A long, narrow and substantial attached cottage offering a wealth of character including, thick stone walls, some original slate floors, exposed beamed ceilings and some distinguished wooden panelling to some of the walls. It is conveniently located within a small hamlet which allows easy access via A395 to the North Cornish Coast, Camelford and Bodmin Moor.

Inside the home is entered through a substantial conservatory then on into the spacious dining room that enjoys slate floors and built in cupboards around the redundant fireplace. The dual aspect kitchen has been refurbished and modernised over recent years. There are plenty of units situated both above and below the working surface and a tiled splash back. A Range style gas cooker is included within the sale. The home and hot water is heated by a propane gas boiler which is sited within the utility room that runs behind the kitchen. There is also plumbing and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, along with a door to the garden. The walls of the sitting room are lined with, we are told, genuine American Oak and the exposed stone fire place hosts a multi fuel burner. There is also a tiled cloakroom/WC situated under the stairs.

Upstairs, all four double bedrooms lead off from the hall, along with the bathroom there is an airing cupboard and further built in fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has a pink coloured suite and a round bath with opening side for ease of access.

Outside, the main garden is elevated to the side of the cottage and mainly laid to lawn with mature planting. The front garden has crazy paving and a flower bed built into the top of the boundary wall. Parking is provided by a garage and a stone shed could be used as a workshop. No forward chain.

The property is located in this small hamlet with good access onto the open terrain on Bodmin Moor via the Davidstow Air Field and Crowdy Reservoir. Within a few miles of the property is the famous North Cornish Coastline, which is renowned for its clifftop walks and sandy beaches as well as the towns of Camelford, coastal resort of Bude and market town of Launceston all of which offer extensive facilities.
From Launceston proceed westbound along the A30 dual carriageway for approximately 3 miles. Take the exit signposted towards North Cornwall and Camelford at Kennards House and proceed for several miles along the A395 passing through the villages of Pipers Pool, Hallworthy and Davidstow. Just before reaching the A39 having passed the Davidstow Church on the right hand side, there will be a turning for Trewassa on the left. Take this turning and proceed to into the small hamlet where Fuchsia Cottage will be identified on the right hand side marked with a Webbers For Sale Board.