Helston

A select development of attractive stone-faced three storey houses, Kew Hal An Tow is in a tucked-away position just a short walk from Helston town centre, boating lake and Penrose Woods and is named after the famous early morning Flora Day pageant!

The small terrace is slightly raised above the parking and driveway, with four steps leading up to the pedestrian walkway which runs directly in front of the properties. The property comes with 2 allocated parking spaces which is rare to find in the centre of Helston.

ACCOMMODATION

Number 4 is a mid-terrace, three double bedroom property of around 678 sq ft. On entering there is an inner hallway with a downstairs cloakroom / WC which leads to the open plan-lounge / kitchen / diner. A light filled room with a modern fully fitted kitchen with a breakfast bar to the rear, and patio doors with additional windows either side leading out to the rear patio and garden. Please note that since the photo of the lounge was taken, the lawn which can be seen through the windows has been replaced with gravel for ease of maintenance.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units and built in drawers, stainless steel sink and drainer, integrated oven and hob with overhead extractor fan, integrated washing machine, fridge and freezer.

Stairs lead up from the entrance hall to the first floor where there are 2 double bedrooms and a bathroom.

The bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a WC, wash hand basin, 'P' shaped bath with overhead shower, part tiling to walls, extractor fan and a heated towel rail.

Stairs lead up from the first floor landing to the second floor where there is a good size master bedroom with under eaves storage cupboards.

There are two allocated parking spaces, one directly in front of the property and one to the side of the driveway.

FEATURES

Double glazed windows throughout
Gas central heating and hot water
EPC B
Council Tax Band C
Two allocated parking spaces
 

LOCATION
The most southerly town in Great Britain, Helston is a bustling traditional Cornish town on the Lizard Peninsula. Known globally for its annual Furry Dance (known locally as the Flora Dance), the town is full of quaint streets and stone cottages, with an array of boutiques, shops and cafes on the high street which dates back to medieval times. Nestled in beautiful Cornish countryside, the town is well located for exploring the coast, with the fishing port of Porthleven a short drive away along with the stunning beaches of Kynance Cove, Gunwalloe and Poldhu.