Cuby Cottages is a historic building of note, formerly being two cottages which were amalgamated into one and which now retain many of the original character features. It is located in the exceptionally popular historic village of Tregony in the Roseland Peninsula and with its private garden and off road parking space represents a perfect opportunity to buy a main or second home in one of south Cornwall’s most desirable locations.

A wooden door accesses the kitchen area to the rear of the property, which has a range of cupboards and drawers and space and plumbing for appliances. There are two staircases in the property with one side of the upstairs accessed at the far end of the kitchen. There is access from the kitchen to the snug or the dining room. The dining room is at the front of the property and has a light airy feel with dual aspect windows, beamed ceiling and feature wood burner. A door flows through to the sitting room with a front aspect, which is of a good size yet has a cosy feel, and has a chimney with slate base and wooden mantle and a TV point. A door continues to a snug which is a cosy space with a multi fuel burner. There is a return doorway to the kitchen, a flight of stairs to the other first floor bedrooms and a doorway to an inner hall leading to the downstairs bathroom. This has a three piece suite with panelled bath with shower over, a WC and a pedestal wash hand basin.

The stairway from the kitchen leads to a split landing, with doors to the master bedroom and bedroom four. The master bedroom has an interesting curved wall in one corner and is of a generous size with a high pitched ceiling and additionally there is an en-suite shower room. Bedroom four is a single bedroom with Velux window.

The stairway from the snug leads to a half landing which has a beautiful stained glass window and doors lead to the guest bedroom and bedroom three. The guest bedroom is well proportioned with a partly curved wall, exposed wooden floorboards and front aspect window. Bedroom three is a single with a Velux window and a storage cupboard.

Outside the property has off road parking for one vehicle with steps leading to the rear garden. The rear garden is private, not being overlooked in any way. The right hand side of the garden as you look away from the cottage is gently sloping and laid to lawn, forming a more formal garden area with space for a summerhouse to the rear. There is a stone outbuilding, thought originally to be a privy, which could be converted into an outside store. The garden to the left is a wild garden which could be ideal as a vegetable patch. There is a pathway dividing the garden which has steps that pass the LPG canisters, which provide the central heating system.