LOT
151
A sizeable five double bedroom, master en-suite, detached dormer bungalow requiring some finishing works to the partly modernised internal accommodation, set in 0.26 acres of gardens and grounds, comprising of lawn, decked seating area, a 29' long garage and an attached workshop/store of similar proportions, with additional on drive parking and views over the surrounding countryside. The property offers the potential for further extension/reconfiguration of the existing accommodation and is readily commutable to both Falmouth and Truro.
Herniss is a small hamlet lying adjacent to Longdowns, a rural community situated in the Cornish countryside alongside the A394 between Falmouth and Helston, being around 6 miles and 7 miles away respectively. The village of Longdowns has a local shop, with further facilities and amenities available in the popular village of Stithians circa 2.5 miles including a primary school, church, village shop and public house.
Entrance hall, lounge/diner with doors to the enclosed and private decked seating area, kitchen/breakfast room with part finished utility/store room off, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, bedroom two with potential for an en-suite facility, bedroom three, bedroom four and family bathroom.
Loft room/bedroom five.
Gardens and grounds of circa 0.26 acres with large lawned front garden, enclosed decked seating area, additional patio areas, a detached garage measuring circa 28'9 x 13'2 with an attached workshop/store of circa 29' x 12'5 and additional on drive parking.
Strictly by prior appointment with Miller Countrywide Falmouth 01326 318181. General enquiries Countrywide Property Auctions 01395 275691.
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Holmdale, Herniss, Penryn, Cornwall TR10 9DS
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Both the guide price and the reserve price can be subject to change up to and including the day of the auction.
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