Description
- Section 106 Affordable Home
- Popular Village
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Enclosed Sunny Aspect Rear Garden
- Kitchen DIner
- Treverbyn Primary School Not Far Away
- Walking Trails Nearby
- Village Amenities
- Log Burner & Electric Heating
- Cul De Sac Location
**SECTION 106 AFFORDABLE HOME** Located in the much sought after village of Penwithick, a short distance from the walking trails, The Eden Project is this modern residential development set within a cul-de-sac. A mid terraced two double bedroom family residence which is a Section 106 Affordable Home. PLEASE SEE CRITERIA WITHIN THE BROCHURE. EPC - D
Location
Penwithick is a popular village offering a range of village amenities including local shop and sub post office, social club, fish and chip shop and a primary school and church at near by Treverbyn. St Austell town centre is situated approximately 3 miles away and offers a wide range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. There is a mainline railway station and leisure centre together with primary and secondary schools and supermarkets. The picturesque port of Charlestown and the award winning Eden Project are within a short drive. The town of Fowey is approximately 10 miles away and is well known for its restaurants and coastal walks. The Cathedral city of Truro is approximately 17 miles from the property.
Directions
From St Austell head up onto the A391, past the iconic sky pyramid on your left hand side. At the mini roundabout take the second current main road exit signposted to Carluddon and Penwithick. At the roundabout at the bottom turn left and come into the village of Penwithick. Continue through the village past the shop on your left hand side, carry on out through the village heading towards Bugle. Turn right into Cookworthy Close and follow the road around and the cul-de-sac will appear on the right hand side. Turn in and the property will be located back on the right hand side. On road parking. A board will be erected for convenience.
Accommodation
All measurements are approximate, show maximum room dimensions and do not allow for clearance due to limited headroom.
To the front a paved pathway with covered canopy and outside courtesy lighting. Part obscure glazed door opening through into entrance hall.
Entrance Hall
With tile effect floor covering. Carpeted staircase with handrail to first floor and door through into lounge.
Lounge (2.78 x 4.28 - maximum)
Double glazed window to the front with deep display sill. Paper patterned wall with focal point of log burner set onto a slate hearth. Low level understairs storage cupboard and door through into kitchen/diner, located to the rear.
Kitchen/Diner (3.82 x 3.04)
Finished with a tile effect floor covering. Door into cloakroom/WC and part glazed door leading out onto the rear garden and window. The kitchen comprises a range of cream fronted wall and base units complimented with stripped wood effect laminated work surface with bevelled tiled splashback. Under unit and freestanding space for white good appliances. Stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap. Electric wall mounted heater in the dining area.
Cloakroom/WC
Low level WC and hand wash basin. Part tiled splashback and electric heater. Attractive tile effect floor covering.
Carpeted staircase to the first floor landing with six panel doors to both bedrooms and bathroom. Access to loft. The property also has the added benefit of an air recirculation system.
Bedroom (3.84 x 2.68)
Large double glazed window with deep display sill enjoying an outlook down over the garden. Electric heater.
Bathroom (1.85 x 1.90 - maximum)
White bathroom suite comprising low level WC, hand basin and panelled bath with showerhead attachment over and curved glazed screen. Part tiled wall surround. Tile effect floor covering. Electric heater.
Bedroom (2.70 x 3.84 - maximum into recess)
Also having double glazed window to front with deep display sill and fitted roller blind. Door into over stairs storage cupboard.
Outside
The rear garden is accessed from the kitchen/diner. A paved patio area and laid to lawn enclosed by strip wood fence panelling and pedestrian gateway to the rear. The rear garden enjoys a great deal of sun throughout the day and also offers a reasonable degree of privacy. There is also outside lighting and tap.
Council Tax Band - B
Section 106 Criteria
Eligibility
Cornwall Council would be looking to prioritise someone with an Area Local Connection to Treverbyn
see link to Parish Map - https://map.cornwall.gov.uk/website/ccmap/?zoomlevel=1&xcoord=192455&ycoord=51614&wsName=ccmap&layerName=Parishes
•Residency/permanent employment of 16 + hours per week for a period of at least 3 + years within the last 10 years
OR
Previous residency of 5 +years
OR
•Close family member (Mother/Father/Sister/Brother/Son/Daughter) where that family member has lived in the parish for 5 + years
•OR
•Who has previously lived in the parish for a period of at least 10 years before the age of sixteen years
OR
•Born in the parish
After 14 days of marketing we can consider those who have a local connection to the adjoining parishes of Roche, Luxulyan, St Blaise, Carlyon, St Mewan and St Stephen in Brannel.
After 28 days of marketing we can consider those with a Local Connection to Cornwall (i.e. all other parishes/towns outside of the primary and secondary areas) – please ask us for details.
In addition the applicant will need to:
•Be in Housing Need – i.e. living with family/renting and otherwise unable to afford a home on the open market
•Have a maximum household income of £80,000
•Have a minimum 10% deposit (or 5% with relevant AIP)
•Have a recent AIP from a s.106 lender (Nationwide/Halifax/Leeds/Santander/TSB/Skipton being the main ones we are aware of)
•Have viewed and offered on the property
Floorplan
EPC
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