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LCAA8539 Offers Over £550000 Ennis Cottage, Sancreed Ref: LCAA8539 Offers over £550,000 Ennis Cottage, Sancreed, Penzance, Cornwall, TR20 8QW FREEHOLD Believed to date from the 1830’s and offering characterful accommodation, is this detached granite house set in about ⅓ of an acre of south facing mature gardens and grounds with detached garage and workshop/studio above and attached granite outbuilding. In a lovely rural location the house offers very spacious main reception room, conservatory, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The opportunity to further extend and improve, subject to the relevant consents. 2 Ref: LCAA8539 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: spacious entrance porch, large through living room, kitchen, utility, cloakroom/wc, conservatory. First Floor: landing, 3 bedrooms, principal bedroom with en-suite and family shower/wc. Outside: studio/workshop above the detached double garage. Attached granite store room/workshop. Gardens in all extending to about ⅓ of an acre. Mature colourful shrubs and borders, large area of lawn, vegetable plots and facing south. DESCRIPTION Ennis Cottage is a delightful detached home believed to have been built in the 1830’s and sits in superb gardens of just over ⅓ of an acre, enjoying a delightful southerly aspect. The house is situated to the north of Sancreed village in a lovely sylvan setting and comprises a three bedroomed detached house, a detached garage with workshop/studio above and further attached granite single storey building which is currently used as a workshop and storage area. 3 Ref: LCAA8539 The house is accessed off a country lane and has 3-4 car parking in front of the garaging. Access to the house is either via the garage or through a gate to the side which opens into the gardens and provides a lovely entrance and initial impression of the house. There is a spacious entrance porch which opens into the main reception room which is particularly spacious and will originally have been two rooms. There are small paned sash windows overlooking the gardens to the front, a window to the side and two large fireplaces at either end of the room. One is currently used and houses a multi fuel stove the other one has not been in use for some time. From the dining area of this reception room steps lead down into the kitchen which is of a good size and has an outlook over the front garden. Off this room is a utility room and separate cloakroom with wc. To one end of the kitchen a doorway opens into the conservatory which has an outlook to the front and side of the house and access onto the broad sun terrace running the length of the house. From the main reception room there is a staircase which leads up to the landing. The principal bedroom is to one end of the house and has views over the gardens to the front and side. There is a good sized en-suite bath/shower room and dressing area. There are two further bedrooms to the front of the house both enjoying an outlook over the gardens and served by a family shower room/wc. To one side of the house and approached either by a doorway to the side or via the up-and- over electric door to the front is the double garage which has the benefit of a workshop/studio to the first floor. This is a very useful space with Velux windows and a lovely outlook over the gardens. 4 Ref: LCAA8539 Attached to the garage at ground floor level is a single storey granite outbuilding/workshop which has windows and door to the front as well as a doorway to the side and into the garden. It is our belief that any prospective purchaser will look to update and upgrade the kitchen and bath/shower rooms and there is further opportunity to extend and remodel the main house and its outbuildings, subject to making the necessary enquiries and obtaining the requisite consents. Ennis Cottage is set in delightful mature gardens facing south and extending to just over ⅓ of an acre. There is a wealth of interest and variety in the gardens including vegetable beds, mature beds and borders with some lovely traditional stone walling detail. Immediately to the front of the house is a broad sun terrace which is an absolute delight from which to enjoy the sunny southerly aspect. From this is a broad expanse of lawn and this is the perfect space to enjoy family gatherings, barbecues and take in the world of colour and interest that the garden enjoys. LOCATION Sancreed is a lovely rural village situated about 4 miles from the coastal town of Penzance. The village is historic with the parish church believed to date back to the 13th and 14th Century. It is believed that the well renowned missionary and explorer George Grenville, was born in Ennis Cottage and he went on to explore the former Congo Free State before his death in 1906. The remains of a significant prehistoric settlement have been unearthed in Carn Euny and the undulating landscape is dominated by the Sancreed Beacon which offers spectacular views of the entire peninsula. Nearby is Drift Reservoir which is popular with both anglers and birdwatchers. Whilst feeling that you are very much in a lovely rural position facilities are very good nearby with the journey into Penzance readily accomplished within 15 minutes or so. Penzance is a lively town of character on the south coast of Cornwall, overlooking Mount’s Bay, renowned for its agreeable mild climate and known as the ‘capital’ of the Land’s End peninsula, West Penwith. The town’s bustling harbour is a haven for yachts, fishing boats and pleasure craft together with a regular all year round flights from Land’s End Airport to St Mary’s on the Isles of Scilly. There is a mainline rail terminus at Penzance with a very regular service to London Paddington (travelling time approximately 5½ hours). The coastline surrounding west Cornwall is some of the most rugged and beautiful in Britain with many long sandy beaches, towering cliffs and hidden coves all linked by the South West Coast Footpath. The sheltered waters of Mount’s Bay are ideal for water sports including sailing, windsurfing and kite surfing. Nearby Marazion has a dinghy racing club whose members sail in the waters surrounding the famous St Michael’s Mount which is accessible by foot at low tide. The sensational long sandy beach at Sennen Cove and Whitesand Bay is only a few miles to the west from where, on a clear day, the Isles of Scilly can be seen. 5 Ref: LCAA8539 To the north is St Ives which has many boutique shops, art galleries and restaurants as well as excellent surfing around the 4 mile long St Ives Bay. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) Entrance with a pitched roof into:- ENTRANCE VESTIBULE. Slate floor, two windows to either side, glazed window with small pans opening into:- 6 Ref: LCAA8539 LIVING ROOM – 28’ x 14’1”. A large spacious dual aspect room with two sash windows with window seats overlooking the front gardens, two large fireplaces at either end of the room with one housing a woodburning stove the other just as an open fireplace. Turning staircase, timber panelled flooring, beamed ceiling, two radiators. Steps down into:- KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM – 17’10” x 10’. A range of timber base and eye level units with a central island and complementary worksurface and tiled splashbacks, inset 1½ drainer sink unit with mixer tap, two sash windows to the front overlooking the gardens. UTILITY ROOM – 8’ x 5’7”. Sink unit, worksurface, plumbing for washing machine, frosted glazed window to the rear. Entrance from the kitchen to:- CLOAKROOM / WC. Low level wc an cloaks cupboard. From the kitchen sliding patio doors to:- 7 Ref: LCAA8539 SUN ROOM – 14’6” x 9’2”. Three quarter height windows to two sides including doorway to the front sun terrace and glazed roof. From the main reception room a turning staircase with window to the rear opening on:- FIRST FLOOR LANDING. Access to loft space. PRINCIPAL BEDROOM – 17’9” x 10’2”. Two timber sash windows overlooking the front garden and a window overlooking the side, access to loft space, radiator. Doorway through to:- DRESSING AREA. Window to the side and opening into:- EN-SUITE BATH/SHOWER ROOM. Comprising a white suite with panelled bath, corner shower cubicle, low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, window to the side. BEDROOM 2 – 12’2” x 11’8” max. Inset hanging space, timber sash window with deep sill overlooking the front garden, radiator, timber panelled floor. BEDROOM 3 – 12’10” x 8’. Sash window overlooking the front garden, radiator, timber panelled floor. SHOWER ROOM. Comprising inset recessed shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, wc, radiator, timber floor, window to the rear. OUTSIDE Ennis Cottage is approached via a short right of way belonging to the neighbouring property and from this lane and to the side of the house is a parking area for 2-3 cars in front of the detached double garage. There is a small area of garden to one side which currently houses the oil tank and is bordered with a retaining wall. There is also an outside tap. To the side of the double garage is a timber gated access into the main gardens. The gardens are an absolute delight with deep mature hedgerow frontage with a number of specimen trees and shrubs to the front with a mixed stone retaining wall with gated access 8 Ref: LCAA8539 onto the front lane.
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