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An attractive and well presented 3 bedroom semi-detached house situated on the edge of the town in an elevated position with front and rear gardens and some lovely views from the first floor. The property offers spacious accommodation and had been updated and modernised to offer a stylish kitchen and bathroom alongside modern decor. The living accommodation is open-plan and is an impressive and spacious room utilised as a living area and dining area which in turn is open through to the kitchen.



The property features an attractive brick façade with bay window with the front of the property featuring a lawned garden with a fenced border and steps to the front door with a pathway at the side of the house with gated access to the rear. There is an entrance vestibule which leads into the reception space.This then leads into the impressive kitchen which features a range of modern wall and base units, integrated appliances, velux window and patio doors to the rear. The ground floor also features a useful utility room where the boiler is found and a cloakroom with WC.



On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms with the front bedrooms enjoying a lovely outlook over the town. There is a stylish bathroom with a velux window featuring a bath and separate shower cubicle. At the rear there is a decked area, gated access at the side with the main garden laid to lawn and a further decked area at the end of the garden.



Launceston is an ancient town steeped in history with the imposing Launceston Castle overlooking the town and surrounding area. Referred to as 'the gateway to Cornwall' Launceston is centred one mile (1.6 km) West of the River Tamar, which constitutes almost the entire border between the Cornish peninsular and Devon, the A30 is ideally located on the fringe of Launceston connecting to the rest of Cornwall with great access to the beautiful coastline whilst providing great access to Plymouth and Exeter and beyond. The town itself offers a variety of individual businesses from boutiques to fine food shops, blending with occasional national outlets including Tesco, M&S Food and Costa coffee. Local facilities include a leisure centre, medical facilities and well regarded primary and secondary schooling.



Did you know? The very impressive Launceston Castle dates from Norman times. Before the 13th century AD Launceston used to be the capital of the Earldom of Cornwall. Launceston has given its name to other places in the world including Australia. The Cornish name is Lannstefan and Lannstefan is Cornish for Church of St Stephen.