Property description
Set in the heart of Duloe village, is this traditional Cornish detached stone barn conversion, in need of further completion. The accommodation briefly comprises entrance hallway, modern cottage style kitchen, cloakroom, separate dining area or snug, spacious lounge with feature wood burner and beam ceilings. To the first floor there is a master en-suite, two further double bedrooms and family bathroom. Additionally there is double glazed windows and doors, mains gas central heating, lovely gardens and grounds which would suit any family or keen gardener. Furthermore, there is parking for several cars, planning permission passed for a detached double garage with light and power connection, surrounded by beautiful countryside. As mentioned, a degree of further updating required. A viewing is highly recommended.
The property is located in the semi-rural village of Duloe, situated approximately four miles south of Liskeard. The village itself has a primary school, public house / restaurant, community shop and is also the location of a stone circle, located directly to the front of the property in the adjoining field. The historic fishing and seaside port of Looe is only 3.8 miles away. Liskeard being the closest primary town, offers a further range of retail, banking and leisure facilities, transport links to outlying town and villages, with the main line railway link from London Paddington to Penzance.
Detached barn conversion
Character fittings throughout
Lounge with wood burner
Cottage style kitchen
Master en-suite
Gardens and ample parking
Countryside views
| Entrance Hall | Solid wooden door opening onto the garden. Radiator. Access to cloakroom, kitchen, dining room / snug leading to the lounge.
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| Cloakroom | Double glazed wood window facing the rear. Radiator. Low level WC, vanity unit.
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| Kitchen | 12'9\" x 11'11\" (3.89m x 3.63m). Wooden stable door opening onto the garden. Double glazed wood window facing the front overlooking the garden. Radiator. Roll top work surfaces and a range of wall and base units, one and a half bowl sink with drainer, integrated oven, hob, dishwasher and space for washing machine and fridge/freezer.
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| Dining Room | 14'8\" x 13'4\" (4.47m x 4.06m). Double glazed wood window facing the rear. Radiator. Access to lounge. Stairs to first floor accommodation.
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| Lounge | 17'9\" x 14'1\" (5.4m x 4.3m). Wooden patio double glazed doors opening onto the garden. Double aspect double glazed wood windows facing the side overlooking the garden. Radiator and wood burner. Beam ceilings.
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| Landing | Stairs from ground floor. Access to bedroom and bathroom. Window to side elevation.
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| Master Bedroom | 14'7\" x 13'2\" (4.45m x 4.01m). Double glazed wood window facing the front and side overlooking the garden. Radiator. Access to en-suite.
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| En-suite | Double glazed wood velux window. Heated towel rail. Low level WC, double enclosure shower, pedestal sink, extractor fan.
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| Bedroom | 14'6\" x 8'5\" (4.42m x 2.57m). Double glazed uPVC window facing the rear overlooking fields. Radiator.
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| Bedroom | 14'6\" x 10' (4.42m x 3.05m). Double glazed wood window facing the front and side overlooking the garden. Radiator.
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| Bathroom | Double glazed wood window facing the side. Heated towel rail. Low level WC, freestanding bath, pedestal sink.
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| Exterior | The property is access by a long sweeping driveway, giving parking for a number of cars. In one corner there is currently a timber storage shed with light and power connected. The majority of the gardens are to the front and side which are considered to be of generous size, mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees, plants and bushes. To the adjoining front is the infamous stone circle in the neighbouring field. With a duty of time, care and landscaping, the gardens could be the first impression of this exciting project and for a piece of Cornish history. A viewing comes recommended, internally and externally.
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| Agent's note | The property comes with planning permission for a double, detached garage. However, any perspective purchaser should make their own enquiries through the local council.
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