This sought after village of Blisland, with its ancient Norman Church is set just below the western edge of Bodmin Moor and is known for its great charm and beauty, being one of very few villages set around a traditional village green. Blisland is well known for its popular public house, the Blisland Inn, a village shop and post office, doctor’s surgery and also has a highly rated Primary School. The village lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty yet is within a short drive of the A30 trunk road giving quick access to other parts of the country. The centre of the town of Bodmin with its ever expanding range of good facilities is about ten minutes maximum drive only and close by is Bodmin Parkway Mainline Railway Station. About twenty minutes’ drive from the property is Newquay Cornwall Airport with its national and now international air connections. The contrasting scenery of both the north and south coasts of the county are approximately 14 miles away.

This well-presented detached family home dates back to 1864 and was once The Farmhouse. The property has been well maintained to retain period features whilst having the luxuries of modern living. To the front of the property is a granite porch opening into the living room, here there are two granite inglenooks, with a wood burner and open fire. French doors lead out into the conservatory and overlooks an open field. From the living room there is a door to the inner hallway with stairs sweeping to the first floor which has under stair storage and a lovely stained-glass window to the front. The kitchen dining room is laid with slate flagstone flooring and skirting. The kitchen units wrap around with plenty of work space with a Belfast sink and brass taps. There is an integral fridge and washing machine and plumbing and space for a dishwasher. An electric rangemaster is recessed into the chimney breast. The oil boiler is tucked away into the far cupboard which heats the radiators throughout the property.

The conservatory spans the width of the property with a lovely patterned tiled floor, internal French doors lead to the kitchen/dining room and separate living room. There is also a glazed uPVC door leading to the garden.

Stairs rise to the first-floor landing, to the left is a door to the family bathroom which has a cast iron bath with shower over and a bi-folding glass screen, w.c, wash hand basin and heated towel rail. The airing cupboard houses the hot water tank which can be heated by oil or electricity. There is a cloakroom next to the bathroom which offers loft access.

Two double bedrooms and a single bedroom face to the rear of the property overlooking the open field and have two built in wardrobes and lovely feature fireplace in the main bedroom. The fourth bedroom is to the front of the property and is a good size double with built in storage.

The outstanding well maintained garden benefits from a stone built garden shed and timber shed. There is a spring which is used for the w.c’s and garden water, access to this is via the outside tap to the front of the house. A pathway sweeps from the conservatory through the side garden where there is a raised seating area to the parking. The double garage has metal barn doors with space for further household appliances, power lights are laid on. To the back corner of the garage is an office, this is where the internet comes in and feeds the house. The single storey garden studio is a significant block building that has been used for storage and has great potential to be used as residential accommodation (subject to consents) or could be used as a hobbies room or work from home office. It has power, light water and drainage connected. In front of the double garage is the driveway parking for two to three cars. A single garage adjacent to the parking also belongs to the property which is on a possessory title.