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Ref: LCAA1820 Ref: LCAA7499 £399,950 Tremorva, 36 Churchtown Road, Gerrans, Portscatho, Roseland Peninsula, Nr. Truro, Cornwall, TR2 5DY FREEHOLD In the heart of Gerrans, a classic semi-detached extended 3 bedroomed village house with delightful accommodation overlooking a long rear garden to the sea. The well proportioned accommodation is complemented by driveway parking for 2 cars to the front and a large detached workshop to the rear. Within walking distance of the numerous village facilities, harbourfront and beach. 2 Ref: LCAA7499 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: porch, hall, dining room, sitting room, recently fitted kitchen and matching utility room, bathroom, separate wc. First Floor: landing, principal bedroom with sea view and en-suite bathroom. 2 further bedrooms. Outside: parking for 2 cars to the front with slate patio beside. Side access and small courtyard with doors to a boiler/store room and a detached workshop. Rear patio with log store, level lawned garden with some views to the sea. DESCRIPTION Tremorva, 36 Churchtown Road is found close to the famous church in Gerrans whose tall spire can be seen for miles around. The elevated position allows Tremorva to enjoy views to the sea from the master bedroom and also from the garden which backs onto allotments. This very well located semi-detached house is particularly attractive and is broader to the front than its neighbour having three of the first floor windows. It has a successful extension to the side providing a kitchen and utility room on the ground floor and the master bedroom’s en-suite on the first floor. Inside the property is well cared for and is neutrally decorated with many of the rooms having been recently updated including the kitchen, utility room and the en-suite. On the ground 3 Ref: LCAA7499 floor a porch welcomes you into the property with a lovely period door then opening through to the hall with staircase to the first floor. At the end of the hall is a modern bathroom with a white suite and there is also an additional separate wc under the stairs. What was probably two independent reception rooms now have a broad opening between them making this space feel larger and lighter. The areas are still distinct though with the sitting room having a woodburning stove set into a fireplace and the dining room has a double glazed door out to the rear patio. To the side is the high ceilinged kitchen with utility beyond. The master bedroom takes in the view and there are also two further good sized bedrooms on the first floor. To the front, there is off-road parking for 2 cars beside a patio and to the rear is a further paved patio opening onto the long rear garden which has a view to the sea from its end. To the side of the rear patio is a good sized workshop and there is also an externally accessed boiler/store room. Houses of this quality and style are highly sought after on the Roseland Peninsula and especially in Gerrans, within walking distance of the facilities, harbourfront and beach. 4 Ref: LCAA7499 LOCATION Tremorva is found in the heart of Gerrans which effectively forms one larger village with its neighbour Portscatho. Between them Gerrans and Portscatho have a doctor’s surgery, general stores, a butcher, two pubs, a highly regarded restaurant, a modern primary school, squash courts, a football pitch, a social club and village hall with events throughout the year. Portscatho holds a sailing regatta during the summer from its beautiful stone quayed harbour which protects a small fishing and private boat fleet and there is also a public slipway descending to a sandy beach at low tide. One can easily walk along the South West Coast Path to Porthcurnick beach and the Hidden Hut beach café/restaurant which has been vaunted by the national media including the Sunday Times. Some of the most beautiful walking in Cornwall can be found by following the path to the east to Pendower beach and Nare Head or to the west to St Anthony Head and its lighthouse, before continuing around and overlooking St Mawes harbour and then looping back through woodland whilst overlooking the Percuil River. The whole area is one of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For those interested in sailing there are moorings along the length of the Percuil River either approached from Percuil which is only just over a mile away or from St Mawes which is about 5 miles drive. St Mawes has a particularly active sailing club and holds regular racing throughout the season as well as organising cruises. There are various hotel restaurants overlooking the water at St Mawes and around the coastline as well country pubs in nearby hamlets. One can drive to Truro either through Tregony or by crossing the King Harry Ferry. Truro is Cornwall’s capital and has the largest selection of local and national retailers lining its cobbled Georgian and Victorian streets. A Marks & Spencer flagship store overlooks the recently created Lemon Quay piazza. Supermarkets and out of town trading estates provide all one would expect of the county’s capital. 5 Ref: LCAA7499 THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) From the driveway a double glazed door opens to:- PORCH. Double glazed windows on three sides, canopied whitewashed wood ceiling and boarding below the windows. Beautiful part glazed wooden door opening to:- HALL. Painted panelled staircase to the first floor with wc below. Beautiful architraves around the doors to the dining room and bathroom. 6 Ref: LCAA7499 DINING ROOM – 11’7” x 10’2”. Double glazed door and window opening to the slate rear terrace and garden. Fitted cupboards, broad archway to the sitting room and a period painted stable door to the kitchen. SITTING ROOM – 11’1” extending to 12’ x 10’6”. Double glazed window to the front, broad fireplace with painted fire surround, slate hearth and inset contemporary woodburning stove. Recess to one side of the fireplace and shelved recess to the other with cupboard below. KITCHEN – 11’10” x 8’. A lovely modern kitchen with a high monopitch ceiling and Velux roof window. Broad double glazed window to the side. Fitted with a range of off white 7 Ref: LCAA7499 kitchen units under roll edged light stone effect worktops with a 1½ bowl stainless steel sink and chrome mixer tap over. Matching off white tiled splashbacks, space for a dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Integrated electric oven with four plate ceramic hob and stainless steel extractor over. Attractive whitewashed and sanded wood boarding to dado height along one wall with a high level shelf above. Clever lighting under the cabinets and lighting the high ceiling. Opening through to the utility room with a continuation of the wood boarding connecting the two spaces. UTILITY ROOM – 6’8” x 5’8”. Double glazed door to the side, double glazed window to the front. Matching light stone effect worktop to that found in the kitchen with space below for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Space to hang coats and further storage. BATHROOM. Modern white sanitaryware including a wc and pedestal wash basin with chrome taps. Bath with chrome mixer tap, wall mounted shower and glazed shower screen. White tiling where necessary, wood boarding matching that in the kitchen, white heated towel rail with electric element, double glazed window to the rear with deep white tiled sill below, tiled floor. SEPARATE WC. White wc, white cantilevered corner wash basin with chrome taps. Light wood boarding to dado height, space to hang coats etc. FIRST FLOOR LANDING. Galleried over the stairs with a white painted handrail. Access to loft space. Doors to:- BEDROOM 1 – 11’4” x 10’6”. Double glazed window with seat below looking over the garden to the sea. Fitted wardrobe. Two steps down to:- EN-SUITE BATH / SHOWER ROOM. Modern white sanitaryware including a wc and pedestal wash basin with chrome taps. Panel bath with mixer 8 Ref: LCAA7499 tap, hand shower and additional electric shower over. Light stone effect tiled floor and walls, extractor fan, double glazed window to the front, mirror fronted cabinet, electric shaver socket, white heated towel rail. BEDROOM 2 – 11’4” x 11’1”. Double glazed sash window to the front with far reaching views over countryside between rooftops. Fitted wardrobe with cupboard over, vanity area with wash basin set into a tiled wash stand with tiled splashbacks and chrome taps. BEDROOM 3 – 11’2” x 6’6” extending to 7’5” into windows. Two period sash windows to the front with an outlook over countryside between rooftops. OUTSIDE A front wall has an opening onto a parking area to the front of the house for 2 cars with a slate paved patio beside. A gated walkway leads along the side of the building past the door into the utility room and an outside water tap before arriving at a small courtyard with access into the BOILER ROOM housing a Worcester oil fired boiler and with additional space for a chest freezer and storage. Power and light. To the rear is a slate paved patio looking straight down the level lawned garden with a log store to one side. The lawn has hedging and fencing to its side with a large palm creating a focus near to the patio. Beyond the end boundary are allotments and there are views beyond them to the sea and even a glimpse of Gull Rock between houses. Beside the rear patio is a detached workshop. 9 Ref: LCAA7499 WORKSHOP – 12’1” x 8’7”. Pedestrian door to the front, window looking down the garden to the sea in the distance.
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