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Believed to have been first built in the 1600’s is this five bedroom end of terrace property. The cottage benefits from two reception rooms, a detached garage, with front and rear gardens. The property is believed to have been a public house for the local mining community in the 1800’s.
Kelly Bray is a village located circa One mile North from the town of Callington, which is a former agricultural market town offering an array of shops and in the local town of Gunnislake there are transport links by rail on the Tamar Valley Line.
Entrance porch, inner hallway with rear door and first staircase to the first floor, lounge/diner, separate dining room or study, kitchen with secondary staircase to the first floor, bathroom.
Landing and five bedrooms.
To the front is an open garden area with shrubs and plants. To the rear is an enclosed lawned garden bordered by mature hedging and fencing which is frequented by local wildlife. A detached garage is located to the side of the garden and there is an external store.
Energy Efficiency Rating - F
Lucy Fuller.
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