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£325,000
White Lodge Estate, St. Gennys, Bude, Cornwall, EX23
- 3 beds
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£325,000
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2 White Lodge is one of four terraced properties built in the 1950’s of rendered cavity blockwork construction beneath a pitched roof with concrete tile cladding. The property has uPVC double glazed windows and doors. The property has a multi fuel stove in the living room which provides domestic hot water and heats radiators at ground and first floor level.
The property has undergone a Concrete Screening Assessment (Mundic Test) and the results confirm the property is of Class One aggregate and therefore sound.
Situation The property is situated close to the beautiful beach resort of Crackington Haven in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is one of a block of four houses fronting a quiet unclassified rural lane which leads to the coastal hamlet of Churchtown centred around the 14th Century listed Church with access to the South West Coast Path nearby.
Crackington Haven is approximately 1.5 miles flanked by stunning cliff scenery on either side. The beach resort comprises a cluster of residential dwellings, good food public house, two excellent cafes and a pair of cliff top tennis courts. Crackington Haven is an unspoilt family surf beach which recently obtained the prestigious Blue Flag for cleanliness. There is a Surf Life Saving Club house and during the summer season, lifeguards watch over the beach. On either side the beach is flanked by rocky foreshore areas with wonderful rock pools and the sun sets in the middle of the cove.
Both Crackington and St. Gennys have village halls with an active local community and a range of social community events. A little up the road is a farm shop. On either side of Crackington are stunning stretches of National Trust cliff scenery linking to neighbouring resorts of Strangles, Boscastle and Trebarwith Strand in one direction and Milook, Widemouth Bay and Bude in the other direction.
Entrance Porch Half glazed entry door and side windows.
Hallway Window to the front and cloak hanging area. Stairs to first floor.
Lounge Through room with windows to the front and rear featuring tiled hearth with fitted shelved cupboards to one side in alcove and picture rail.
Living Room Two south facing windows to the front, corner feature multi-fuel stove in hearth and picture rail.
Kitchen Bowl and a half stainless steel sink in base unit, matching floor and wall cupboards, the latter including pull-out extractor hood. Vinyl flooring and under stair cupboard.
Pantry Cupboard Shelving.
Rear Lobby Door leading to rear garden and utility cupboard with plumbing and space for automatic washing machine.
Former Wash House Window to the rear ideal for conversion to utility room.
First Floor Landing Stairs rise to a central landing lit by window to rear enjoying sea view.
Bedroom One South facing window enjoying coastal and farmland view. Large walk-in wardrobe.
Family Bathroom Suite of bath, wash hand basin and W.C. Light pull switch.
Bedroom Three Window overlooking farmland at rear with sea forming the horizon including Lundy Island.
Bedroom Two Also with south facing coastal farmland view and built-in wardrobe. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder (newly installed insulated vented cylinder) and linen racking.
Outside At the front of the property is an off road parking space for one vehicle. The depth of the front garden is generous enough to create a two width bay parking space if required, subject to the appropriate planning consent. The front garden is level with path flanked by lawn and feature shrubs. Mature hedge boundaries to properties on either side.
The rear garden is again level and laid to lawn with timber garden shed. PLEASE NOTE: There is a right of way through the rear garden in both directions serving this property and neighbouring properties.
Services Mains water and electricity. Sewerage by communal septic tank serving all four properties and maintained by Cornwall Council. This property is responsible for a 1/4 share of the annual costs amounting to approximately £1,000 per annum for the property.
Council Tax Band B
EE Rating D.
The property has undergone a Concrete Screening Assessment (Mundic Test) and the results confirm the property is of Class One aggregate and therefore sound.
Situation The property is situated close to the beautiful beach resort of Crackington Haven in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is one of a block of four houses fronting a quiet unclassified rural lane which leads to the coastal hamlet of Churchtown centred around the 14th Century listed Church with access to the South West Coast Path nearby.
Crackington Haven is approximately 1.5 miles flanked by stunning cliff scenery on either side. The beach resort comprises a cluster of residential dwellings, good food public house, two excellent cafes and a pair of cliff top tennis courts. Crackington Haven is an unspoilt family surf beach which recently obtained the prestigious Blue Flag for cleanliness. There is a Surf Life Saving Club house and during the summer season, lifeguards watch over the beach. On either side the beach is flanked by rocky foreshore areas with wonderful rock pools and the sun sets in the middle of the cove.
Both Crackington and St. Gennys have village halls with an active local community and a range of social community events. A little up the road is a farm shop. On either side of Crackington are stunning stretches of National Trust cliff scenery linking to neighbouring resorts of Strangles, Boscastle and Trebarwith Strand in one direction and Milook, Widemouth Bay and Bude in the other direction.
Entrance Porch Half glazed entry door and side windows.
Hallway Window to the front and cloak hanging area. Stairs to first floor.
Lounge Through room with windows to the front and rear featuring tiled hearth with fitted shelved cupboards to one side in alcove and picture rail.
Living Room Two south facing windows to the front, corner feature multi-fuel stove in hearth and picture rail.
Kitchen Bowl and a half stainless steel sink in base unit, matching floor and wall cupboards, the latter including pull-out extractor hood. Vinyl flooring and under stair cupboard.
Pantry Cupboard Shelving.
Rear Lobby Door leading to rear garden and utility cupboard with plumbing and space for automatic washing machine.
Former Wash House Window to the rear ideal for conversion to utility room.
First Floor Landing Stairs rise to a central landing lit by window to rear enjoying sea view.
Bedroom One South facing window enjoying coastal and farmland view. Large walk-in wardrobe.
Family Bathroom Suite of bath, wash hand basin and W.C. Light pull switch.
Bedroom Three Window overlooking farmland at rear with sea forming the horizon including Lundy Island.
Bedroom Two Also with south facing coastal farmland view and built-in wardrobe. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder (newly installed insulated vented cylinder) and linen racking.
Outside At the front of the property is an off road parking space for one vehicle. The depth of the front garden is generous enough to create a two width bay parking space if required, subject to the appropriate planning consent. The front garden is level with path flanked by lawn and feature shrubs. Mature hedge boundaries to properties on either side.
The rear garden is again level and laid to lawn with timber garden shed. PLEASE NOTE: There is a right of way through the rear garden in both directions serving this property and neighbouring properties.
Services Mains water and electricity. Sewerage by communal septic tank serving all four properties and maintained by Cornwall Council. This property is responsible for a 1/4 share of the annual costs amounting to approximately £1,000 per annum for the property.
Council Tax Band B
EE Rating D.
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£325,000
3 bed house for sale
White Lodge Estate, St. Gennys, Bude, Cornwall, EX23
2 White Lodge is one of four terraced properties built in the 1950’s of rendered cavity blockwork construction beneath a pitched roof with concrete tile cladding. The property has uPVC double glazed windows and doors. The property has a multi fuel stove in the living room which provides domestic hot water and heats radiators at ground and first floor level.
The property has undergone a Concrete Screening Assessment (Mundic Test) and the results confirm the property is of Class One aggregate and therefore sound.
Situation The property is situated close to the beautiful beach resort of Crackington Haven in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is one of a block of four houses fronting a quiet unclassified rural lane which leads to the coastal hamlet of Churchtown centred around the 14th Century listed Church with access to the South West Coast Path nearby.
Crackington Haven is approximately 1.5 miles flanked by stunning cliff scenery on either side. The beach resort comprises a cluster of residential dwellings, good food public house, two excellent cafes and a pair of cliff top tennis courts. Crackington Haven is an unspoilt family surf beach which recently obtained the prestigious Blue Flag for cleanliness. There is a Surf Life Saving Club house and during the summer season, lifeguards watch over the beach. On either side the beach is flanked by rocky foreshore areas with wonderful rock pools and the sun sets in the middle of the cove.
Both Crackington and St. Gennys have village halls with an active local community and a range of social community events. A little up the road is a farm shop. On either side of Crackington are stunning stretches of National Trust cliff scenery linking to neighbouring resorts of Strangles, Boscastle and Trebarwith Strand in one direction and Milook, Widemouth Bay and Bude in the other direction.
Entrance Porch Half glazed entry door and side windows.
Hallway Window to the front and cloak hanging area. Stairs to first floor.
Lounge Through room with windows to the front and rear featuring tiled hearth with fitted shelved cupboards to one side in alcove and picture rail.
Living Room Two south facing windows to the front, corner feature multi-fuel stove in hearth and picture rail.
Kitchen Bowl and a half stainless steel sink in base unit, matching floor and wall cupboards, the latter including pull-out extractor hood. Vinyl flooring and under stair cupboard.
Pantry Cupboard Shelving.
Rear Lobby Door leading to rear garden and utility cupboard with plumbing and space for automatic washing machine.
Former Wash House Window to the rear ideal for conversion to utility room.
First Floor Landing Stairs rise to a central landing lit by window to rear enjoying sea view.
Bedroom One South facing window enjoying coastal and farmland view. Large walk-in wardrobe.
Family Bathroom Suite of bath, wash hand basin and W.C. Light pull switch.
Bedroom Three Window overlooking farmland at rear with sea forming the horizon including Lundy Island.
Bedroom Two Also with south facing coastal farmland view and built-in wardrobe. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder (newly installed insulated vented cylinder) and linen racking.
Outside At the front of the property is an off road parking space for one vehicle. The depth of the front garden is generous enough to create a two width bay parking space if required, subject to the appropriate planning consent. The front garden is level with path flanked by lawn and feature shrubs. Mature hedge boundaries to properties on either side.
The rear garden is again level and laid to lawn with timber garden shed. PLEASE NOTE: There is a right of way through the rear garden in both directions serving this property and neighbouring properties.
Services Mains water and electricity. Sewerage by communal septic tank serving all four properties and maintained by Cornwall Council. This property is responsible for a 1/4 share of the annual costs amounting to approximately £1,000 per annum for the property.
Council Tax Band B
EE Rating D.
The property has undergone a Concrete Screening Assessment (Mundic Test) and the results confirm the property is of Class One aggregate and therefore sound.
Situation The property is situated close to the beautiful beach resort of Crackington Haven in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is one of a block of four houses fronting a quiet unclassified rural lane which leads to the coastal hamlet of Churchtown centred around the 14th Century listed Church with access to the South West Coast Path nearby.
Crackington Haven is approximately 1.5 miles flanked by stunning cliff scenery on either side. The beach resort comprises a cluster of residential dwellings, good food public house, two excellent cafes and a pair of cliff top tennis courts. Crackington Haven is an unspoilt family surf beach which recently obtained the prestigious Blue Flag for cleanliness. There is a Surf Life Saving Club house and during the summer season, lifeguards watch over the beach. On either side the beach is flanked by rocky foreshore areas with wonderful rock pools and the sun sets in the middle of the cove.
Both Crackington and St. Gennys have village halls with an active local community and a range of social community events. A little up the road is a farm shop. On either side of Crackington are stunning stretches of National Trust cliff scenery linking to neighbouring resorts of Strangles, Boscastle and Trebarwith Strand in one direction and Milook, Widemouth Bay and Bude in the other direction.
Entrance Porch Half glazed entry door and side windows.
Hallway Window to the front and cloak hanging area. Stairs to first floor.
Lounge Through room with windows to the front and rear featuring tiled hearth with fitted shelved cupboards to one side in alcove and picture rail.
Living Room Two south facing windows to the front, corner feature multi-fuel stove in hearth and picture rail.
Kitchen Bowl and a half stainless steel sink in base unit, matching floor and wall cupboards, the latter including pull-out extractor hood. Vinyl flooring and under stair cupboard.
Pantry Cupboard Shelving.
Rear Lobby Door leading to rear garden and utility cupboard with plumbing and space for automatic washing machine.
Former Wash House Window to the rear ideal for conversion to utility room.
First Floor Landing Stairs rise to a central landing lit by window to rear enjoying sea view.
Bedroom One South facing window enjoying coastal and farmland view. Large walk-in wardrobe.
Family Bathroom Suite of bath, wash hand basin and W.C. Light pull switch.
Bedroom Three Window overlooking farmland at rear with sea forming the horizon including Lundy Island.
Bedroom Two Also with south facing coastal farmland view and built-in wardrobe. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder (newly installed insulated vented cylinder) and linen racking.
Outside At the front of the property is an off road parking space for one vehicle. The depth of the front garden is generous enough to create a two width bay parking space if required, subject to the appropriate planning consent. The front garden is level with path flanked by lawn and feature shrubs. Mature hedge boundaries to properties on either side.
The rear garden is again level and laid to lawn with timber garden shed. PLEASE NOTE: There is a right of way through the rear garden in both directions serving this property and neighbouring properties.
Services Mains water and electricity. Sewerage by communal septic tank serving all four properties and maintained by Cornwall Council. This property is responsible for a 1/4 share of the annual costs amounting to approximately £1,000 per annum for the property.
Council Tax Band B
EE Rating D.