Guide price
£230,000
(£363/sq. ft)
2 bed detached house for saleTrevanion Hill, Trewoon PL25
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
634 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Detached cottage
Parking
Front & rear garden
2 double bedrooms
Traditional features & full of character
Popular & convenient village location
No onward chain
Pretty, detached cornish cottage, situated in the popular & conveniently placed village of trewoon, lying to the western side of st austell town.
It offers character & charm in abundance, front & rear gardens, parking, external store, lounge, kitchen/diner, 2 double bedrooms & modern shower room.
The property would be a great home or investment property. While let, the property was earning £1,000 per month in rental income during its most recent tenancy, which ended in 2026.
This very pretty cottage needs to be viewed to be appreciated – being sold with no onward chain.
Property:
This beautiful two bedroom detached cottage (circa 1840) is absolutely full of character and has many attractive features, such as stable door to the front, bold floor tiles, sash windows, window seats, wooden shutters, wooden beams and kitchen wood burner (the lounge wood burner is kept as a feature only and is not in use)
The ground floor you have the lounge and kitchen/diner. The kitchen diner has stairs up to the first floor, stable door to the front and door to the rear walkway which leads to the garden, The kitchen offers plenty of space for appliances with a log burner, and a freestanding kitchen, exposed stone wall and shelving.
The stylish modern shower room features a double cubicle with electric shower and heated towel rail, while the rest of the first floor is carpeted. The attic is accessible from the second bedroom and provides a good amount of extra storage space.
Externally:
There is a small driveway for one car and gardens to the front and rear.
The front garden features a woodstore and many colourful perennial flowers which bloom throughout the warmer months, including bluebells, roses, primrose, wild garlic, wisteria and a large clematis which has been trained across the front of the cottage.
To the rear, the raised garden is accessible via the porch and is enclosed by a gated six-foot picket fence and comprises some lawn and space to grow veg.
There is a right of way for the neighbouring properties which runs up the alley adjacent to the cottage which also provides optional ground level access to the rear porch,
location:
The village of Trewoon is situated approximately one mile to the west of St Austell and has a number of facilities including village shop/post office, fish and chip shop, general stores, hairdressers and public house. St Mewan Community Primary School is a two minute drive or 15 minute walk from the cottage.
St Austell town centre is within walking distance of the property and offers a wide range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. There is a mainline railway station and leisure centre together with primary and secondary schools and supermarkets.
The picturesque port of Charlestown and the award-winning Eden Project are within a short drive. The town of Fowey is approximately 8 miles away and is well known for its restaurants and coastal walks. The Cathedral city of Truro is approximately 13 miles from the property.
Services: Mains electric, water and drainage,
Heating & glazing: A mix of wooden & UPVC glazing. Multifuel/woodburning stove for cosy days and economy 7 storage heaters and electric radiators.
The property had a full Electrical Installation Condition Report and new consumer unit in 2021
Council tax band: B
agent note: The lounge and Bedrooms have been virtually staged so you can visualise how it could look furnished.
EPC Rating: E
It offers character & charm in abundance, front & rear gardens, parking, external store, lounge, kitchen/diner, 2 double bedrooms & modern shower room.
The property would be a great home or investment property. While let, the property was earning £1,000 per month in rental income during its most recent tenancy, which ended in 2026.
This very pretty cottage needs to be viewed to be appreciated – being sold with no onward chain.
Property:
This beautiful two bedroom detached cottage (circa 1840) is absolutely full of character and has many attractive features, such as stable door to the front, bold floor tiles, sash windows, window seats, wooden shutters, wooden beams and kitchen wood burner (the lounge wood burner is kept as a feature only and is not in use)
The ground floor you have the lounge and kitchen/diner. The kitchen diner has stairs up to the first floor, stable door to the front and door to the rear walkway which leads to the garden, The kitchen offers plenty of space for appliances with a log burner, and a freestanding kitchen, exposed stone wall and shelving.
The stylish modern shower room features a double cubicle with electric shower and heated towel rail, while the rest of the first floor is carpeted. The attic is accessible from the second bedroom and provides a good amount of extra storage space.
Externally:
There is a small driveway for one car and gardens to the front and rear.
The front garden features a woodstore and many colourful perennial flowers which bloom throughout the warmer months, including bluebells, roses, primrose, wild garlic, wisteria and a large clematis which has been trained across the front of the cottage.
To the rear, the raised garden is accessible via the porch and is enclosed by a gated six-foot picket fence and comprises some lawn and space to grow veg.
There is a right of way for the neighbouring properties which runs up the alley adjacent to the cottage which also provides optional ground level access to the rear porch,
location:
The village of Trewoon is situated approximately one mile to the west of St Austell and has a number of facilities including village shop/post office, fish and chip shop, general stores, hairdressers and public house. St Mewan Community Primary School is a two minute drive or 15 minute walk from the cottage.
St Austell town centre is within walking distance of the property and offers a wide range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. There is a mainline railway station and leisure centre together with primary and secondary schools and supermarkets.
The picturesque port of Charlestown and the award-winning Eden Project are within a short drive. The town of Fowey is approximately 8 miles away and is well known for its restaurants and coastal walks. The Cathedral city of Truro is approximately 13 miles from the property.
Services: Mains electric, water and drainage,
Heating & glazing: A mix of wooden & UPVC glazing. Multifuel/woodburning stove for cosy days and economy 7 storage heaters and electric radiators.
The property had a full Electrical Installation Condition Report and new consumer unit in 2021
Council tax band: B
agent note: The lounge and Bedrooms have been virtually staged so you can visualise how it could look furnished.
EPC Rating: E
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