Carrallack Lane, St Just TR19

Originally built as houses for maritime operators at Land's End radio in the 1930's, the houses at Murray Villas are sought after and rightly so! They are spacious, well-proportioned houses that have great gardens, parking and large windows - which is handy given their position looking out across fields towards Cot Valley, the coast and Longships lighthouse! There is ample street parking in addition to parking at the rear. Number 4 is a cracker of a property in this popular and quiet terrace, with three bedrooms, two receptions and a flexible kitchen / breakfast room. To the ground floor at the front is a sitting room with a woodburning stove, while at the rear is a second reception room with built-in cupboards, similar proportions and exactly the same large uPVC double glazed windows letting in loads of natural light! The kitchen at the very rear has a large window out to the garden as well as higher ceilings and a Velux rooflight - the room is open to a further reception room, which could be a dining area, or the kitchen could easily be extended in to this space creating a fabulous room leading out to the garden. On the first floor there are two good size double bedrooms with decorative fireplaces and built-in storage cupboards; all bedrooms have exposed floorboards, but the two to the front have stand-out views towards Longships Lighthouse and the sea at Cot Valley. The third bedroom is a smaller double but does have the views and would make an enviable office space. There is a bathroom and a separate WC on the first floor, as well as some original built-in storage and access to the large loft. Gardens to the front and rear are full of well established flora and fauna with some gorgeous shrubs, flowers and a variety of apple trees. The rear garden has a greenhouse, a metal storage shed, a timber storage shed and space at the end of the garden for parking that is accessed up the rear lane. Many of the neighbours have created garages, workshops or even annexe outbuildings in the gardens here which is testament to their size and flexibility.

St Just is a very popular town with a thriving community and a varied mix of busy shops and businesses. Properties here are predominantly granite cottages harking back to the tin mining era and St Just"s prosperous heritage.

Boasting two fantastic butchers, four pubs, traditional grocers, and two convenience stores, St Just has all the essentials covered, as well as offering well-respected art galleries, popular eateries, and some stunning coastal walks nearby.

There is both a primary and secondary school in St Just, both rated as Good by Ofsted most recently. Penzance is approximately 8 miles away.

Tiled floor

Two original built-in storage cupboards with small windows to the front. Vinyl floor. Radiator.

Fireplace with inset multifuel stove on tiled hearth. Picture rails. Large uPVC double glazed tilt 'n' turn window. Radiator.

Built-in cupboards to one alcove, shelves to the other and built-in cupboard where a fireplace once was. Picture rails. Large uPVC double glazed tilt 'n' turn window. Radiator.

Base and wall units with laminate worktops and stainless steel sink and drainer as well as additional stainless steel sink. Space for a cooker with an extractor over. Large uPVC double glazed window, plus Velux rooflight. Vinyl floor. Radiator.

Understairs storage area. Vinyl floor. Radiator.

Large double bedroom with exposed floorboards and a large uPVC double glazed window. Decorative fireplace and built-in storage cupboard. Radiator.

Large double bedroom with exposed floorboards and a large uPVC double glazed window giving excellent sea view. Decorative fireplace and built-in storage cupboard. Radiator.

Smaller double bedroom with exposed floorboards and large uPVC double glazed window with excellent sea view. Radiator.

WC. uPVC double glazed window.

Bath with wlectric shower over, wash basin /vanity unit with tiled surrounds. Painted floorboards. Radiator.

A beautifully wild and well established garden packed full of colour and life, the garden is well stocked with specimen shrbs and plants with a gravelled path leading to the front door.

Area of hardstanding with a small pond. Well stocked flower beds border the garden, and lead to a small patio area that has plenty of privacy, followed by a series of raised beds, a herb garden, some shrubs and trees before reaching a greenhouse and a timber storage shed. Towards the rear of the garden is a parking area that can be easily accessed from the rear access lane.

Property Type & Construction: Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed) | Electric: Mains | Water: Mains | Drainage: Mains | Heating: Oil fired central heating plus woodburner | Broadband: FTTC, ADSL | Mobile Coverage: Networks likely available are O2 and Vodafone with EE and Three being limited | Parking: Off Street/Driveway | Restrictions/Covenants: No | Rights of Way/Easements: No | Flood Risk: No | Coastal Erosion Risk: None | Planning Permission: None | Accessibility/Adaptations: None | Coalfield/Mining Area: Historic tin mining area | AONB/Conservation Area/Listed: AONB, Conservation area | Local Authority: Cornwall County Council | Property orientation from front: South | Viewings - By appointment via Andrew Exelby Estate Agents

RENTAL POTENTIAL:

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DISCLAIMER:

These sales particulars should act as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested services, appliances, and/or specific fittings. Some data above is dependant upon third party suppliers and responses were correct at the time of listing. Measurements and floorplans are a guide and should not be relied upon for carpets, furnishings, etc. If there are any important matters, which are likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing this property.