23, Sydney Road, Cornwall, PL11 2LY

Period style home, with three bedrooms, two reception rooms, gardens, and a fantastic kitchen/diner.

EPC D Nestled in the heart of Torpoint, this striking period home offers is located close to everyday conveniences. The town features a variety of local shops and cafes.

Families are well-catered for with highly regarded local schooling options, including Torpoint Infant School, Carbeile Junior School, and Torpoint Community College.

Just a short stroll away you will be able to enjoy Thanckes Park, known locally as 'The Lawns', A central public green space which is popular for dog walking and family outings.

Facilities include a children's play park, skate park, a bowls club, and newly refurbished tennis courts.

Tucked away within the grounds is the historic Bénodet Park, a walled garden which often is the location for community events.

Boasting its own marina and sailing club, the riverside town is highly accessible.

The continuous 24-hour Torpoint Ferry provides regular, direct transit across the water to Plymouth, making it an excellent choice for balancing Cornish living with city connectivity.

A entrance vestibule, with intricate period tiling to walls opens in to a welcoming hallway. To the front of the home is a bright and airy lounge balancing period elegance with a contemporary style.

Feature focal point is a striking castiron feature fireplace with a decorative mantle. Flanked by bespoke, built-in floor-to-ceiling shelving and low-level storage cupboards within the alcoves.

Original stripped wooden floorboards run underfoot. At the heart of the home you will find a versatile and highly adaptable reception space, currently serving as a dedicated dining room.

Could also be utilised as a home office, or potential fourth ground-floor bedroom. Centred around a charming period feature fireplace with a decorative surround.

Natural light flows into the space through a large sash-style window, while a cozy alcove offers an ideal nook for a desk or freestanding storage.

To the rear, an impressive and spacious kitchen/diner, fitted with a stylish range of cream shaker-style cabinetry, complemented by wood-effect worktops incorporating fitted electric oven, sleek hob, integrated white goods and an inset sink unit with swan neck mixer tap over.

A generous dining area easily accommodates a family-sized table and chairs, providing space for both entertaining and dining. Doors open to the rear garden.

A handy guest cloakroom with low level WC is neatly tucked away under the stairs. First Floor The landing leads to three good-sized bedrooms, bathroom and loft access.

The main bedroom is positioned at the front of the property.

Spanning the entire width of the house, this impressive room captures expansive water views across the River Tamar, stretching over Plymouth and out toward Dartmoor National Park.

It also opens onto a private balcony, creating a perfect spot to take in the morning sun and the exceptional scenery.

The remaining two double bedrooms are good sized, presenting flexible spaces, with a rear garden outlook.

The bathroom is beautifully finished, offering a four-piece suite, which features a walk-in shower enclosure, a separate bathtub, Low level flush WC, vanity unit with integrated washbasin.

Wall mounted heated towel rail. Large attic storage room fitted with Velux windows, presenting an excellent opportunity for a future room conversion.

An enclosed rear garden offers a charming outdoor retreat, perfect for relaxing and entertaining guests. Southerly facing the area is bathed in natural light.

The space is mostly laid to lawn, complemented by a decked sun terrace. The garden features mature shrub borders, with space for many potted plants.

Gate to rear that provides convenient access to the service lane where parking is available. To the front there is a period-style tiled stepped pathway which leads to the front door.

Alongside the entrance a small garden which offers a low-maintenance and welcoming entrance to the property