Welcome to Lower Fore Street, Saltash – a charming location for this delightful early 19th century detached house! This property boasts two reception rooms, perfect for entertaining guests or simply relaxing with your loved ones. With two cosy bedrooms, you’ll have plenty of space for a good night’s sleep. The property features a well-maintained bathroom with a separate w.c., ensuring your comfort and convenience. Your very own paradise gardens with exotic plants, flowers and palm tree.
This fully renovated home exudes character and charm, offering a unique living experience. The location in Lower Fore Street provides a picturesque setting, ideal for those who appreciate a blend of history and modern living.
Don’t miss the opportunity to make this house your home – with its classic architecture and prime location, it’s a true gem waiting to be discovered. Book a viewing today and step into your own piece of history in Saltash! EPC = D (56). Council Tax Band C. Freehold Property
Set in a tucked away historic location within a conservation area is this unique detached property built circa 1814. The property is located within walking distance to Saltash town centre. Saltash is a popular Cornish Town located across the River Tamar from Plymouth and is often known as The Gateway To Cornwall. The town centre has many shops with doctors, dentists, library, leisure centre, train station all a short distance away, there are regular bus services to the local and surrounding areas. On the outskirts of Saltash there are a number of supermarkets including Waitrose. There are various popular schools in the area. Saltash offers great transport links to Devon and Cornwall along the A38 corridor. The property is also within walking distance to Saltash water front where you will find a popular local sailing club.
The property is accessed from a doorway on Lower Fore Street leading into an internal passage and courtyard garden area where there is a wooden gateway leading into the property. uPVC double glazed doors leading into the hallway.
Slate flooring, skylight windows, power point, storage cupboard, beamed ceiling, openings leading into the kitchen/diner and lounge.
uPVC French style doors leading to the rear garden, double glazed windows to the side and rear aspect, various power points, two radiators, slate flooring, feature fireplace with wooden mantle and double sided solid fuel burner set on a slate hearth, wall light points.
6.55m x 4.55m (21’6 x 14’11)
Please note this is an irregular shaped room.
Slate flooring, feature fireplace with double sided solid fuel burner set on a slate hearth, French style cupboard and shelving to the recess, power points, radiator, wall lights, beamed ceiling, radiator, various power points, wooden stairs leading to the first floor, doorway leading into the utility room.
Range of matching kitchen units with worksurfaces above, sink unit, tiled splashbacks, power points, velux windows, beamed ceiling, slate flooring, built in electric cooker range with tiled splashback and wooden shelf above, walk in pantry with light, radiator.
Matching kitchen units comprising wall mounted unit which houses the boiler supplying the hot water and central heating system, base unit with worksurface above, one and a half bowel stainless steel sink and drainer, space and plumbing for washing machine, power points, slate flooring, double glazed window to the front aspect, wooden doorway with obscure glass leading into the bathroom.
Modern matching bathroom suite comprising corner bath with mixer tap and shower above, low level w.c., wash hand basin, radiator, part tiled walls and tiled flooring, double glazed window to the side aspect, built in storage cupboard.
Wooden stairs leading to the first floor landing.
Wooden doors leading into the first floor living accommodation, exposed beamed ceiling, feature stained glass panel.
4.93m x 3.43m (16’2 x 11’3)
Exposed beams to vaulted ceiling, two uPVC double glazed windows to the side aspect with stunning views of The River Tamar, Plymouth and countryside, radiator, power points, doorway leading into the sun room/conservatory.
This room is one of the many features of this property providing an ideal spot for sitting and enjoying the beautifull panoramic views of The River Tamar, local countryside, the iconic Tamar Bridge and Brunel Bridge. The room is triangle shape with wooden Oak flooring, power points, two sliding patio doors leading onto the balcony.
Stunning panoramic views of The River Tamar, local countryside, The iconic Tamar Bridge & Brunel Bridge, glass balustrade with chrome rail.
3.58m x 2.62m (11’9 x 8’7)
Double glazed window to the side aspect, radiator, wall to wall fitted wardrobes with sliding doors, exposed beamed ceiling, radiator, power points.
Low level w.c., wash hand basin, built in storage with wooden surface above, part tiled walls, double glazed window to the side aspect, tiled flooring, radiator.
The property has stunning panoramic views from sun room/conservatory and the balcony of The River Tamar, The Brunel Bridge, the iconic Tamar Bridge, Plymouth and countryside. The garden also boastes these beautiful views.
Your very own paradise gardens with a range of exotic plants, flowers and Palm trees to the front, side and rear. Your very own piece of The Mediterrainean and beyond.
Accessed via passage way. Raised flower beds, paving, wooden gateway leading to the side garden.
Storage area, gravelled pathway leading to the entrance door and rear garden, pergola with mature plants.
The rear garden has an abundance of mature plants, flowers, shrubs and trees from many areas of the globe. There is a patio area which is accessed from the lounge offering an ideal space for entertaining or simply soaking in the views and local area, fish pond, raised flower beds with a selection of flowers and plants, pergola with seating area, pathway leading to grassed area with stunning views and mature flowers and plants, steps leading to the summer house which has a decked area, greenhouse.
Timber summer house with its own decked area, stunning panoramic views of The River Tamar, the iconic Tamar Bridge, Brunel Bridge and countryside.
The property benefit from mains gas, mains electric and mains water and sewerage.
The property also benefits from good mobile phone coverage and a good speed internet service.
Please check out the links below where you can find mobile phone coverage services and Internet provider speeds top the property location.
https://labs.thinkbroadband.com/local/index.php
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker