Bridge Moor, Redruth £395,000

Why You'll Like It

This spacious three bedroom semi detached family house is beautifully presented and is tucked down in a sheltered sunny valley on the way to Portreath where there is a fantastic surfing beach. The property is set back from the road with abundant block paved, gated driveway parking to the front. Once inside you step into a beautifully decorated entrance hallway and the living / dining room has a large dual aspect open plan space with practical hard flooring, a wood burning stove and sliding patio doors to the sunny rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of shaker style base and wall units with laminated work surfaces and there is an integrated built under fridge along with a built in oven, hob and extractor. The kitchen has a back door opening to the rear garden also. In addition, on the ground floor the garage has been converted to provide a handy utility room with space and plumbing for laundry appliances and a ground floor WC which has been beautifully fitted out with continuous splash backs and modern WC and basin. Heading upstairs, the landing connects three generous bedrooms and the family bathroom which has been refitted with an electric shower over the bath and glass screen along with modern basin and WC. Outside to the rear of the property the garden is perfectly oriented for a good deal of sunshine and has been landscaped for relative ease of maintenance and enjoyment. There is a large summer house and a garden storage shed, and a stream runs past the end of the garden adding to the overall appeal.

Where It Is

Bridge Moor is located in the sheltered valley close to the coastal village of Portreath on the north Cornish coast. The Bissoe Cycle Trail runs past the property and connects Portreath with Devoran on the south coast and is popular with walkers and runners. Portreath has a sandy surfing beach with a surf life saving club and there are some delightful cafes and pubs locally along with village stores and a primary school. Nearby Gwel An Mor Resort has a wellness spa, indoor swimming pool, 9 hole golf course and fishing lake. The Southwest Coast Path offers endless opportunities to explore the coast and countryside and Nearby Redruth has a main line railway staion (connecting with London), secondary schooling, supermarkets and a bustling high street. Head for The Buttermarket in Redruth where you'll find an eclectic mix of local food businesses including Bango Kitchen who are famed for their culinary delights!.

Services And Tenure

The property is freehold and has mains water, mains drainage and mains electricity. the central heating is LPG gas with a four bottle changeover system installed. Council tax band C

Important Information

Penryn is the home of Falmouth University and as such has evolved into a centre of arts and culture. The town is an historic port with a riverside area of wharfs and quays, with cafes, and creative businesses residing in former warehouses. The main high street retains its character and the town is well served by major supermarkets. There are many water based activities on offer locally. Falmouth Marina is not too far and sailing is very popular at nearby Mylor. The Truro / Falmouth railway branch line has a station in the town. Trains from Truro connect with London Paddington. Falmouth has a great range of independent and national retailers and gorgeous sandy bea