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Freehold
Guide price
£375,000
(£435/sq. ft)
3 bed detached bungalow for sale
Gweek, Helston TR123 beds
2 baths
1 reception
862 sq. ft
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
D
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Boskenwyn Community Primary School 1.5 miles
- Garras Community Primary School 1.7 miles
- Helford Village Ferry Landing 3.2 miles
- Helford Passage Ferry Landing 3.5 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Detached three bedroom bungalow
- Light and spacious accommodation
- Sought after village location
- Gardens to the front and rear
- Garage and driveway parking
- Viewing highly recommended
Hunters Estate Agents are delighted to have been chosen as the sole selling agent, for this gem of a property. In our experience, homes in Gweek are always highly sought after, thanks to the village’s strong sense of community spirit and its enviable location at the head of the picturesque Helford River.
Spanning 862 sq ft, this home provides bright, airy, and inviting living space throughout. The accommodation briefly comprises three bedrooms, a well-appointed kitchen, a spacious lounge/diner, and in addition to the family bathroom, there is also a separate cloakroom, so there should be no more queuing to get ready in the mornings!
Home buyers often list a garage, off street parking, and a garden, as some of their most important requirements. Luckily for this home, it benefits from all three.
We believe this property will appeal to a broad range of potential buyers, and we highly recommend booking an appointment to view at your earliest convenience, to avoid missing out.
The Property
Just a few minutes’ stroll from the Creek, where you can admire the boats, lies the popular residential area of Forthcrom. As you approach the property, it makes a good first impression, with a well-tended front garden featuring a pleasant variety of mature plants and shrubs, and convenient driveway parking for two vehicles.
Inside, the layout of the accommodation boasts excellent flow, providing prospective buyers with a high level of versatility and flexibility. The property is naturally light, courtesy of the generously sized windows, typical of homes from this era.
Take a moment to pause in the welcoming entrance hall, where you can remove your boots and hang up your coat. To the right, you'll find the cloakroom, complete with space and plumbing for a washing machine. Directly ahead awaits the kitchen, boasting ample countertop and storage space. From the kitchen sink, enjoy a pleasant view of the boat masts in the creek—a delightful distraction while tackling the dishes!
Adjacent to the kitchen is the dual-aspect lounge diner, featuring a focal point woodburning stove that enhances the cozy atmosphere, especially on chilly winter evenings.
Completing the accommodation are three well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The Outside
At the rear of the property lies a delightful garden, complete with a raised patio area directly accessible from the kitchen—ideal for enjoying alfresco dining during the warmer months. Steps lead down to a lush lawned area adorned with a charming pond, mature plants, and shrubs, as well as a delightful summerhouse that could serve as a wonderful studio or relaxation spot. A pathway meanders around to the garage and front gardens.
The Location
Welcome to the popular village of Gweek, nestled in the southern reaches of Cornwall, close to the renowned Lizard Peninsula. Situated inland from the Helford River and less than five miles northeast of Helston, Gweek is a wonderful place to call home.
Residents here relish in the charm of tranquil waterfront strolls, the convivial atmosphere of the local public house, and the camaraderie of community clubs. Additionally, within easy reach lies the highly acclaimed Zelda School, renowned for its outstanding Ofsted rating. Gweek truly epitomizes the essence of Cornish village life, offering both tranquility and convenience to its residents.
Useful Information
Council Tax Band - D
EPC Rating - 53 E
Mains electricity, water, and drainage.
Lpg central heating
Spanning 862 sq ft, this home provides bright, airy, and inviting living space throughout. The accommodation briefly comprises three bedrooms, a well-appointed kitchen, a spacious lounge/diner, and in addition to the family bathroom, there is also a separate cloakroom, so there should be no more queuing to get ready in the mornings!
Home buyers often list a garage, off street parking, and a garden, as some of their most important requirements. Luckily for this home, it benefits from all three.
We believe this property will appeal to a broad range of potential buyers, and we highly recommend booking an appointment to view at your earliest convenience, to avoid missing out.
The Property
Just a few minutes’ stroll from the Creek, where you can admire the boats, lies the popular residential area of Forthcrom. As you approach the property, it makes a good first impression, with a well-tended front garden featuring a pleasant variety of mature plants and shrubs, and convenient driveway parking for two vehicles.
Inside, the layout of the accommodation boasts excellent flow, providing prospective buyers with a high level of versatility and flexibility. The property is naturally light, courtesy of the generously sized windows, typical of homes from this era.
Take a moment to pause in the welcoming entrance hall, where you can remove your boots and hang up your coat. To the right, you'll find the cloakroom, complete with space and plumbing for a washing machine. Directly ahead awaits the kitchen, boasting ample countertop and storage space. From the kitchen sink, enjoy a pleasant view of the boat masts in the creek—a delightful distraction while tackling the dishes!
Adjacent to the kitchen is the dual-aspect lounge diner, featuring a focal point woodburning stove that enhances the cozy atmosphere, especially on chilly winter evenings.
Completing the accommodation are three well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The Outside
At the rear of the property lies a delightful garden, complete with a raised patio area directly accessible from the kitchen—ideal for enjoying alfresco dining during the warmer months. Steps lead down to a lush lawned area adorned with a charming pond, mature plants, and shrubs, as well as a delightful summerhouse that could serve as a wonderful studio or relaxation spot. A pathway meanders around to the garage and front gardens.
The Location
Welcome to the popular village of Gweek, nestled in the southern reaches of Cornwall, close to the renowned Lizard Peninsula. Situated inland from the Helford River and less than five miles northeast of Helston, Gweek is a wonderful place to call home.
Residents here relish in the charm of tranquil waterfront strolls, the convivial atmosphere of the local public house, and the camaraderie of community clubs. Additionally, within easy reach lies the highly acclaimed Zelda School, renowned for its outstanding Ofsted rating. Gweek truly epitomizes the essence of Cornish village life, offering both tranquility and convenience to its residents.
Useful Information
Council Tax Band - D
EPC Rating - 53 E
Mains electricity, water, and drainage.
Lpg central heating
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