Station Road, Liskeard, PL14

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Manley Orchard is a beautifully extended and thoughtfully improved home, offering warmth, character, and generous space throughout. Tucked away at the end of a private lane, this one‑of‑a‑kind property built in 1995, enjoys complete privacy behind the original stone wall boundaries, that is believed to have once enclosed the orchard of the Liskeard Workhouse. The result is a modern home, with a rare sense of tranquillity, privacy, and charm. Inside The accommodation is arranged to support flexible modern living and multi generational use. The property benefits from plenty of natural light, with four beautifully arranged reception rooms, including a living room, dining room, games room and snug. These spaces are further enhanced by a bright, airy conservatory that enjoys tranquil views over the mature trees and private garden, creating an inviting and relaxing atmosphere throughout the home. A practical utility room and a rear porch/boot room add valuable functionality, The property offers a well‑balanced layout with five bedrooms in total. To the first floor, there are two double bedrooms along with two single bedrooms, one of which is currently arranged as a home office. To the ground floor, you’ll find an additional spacious double bedroom, providing flexible accommodation for guests or multi‑generational living. Outside Situated within a generous plot, the property includes a fully enclosed rear garden with mature borders, summerhouse and patio to both sides of the conservatory. This garden is a peaceful haven, sheltered on all sides by a Victorian stone wall, original surviving apple tree and other period features. Offering a private space to relax, entertain, or simply enjoy the peacefulness that surrounds the home. From the rear garden there is access to the private lane that leads from the driveway. This area currently incorporates a timber shed, but can be used as a workshop area or further outdoor dining space. To the front an iron gate leads to a private driveway for several vehicles as well as a small walled garden and access via a gate, to a further rear yard with dog shower. The property’s hidden setting gives it a calm, tucked‑away feel while still being moments from the railway station and town centre. Manley Orchard offers an impressive blend of modern comfort and timeless character, creating a beautifully balanced and exceptionally welcoming home. Station Road, Liskeard Station Road is one of Liskeard’s most convenient and well‑connected residential locations, offering an attractive blend of accessibility and privacy. The road runs gently towards Liskeard Railway Station, making it ideal for commuters and those who value easy transport links. Properties along Station Road benefit from a peaceful setting with mature greenery, established homes, and a welcoming neighbourhood feel. The area provides quick access to local amenities, yet retains a calm, tucked‑away character that appeals to buyers seeking both convenience and tranquillity. Liskeard and the Surrounding Area Liskeard is a thriving market town on the edge of Bodmin Moor, known for its strong community atmosphere, historic architecture, and excellent transport connections. The town centre offers a wide range of independent shops, cafés, and essential services, along with regular markets that reinforce its traditional Cornish charm. Schools, leisure facilities, and healthcare services are all close at hand, making Liskeard a practical and appealing place to live. The surrounding countryside is exceptionally scenic, with rolling farmland, wooded valleys, and easy access to the dramatic landscapes of Bodmin Moor. Coastal destinations such as Looe, Seaton, Polperro and Downderry are within a short drive, offering beaches, coastal walks, and popular dining spots. With both countryside and coastline close by, residents enjoy a lifestyle that balances rural beauty with everyday convenience. Liskeard also benefits from strong transport links, including the mainline railway station with direct services to Plymouth, Exeter, and London, as well as straightforward road access via the A38. An attractive and well-presented home, competitively priced and offering excellent value. Early viewing is highly recommended. Ground Floor Entrance into Games Room 16’2” x 14'11” (4.94m x 4.55m) A bright and welcoming front entrance featuring a double‑glazed uPVC front door with an obscure glazed side panel for privacy. Radiator, alarm panel, and wood panel laminate flooring. Stepping into the Games Room with its high ceiling spotlights and integrated speakers. A uPVC double glazed roof window, large side window gives the room a beautiful light and airy feeling. This room leads to the dining room, snug and ground floor double bedroom. Bedroom 1 9’9” x 13’1” (2.98m x 4m) Double bedroom with two uPVC double glazed windows, overlooking the front and side. Radiator, carpeted flooring, loft access and remote controlled fan and light. Snug 11’5” x 10'6” (3.48m 3.2m) Double glazed uPVC window looking out to the side, radiator, carpeted flooring and spotlights. Door leading to the electric cupboard and door leading to ground floor bathroom. Ground Floor Bathroom 4’5” x 7’11” (1.37m x 2.42m) Heated towel rail, tiled flooring and tiled walls. Low level WC, single enclosure shower, vanity storage with sink, mirror and extractor fan. Dining Room 15’8” x 9’9” (4.75m x 4.17m) Wooden double glazed sliding doors which lead to the conservatory. Radiator, laminate flooring, under stair storage. Access to the kitchen with breakfast area and lounge. Ample space for a large family dining table. Conservatory 14’7” x 9’2” (4.5m x 2.8m) UPVC double glazed sliding door opening onto the garden. Double glazed uPVC windows facing both sides of the patio and garden. Radiator and tiled flooring. Lounge 15’8” x 13’8” (4.78m x 4.17m) A generously sized lounge with double door access and dual aspect double‑glazed uPVC windows overlooking the side and rear garden. Finished with wood laminate flooring, electric log effect wood burner and oak mantel surround. Radiator. Ample room for large furniture. Kitchen 15’8” x 9’2” (4.78m x 2.8m) A large and well‑equipped kitchen and breakfast room which comprises a double glazed uPVC window overlooking the garden. Radiator, tiled flooring, granite work surfaces and granite splash backs. There is a range of wall and base units, an inset sink with drainer, electric double oven with an overhead extractor, integrated dishwasher and integrated under counter fridge. Further to the main area of kitchen there is a range of wall and base units with wine rack, granite work top and splash back that the current owners use as a baking station. An integrated under counter freezer and 2 uPVC double glazed velux roof windows. From here a door leads to the rear porch/boot room and a door leads to the utility room. Utility 12’11” x 5’ (3.94m x 1.52m) uPVC double glazed door, skylight window with electric opening. A further range of wall and base units in high gloss white, stainless steel sink with drainer, washing machine, dryer and fridge freezer. Worcester boiler, roll top work surfaces and radiator. A door leads to an enclosed outside yard that can be used for pets with an outside dog shower. Rear Porch/Boot Room 6’02” x 5’03” (1.84m x 1.62m) UPVC double glazed door opening onto the patio and garden. Double glazed uPVC window facing the rear and side. Light and electric point and space for a chest freezer or utilised for boots and coats First Floor Landing Carpeted flooring with access to four bedrooms, two bathrooms, airing cupboard and loft. Bedroom Five/Home Office 14’5” x 7’6” (4.4m x 2.29m) A good sized single bedroom currently utilised as a home office. Double glazed wood velux window facing the front. Radiator, carpeted flooring, built in storage cupboards and storage into the eaves. Bathroom 6'4" x 6'4" (1.96m x 1.96m) Double glazed uPVC window with obscure glass facing the side. Heated towel rail, part tiled walls. Low level WC, panelled bath, with an electric shower over, pedestal sink and extractor fan. Bedroom Two 12’3” x 8’10” (3.75m x 2.7m) Double bedroom with a double‑glazed uPVC window overlooking the rear garden. Recessed area for wardrobes. Includes a radiator, carpeted flooring and remote controlled fan and light. Bathroom 8’8” x 5’4” (2.65m x 1.65m) Good sized family bathroom with uPVC double glazed obscured window overlooking the rear garden. Vanity storage unit and sink. Low level WC, and corner electric shower. Vinyl flooring, heated towel rail and extractor fan. Bedroom Three 14’9” x 6’5” (4.5m x 1.97m) Single bedroom with a rear-facing double‑glazed uPVC window overlooking the garden, radiator, carpeted flooring and remote controlled fan and light. Ample room for wardrobe and desk. Ideal as a guest room or child’s bedroom. Bedroom Four 11’8” x 8’10” (3.58m 2.7m) Double bedroom with uPVC double glazed window overlooking the front aspect to receive the morning sun. Radiator, carpeted flooring and remote controlled fan and light. Outside Front Accessed via a wrought iron front gate to a private gravelled driveway for 2/3 cars. Stone wall boundary on all sides and a small walled garden area leading to side access to the small rear yard. From the driveway there is also access to the side and a gate to the rear garden. Side Leading on from the drive is a long useful area of ground, that is private and flanked by stone wall on both sides. Currently home to a small timber shed but could be used for a number of uses such as a outside dining area, garden bar, workshop or boat storage. With access to the rear garden. Rear A delightful and secluded rear garden with surviving apple tree from what is believed to have been part of the orchard of the Liskeard Workhouse and from where Manley Orchard gets its name. The garden also includes a small summerhouse, patio to both sides, lawn area, mature borders with a pear tree, palm trees, bamboo, clematis, camelia and many other plants. A cherry tree and plum tree have been added in recent years. There is ample room for a greenhouse and outdoor furniture. As well as the apple tree other period features include the Victorian dry stone wall to all sides, that acts as the perimeter and gives a great sense of privacy as well as a small chimney thought to be part of the historical fabric of the Workhouse. The garden benefits from a South Westerly aspect to fully enjoy the evening sun and glorious sunsets. Services – Mains Electricity, Gas and Water. FTTP Ultra Fast Broadband Council Tax - Band D