£325,000 /Sale price

THE PROPERTYTucked away in the peaceful rural hamlet of Tideford Cross, this charming two-bedroom semi-detached cottage presents an exciting opportunity for buyers seeking a property with character potential and no onward chain.Step inside to discover a warm and inviting atmosphere. The cosy living room is filled with natural light and features exposed wooden beams and a wood-burning stove, creating a perfect focal point. The bright kitchen, enhanced by a skylight, opens into a separate dining room, ideal for everyday living or entertaining. A modern ground-floor bathroom with built-in storage adds convenience, along with two practical porch areas.THE OUTSIDEOutside, the extensive grounds offer a wealth of possibilities from gardening and outdoor relaxation to potential development (subject to permissions). There is ample off-road parking, a double garage, and generous space to enjoy the surrounding countryside.Perfect for those looking for a peaceful retreat, this characterful cottage is just a short drive from the nearest town, providing the ideal blend of rural tranquillity and convenient access to local amenities.A rare find in a sought-after location full of charm, space, and potential!THE LOCATIONTideford Cross is a peaceful rural hamlet situated on the edge of the village of Tideford, offering a tranquil setting with convenient access to local amenities. The village itself is home to the renowned butcher Paul Bray & Son, and the ever-popular Rod and Line pub, known for its welcoming atmosphere, excellent food, and roaring open fire.The recently refurbished Royal British Legion Club offers a stylish and friendly environment, welcoming new members to join the community. For those who enjoy fine dining, Heskyn Mill is a well-regarded local restaurant offering a memorable culinary experience.Nearby Trerulefoot adds further convenience with The Windy Ridge restaurant, the newly opened Brightside Roadside Dining, Kernow Mill for shopping and refreshments, as well as a fuel garage with a convenience store for everyday essentials.The A38 is easily accessible, providing excellent road links to Plymouth and beyond, while regular bus services connect the area to neighbouring towns and the city.Families will appreciate the nearby primary schools in St Germans and Landrake, and for commuters, St Germans railway station offers a direct mainline service to London Paddington in around three hours, as well as connections to Plymouth.The property is conveniently located approximately six miles from Saltash and the Tamar Bridge, where a wider range of amenities can be found, including a Waitrose supermarket.For leisure and recreation, the area is rich in opportunities, from the prestigious St Mellion International Golf & Leisure Resort, to the stunning South Cornish coastal paths and the rugged beauty of Bodmin Moor all within easy reach.FAQSServices - Private drainage (Septic tank shared with neighbour), heating(Calor gas). Mains water and electricity.Garden aspect - WestCouncil Tax band - CVendors plans - No onward chainSatnav Reference - PL14 5JYAgents Note - "We would recommend reviewing the Key Facts for Buyers link before viewing or purchasing this property which can be found at the end of this property listing or on our website"DIRECTIONSAt Tideford on the A38, take the turning signposted for Tideford Cross and proceed passing the Rod and Line pub on your left and the Royal British Legion club on the right and continue through the village. Proceed on the same road until reaching Tideford cross where the property can be found on the left hand side.WHAT3WORDS///trifle.slimmer.stirsEPC Rating: F