St. Gluvias Street, Penryn

THE PROPERTY Currently let as a successful and well regarded Airbnb, this delightful, grade II listed character cottage is set in an ideal location within Penryn and offers versatile reversed level accommodation with a living/kitchen/dining space full of character featuring details such as a vaulted ceiling with wooden beams, polished concrete worktops, solid wooden windowsills and steel handrails. The space is also flooded with light from Velux windows above and wooden double glazed sash windows. Upstairs there is also a well proportioned double bedroom, which could also be used as a separate living room and a stylish bathroom. Downstairs, there are two further double bedrooms, both with polished concrete floors and underfloor heating along with another stylish bathroom with polished concrete feature bath. Bedroom three also ajoins the outside storage room offering potential to be incorporated. Outside, there is a spacious courtyard offering plenty of outdoor seating space, along with a handy shed for storage. All of this within a stones throw of lower market street and all the amenities of Penryn. Perfect as a holiday home/rental or as a home for someone looking to live in the vibrant town of Penryn. Also sold with the benefit of no onward chain. THE LOCATION St Gluvias Street is both central and convenient, whilst being tucked away with a mix of stone cottages, some of which are Grade II listed. Penryn is one of the oldest towns in Cornwall, having received its first charter in 1265; a full town of surprises and surrounded by lovely countryside. The building of Glasney College in 1265 placed the town on the map then the arrival of Falmouth and Exeter University turned Penryn into a buzzing and vibrant area. Many local sports clubs are active in the community including Penryn Football Club, St Gluvias Cricket Club and Penryn Rugby Club. Penryn is served by Penryn Primary Academy and Penryn College, whilst a 6th form can be found available at Falmouth School. The town enjoys good communication with Falmouth via its regular bus service and its train station, which links to the city of Truro and mainline Paddington service. Falmouth town (approximately 2 miles) provides an eclectic and more comprehensive range of shopping, schooling, business and leisure facilities. and was recently voted 'the best place to live in the South West' in UK.