Halsetown, St. Ives Offers in the Region Of £410,000

A charming and characterful three-bedroom cottage enjoying a lovely rural setting in the sought-after village of Halsetown, with attractive countryside views towards Rosewall, off-road parking for two vehicles and a beautifully established, private garden. Foxglove Cottage is a delightful home offering a wonderful blend of traditional character and comfortable accommodation. Features including beamed ceilings, deep window sills and a superb granite fireplace with inset log burner give the cottage a warm and welcoming feel, while the surprisingly spacious three-bedroom accommodation makes this an excellent permanent home or Cornish retreat. Outside is equally appealing, with comfortable parking for two vehicles and a pretty, enclosed garden offering a choice of seating areas surrounded by mature planting.

A welcoming room with tiled flooring and plenty of traditional character, including a beamed ceiling and window to the front with a deep sill. Radiator, power points and doorway through to the kitchen, with a further door leading into the living room.

A good-sized and well-equipped kitchen with a continuation of the tiled flooring and a comprehensive range of eye and base-level units providing ample storage and worktop space. One-and-a-quarter bowl ceramic sink and drainer, integrated eye-level double electric oven and grill and four-ring electric hob. There is plumbing and space for both washing machine and dishwasher together with space for a large fridge. Dual-aspect windows to the side and rear provide good natural light, complemented by the beamed ceiling. Radiator and ample power points.

A superb character room and a real feature of Foxglove Cottage. The focal point is the beautiful granite fireplace with inset log burner, creating a particularly cosy atmosphere. The room also features a beamed ceiling, window to the front with deep sill and radiator beneath, together with a further window to the rear. Stairs rise to the first floor with a radiator beneath, while there are ample power points and a TV point. A door leads into the entrance lobby.

With tiled flooring and entrance door to the front.

Providing access to all first-floor rooms with radiator and Vent-Axia positive input ventilation system.

An excellent-sized main bedroom with dual-aspect windows to the front and rear. The front-facing window enjoys lovely rural views towards Rosewall. Fitted wardrobes provide useful storage, with radiator and power points.

Another good-sized double bedroom with window to the front enjoying the same attractive countryside outlook towards Rosewall. Radiator and power points.

A useful dual-aspect third bedroom, again enjoying attractive rural views. Radiator and power points. Access to the loft space and a large built-in storage area, also housing an additional water pump.

Recently upgraded and beautifully presented, with dual-aspect windows providing plenty of natural light. The suite comprises a large walk-in shower enclosure with mains-connected shower and tiled surround, close-coupled WC and wash hand basin with useful storage beneath. Tiled flooring and walls, stainless steel heated towel rail and extractor fan. There is also a built-in airing cupboard with slatted shelving housing the factory-lagged hot water cylinder.

Foxglove Cottage enjoys a particularly attractive setting, with the outside space being a real feature of the property. To the front is comfortable off-road parking for two vehicles, complemented by raised stone flower beds which immediately add to the cottage’s character. The garden itself is pretty, enclosed and wonderfully private, with a gravelled seating area surrounded by an established collection of mature shrubs and plants. Patio steps lead past a raised water feature/pond to a further generous paved seating area, creating another lovely spot for outside dining, entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. A timber garden shed provides useful storage, while the abundance of mature planting gives the garden a colourful, established and secluded feel.

# Verified Material Information Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: D EPC rating: Survey Instructed Detached house, standard construction Accessibility adaptations: None Mains electricity Mains water Foul drainage: Septic tank Mains surface water drainage Oil central heating Heating features: None Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) Mobile coverage: O2 good, Vodafone good, Three good, EE good Parking: Off Street Not in a controlled parking zone No disabled parking available Not a listed building In In the HALSETOWN conservation area (per planning.data.gov.uk; confirm via the local authority search). No tree preservation order Non-coal mining area: yes All information is provided without warranty. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The information contained is intended to help you decide whether the property is suitable for you. You should verify any answers which are important to you with your property lawyer or surveyor or ask for quotes from the appropriate trade experts: builder, plumber, electrician, damp, and timber expert.