This 19th-century period home, Hillcrest Farm, boasts a wealth of features throughout its dual-aspect rooms. The property has undergone improvements over the years, including the addition of a triple-aspect south-facing entrance hall. The ground floor features a large lounge with a fireplace, a formal dining room with a log burning stove, and a kitchen with wood-fronted units. There are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. The property also benefits from innovative ground source heating, PV solar panels, and UPVC double glazing, minimizing its running costs. The house sits on 0.21 acres of land, with a semi-circular driveway, a detached tandem double garage, and various outbuildings, including a wooden-framed workshop and a block-built store. The property also features an indoor swimming pool, a greenhouse, and a garden with lawned areas and a variety of shrubs and bushes. Located in the hamlet of Maxworthy, near Launceston, the property offers easy access to the North Cornish Coastline, Exeter, and Plymouth, with its international airport and ferry port.