Property description

Occupying a highly appealing, elevated position in quiet street just behind the town centre and within a moments walk of the train station, an individual detached bungalow with far reaching views towards the North Coast and Carn Brea. The generous plot features lovely sunny rear gardens, various outbuildings as well as a recently constructed double garage with mezzanine storage and ample driveway parking.

# viewings strictly by appointment only #

Very few detached properties are located within this sought-after area of Redruth, just a 4 minute walk of the railway station with a direct link to Truro and London Paddington. This particular property was originally constructed, we believe, in the late 1960's and has been vastly improved since our client's purchase in 2012, including the construction of a double garage with mezzanine storage above, refitting of the kitchen and bathroom, partial conversion of the loft area (a staircase would need to be installed for building regulations) and general upgrades to the interior. Many prospective buyers may be interested to know the garage could also be converted/partially converted into further accommodation, subject to consents.

The garden is a real feature of the property and enjoys generous, level and sunny outside space with lawned areas, raised vegetable beds and various outbuildings including a large greenhouse with double glazed units and a timber store/summerhouse. Side pedestrian access from rear garden leads to the front garden and driveway, with ample space for parking up to 4/5 vehicles, if required.

The situation
Sea View Terrace is a quiet road, yet perfectly situated for easy access to Redruth town centre and railway station (with a direct service to London Paddington), both just a 3-4 minute walk away. As the street name implies, this slightly elevated residential road enjoys far reaching views towards Godrevy Point and the coastline between Portreath and Gwithian where beautiful sunsets can be enjoyed. To the South there is a lovely contrasting aspect towards Carn Brea inland. The town centre, a former hub of the mining community during the 19th Centrury now features a variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and general amenities. For the surfing and beach enthusiasts, Redruth is perfectly situated for easy access to the North Coast coves and beaches, the nearest being found at Portreath, Porthtowan, Gwithian and Perranporth.
Additional information

Tenure - Freehold. Possession - Vacant possession upon completion with the benefit of no onward chain. Services - Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Council Tax - Band C . EPC rating - 65(D) . Gas central heating. Viewing arrangements - by appointment with Tom Wills property agents.
Amenities

Elevated detached bungalow

Far-reaching views

2 (possibly 3) bedrooms

Many exposed timber floors

Refitted kitchen/dining room

Woodburning stove plus open fire

Lovely level and sunny garden

Ample driveway parking

Greenhouse and timber store/summerhouse

Highly central yet quiet position