Detached house for sale in East Taphouse, Liskeard PL14

In the 1840s, the government began its first Ordnance Survey, which mapped out the entirety of Britain. In this first survey, The Old Smithy was used as a ‘benchmark’, meaning it was a point of reference for mapping the area. This well presented and charming home was previously a very successful holiday Let.

Entering the property from the gates, the first room is a premium and bespoke kitchen, which has premium flooring and far reaching views over the countryside, and flows through to the living room, which includes period features such as a beamed ceiling, a slate hearth with a stone surround and a cloam oven.

A interesting wooden bookshelf in the living room fronts a hidden door leading into another section of the property, with another living space featuring a beamed ceiling and an ornate lead window. In this section, there is also an additional kitchen and dining area, with wood flooring, a slate window sill, and built-in appliances including a wine fridge.

Upstairs, there is a bathroom and two bedrooms in the first section of the house, both with beamed ceilings, and a further two bedrooms and a bathroom in the ‘hidden’ section, which can only be accessed from the second section of the ground floor.
Outside, affords the new custodians the ability to dine alfresco and enough space to entertain the largest of parties.

The driveway with parking for multiple vehicles and a garage, while outbuildings include a wooden shed, a tool shed, and a log store. To one side of the property is a range of raised and floor level tasteful flower beds, and a wooden decked area with a pergola over, while to the other wide is another decked area, a pond, mature trees, and a log burner on the patio area. The countryside views from the property are truly spectacular. A fantastic property with enormous potential.