copse. With double aspect and far reaching views, radiator and louvred doors to built-in wardrobe. In total Busveal Cottage extends to about 1.5 acres (0.61 BATHROOM hectares). With matching white suite including panelled bath with electric VIEWINGS shower and splash back tiling over, pedestal wash basin and WC. Strictly by prior appointment with Stags Truro Office on 01872 Electric wall mounted towel radiator. Door to Airing Cupboard 264488 with lagged hot water cylinder and slatted shelving, DIRECTIONS BEDROOM 4 From Chiverton roundabout on the A30 take the dual With radiator. carriageway towards Redruth and take the first exit to the left THE GARDENS towards Scorrier. Take the next left just before the Crossroads On the northern side of the house is a level gravelled enclosed car Hotel. Go under the railway bridge and at the next junction go parking area and on the southern and western side is an straight over towards Falmouth on the B3298. Drive for about a expansive lawned garden with banked borders and an mile and continue through Tolgullow and ignore the turnings ornamental garden pond. A stone path leads through the towards St Day. Continue onto the village of Carharrack. In gardens to the office building. Carharrack turn right towards Gwennap Pit and then immediately right again into Wheal Damsel Road. Drive for one mile, pass THE CHALET OFFICE BUILDING Gwennap Pit on the left hand side and at the T-junction turn left. Of timber construction of about 35 feet in length with numerous Busveal Cottage is the sixth house on the right hand side. power points, natural light and exterior lighting to outside raised SERVICES Decked Area. Mains water and electricity connected. Private drainage. Oil fired THE OUTBUILDINGS central heating. Double glazed. Telephone point and internet On the western side of the house and gardens are a number of connection. additional outbuildings comprising a timber and bitumen felt PHOTOGRAPHS Garden Shed and a range of timber Stores with part concrete floor. Please note for guidance - several of the attached photographs were taken in 2011. Busveal Cottage, Busveal, Redruth, TR16 5HF Stags Estate Agents, 61 Lemon Street, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2PE Tel: 01872 264488 Email: [email protected] These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied on for any purpose stags.co.uk.
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