Sat in a most enviable position overlooking the Camel Estuary within the highly sought after, historic and picturesque fishing village of Padstow, 44 Treverbyn Road represents a superb opportunity to purchase a substantial home, boasting a beautiful backdrop with lovely views across the Camel Estuary to Rock, Porthilly beach and Daymer Bay. The famous Camel Trail is just moments away!Originally constructed in the 1930s, 44 Treverbyn Road has painted render block walls, white uPVC windows and has a traditional pitched slate roof.With over 1,565 square feet, the generous accommodation is arranged with an entrance door to the side before a good size reception hall. There is one double bedroom on the ground floor with Estuary views and a separate shower room for convenience. This is all before stepping through to the open plan kitchen/dining room. This wonderfully social space is filled with natural light and the eye is drawn to the vista across the Estuary. The kitchen is fitted with a modern range of floor and wall cabinets and drawers with an oak block work surface and integrated belling oven and hob and dishwasher. A large opening then leads through to the sitting room - a large dual aspect space with Estuary views and a conservatory to the rear leading the garden.Up on the first floor are four more bedrooms, three with views of the Estuary and the master a generous size with a stylish en-suite bathroom. There is also a family bathroom, again stylish and modern in finish.Steal away some quiet time in the private and enclosed rear garden, mostly lawned with a beautiful mature Cherry Blossom, garden shed, concrete paths and detached garage to the side.44 Treverbyn Road has the advantage of a private driveway with parking for several vehicles, alongside a good size front lawn and established hedge boundaries. Services to the property include mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. EPC rating C. Council tax Band E.The historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow is located on the North Coast of Cornwall and offers an extensive range of cafes, public houses and restaurants, none more so than Paul Ainsworth's Michelin starred No.6, cool seafood bar Prawn On The Lawn and of course Rick Steins esteemed Seafood restaurant. An area of outstanding natural beauty, there are several sandy beaches within 2 to 4 miles as well as the championship golf course at Trevose. The town also has a supermarket and excellent Primary School. For more extensive shopping facilities, the thriving market town of Wadebridge is just 7 miles distant and offers a fine selection of shops and amenities including a sports centre, cinema, a primary and secondary school and a selection of supermarkets. The nearest mainline station is Bodmin Parkway which is approximately 20 miles distant with the nearest airport at Newquay approximately 14 miles away.To find 44 Treverbyn Road, drive towards Padstow on the A389. As you approach Padstow, turn right at signs for the town centre and follow the road down the hill. Just after the road bears right, turn right into Dennis Road. Within 100 yards, turn left onto Treverbyn Road and follow the road down and to the right. Stay left as the road forks and number 44 can be found along on the right hand side. The postcode for satellite navigation is PL28 8DN. What3words: reviewed.baker.lifelong For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i68749004
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A NEWLY BUILT, STATE OF THE ART CONTEMPORARY HOME IN RURAL CORNWALLA beautifully designed, contemporary building utilising state of the art technology throughout. It incorporates a spacious four bedroomed home, a fully self-contained annex and an integral double garage, the whole rendered in white, high thermally rated silicone render and charred larch cladding. The property occupies a magnificent site on the crest of a former meadow which is accessed from a private no-through road on the edge of the charming Cornish village of Stithians within easy reach of Truro and Falmouth.The remainder of the build ensures eco friendly credentials throughout with underfloor heating provided by a Grant Aerona 3 Air Source Heat Pump which operates on both floors. High levels of insulation and German precision Schuco glazing create an ambient living environment, each area being controlled individually by a Heatmiser Smart system.The generous floor area of over 3500 sq. feet is complemented by three-metre-high ceilings ensuring a wonderful sense of spaciousness throughout. The accommodation on the ground floor, accessed from the entrance hall with steps down, is centred around an open plan living area, floored in tuscan marble effect tiles, with panoramic views across the Kennall Valley. The area incorporates a German bespoke Torben Schmid Bauformat kitchen along with both dining and sitting areas and opens onto a glass balustraded balcony via full height black aluminium sliding doors. This floor also accommodates the principal bedroom suite, a very generous area featuring a large bedroom with a spacious walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. A utility room and a cloakroom complete the facilities on this floor. Two further bedrooms sharing a beautifully fitted family bathroom are located on the lower ground floor with the fourth bedroom currently used as a study. Also on this floor is a fully fitted annex with the choice to be independent or integrated within the main residence as required. It has a large sitting room, again a Bauformat kitchen with dining area, a double bedroom and en-suite bathroom. All bathroom fittings throughout are by Villeroy and Boch with Miele providing the kitchen appliances, worktops are in Dekton with Quartz fitted in the annex and finally lighting throughout uses the LED system.THE LOCATIONLocated in the village of Stithans nine miles from Truro and eight miles from Falmouth. The property can be found on the edge of the village in a very quiet and peaceful location overlooking the Kennall Valley. Stithans has a church established in the twelfth century, a chapel and a junior school, the village also supports a post office, a general store, a garage, a public house and a hotel. One major local event held in July which has been established now for almost a century, is the Stithians Agricultural Show one of the best-known village shows in the West Country. Stithians Reservoir, nearby, provides the facility for many aquatic sports and pastimes.Falmouth is around 8 miles distant with a busy commercial and recreational scene, here there are a wealth of retail shopping opportunities along with a yachting centre able to enjoy the deepest natural harbour in Europe and of course excellent beaches. Golf enthusiasts are well catered for with several excellent clubs in the area and for the yachting and sailing fraternity the opportunities on this part of the Cornish coast are without doubt amongst the finest in the United Kingdom. Many clubs and Marinas have been long established to take advantage of the tidal estuaries and the wonderful day sailing waters. Helford, Falmouth Harbour and Bay, the Carrick Roads and Fal Estuary, creeks at Restronguet, Mylor and the Percuil River are all famous locations easily reached from Stithians. Truro, about 9 miles away also has excellent shopping facilities but also includes fine performances offered by the Hall for Cornwall Theatre, subject of a recent complete restoration. A direct intercity rail service connects Truro to London Paddington (travel time approximately 4½ hours). Newquay with air links to London and other destinations is around twenty miles from Stithians itself. The area is well served with both private and state schools for all ages including Treliske and Polwhele Preparatory Schools, Truro School, Truro High School for Girls and the University of Cornwall Hub based at Tremough near Penryn.OUTSIDEThe property, which occupies a large site of approximately a third of an acre is entered via an electrically operated gate system with intercom access if required. There are high boundary walls to the parking area giving a full degree of privacy. The area inside opens onto a tarmacadam courtyard with parking for numerous vehicles plus an integral double garage. A secondary graveled parking area has been provided off the lane for further visitors. The gardens are currently laid to lawn with paths and terraces providing a structured basis with great opportunity for further planting and development For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i68692484
Welcome to One Pentire, a new wave of optional residential or holiday-usage life + style-driven apartments in one of the most sought-after locations on the North Coast of Cornwall, including nine aspirational penthouses, some with vast far-reaching sea views.One Pentire is designed by award-winning HLM architects and is crafted out of Cornish stone gabion walls with exteriors all thoughtfully designed to be responsive and sensitive to the surrounding coastal setting, climate and topography. External landscaping ensures maximal indoor/outdoor living benefits with a stunningly landscaped communal garden space for residents' and visitors' ultimate alfresco enjoyment.The aspirational location of Pentire is fast-becoming one of Cornwall's most lucrative property hotspots. A special collection of 74 spacious apartments close to the iconic surf-beach Fistral. The boutique development hosts nine outstanding penthouses, and 65 exclusive studio, one, two and three bed apartments, expansive underground parking for all apartments with lift access to each floor. Adding to the lifestyle benefits is space for a wine bar and cafe-deli on the ground floor, and idyllically landscaped gardens.Your exclusive boutique Cornish penthouse awaits. Occupying the fourth floor are five striking onebedroomed and four two-bedroomed penthouses all with unrivalled, knock-out sea views for sheerrelaxation and the ultimate coastal enjoyment. Perfect for halcyon evenings on your very own private balcony watching the bourbon sunset drizzle into the Atlantic Ocean.The coastal, design life + style-driven Cornish penthouses are adorned with neutral and green huesin perfect symbiosis with the natural surroundings. Evocative of Californian beach houses with woody accents and light, bright and airy aesthetics.All apartments have stunning Porcelanosa kitchens for functionality and modern bathrooms decked out with contemporary black fittings add depth of detail. A combination of elegant floor tiles, durable laminate and engineered wood flooring throughout creates industrial durability.One Pentire offers two extended ground-level parking areas occupying the footprint of the building ensuring every single apartment has its own parking space for ease and an additional shared bike shed will be available for residents.Providing the optimum Cornish life + style, One Pentire can almost be considered its own lifestyle 'resort', a destination for those who love to embrace the enviable outdoor Cornish saltwater lifestyle. Fistral beach's modern complex is just a short stroll away with its buzzy beachside bars for sunset gazing and spectating the salted surfers, top calibre coastal restaurants dishing up the freshest local catch and boutique shops for your perusal.Surrounded from all angles by opportunities for open-air adventure, One Pentire is stylishly secluded but still sits comfortably in the vicinity of all much-needed amenities. Adjacent to the wilderness of the Gannel estuary, harking back to Newquay's seafaring past, in reach of dramatic sea cliffs neighbouring rolling sand dunes, and a stone's throw from rugged headlands carpeted with colourful flora and fauna and the enigmatic pull of the mighty Atlantic Ocean. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/flats_newquay-d196549/for-sale_i69787702
Polcarrek is a modern, spacious detached 4-bedroom family home constructed in 2005 by well-respected builders Amazon Construction of St Merryn. The property is built of traditional concrete block cavity wall construction surmounted by a natural slate roof and benefits from gas-fired central heating (Worcester boiler replaced in 2023) and uPVC double glazing. Polcarrek enjoys stunning views spanning from Trevose Headland, Mother Ivey's and Lifeboat Station and includes Trevone's Rocky Beach, Gulland Island and Madrips.The property enjoys pedestrian access over a private lane. The lane links directly to the public footpath which leads to the natural swimming pool located 800m away on Trevone's Rocky Beach. Polcarrek enjoys full residential status and has been successfully holiday let for 5 years providing a substantial rental income. Vacant possession will be available November 2024. Trevone Bay is located within 1.5 miles of Padstow, renowned for its excellent range of restaurants. The village of Trevone boasts two beaches, Porthmissen's sandy beach ideal for families and the rocky beach, with its wealth of rock pools ideal for enjoying lazy days on the beach. The coastline of Trevone is dominated by the natural Blow Hole. The village boasts a beach stores, Church, local pub and beach cafe.The surrounding area has been designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. The championship golf course of Trevose was bestowed with the honour of hosting the 2008 English Amateur Strokeplay competition is located within approximately two and a half miles. Sailing and Watersports: The Camel Estuary is a well-established centre for watersports, including sailing and water skiing, boat charters are available from Padstow and craft can be moored in Padstow or launched from the Padstow Harbour Commissioner's slipway. Restaurants: An excellent range of restaurants are located within Padstow, Rick Stein's renowned Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth's Michelin starred restaurant No.6 are complemented by a range of restaurants to suit all budgets.Travel by Train: Bodmin Parkway Station offers regular links to London Paddington and is approximately 23 miles distant.Travel by Air: Newquay Airport is within approximately 12 miles and offers a number of national and international flights via London Gatwick, which is approximately a one hour flight.ACCOMMODATION WITH ALL MEASUREMENTS BEING APPROXIMATE:UPVC FRONT ENTRANCE DOOR INTO:OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/DINING ROOM - 5.31m x 5.18m (17'5 x 17'0)17' 5 x 17' 0 (5.31m x 5.18m) plus 13' 1 x 10' 1 (3.99m x 3.07m) Triple aspect room, French doors to patio. Comprehensive range of base and wall units with natural wood worksurfaces over, Range style electric double oven with seven gas burners with extractor hood over, space for dishwasher, space for tall fridge/freezer, display cabinet. Central island/breakfast bar with storage cupboards under. Three central heating radiators, recessed ceiling light, power points, television point, telephone point, fully tiled floor which runs throughout the hallway and into the utility room, door to:INNER HALLWAY With understairs cupboard, recess with shelving, Neo Bluetooth central heating thermostat, central heating radiator, recessed ceiling lights.UTILITY ROOM - 4.17m x 2.49m (13'8 x 8'2)Range of base and wall units with laminated worksurface over and tiled surround, Butler sink, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, extractor fan, central heating radiator personal door to rear. WALK-IN AIRING CUPBOARD With shelving and central heating radiator.BEDROOM TWO - 3.58m x 3.15m (11'9 x 10'4)plus entrance lobby. Single aspect room with personal door giving access to rear patio and garden, built-in double wardrobe with storage over, central heating radiator, TV point, power points, feature glass bricks providing natural light to:EN-SUITE SHOWER - 1.8m x 1.73m (5'11 x 5'8)Corner shower cubicle, low level WC, wash hand basin, tiled walls and floor, central heating radiator.BEDROOM THREE - 4.06m x 3.18m (13'4 x 10'5)Single aspect room with personal door giving access to decked patio and rear garden. Built-in double wardrobe with storage over, recess with shelving and storage cupboard under, central heating radiator, centre ceiling light, power points, TV point.BEDROOM FOUR - 3.1m x 2.59m (10'2 x 8'6)Single aspect room, built-in wardrobe with storage over, central heating radiator, power points, TV point, centre ceiling light.FAMILY BATHROOM - 2.54m x 2.36m (8'4 x 7'9) plus recess.Single aspect room with frosted glazed window to side. Bathroom suite comprising of modern bath with drencher head and hand shower, low level WC, wash hand basin, feature radiator, recess, tiled floor, half panelled walls, extractor fan, recess ceiling light. OAK STAIRCASE WITH FEATURE LIGHTING GIVES ACCESS TO:FIRST FLOORLIVING ROOM - 6.4m x 3.84m (21'0 x 12'7)Triple aspect 'L' shaped room with floor to ceiling glazing panels affording stunning views over open countryside to the North Cornish coast and Trevose Headland. Two central heating radiators, television point, power points, recessed ceiling lights, feature recess with shelving, feature uplighters. Neo Bluetooth central heating thermostat.BALCONY - 3.4m x 1.7m (11'2 x 5'7)With stainless steel and glass detailingBEDROOM ONE - 5.38m x 4.57m (17'8 x 15'0)French doors to Juliette balcony, Velux windows to front and rear. Views to Madrips and Gulland Island can be enjoyed from the rear Velux window. Two double built-in wardrobes, under eaves storage, central heating radiator, TV point, power points, telephone point, recessed ceiling lights, recess with shelving.EN-SUITE BATHROOM - 3.12m x 1.85m (10'3 x 6'1)With Velux window to rear elevation. Bathroom suite comprising of roll top bath, Niagara shower with drencher head, concealed cistern low level WC, glass wash hand basin with monobloc tap, fully tiled walls and floor.OFFICE/STUDY - 2.95m x 2.46m (9'8 x 8'1)With Velux window to side elevation. Central heating radiator, power points, telephone point, recessed ceiling light, range of units with shelving over.OUTSIDE Polcarrek is approached via a private road to brick paved driveway with parking for 4 cars.INTEGRAL GARAGE - 5.79m x 3.76m (19'0 x 12'4)With electric roller door to front elevation, personal door to side, wall mounted gas fired Worcester central heating boiler with central heating timing controls, power and light, electricity consumer unit.To the front of the property is a raised border with Cornish stone wall.GARDEN STORE - 2.92m x 1.09m (9'7 x 3'7) plus 2.36 x 1.09 (7' 9 x 3' 7) Timber construction.PATIO - 17.68m x 2.74m (58'0 x 9'0)Located to the side of the property with access from the kitchen, is a brick paved patio area, outside hot and cold shower. REAR GARDENS - 25.91m x 9.75m (85'0 x 32'0) maximumDecked area gives way to lawned gardens. The gardens are bounded by mature hedging to either side with Cornish stone wall with tamarisk hedge to rear. SERVICESMains Water, Mains Gas, Mains Drainage via pump, Fibre BroadbandTENUREFreeholdCOUNCIL TAXBusiness RatedDIRECTIONSProceed out of Padstow on the B3276, turn right into Trevone at Windmill. Proceed down the hill and take the 3rd left turn. Proceed for 50 metres and turn left into Dobbin Lane. Proceed to the end of the lane and turn right. Polcarrek is the second detached property on your right-hand side.AGENTS NOTE To comply with the Estate Agency Act please note that the Vendor of Polcarrek is an employee of Cole Rayment & White (Padstow). VACCANT POSSESSION - Polcarrek is holiday let throughout the 2024 season. Vacant possession will be available November 2024. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_trevone-d556004/for-sale_i70680064
DescriptionNo. 22 Treverbyn Road is a spacious detached four bedroom family home built of traditional construction and surmounted by a natural slate roof. The property benefits from sealed unit double glazing and gas fired central heating and sits in a delightful elevated position affording far reaching views spanning from Padstow's Outer Harbour to the mouth of the Camel Estuary and incorporating Brae Hill, Rock and Porthilly. The accommodation has been arranged with two reception rooms, both enjoying panoramic views to the Estuary. The living accommodation is complimented by Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility Room, Sperate WC and Fourth Bedroom on the Ground Floor. Stairs give access to spacious First Floor Landing with three double Bedrooms, one En-Suite Shower and Family Shower Room. No. 22 Treverbyn Road boasts lawned Gardens which surround the property on all four elevations. Located to the rear and accessed off a private lane is a Detached Double Garage and Parking for three vehicles. If further living accommodation were required there is believed to be significant development potential subject to the requisite planning consent and building regulation approval being obtained. Viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate the magnification location and views this property has to offer. The property would be ideal as a family home or holiday home with the potential of commanding excellent rental returns. Padstow has a long and ancient maritime history, the harbour being nestled in to the west-side of the Camel Estuary offering protection from the prevailing South-Westerly winds. The town boasts a labyrinth of crooked streets sloping down to the harbour where many fine medieval buildings can be found including the 15th century Abbey House on North Quay and the 16th century court house of Sir Walter Raleigh on the South Quay. The surrounding coastline and countryside has been designated an area of outstanding natural beauty with many of North Cornwall's finest sandy beaches within a five mile radius. Sailing and Watersports - The Camel Estuary is a well established centre for watersports, including sailing and water skiing, boat charters are available from Padstow and craft can be moored in Padstow or launched from the Padstow Harbour Commissioners' Slipway. Restaurants - Padstow offers an excellent range of restaurants the Michelin starred restaurant of Paul Ainsworth's No. 6 and Rick Stein's renowned Seafood Restaurant both within a 5 minute walk; with many other restaurants and public houses offering excellent fare. Leisure & Golf - The famous surfing beaches of Newquay, Polzeath and Constantine Bay are only a short drive away. The Trevose Golf and Country Club is located within approximately 4 miles, the course was bestowed with the honour of hosting the Amateur Brabazon Strokeplay Championship, bearing testament to the course's excellent credentials. The course also offers excellent tennis courts and swimming pool. Travel by Road - Connections are good with the A30 dual carriageway at Bodmin only 15 miles away which provides access to the national motorway network at Exeter. Travel by Train - Bodmin Parkway station approximately 25 miles distant offers regular links direct to London Paddington. Travel by Air - Newquay Airport is approximately 20 minutes (10 miles) and offers a number of national and international flights via London Gatwick which is approximately a one hour flight. The property is approached via double gates with steps and crazy paved path leading to composite uPVC double glazed front entrance door into: Entrance Porch - 2m x 2.1m (6'6 x 6'10) tapering to 1.02mOriginal Pine three quarter glazed door into Entrance Hall. Central heating radiator, stairs provide access to First Floor (see later), door to: Dining Room - 4m x 3.5m (13'1 x 11'5) Plus bay window to front elevation measuring 2.33m x 0.94mStunning views to Camel Estuary, Brae Hill and Rock. Central heating radiator, power point, thermostatic heating control, fireplace with wooden surround, centre ceiling light. Living Room - 4m x 3.5m (13'1 x 11'5) plus bay window measuring 2.28m x 0.91mGas fire with tiled hearth and surround with wooden fire surround over, central heating radiator, TV point, power point, centre ceiling light. Stunning views to the Camel Estuary and Rock.Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 5m x 3.5m (16'4 x 11'5)Dual aspect room with personal door to rear. Comprehensive range of base and wall units with laminated worksurface over and tiled surround. Colour coded one and a half bowl single drainer sink, integrated oven and grill, space and plumbing for dishwasher, wall mounted Worcester gas fired central heating boiler, two ceiling spotlight tracks, power point, cooker point, central heating radiator, door to:Utility Room - 3.68m x 2.13m (12'0 x 6'11) tapering to 1.30mSingle aspect room with window overlooking Rear Patio and Garden. Stainless steel single drainer sink with base unit under, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for tall fridge freezer, central heating radiator, power point, centre ceiling light. Separate WC - 0.98m x 0.74m (3'2 x 2'5)With window to rear elevation, low level WC. Bedroom Four - 3.63m x 2.5m (11'10 x 8'2)Dual aspect room, power point, centre ceiling light.StaircaseGives access to First Floor Landing with large window overlooking Rear GardensSpacious Landing - 2.5m x 2.27m (8'2 x 7'5)Central hating radiator, centre ceiling light.Shower Room - 3.55m x 1.8m (11'7 x 5'10)Single aspect room with large walk in shower cubicle with glazed screen to side and rear, electric Mira Sport shower, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with light/shaver point over, central heating radiator, partially tiled walls, access hatch to loft. Bedroom One - 4.09m x 3.1m (13'5 x 10'2) Plus bay window measuring 2.31m x 0.91mBay window affords stunning panoramic views spanning from the outer Harbour incorporating the Camel Estuary and Cant Hill. Central heating radiator, power point, ceiling light, door to: En-Suite ShowerBuilt in shower cubicle with recess to rear, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with light/shaver point over, central heating radiator, further recess, extractor fan. Bedroom Two - 4.11m x 4m (13'5 x 13'1) Plus bay window measuring 2.31m x 0.95m with further window to side elevation.Enjoying stunning views spanning from the Red Brick Building in the Outer Harbour, Camel Estuary, Brae Hill, Rock, Porthilly and Cant Hill. Central heating radiator, power point, centre ceiling light.Bedroom Three - 3.54m x 3.08m maximum (11'7 x 10'1)With window to rear elevation, central heating radiator, power point, centre ceiling light.OutsideFront GardenLaid to lawn with range of mature flower and shrub borders and crazy paved path leading to the side of the property which provides access to: Spacious Rear Lawned Garden and Patio - 13.8m x 17.5m (45'3 x 57'4)Attractive crazy paved Patio with steps providing access to path which dissects the Garden. The spacious Garden is laid to lawn with mature flower and shrub boarders. Rear gate provides access to:Detached Double Garage - 5.25m x 4.4m (17'2 x 14'5)With metal up and over door, power and light and surmounted by a bituminous felt flat roof. Parking Area - 8.2m x 6.46m (26'10 x 21'2)Tenure - FreeholdCouncil Tax Band - E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i70096766
Welcome to your dream coastal residence! Positioned on a gentle hillside, this modern and energy-efficient five-bedroom detached family home offers an unparalleled lifestyle overlooking the breathtaking St Ives Bay and Porthmeor Beach.As you step into the entrance hall, the open floor plan immediately captures your attention, seamlessly blending contemporary design with functionality. The expansive living area is bathed in natural light, thanks to large windows that not only showcase the panoramic sea views but also contribute to the home's energy efficiency.The heart of this home is undoubtedly the sleek and well-appointed kitchen, equipped with integrated appliances and a central peninsular for both culinary enthusiasts and family gatherings. Imagine preparing meals while enjoying the ever-changing hues of the ocean just beyond your window.The accommodation is cleverly designed over three floors, with five bedrooms and three well appointed bathrooms. The lower ground floor would be particularly suitable as a self-contained annex, having its own kitchen and separate entrance door. Perfect for multi-generational family living or perhaps earning additional income through letting. It is worth noting that there are no holiday letting restrictions on this property.Step outside onto your private sun terrace, the perfect spot for al fresco dining or simply unwinding while taking in the breathtaking views over the bay. The terrace extends the living space outdoors, offering a seamless connection to the natural beauty that surrounds you.Parking is never a concern with ample parking for up to four cars, ensuring you and your guests have easy access to this coastal haven.This property is not just a home; it's a lifestyle. Immerse yourself in the beauty of St Ives Bay, with the golden sands of Porthmeor Beach just a short stroll away. Whether you're seeking a family residence or a holiday retreat, this modern masterpiece delivers on every front, combining comfort, style, and the unparalleled allure of panoramic sea views. Your coastal oasis awaits!LOCATION:St. Ives, nestled on the rugged coastline of Cornwall in southwestern England, is a picturesque seaside town that captivates visitors with its unparalleled natural beauty, artistic spirit, and charming ambiance. This idyllic destination seamlessly blends a rich maritime heritage with a thriving contemporary arts scene, creating a unique and vibrant atmosphere.The town's narrow, winding streets reveal a delightful array of whitewashed cottages adorned with colorful flowers, creating a postcard-perfect setting against the backdrop of the cerulean sea. St. Ives boasts pristine sandy beaches, including the renowned Porthminster Beach and Porthmeor Beach, where golden sands meet the gentle waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The charming harbour is the heart of St. Ives, where fishing boats bob in the water and seagulls glide overhead. Here, visitors can explore a variety of seafood restaurants, quaint cafes, and traditional pubs, each offering a taste of local flavours. Stroll along the harbor's edge to experience the lively atmosphere, browse boutique shops showcasing handmade crafts, and perhaps catch a glimpse of local fishermen at work.Surrounded by the stunning landscapes of West Cornwall, St. Ives is also a gateway to exploration. Coastal walks provide panoramic views of the rugged cliffs, and nearby landmarks like Godrevy Lighthouse add to the allure of the region. Whether you're seeking relaxation on the beach, artistic inspiration, or a taste of maritime history, St. Ives welcomes you with its enchanting charm and timeless allure. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i71170179
Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of a former serpentine and granite quarry, the Mengleth House stands as a testament to local craftsmanship, having been meticulously constructed by a skilled builder in 2008. The property exudes timeless elegance and is impeccably maintained, showcasing a seamless blend of modern comfort and architectural finesse.Upon entering, the grandeur of the residence is immediately apparent in the impressive entrance hallway. A sweeping oak and glass staircase gracefully ascends to the first floor, setting the tone for the luxurious living spaces within. Throughout the house, underfloor heating ensures a cozy ambiance, with individually temperature-controlled rooms catering to personalized comfort.The ground floor unfolds into a haven of relaxation, featuring three spacious double bedrooms. One of these bedrooms boasts a convenient ensuite, while a well-appointed family bathroom caters to the needs of residents and guests alike. Additional practical elements include a cloak cupboard and an integral door providing access to the double garage, seamlessly blending convenience and functionality.Ascending to the upper level reveals an inviting open plan kitchen and breakfast room, a perfect setting for entertaining guests. Sliding patio doors open onto a side terrace, offering captivating views. The lounge, bathed in natural light from dual aspect windows and patio doors, provides a serene retreat. An adjacent octagonal space, currently utilized as a music or snug area, adds a touch of versatility to the living space.Outside, the property boasts ample parking on the driveway for numerous cars. The rear of the residence is a haven of outdoor delights, featuring a raised sun terrace with a hot tub and the potential for a further room, thanks to existing planning permission. A generous swimming pool on the lower terrace is nestled within the sheltered confines of the quarry, providing a private oasis. The upper garden, predominantly laid to lawn, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and headland.Adding to the property's allure is a separate one-bedroom detached annexe, previously utilized as a successful holiday let. The annexe features an open-plan living and dining area, a double bedroom, and a family bathroom. Above, a loft room presents itself as an ideal space for a home office or gym, completing the multifaceted appeal of Mengleth House as a truly exceptional residence For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_helston-d197328/for-sale_i70659054
Contemporary country home, spacious, smart and comfortable, in a tranquil rural setting. DescriptionCompleted in 2021, Oakwood House was constructed of traditional materials, notably De Lank granite, used extensively externally and as a feature of the interior.The front door opens into a foyer and then a massive living/kitchen/dining room, such a pleasant open plan space, entirely contemporary, yet with the welcoming atmosphere of a comfortable farmhouse. This open plan space is naturally lit from windows on three aspects as well as the glazed, vaulted entrance.At the far end a wood burner is set into the granite hearth and a feature granite wall. It suggests a country house from an earlier age, but on turning to the kitchen, modern design and technology is used here for efficiency with two NEFF ovens, induction hob and inbuilt air filter, a supersized fridge and a walk-in pantry of generous proportions.A very attractive, unusual granite is used for the worktops and on the large island and breakfast bar. However, attention is also drawn to the deeply rural view from the picture window above the kitchen sink, a sure distraction from peeling potatoes! A large, family-sized dining table fits with room to spare between the kitchen island and the patio doors that open onto the garden terrace. Opening the doors would provide an extended entertaining space on the large, sheltered paved area terrace, though the lovely room can also accommodate plenty of people. It is unusual for a modern open plan living room to be so spacious and so cosy, but this one is. Adjoining is a large sitting room also with double patio doors, to the front garden and the peaceful view. Opposite this is a prettily decorated wc with handbasin. Next is a bathroom, nicely tiled, with a freestanding bath, a wide shower and low-level night lights, conveniently next to a large double bedroom. It has large inbuilt wardrobes and is double aspect, overlooking the fields to the rear of the house.A door leads to the rather roomy utility/laundry/store and bootroom, and from there, the rear porch and back door. It is worth noting that the configuration of these rooms would make it simple to create a separate self-contained wing, simply by installing a door in the hall.A bespoke oak staircase with glass balustrade turns to the first floor which offers more versatile space. The landing has a vaulted ceiling and a gallery bridge connects the three bedrooms with lots of usable space between the two sides. To the left is a large double bedroom, its pitched, beamed ceiling creating a cosiness despite the abundant light from south-west facing windows and far reaching county views. There is ample fitted storage and the en suite shower room is also generously proportioned.On the right side is another front facing bedroom, with the same lovely view, currently used as an office with extensive under eaves storage cupboards. Finally, the principal bedroom suite extends over the rear of the house, with glazed double doors opening onto a decked balcony to take advantage of the peaceful location. Meadows, a green lane, woodland and to the east, the gentle rise to Castle an Dinas, provide an engaging landscape in any season. The bedroom features a bed that stands free from any wall with a frame surrounding it, fitted with integrated bedside lights and a dainty chandelier above. The en suite bathroom is attractively fitted with black and white tiles and muted green panelled walls. This is an attractive house throughout, tastefully decorated; full of natural light, designed light fittings, pale wood floors and deep carpets. Its style is at the same time contemporary and homely. The three quarters of an acre garden has been nicely landscaped. Double gates from the lane open into a wide drive with a carport and garage, the upper storey of which a has boarded floor. A gate opens to a paved courtyard and triple sectioned workshop and tool store, also housing the bore hole filters. A six-person hot tub occupies a private corner, close to the door into the rear porch. The already mentioned paved terrace stretches the length of the house and is sunk below the upper terrace of the lawned garden, protected by an impressive stone hedge. The whole site is surrounded by traditional Cornish hedging and and recently planted oaks, amongst mature lime and ash trees. The lawned garden offers plenty of playing space for children and pets and has attractively planted flower beds, a functioning fountain, Victorian style garden lamps and external lights triggered by sensors, also controlled remotely by an app as are the CCTV cameras.LocationTresaddern is a small hamlet overlooking a wooded valley and open farmland beyond, a quiet backwater between St Columb and the A30.East of Oakwood House the land rises to Castle an Dinas, one of the largest and most impressive hillforts in Cornwall, sited in an imposing position on the summit of Castle Downs with extensive and panoramic views across central Cornwall to both north and south coasts. Dating from around the second and third centuries BC, it is mentioned in Cornish legends as one of the seats of the Duke of Cornwall and it is still one of the most impressive and important archaeological sites in Cornwall. Padstow is within easy reach and is well known as a historic fishing port and home to top class restaurants. Everyday amenities can also be found there, such as a supermarket and a range of shops as well as plenty of watersports and leisure activities, including cycle hire for the Camel Trail.Newquay, known for its surfing culture, is also conveniently close and being a major holiday resort has much to offer, not only for shopping and everyday requirements, but also for spectacular days on the coast, with plenty of beautiful beaches to choose from. Golfers can play on the clifftop course and keen sea anglers can take day long excursions on fishing boats from the harbour. A few minutes' drive in either direction from Oakwood House will bring you to the A39 and the A30, yet when in the house or the grounds there is nothing to intrude on the sounds of the countryside and it seems a world apart.Square Footage: 4,868 sq ft DirectionsFrom the A30 (Truro to Bodmin) take the A39 towards Wadebridge and St Columb at Indian Queens. At Trekenning Roundabout take the exit to Castle an Dinas and continue for two miles until a left turn which leads down to Tresaddern Farm, after which Oakwood House is immediately on the right.St Columb about 3 miles Cornwall Airport Newquay about 6 milesWadebridge about 9 miles Newquay about 10 miles Padstow about 10 milesBodmin Parkway Station about 13 milesTruro about 18 miles Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains electricity, private water (bore hole), private drainage, oil boiler for underfloor heating and radiators. VIEWINGS - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_cornwall-d529691/for-sale_i71021350
A BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED SIX BEDROOMED PERIOD VICARAGE WITH TWO INDEPENDENT COTTAGES AND A STUDIOThe Old Vicarage, facing South West, beside the Church of St John the Baptist, is bounded by walled gardens. This spacious period home has a broad fronted Cornish granite facade with a slate roof and tall multi-paned sash windows. Much restoration has taken place in recent years including the installation of full double glazing, new roof as of 2017 and oil-fired central heating. The buildings which are around the main house have been charmingly converted to create two independent cottages and a studio, all fitted to a very high standard. The south facing entrance to the house leads into a welcoming reception hall floored with the original tiling and with a high ceiling featuring a beautiful archway. It then leads on to the kitchen at the far end of the hall and off the corridor is a turning staircase to the upper floor. The first room on the left is a study with a tall window overlooking the garden, period fireplace and a tiled floor. There is a refitted downstairs cloakroom restored in the appropriate period style. The very spacious sitting room has exposed floorboards, tall sash windows ensuring generous natural illumination, an original marbled fireplace and many other period features including a central ceiling rose. The impressive dining room is next door and has an original marble fireplace, tall sash windows and open floorboards. The kitchen/breakfast room has been fitted with Shaker style units and a large oil-fired Aga. A small set of stairs leads down from the kitchen to a lower level where a utility room, store, boiler room and cellar are located. The wide staircase turns up to a half landing and then to the galleried landing where Bedroom 5 is located with views to the sea and adjacent to a re-appointed shower room. The remaining five very spacious bedrooms enjoy views over the garden. They all feature original character and include period fireplaces and high ceilings. The family bathroom is at the rear of the house with a claw footed roll-top free-standing bath. The Studio, which sleeps two, is found in the western most corner of the grounds and has been created as a charming holiday residence for two. It has an open-plan living area with a pull-down bed, a high vaulted ceiling, a limestone tiled floor and a modern up to date kitchen. A solid oak door leads into a superb well fitted shower room. The Studio has planning consent to be used as a holiday accommodation. Arch Cottage also sleeps two and is next to the main residence in a secluded courtyard, neighbouring 'The Stables', again beautifully converted with exposed granite walls providing excellent accommodation with both comfort and charm. There is a spacious living area with high ceiling and limestone/oak flooring, a modern kitchen and double bedroom and well fitted shower room. The Stables which sleeps four has an open-plan living area with limestone floors and a high vaulted ceiling with two sets of patio doors opening to the courtyard. There is a modern kitchen with oil fired Aga and integrated appliances. One bedroom above has oak floors, sloping ceilings and a porthole window offering views to the sea, the other, a double bedroom is on the ground floor with en suite shower room. There is an additional well fitted family bathroom featuring a whirlpool bath. Both The Stable and Arch Cottage have planning consent to be used as residential annexes as well as holiday accommodation. THE LOCATIONPendeen, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is half a mile away from the historic Geevor Tin Mine and Heritage Centre providing a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's industrial past as well as being less than a mile from the North Coast. The nearest beaches are Portheras Cove, sitting below Pendeen Lighthouse, and Boat Cove, both with delightful sandy beaches. The South West Coast Path is easily reached providing cliff-top walks along this rugged and breath-taking coastline, much of which is in National Trust ownership. A walk to the top of Eanes Carn, at the end of Church Road, will be rewarded with views to the Isles of Scilly in the distance. Pendeen itself has a church, a primary school, a nursery, a shop, a village hall, and public houses. A few miles to the south is St Just where a greater range of facilities can be found, including Cape Cornwall Secondary School. Land's End and the picturesque harbour village of Sennen is a few miles further on where famous surfing beaches can be found. Penzance, around 8 miles distant, with shopping and educational facilities, has the greatest range of services in West Cornwall, including the terminus for the Penzance to Paddington railway line. The coastal road to the north leads to the famous St Ives, with many cafes, restaurants and art galleries set around the harbour and beaches. OUTSIDEThe Old Vicarage enjoys a generous 1.5 -acre plot with a driveway that leads up to the house passing through a granite walled gated entrance which is electrically operated. The front of the house features a spacious car parking area with generous lawns to the sides of the driveway. The lawns are planted with trees and mature shrubs and in the spring bluebells and snowdrops welcome the new growing season passing the baton to hydrangeas and rhododendrons as the year progresses. The rear of the property features an enclosed courtyard where Arch Cottage and The Stables are located. As the aptly named Arch Cottage implies this area is entered through a high castellated archway. The gardens then continue to fully surround the property and also includes the small area known as 'The Secret Garden'. This is a piece of ground to the rear of St John the Baptist Church. It can be noted that the boundary walls are Grade II Listed and, as is often the case with former Diocese property, some other covenants have been agreed. Details on these are available. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_penzance-d197306/for-sale_i70542292
A spacious, south facing, waterside property on a quiet residential road, overlooking the turquoise tidal waters of the Gannel Estuary. DescriptionThe house was first constructed in the 1990's and Savills are delighted to be marketing the property to be sold on the open market for the first time in its history. It was created to be a large family home, sited to enjoy 180-degree uninterrupted southerly views of the river and the surrounding countryside beyond, in a secluded, position towards the terminus of a quiet, residential road. The brick constructed home has been continually renovated to create a stunning, comfortable waterside retreat, full of light from its many large picture windows.First FloorThis inviting home is entered at first floor level from a large parking court. A glazed porch shelters the main entrance that opens onto a double height arrival hall serving a number of rooms. Upon entering, your gaze is immediately drawn through the glazed double doors to the dining room, framing a captivating view of the river. The dual-sided, wood-burning stove in the dining room not only adds a touch of charm as a focal point but also serves a practical purpose by being a shared heat source for the adjacent living room. The living room is large and filled with light from windows on three sides. There is currently planning permission in place to further open up the room onto an extended balcony. This enhancement would not only bring more natural light into the room but also provide a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces.Turning right from the hall is the light and airy, Shaker style kitchen, featuring a granite work surface and island feature. There are plenty of below counter and wall mounted cabinets with a range of fitted appliances including twin fan ovens, a Lamona gas fired hob and hood extractor, a full height fridge/freezer unit, an integrated dishwasher and a one and a half bowl sink. A side door provides access to a stepped path with a bin storage area.Back in the centre of the house, the arrival hall also provides access to a cloakroom with w.c., a separate coat cupboard and the focus is a bespoke, turning wooden staircase ascending to second-floor level and descending to the ground floor.Second FloorUpstairs there are two generously sized bedroom suites served by a galleried landing with a feature window.The principal bedroom suite has a large, triple aspect dormer window bay, lined with a bespoke window seat to provide a further opportunity to sit and enjoy the glorious view. Concealed behind a range of fitted wardrobes is a further useful storage space in the eaves. The grand, ensuite bathroom has a full-length bath, shower cubicle and twin countertop basins. Again, sunlight pours in to create an uplifting space for relaxation and rejuvenation. The second bedroom is also spacious with incredible views and an adjacent ensuite shower room, finished in a contemporary style.Ground FloorDescending the turning staircase takes you down into what could be separate living accommodation on the ground floor. This floor has two further double bedrooms, both with direct views over the garden and one has a very large ensuite bathroom with full length bath and separate shower cubicle. A central space is currently used as an office and could be used as a sitting room or garden studio, while a laundry room / kitchen with fitted white storage cupboards and with room for appliances, provides the opportunity to create a kitchen on this level. The central sitting room/office and the smaller double bedroom enjoy direct access to the sheltered veranda and garden beyond. A large family bathroom completes this floor which could easily be converted to provide an annexe with separate access if required.The house has been renovated to an excellent design and decorative standard throughout; the bright and airy rooms seamlessly flow from inside to out, creating a stunning, contemporary, waterfront home.Exterior, gardens and garageA block paved driveway with parking space for several cars leads to a double garage which has a remotely controlled 'up and over' double door. A separate side door opens directly into the glazed front porch directly connecting into the house. The front garden is enclosed by planting beds and walls providing a degree of privacy and enclosure to the property. There is external access to the rear garden on either side of the house via locked gates and steps down to the lower levels. A large, linear shed at one side provides useful storage space for water sports equipment and outdoor furniture.The walled and sheltered south facing rear garden includes a central lawn and a number of spaces for Al fresco dining. The rear garden is terraced with lawns, raised beds and patios which are framed by a number of mature shrubs and timber structures.A locked gate in the garden wall allows direct access to the riverside walk, which leads to a slipway and causeway which you can cross at low tide to reach Crantock beach and the popular village pub.Location'Longfields' is a stunning, south facing waterfront house located on a desirable and peaceful residential road overlooking the Gannel Estuary, towards Crantock Village and within walking distance of the magnificent Crantock beach. The property lies in the popular resort of Newquay with its beautiful coastline, numerous sandy beaches and a diverse selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and seasonal cultural events. A number of highly rated schools are found locally to the property, including the Ofsted rated 'Outstanding' Trenance Learning Academy for 4-7 year olds. The Gannel is a tidal river, once a bustling navigation route into the town and now a rich leisure resource with its valuable intertidal sand bank habitats and teaming with birdlife.The Newquay area is well connected with a branch line that links into the high-speed rail services to London Paddington and Glasgow and of course Cornwall's Airport at Newquay is only five miles away with daily return flights to London as well as other domestic and international destinations.Square Footage: 3,098 sq ft DirectionsDirections - From the Trevemper Road roundabout on the A392, at the head of the Gannel, head north west along the A392 on the north eastern side of the river. Head straight over the roundabout onto the Gannel Road and at the Mount Wise roundabout, turn left onto the Pentire Road, heading west. After a third of a mile the road bears left and then take the left turn into Pentire Crescent and then left into Penmere Drive, following it southwards for a third of a mile until turning right into Trevean Way. After a second gap in the houses on the right, Longfields is on the right, on the brow of a small hill.Distances (miles): Truro - 14, Padstow - 18, Falmouth - 25Cornwall Airport (Newquay) - 5 Additional InfoServices - Mains water, drainage and electricityHeating is provided by gas fired boiler via, radiators and heated towel rails and there is underfloor heating to the upstairs bathroom.Agent Note - Planning permission is in place for the first-floor reconfiguration and balcony extension. This needs to be independently verified by a planning specialist. Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.Fixtures and Fittings - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation.IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newquay-d196549/for-sale_i69213041
As if plucked from the pages of an interior design magazine comes this exquisitely designed and executed five bedroom detached house of exacting standards, situated just 200 metres from the beautiful and revered sandy beach at Trevone Bay.Chi Kel is a brand new contemporary dwelling in 2023, built by local firm Orchard Construction to a bespoke and high specification finish with over 2,000 square feet of high quality accommodation and A rated energy performance.The huge specification of Chi Kel includes MVHR, air conditioning, air source underfloor heating throughout, solar PV with battery storage, aluminum windows and doors with internal blinds, electric Velux windows with internal blinds, bi-fold doors, a beautiful bespoke Walnut staircase and ceramic herringbone floor. Furthermore, the bespoke kitchen has combination of Quartz and granite work surfaces, a Quooker hot tap, ceramic hob with downward extraction, two dishwashers, fridge/freezer and eye level ovens. There is even a pantry and separate utility/boot room.Chi Kel has five genuine double bedrooms, three of which complimented by chic and stylish en-suite bathrooms together with a further family bathroom. The master bedroom, on the ground floor, has built in wardrobes/dressing area and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with freestanding roll top bath, walk through shower and bespoke fixtures.Chi Kel is privately situated just 200 meters from the sand and surf of Trevone, hidden away at the end of a long driveway behind electric gates with video entry system. There is plenty of parking on the gravelled driveway with paved patio and paths extending around the property. To the rear is a purpose built storage room with the boundaries consisting on Cornish stone walls and fencing. A useful outside shower is provided for swimmers returning from the nearby beach.Services to the property include mains water, electricity and drainage. EPC rating A. Council tax band F. Please note, Chi Kel has a right of way over the driveway of neighbouring Tristan for access.Trevone Bay is a highly popular coastal village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. There is a beautiful sandy beach, a wonderful separate slate beach ideal for children to go rock pooling, and a fabulous footpath for stunning walks along the North Cornish coast. The highly regarded farm shop, a short walk up the hill, supplies a wonderful range of fresh local produce and the surf shop by the beach also has a cafe with a bar and evening music. The historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow is less than two miles away and has many lovely cafes, pubs and restaurants including Paul Ainsworth's Michelin-starred No. 6, cool seafood bar Prawn On The Lawn and Rick Stein's esteemed Seafood Restaurant.To find Chi Kel, follow the B3276 coast road out of Padstow towards Trevone following signs to Newquay. Follow this road for just over half a mile and then turn right at signs for Trevone. Follow Trevone Road all the way down towards the beach. The entrance to Chi Kel along with the neighbouring property Tristan can be found approximately 200 metres from the beach on the right hand side. The postcode for satellite navigation is PL28 8QX. What3words: sprinting.compose.soaks For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_trevone-d556004/for-sale_i69274617
PROPERTYSet within 2 acres of meticulously landscaped and maintained gardens is this impressive Homestead whose origins date back to the late 1800's but with 21st Century extensions. Prepare to be captivated from the moment you arrive as the long driveway leads you towards the property. The impeccably presented, generously sized rooms give this family home a real sense of space and freedom.A large extension in 2015 created a magnificent Sitting Room and dining room with Master Suite above. Tastefully built to tie seamlessly into the existing building, the new extension offers modern conveniences such as underfloor heating.The crowning jewel of this remarkable residence lies in its impressive, large kitchen, perfect for indulging your culinary talents. The Rozen's designed and fitted kitchen offers custom built cabinetry with integrated Neff appliances including a Dishwasher, Fridge and Combi Microwave/Grill/Oven as well as a large electric Aga and with an inset Belfast sink. The original slate tiled floor leads out to a stunning, expansive reception hall with a woodburning stove which in turn leads to the dining room and sitting room. A large fireplace is a superb focal point in the sitting room with a Chesneys' woodburning stove. This room is ideal for entertaining with south facing, full height sash windows providing plenty of light. French doors lead out to immaculately maintained lawns and a patio area for al-fresco dining. Adjoining this room is a large, more formal dining room with an open fire and south facing window looking out over the private "sunken garden" patio area.The Orangery is a recent addition to the property and offers a further, less formal, dining area, entertaining space or simply somewhere to relax and enjoy the garden and far-reaching countryside views.The custom-built staircase from the reception hall, leads to four double bedrooms and a family bathroom. A sizable master bedroom suite with separate dressing room and en-suite bathroom with large bath and walk in shower, offers a fantastic area to wind down at the end of the day. A full-size seating area, vaulted ceiling and dual aspect windows gives this room a feeling of space and luxury.Outside, the house is wrapped to three sides by a meticulously maintained lawned garden. In addition to the patio areas to the side of the sitting room and dining room, there is a further undercover patio area near to the sweeping gravel pathway which takes you through the garden and around the well-established plants which provide all year colour and interest. To the front of the house is a spacious drive with parking for multiple vehicles and a detached double garage which has power and lighting. SURROUNDING AREAThe house is situated in the centre of the village of Crowntown which offers post office, public house and community primary school. The village is situated in the west of the county between the Lands End and Lizard peninsulas, 3 miles from Helston, 20 miles from Truro and 4 miles from the shores of Mounts Bay. This is a particularly picturesque part of the county where time seems to have stood still. Small family farms are interspersed by mature woodland and country lanes. For those seeking a connection to the sea, the charming coastal village of Porthlevenis within 4 miles. Embrace the picturesque joys it offers with its idyllic harbour and three miles of sandy beaches. Days spent walking barefoot along the shore or savouring fresh seafood delicacies are simply moments away.The nearby town of Helston is an historic and attractive town with a good range of facilities. Home to the Flora Day celebrations in early May and containing a mixture of national retailers and smaller family run businesses.Truro some 20 miles distant has a full range of shops and restaurants plus private and public sector schooling. Crowntown is surrounded by unspoiled rolling countryside although only over 4 miles from the south coast and the historic harbour of PorthlevenCommunications between Cornwall and the rest of the country have improved dramatically in recent years with the A30 now nearly a complete dual carriageway to the junction with the M5 at Exeter (106 miles). Train services operate between Camborne Station and London Paddington with journey times from approximately 4¾ hours and scheduled flights connect Newquay Airport (35 miles) with Gatwick and various other European destinations.AGENTS COMMENTThis stunning family home really does have a feeling of light, space and luxury. A large modern extension in 2015 doubled the size of the house and offers modern generous rooms that are light and airy and have the benefit of underfloor heating. The recently completed orangery fits in perfectly with the original building and offers a fantastic space for entertaining whilst taking in the exquisite views over the garden and beyond. The modern lighting system, the beautifully finished vaulted ceilings and the floor to ceiling sash windows create a home that would be perfect for anyone. The addition of the expansive master bedroom suite gives it a real Wow factor.This is a modern house with a characterful exterior set within glorious grounds. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_helston-d197328/for-sale_i69463263
This light-filled gallery with a residence at the rear unfolds over 2,500 sq ft and is on the picturesque Duke Street in central Padstow, Cornwall. Across the bottom two floors are the bright gallery, with the artist's studio on the second. Arranged at th back is the rest of the house, where an elegant timber-framed glazed extension, crafted by Carpenter Oak, has views over the Camel Estuary and houses an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, and a large study. Outside, a stepped garden has access to a lane leading to the cliff path, making exceptional coastal walks accessible straight from the house. Setting the Scene The current owner has slowly and carefully restored and extended the house during her ownership. The south-facing gallery has a lovely shop window and has become an established showcase in which to promote her own work and that of other contemporary artists. A second exhibition space sits above, with original - now white-painted - floorboards. Her painting studio currently occupies the top floor, with a characterful paint-spattered floor and high ceilings where she has added a mezzanine to store her canvases. From here are pretty views over the rooftops of Padstow's Old Town. Throughout the house are some brilliant reclaimed features, such as the various Gothic and Georgian doors, elegant pendant lights fashioned from ship foghorns and antique door furniture. Delabole slate has been used throughout the house, found on a windowsill in the bathroom, lining the shower room and used for the lobby's floor. The Grand Tour Entry from Duke Street leads straight into the gallery space, within the oldest part of the building. A generous, sold oak window sill is the perfect place for displaying wares, while white-painted walls provide a pared-back backdrop for hanging paintings. Joists above have been left exposed, while new engineered oak floors underfoot have been laid. The front desk sits at the rear of the room. Steps lead into a charming and unusual stairwell, incorporating a built-in glazed corner cabinet, and into a second exhibiting space. Above is the painting studio, but its versatility could lend it to being an additional retail space, or residential accommodation. Each room benefits from large windows and a south-west-facing position that bathes in light throughout the day. The house sits behind and can be accessed either from the gallery or via the wrap-around back garden. Built into a hill, the first floor of the gallery leads through a room currently used as a workshop - perfect for framing paintings or stretching canvases - into the ground floor of the house. Entry is to a lobby, where there is access to a shower room and a pretty bedroom, the headboard formed by refined wall panelling. Upstairs is the cedar-clad extension, designed by the owner to resemble an old village hall or school building. A very limited palette of materials has been used, with engineered-ash floors (with the same hardwearing finish developed for the Saatchi Gallery) and white-painted walls that work in tandem to foster a peaceful atmosphere. A bespoke kitchen comprises white-painted cabinetry with stainless-steel worktops. A plate rack sits above the sink and a built-in dresser has ample space for keeping crockery. From the kitchen, steps lead up to a raised dining room and snug, centred around a double-sided wood-burning stove, converted by Hotpod from a spun steel trawler net bobbin. With its singular north-facing light, the current owner uses the large, second reception room as a study and music room. With exposed beams, scissor trusses and high ceilings as well as extensive glazing, the space is light and has wonderful connections to the outdoors. Access to a patio is granted by concertina doors from the kitchen and from French doors in the dining and living areas. There is also an entrance hallway on this floor, with underfloor heating, and a fantastic monochromatic tiled floor from Mandarin Stone. There is a cupboard plumbed for a washing machine and a guest WC beyond. This floor is also home to the principal bedroom, where the owner has repositioned the door to take advantage of the outlook, making it possible to have a morning coffee in bed with a view of the tide. The space also has a large wardrobe and a bathroom with fittings from Lefroy Brooks. The Great Outdoors A very lovely mature garden encircles the rear of the house, delineated by the Delabole slate-clad garden walls, with numerous low-maintenance beds filled with lavender, fruit trees, roses and a wide range of unusual shrubs. Despite its proximity to the centre of Padstow, it has the feel of being very many miles from any sort of bustle. Like the house, the garden is built into a hill, and therefore comprises terraced areas with spaces for a table and chairs; the higher up you go, the better the views get. Positioned at the top of the garden is a sheltered bench, the perfect perch to watch boats on the estuary. A footpath from the back of the garden leads to the Estuary and beaches, skipping the town centre and providing access to many spectacular circular walks. Out and About The Cornish fishing town of Padstow is known for its lively bustling streets and thriving food scene, all found on a beautiful stretch of coastline. Still a working harbour, the town is surrounded by striking beaches and is a wonderful base from which to explore the Camel Estuary. It also has an excellent selection of fresh seafood restaurants, cafes and bars, including Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant, Paul Ainsworth at No6 and Prawn on the Lawn. Several other well-known towns and fishing villages are within easy reach. Port Isaac is just a 30-minute drive away, its charming harbour the setting for Nathan Outlaw's Michelin-starred The Fish Kitchen. Port Isaac is also a lovely place to commence a hike along the Coastal Path, passing through Port Gaverne and heading towards the famed Tintagel Castle. Within easy reach is the National Trust-managed Trevose Headland - a stretch of coastline renowned for surfing, hiking, its lighthouse, wildlife and birdwatching. Elsewhere, The Pig Hotel at Harlyn Bay is also nearby, and Coombeshead Farm has an excellent menu defined by its nose-to-tail approach to eating. The geodesic biome domes at the Eden Project, designed by Nicholas Grimshaw in the late nineties, are around a 35-minute drive inland. St Ives is reachable within an hour and is a great choice for fresh seafood from beach shack to white tablecloth, Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden. Communications to Cornwall have vastly improved over recent years, with the A30 dual carriageway just north of Truro giving fast access to the M5 motorway at Exeter. Newquay's train station connects to Plymouth, with direct trains to London from here in just over three hours. Cornwall Airport (Newquay) also provides regular shuttle flights to London Gatwick, Stansted and many other seasonal European destinations. Council Tax Band: A Business Rates: Approx. £9,106 per annum For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i69971040
6 Bedroom Detached house Approx 4400 square foot Separate One bedroom Coach House Desirable location Large Manicured Gardens Triple Garage Various Outbuildings EPC D A Rare FindThe Old Rectory is a beautiful, grand, and eye-catching property, a place the current owners have called home for 12 years. With its six large bedrooms - each with an impressive en-suite - and a lot of living space, it's easy to see the appeal. Plus, with its multiple outhouses and garages, it's not a property that's short of space. The peaceful setting, paired with the elegance and grandeur of the house (being a former rectory) means the property exudes a sense of affluence, comfort, and calm.When asked to describe the property in three words, the current owners chose "oasis, spacious and grand", the perfect descriptors for such a magnificent home. As you walk from room to room, you will see how much this property has going for it. The generous space and proportions of the rooms are a real selling point, especially for large families and those who enjoy hosting guests. The quiet location makes it a haven; the ~2.75 acres of land and numerous rooms provide ample opportunity to escape from it all. Grand and SplendourThe Old Rectory sits beautifully in the middle of a large plot, away from the road and other houses. It's secluded, tranquil and surrounded by peaceful gardens. It is "a rare find" in terms of style, size, quality, and location. It also boasts amazing views over The Looe Valley, which has appealed to many guests over the years. It's certainly a property that will get people talking. It's difficult to choose a favourite part of the house, as there are many features both inside and out. However, the snooker room is particularly impressive; it is elegant and has very high ceilings with Victorian bay and sash windows. Even if not used as a snooker room, this part of the home has the potential to be a stunning reception room. Downstairs, the house has plenty of living space, including a living room, office/reception room, dining room and cloakroom. Upstairs is a laundry room and an en-suite for every bedroom.Perfectly Manicured GardenAs you head outside, you will be greeted by the property's stunning garden, with different areas to enjoy. It strikes the perfect balance between areas that welcome the sunlight, such as the patios, and shaded areas. There's plenty of space to grow vegetables or to create an orchard, and large grassed areas that wrap around the house provide space to run, play and entertain. You'll also find a triple garage with potential accommodation above, a two-storey granary, and a coach house equipped with a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and wetroom. A utility room, a log store, further garage and multiple outhouses in the grounds surrounding the home. This adds even more space for guests and storage.In terms of location, the home is within easy access to many neighbouring towns and roads. It's a quick five-minute drive into Liskeard - with its mainline railway services to Plymouth, Exeter, Reading, and London - and shops. It's also close to Looe, Polperro and Cornwall Airport, Newquay. Despite being relatively near to the coast, The Old Rectory is far enough away to avoid being affected by holiday traffic during the summer months.Luxury Holiday Cottage The Old Rectory is much improved in recent years by the current owners. This prestigious listing includes not only the substantial main residence, but also a successful holiday home that has delivered consistent income streams - teamed with significant 5-star reviews. The Coach House is a detached, single storey building, belonging to the Rectory of St. Keyne. It recently underwent a complete transformation which included a new luxury kitchen, a luxury wet room, renewed flooring throughout, recent new sash windows and a complete redecoration of all the rooms. The accommodation comprises of a lounge area, kitchen / diner, wet room with shower and a double bedroom, which has double doors leading to the outside.Further Commercial Opportunities The potential also presents for a further two-bedroom cottage over the triple garage and a one-bedroom cottage within the Granary, both with water, electric and gas already connected. Planning permission has already been granted. A change of status could also be applied for (STC) to create a stunning boutique hotel. Services & StatusNon listed propertyMains Water, Mains Gas & Electric, private drainage.Fibre broadband available.Council tax band Main house: G Council tax band Coach House: Business rates. Currently £0.00Historical timeline The history of the Old Rectory is the history of a series of parsonages that have stood on the site from the 13th century. One of the early rectors was a Mr Cowche, instituted in 1446. To obtain a snapshot of the rich historical landscape and the trials and tribulations of this fabulous and impressive Rectory some key events are detailed below. 1311 The rector launched violent assaults on Liskeard burgesses he owed money to.1554 Justices of the peace with a mob invaded the Rectory and took the rector, William Lamb, and his wife from their bed and put them in the stocks at Duloe for 12 hours (married priests were unpopular in the reign of Catholic Queen Mary).1680 This glebe terrier describes the Rectory 'A hall, a kitchen a dairy and a cellar; four chambers above. In addition, there were the bakehouse, barn and stable. The enlarged size signposts to a virtually new rectory circa 1613 and 1680.1871 This Rectory was rebuilt again in 1871 and 1872, confirmed by the Rev. Symes account in his parish business ledger book he kept. "In the years 1871 and 1872 the Old Rectory at St. Keyne was enlarged again and almost entirely rebuilt. The work was commenced at midsummer 1871 and finished Michaelmas 1872. The whole of the woodwork throughout the rectory was put up new; the drawing room and kitchen apartments were added; and nothing was left of the original house but the piece of outside wall extending from porch on the south side to the window on the east side, and the wall of the dining room in which the fireplace is situated."We are very grateful and indebted to Colin & O-Lan Style 1977 Axminster Devon for such a detailed historical timeline. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_liskeard-d196847/for-sale_i70369008
A unique detached property of real quality, sitting within its own private grounds and gardens of just under 5 acres, this stunning home must really be viewed to be appreciated. Offering 5 large bedrooms with main en-suite and 2 further bathrooms, large kitchen, dining room, formal lounge and 2 conservatories opening out onto the gardens, large utility room plus a detached garage and workshop with self-contained lodge above. A private driveway leads up into the grounds that offer 2 large fields, formal gardens and orchard along with large pond, with a perimeter of around 1 mile. There are possibly further development opportunities subject to the relevant planning consents being granted. Located along a rural lane but having easy and close access to Hayle (approx 1.5 miles) and all that growing town has to offer including a stunning beach and some very popular and well thought of restaurants and shops including a large Asda. Viewing this amazing property is highly recommended by Cross Estates - Viewing by appointment only. EPC D, Council Tax - F, Tenure - Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hayle-d197533/for-sale_i70108286
Six bedroom farmhouse with a three bedroom annex, located in a country setting with panoramic views out over open countryside with around 1.7 acres DescriptionBuilt in the mid 19th century Tregoose Farmhouse and Tregoose Barn have both been beautifully restored and modernised and offer a wealth of opportunities for the purchaser, as either a family home with multigenerational living possibilities or as a primary residence with a secondary income stream from Tregoose Barn. There is also an single story un-converted barn which is currently used for storage, adjacent to Tregoose Barn, also overlooking the courtyard, which has enormous potential (subject to required planning requirements and consents) for conversion in to further accommodation, as a large studio or as a home business premises. For information Planning permission (PA17/09503) was granted to carry out up to 8 wedding ceremonies for a maximum of 20 people (including registrars) per calendar year at Tregoose Farm.Tregoose Farmhouse-Ground Floor-A step up from the gravelled central courtyard to the cobbled path that fronts the Farmhouse to the front door which opens in to a slate tiled entrance hall with to the right the main reception room, conservatory and a ground floor bedroom and to the left the kitchen, cloakroom, dining room, second reception and the other bedrooms.The main reception room is a most impressive room with a beamed and vaulted ceiling, partially exposed granite walls, three floor to ceiling windows overlooking the central courtyard and two sets of French doors out on to the raised entertaining patio offering panoramic views out across the gardens to the rolling hills beyond. At the far end of the reception room in a central position is a wood burner on a raised slate hearth with a door on the left to the conservatory and a further door on the right opening in to a lobby area which gives access to a WC, a bedroom and the swimming pool. The conservatory overlooks the gardens and has access through French doors out on to the patio and also has a door in to the downstairs bedroom. The bedroom has a window overlooking the side garden, has two exposed granite walls and a further door in to the lobby.Off the entrance hall to the left is a WC and the kitchen. The kitchen has a tiled floor and a beamed ceiling and also benefits from three windows overlooking the gardens and has great views out over the rolling countryside. There are a mix of wall and base wooden units to include a pull out larder cupboard, granite work surfaces, a dual ceramic sink. On the left is the central heating boiler and an Alpha Range (not working). There is also space and plumbing for a washing machine, dishwasher and a large three oven range cooker and a tall fridge freezer.From the entrance hall two steps descend to the dual aspect dining room. This is a large room with high beamed ceiling, stripped pine flooring, exposed granite chimney breasts with one of the fireplaces having a recessed multi-fuel burner. The windows offer views out over the gardens and driveway. The garden window has a window seat. There are three doors leading off from the dining room. One to the original Farmhouse Minton tiled entrance hall, staircase, second reception room, another to a bedroom and the third to a wet room. The wet room has a walk in shower and has a door opening on to the central courtyard, as such, could be also used as a Boot Room if required. The original entrance hall has a door opening in to the garden and a further door in to the second reception room which has stripped pine flooring, original cornicing and ceiling rose, Victorian fireplace with recessed wood burner and a window with seat overlooking the front gardens. A striking feature of this room are the double arched oak doors that open in to what is currently used as a bedroom. This is a dual aspect room with a further door leading back in to the dining roomFirst Floor-A return staircase ascends to the first floor with the landing being lit by a large window on the half landing. Off the landing are four double bedrooms, and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom has a beamed ceiling, a window with exposed granite coins overlooking the front garden and an en suite shower room with tiled flooring and a large walk in shower with both a hand held and rainfall heads. Two further bedrooms have beamed ceilings and windows with exposed granite coins overlooking the front garden, the larger of the two also has an original Victorian fireplace. The fourth bedroom has a wood panelled ceiling and a window with exposed granite coins overlooking the central courtyard. The family bathroom has part panelled walls, a modern white suite with P shaped bath with both hand held and overhead rainfall shower.Swimming Pool-The swimming pool, built in a former barn has windows overlooking the courtyard and can be accessed from either Tregoose Farmhouse or the central courtyard. The pool is circa eight metres in length and is graduated in depth from 0.5 at the shallow end to 1.5 metres at the deep end. At the shallow end of the pool room is a changing area and shower. Off the pool room is the plant room containing the filtration and heating systems.Tregoose Barn-Ground Floor-A step up from the gravelled central courtyard to the cobbled path that fronts the Barn to the front door which opens in to entrance hall off which all rooms lead. To the right is the open plan living dining room, ahead the stairs to the first floor bedrooms and to the left the kitchen, conservatory and WC cloakroom. The living dining room is a triple aspect room with windows to the courtyard, garden and French doors opening out on to the paved entertaining terrace and gardens. Oak flooring from the entrance hall continues in to the dual aspect kitchen which has grey Shaker style base units, open oak shelving above, integrated appliances to include two side by side integrated ovens, a five ring induction hob and dishwasher. There is also plumbing for a washing machine and space for a large fridge freezer. A door from the kitchen opens in to the conservatory which has a tiled floor, exposed granite wall and a door leading out in to the garden.First Floor-Stairs ascend to the first floor landing which has two windows overlooking the courtyard. All three bedrooms are doubles and have en suite facilities. The principal bedroom is on the right at the top of the stairs and is dual aspect, has a built in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom with bath, walk in shower with rainfall head. The central bedroom has a window overlooking the side garden, has an open wardrobe area and an en suite shower room. The third bedroom is dual aspect with views out over the side and main garden and benefits from an en suite shower room with a walk in rainfall shower and a vanity unit with dual round bowl sinks with heater mirrors behind.Storage/Workshop Barn-In addition to the Farmhouse and Barn, there is a splendid single story workshop/barn providing the potential for garaging and implement storage overlooking the courtyard. The barn, recently re-roofed, is currently being used for storage only but has huge development potential, having lapsed planning permission for conversion to a third dwelling but would equally convert in to a large studio or as a home business premises (Subject to the necessary planning requirements). The barn is currently split in to three large rooms; there are four windows and two doorways fronting the courtyard along with further windows to the rear and double wooden garage style doors to the side.Bin & Recycling Store-At the end of the Workshop Barn is a separate storage area which is currently used as a bin and recycling store.LocationTregoose Farmhouse and Barn are located on a hillside, have magnificent views out over rolling countryside, in the hamlet of Sithney Green just two miles from the ancient market town of Helston which is regarded as the gateway to the Lizard peninsula. Helston is a vibrant market town and has a choice of 3 national supermarkets, doctors surgeries, primary and senior schools, a sports centre, golf club, cinema and an eclectic variety of individual independent shops.The coastline around takes in some of the county's most beautiful beaches, including Praa Sands, Prussia Cove and Loe Bar, the traditional fishing villages of Mousehole, Newlyn and Porthleven, as well as the historic town of Penzance. Penzance railway station provides direct trains to London Paddington and the town is now host to several well regarded restaurants and the newly refurbished Jubilee Pool. Mounts Bay is a favoured destination for kite surfers and a few miles in the opposite direction the historic harbour of Porthleven is now a culinary hotspot with its incredible range of quality restaurants and an annual food festival.The north coast is equally accessible with the town of St Ives a major attraction with its beautiful beaches, selection of high quality restaurants and its great shopping, not to forget the cultural experiences offered by Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum and the Bernard Leech pottery. Travel links to the area are good, served by wide roads and the A30 providing dual carriageway access through Cornwall from the M5 at Exeter. There are mainline railway stations at Redruth (eleven miles) and Truro (nineteen miles) with a regular service to London Paddington.Square Footage: 6,510 sq ft Acreage: 1.7 AcresDirectionsFrom Helston take the A394 in the direction of Penzance, turn right onto the B3302. Continue for 0.4 of a mile and turn right signed Gwavas and Lowertown. At the bottom of the hill turn left at a minor crossroads and then right on to the lane marked as No Through Road and continue up the lane. Tregoose Farmhouse & Barn are on the left as you approach the top of the hill.From Penzance take the A394 in the direction of Helston, passing through Rosudgen, Praa Sands and Breage, then left turn on to the B3302 just past the Car Garage then directions as above.Helston 2, Porthleven 3.5, Praa Sands 6, Penzance 13, St Ives 14, Truro 19, Cornwall Airport (Newquay) 37(All distances are approximate and in miles) Additional InfoEntrance and Courtyard- Entrance to the property from the lane is through a Five-Bar gate on to a gravelled driveway which sweeps round the Farmhouse, bordered on the right by trees and shrubs and on the left by a landscaped area with ornamental trees before opening in to the central courtyard with the buildings on three sides. Where there is ample parking and a boxed Grisilinia hedge creating an element of separation between the Farmhouse and Barn.Gardens- Extending to about one and a half acres, the delightful gardens and grounds comprise abundantly stocked shrubberies of Camellias, Mahonia, Agapanthus and Azalea to name a few. There are two main lawns, a mass of spring flowers, a bluebell spinney and wildflower meadow together with a Summerhouse, wood stores and greenhouse. Farmhouse Garden- The south facing Farmhouse garden has magnificent views out over open countryside and is laid to lawn with a raised paved entertaining area being accessed from both the main reception room or the conservatory. A low level Cornish hedge with a mix of trees and shrubs separates the formal garden from the wild flower meadow which sits in front. There is also separate access from the lane via a five-bar gate in to the meadow.The Barn garden is wraps round the barn and can be accessed from the conservatory, main reception room or from the main driveway. To the rear of the barn is a large paved patio (To note there is currently a Hot Tub on the patio which could be available via separate negotiation if required). Steps ascend to the main lawn which slopes upwards. On the right is a children's play area where there are two swings and a slide. A Cornish hedge with mixed planting and trees separates the upper lawned area which in turn leads round to the bluebell spinney.Further land available- The current owners also own the field adjacent to the lane and to south of the property beyond the wild flower meadow. The field measures 9.526 acres and is available via separate negotiation if required.SERVICES- Mains Water, Private Drainage (2 systems- 1 per dwelling), Electricity (PV panels on the Farmhouse roof contribute circa £2000 per annum), Oil Fired Central Heating (in both dwellings- separate boilers), Swimming Pool (Oil fired heating system with individual boiler in Plant room), Broadband: BT Superfast available in the area, Significant parking available in front of the Farmhouse and Barns.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS- Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation.IMPORTANT NOTICE- Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that:1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_helston-d197328/for-sale_i69913094
A rare opportunity to acquire this superb family home sitting in around 4.26 acres looking across open countryside with unobstructed views of St Michaels Mount and out across Mounts Bay DescriptionThe property was built in 1990 of local Penryn Granite and is a four-bedroom family home on a large four-acre plot. It has a superbly private location with magnificent views and has been regularly updated to a high standard with all windows having been recently painted. Entrance to the property from the driveway is via a stone paved storm porch then through glazed doors into a terracotta tiled entrance hallway. The door to the left leads into a spacious garage, good for storage and contains the central heating boiler. A door ahead leads into the utility room with sink, wall mounted cupboards, space for a washing machine and fridge freezer and a door that leads out onto the decked area and garden. Also off the hallway is a cloakroom, large storage cupboard and the kitchen, which is dual aspect room with modern white units, walk in larder, integrated Dishwasher, Double Oven, Microwave, Ceramic Hob, space for a Fridge Freezer and access out onto the decked area and garden. The sitting/dining room is at the end of the hallway; this is a long room with a partially vaulted ceiling. The sitting area has a limestone fireplace with windows & double doors out onto the side paved patio area. The triple aspect dining area has views out over the garden and beyond. Also, downstairs are 3 double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.The first floor is accessed via a staircase rising out of the sitting room to a triple aspect living room with wood burner and stunning views out over St Michaels Mount. Off the living room is a study and a door opening on to the roof terrace which has 180-degree views across open countryside and Mounts Bay. Also on the first floor is the dual aspect Principal bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, built in wardrobes, ensuite bathroom with dual fuel heated towel rails and views out over open countryside and Mounts Bay. There is also a good-sized room in the eaves which has slightly restrictive height perfect for storage. GARDENS & THE EXTERIOR The property is surrounded by agricultural land and the plot itself enclosed on all four sides by hedgerows. The house is approached via a private gravelled road. The entrance to the property is through two large five-bar gates onto a gravelled driveway with a central island containing a large palm tree. There is a single garage and ample parking. The house is located in the bottom left-hand corner of the four-acre plot with a ring-fenced one acre lawned garden stretching out to the front of the property giving views out towards St Michaels Mount and across Mounts Bay from the decked area. To the right of the house is a paved patio area and to the rear a wide decked area. The three-acre paddock area is located to the right of the property behind a wooded area. There is a greenhouse and vegetable beds, a large wooden storage shed behind the house and a large wooden shed located in the woodland.Agent Note- - Current owners have submitted plans to further develop the current property. Further information can be seen on the Cornwall planning portal reference- PA22/00183 - Boundary line on aerial image is not accurate and is only an indication and must not be relied on.SERVICES-Mains water, Electricity is from the road, with private cable and pipe. Private drainage. LPG Central Heating (British Gas Worcester Bosch Condenser Boiler), Broadband: BT Fibre availableCouncil Tax Band:TENUREFreehold VIEWINGSStrictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS-Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as garden ornaments, etc, are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation.IMPORTANT NOTICESavills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that:1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.LocationThe property is located in open countryside just outside the village of Perranuthnoe which is within walking distance, as is the town of Marazion. Marazion is perhaps best known for the majestic world-famous St Michael's Mount. The causeway once walked by pilgrims leads to the island at low tide where the tower and battlements of the castle rise to a height of almost 230 feet above sea level. Whilst the Mount is still occupied by the St Aubyn family, the castle and gardens are open daily to the public via the causeway at low tide and by boat at high tide. The town boasts shops, four Public Houses, restaurants, three cafes, health centre, primary school, art galleries, post office, bakery, chemist, ATM and a magnificent sandy beach stretching along Mounts Bay which offers safe bathing and enjoys views towards the Lizard Peninsular and Lands' End. This highly regarded area is popular for water sports including wind surfing, kite surfing and sailing and the local RSPB reserve is a favourite with bird watchers. The coastline around Marazion takes in some of the county's most beautiful beaches, including Praa Sands, Prussia Cove and Loe Bar, the traditional fishing villages of Mousehole, Newlyn and Porthleven, as well as the historic town of Penzance with its beach being used recently in the filming of the New Game of Thrones Series. Penzance railway station provides direct trains to London Paddington and the town is now host to several well-regarded restaurants and the newly refurbished Jubilee Pool. Mounts Bay is a favoured destination for kite surfers and a few miles in the opposite direction Porthleven is now a culinary hotspot with its incredible range of quality restaurants and annual food festival.The north coast is equally accessible with the town of St Ives a major attraction with its beautiful beaches, selection of high-quality restaurants and its great shopping, not to forget the cultural experiences offered by Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum and the Bernard Leech pottery.Square Footage: 2,334 sq ft DirectionsPenzance 5 miles Porthleven 8 miles St Ives 9 miles Truro 27 miles Cornwall Airport (Newquay) 38 miles(all distances are approximate and in miles) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_penzance-d197306/for-sale_i69378969
Set in an enviable and elevated position overlooking the Camel Estuary within the highly sought after, historic and picturesque fishing village of Padstow, this luxury and exceedingly stylish three double bedroom penthouse apartment boasts a stunning backdrop with exquisite 180 degree far reaching views of the Camel Estuary, the iron bridge and beyond.Built to exacting contemporary standards in 2012, Samphire occupies a superb position in a prestigious gated property in one of Padstow's most sought after areas within a few minutes of the harbour, quaint shops, cafes and restaurants.Modern and high quality interiors and clean lines stretch through every inch of the penthouse but it's the stunning views from the open plan living space and wraparound balcony that make this a truly exceptional property. Stylishly decorated in a soft neutral palette, the apartment is contemporary, luxurious and exceedingly private.Carve out some precious time to take in the spectacular scenery across the Camel estuary, encompassing the iron bridge, Rock and Porthilly Beach-all from the 90 square meters of wrap around balcony featuring glass panels and a marine grade stainless steel balustrade. Four sets of bi-folding doors maximise the far reaching and impressive outlook from the open plan living area. With generous proportions, this light and bright room has ample space to comfortably arrange a dining room table and chairs, sofas and occasional furniture. The sleek modern kitchen is fully integrated with high end appliances including an eye level microwave, coffee machine and double oven, ceramic hob, tall fridge/freezer, wine cooler, dishwasher and washing machine with granite work surfaces.The three double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite shower rooms, each have bi-fold doors opening onto the wrap around terrace. The main family bathroom is modern and fully tiled, complete with crisp white sanitary ware, an enclosed thermostatic shower and separate bath.Further features of note include individually zoned underfloor heating throughout, mains operated smoke detectors, recessed LED lighting, UPVC double glazing, secure video and audio entry system, designated owner car parking, visitor car parking and secure storage areas in the basement. Services to the property include mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. EPC rating B.Situated within a few minutes of the harbour, quaint shops, cafes and restaurants with an exceptional contemporary nature and incredible estuary views, the Penthouse stands out amongst the crowd and we at Jackie Stanley suggest an internal viewing at your very earliest convenience. The Camel Trail is located just yards from the property and provides a short, level walk to the picturesque harbourside, quaint shops, cafes and restaurants of vibrant Padstow.The historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow is located on the North Coast of Cornwall and offers an extensive range of cafes, public houses and restaurants, none more so than Paul Ainsworth's Michelin starred No.6, cool seafood bar Prawn On The Lawn and of course Rick Stein's esteemed Seafood restaurant. An area of outstanding natural beauty, there are an abundance of sandy beaches within 2 to 4 miles as well as the championship golf course at Trevose. The town also has a supermarket and excellent Primary School. For more extensive shopping facilities, the thriving market town of Wadebridge is just 7 miles distant and offers a fine selection of shops and amenities including a sports centre, cinema, a primary and secondary school and a selection of supermarkets. The nearest mainline station is Bodmin Parkway which is approximately 20 miles distant with the nearest airport at Newquay approximately 14 miles away.To find Samphire, drive towards Padstow on the A389. As you approach Padstow, turn right at signs for the town centre and follow the road down the hill. Just after the road bears right, turn right into Dennis Road. Drive along Dennis Road all the way to the end and then turn right in Sarah's lane. Samphire can be found along on the left hand side. The postcode for satellite navigation is PL28 8FP. What3words: precluded.attend.purist For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i68399457
Bospebo Farm, is a fabulous house which has been beautifully refurbished by the current owners. The ground floor comprises a warm and spacious reception hall, which in turn leads to a dual aspect sitting room, with wood burning stove and French doors out to the attractive herringbone terrace and offering far-reaching views of the sea.The kitchen/living room is the heart of this gorgeous farmhouse, with a brick herringbone floor and a vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame beams and has been fitted with a generous range of units and superb quality appliances, including an electric AGA, Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer and Smeg dishwasher. All units are topped with slate and inset is a Belfast sink, with a central island providing further storage and workspace. The kitchen is open plan to the dining area and further living area beyond, with wood burning stove, and double doors that lead onto the courtyard.The ground floor also includes a cloakroom and a utility room with Belfast sink. The main bedroom is situated on the ground floor, with exposed A-frame ceiling and an en suite wet room with period style fittings. On the first floor there is a further guest suite with en suite shower room, two further bedrooms and family bathroom with roll top bath, again all beautifully fitted.OutsideBospebo Farm offers a wonderful selection of outbuildings and barns. There is a herringbone dining terrace and further gravelled terrace, with superb far-reaching views to the sea. Gardens and paddocks extend to about 6.33 acres.PlanningPlanning has been approved for conversion of barn to holiday accommodation and associated internal and external alterations including glazed link extension. For more information visit the link below: Bospebo Farm is situated in a gorgeous, peaceful and secluded location, yet conveniently located within about 2 miles of the main A30. Enjoying a magical end-of-lane location, close to the beautiful golden sands of Godrevy Beach, this gorgeous farmhouse is off the beaten track, nestled on the fringes of the Red River Valley Nature Reserve. Less than two miles from the National Trust owned Godrevy Beach, which has long been regarded as one of the best golden sand surfing beaches in the South West. The beautiful coastal town of St Ives is about 14 miles, and the city of Truro is about 15 miles. Trevaskis Farm Shop at Connor Downs is about 3 miles and offers a superb selection of local produce including butcher, fishmonger and grocer. The coastal town of Hayle is about 6 miles and is described as a family haven and water sports' hotspot, with miles of glorious sandy beaches on offer. Hayle is also home to West Cornwall Shopping Park with an M&S and Food Hall, Boots, Next and other retailers, and eateries. Tehidy Country Park, nearby, is the largest area of woodland in West Cornwall and offers has over 9 miles of paths and 250 acres of peaceful woods and lakes to explore, together with a cafe and a picnic area. For any golf enthusiasts, courses can be found at Tehidy and the West Cornwall Golf Club at Lelant. A mainline train service to Paddington can be joined at both Redruth and Camborne, and there are regular flights from Cornwall Airport to London and further afield..Camborne 3 miles, Gwithian Beach 5 miles, Tehidy Golf Course 5 miles, Truro 15 miles (All distances are approximate).. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_camborne-d197178/for-sale_i70353995
The Point at Droskyn is an intimate and exclusive luxury development of 11, sea view new homes, completed with beautiful style and high specification finishes - Only 5 remain and are ready for immediate occupation.These homes stand proudly at Droskyn Point, an exhilarating elevated location which provides dramatic views of the Atlantic and the rugged North Cornish coast. The development is a mere 350 meters from the famous golden sands and the bustling town centre.Enquire now to secure this opportunity to own a state of the art coastal home.Plot 10An eye-catching statement entrance hall tells you everything you need to know about this home: extraordinary natural light, individual contemporary style and expert attention to detail. Plot 10 boasts a captivating contemporary design of C. 2000sq.ft of accommodation with sleek and stylish finishes offering comfort and style. A handcrafted oak staircase with glass balustrade stands in perfect symmetry rising centrally to a galleried landing above the living area and gazing to the sea view beyond. Banks of impressive slim frame skylights to each elevation within double height vaulted ceilings are a masterpiece design feature, providing light all day.To the ground floor, there is a well-appointed family bathroom plus two double bedrooms, one of which with an en-suite shower room. To the rear, the open plan kitchen/dining/living area offers wonderful social and entertaining space with bi-folding doors highlighting the tremendous sea view and opening to a generous patio. The enclosed, landscaped rear garden is the perfect place to enjoy the late afternoon sun with a dream view. The first floor comprises a further double bedroom as well as the showpiece principal bedroom. Arranged over two levels, the vast proportions offer ample space for a dressing area which steps down to the heart of the bedroom. This space benefits from two fabulous Velux balcony windows, opening to a wonderful view across the beach and miles of coastline. The generously sized en-suite houses a focal free standing bath, double shower and twin basin vanity unit.There is a very useful outside shower and a utility boot room adjoining the integral garage, essential for coastal living. The private driveway also provides parking for two vehicles. ****************************************************SPECIFICATION Luxury Roux Kitchens in association with Michelin Star Chef, Michel Roux Jr. Silestone worktops, boiling water tap and integrated NEFF appliances including fridge freezer, dishwasher, induction hob, oven and microwave-oven Beautifully appointed bathrooms with tiled floor and walls, illuminated demisting mirrors and rainfall shower heads. (free standing bath and double basin vanity unit in Plots 10 & 11) Karndean flooring throughout Beautifully crafted oak stairs with glazed balustrade Lutron smart lighting system in open plan living areas (owners can retrofit throughout) Superb Eco-credentials with air source heat pump and under floor heating throughout the home Landscaped and enclosed gardens with outside shower****************************************************SERVICES Air source heat pump, underfloor heating throughout, mains water, drainage, electric., CAT6 wiring throughout Broadband: Superfast fibre connected Annual service charges of £195 for the management and maintenance of communal roads, walkways and lighting. Management company: Coastline***IMPORTANT NOTICE Strutt & Parker gives notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract or part thereof. 2. All descriptions, photographs and plans are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. All measurements and specifications are approximate, are not necessarily to scale and may be subject to change. Any prospective purchaser must satisfy themselves of the correctness of the information within the particulars by inspection or otherwise. 3. Some images may be Computer Generated Images, are indicative only and may differ from the final build product. 4. Images may be of the show home rather than the individual unit. 5. Lifestyle images are indicative only. 6. Strutt & Parker does not have any authority to give any representations or warranties whatsoever in relation to this property (including but not limited to planning/building regulations), nor can it enter into any contract on behalf of the vendor. 7. Strutt & Parker does not accept responsibility for any expenses incurred by prospective purchasers in inspecting properties which have been sold, let or withdrawn. 8. We are able to refer you to SPF Private Clients Limited ("SPF") for mortgage broking services, and to Alexander James Interiors ("AJI"), an interior design service. Should you decide to use the services of SPF, we will receive a referral fee from them of 25% of the aggregate of the fee paid to them by you for the arrangement of a mortgage and any fee received by them from the product provider. Should you decide to use the services of AJI, we will receive a referral fee of 10% of the net income received by AJI for the services they provide to you. 9. If there is anything of particular importance to you, please contact this office and Strutt & Parker will try to have the information checked for you. Strutt & Parker is a trading style of BNP Paribas Real Estate Advisory & Property Management UK Limited, a private limited company registered in England & Wales with company number 04176965 whose registered office is at 5 Aldermanbury Square, London EC2V 7BP. 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Tregarthen is a lovely, detached, well-loved family home, which has been in the same family for over 30 years. It's tucked away in a very special setting with gated access through a high-level traditional stone wall, which offers a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion.The entrance level, although accessed from the front gardens, is the upper floor of the house, with stairs then descending to the lower ground floor and bedrooms. At entrance level, there is a welcoming entrance hall, which in turn leads to both the living room and kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is well fitted with a double oven, gas hob, dishwasher, double sink and fridge. There is ample room for a dining table and a large sliding door leads to thebalcony, which runs the full length of the house. The balcony is also accessed from the well proportioned living room which offers sea views and features a coal effect gas fire (not currently functioning) set in an attractive fireplace.The views from both the kitchen and the living room are glorious. Also on this floor is a cloakroom. Stairs descend from the entrance hall to the lower ground floor, which comprises three double bedrooms, two with en suite bathrooms, and a further family shower room. There is also a utility room on this level (with space for a washing machine and a tumble dryer) and a door leading to the garden.GardensThe gardens are a wonderful feature of Tregarthen, being largely level and laid to lawn. There is a beautifully presented and well-established garden to the front, enclosed with stone walling and offering a high-level of privacy. A stone path leads to the front door, which is approached up 6 steps. The rear garden is secluded and offers wonderful views. There is a summerhouse, shed, outside shower and studio with bedroom and shower room. There is a separate seating area outside the studio room, perfect for al fresco dining.St Ives is one of Cornwall's prettiest harbour towns, with quaint narrow streets and traditional cottages, a vibrant quayside and fishing harbour, and fabulous sandy beaches. Previously voted best family holiday destination by Coast magazine and one of TripAdvisor's top 10 European beaches, St Ives is an historic town, and now a famous art scene, hosting The Tate, The Barbara Hepworth Museum and The Sculpture Garden, to name but a few.This bustling and thriving community offers a varied and wonderful selection of both high street and independent shops, great pubs, cafes, and restaurants. It goes without saying that the local scenery is stunning and offers an abundance of glorious coastal walks and outdoor activities, including surfing, paddle boarding, tennis, and golf. It is little wonder that St Ives is often described as the jewel in Cornwall's crown. Tregarthen is well placed, being only two streets back from the harbour and beaches, and about 350 yards to the town centre.About half a mile from the house, is the train station which provides regular connections to St Erths (10 minutes) for the London bound train to Paddington.The harbour, the town centre, and the beaches at Porthmeor, Porthgwidden and Porthminster all within a short walk Penzance 9 miles, Truro 22 miles, Cornwall Airport 40 miles (All distances and times are approximate) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i71426700
*** NO ONWARD CHAIN*** Opportunity to Purchase Two Homes In Small Private Development*** Main Home With Four Bedrooms With Two Being Ensuite*** Additional Property With Two Separate Homes*** Additional Property Being One Three Bedroom Home And Further Two Bedroom Home*** Private Quiet Location*** Walled South Facing Gardens To Both Properties*** Double Glazing*** Gas Central Heating*** NO CHAIN***Location:The small development where the two properties are located enjoy an enviable position that offers not only the benefits of being located on the edge of the countryside but it also provides easy access within minutes to Penryn and Falmouth. The property is set on a small private development of just two detached homes. The nearby town of Penryn offers day to day amenities as well as primary and secondary schooling, railway station and Tremough University campus which is within walking distance. Falmouth is a short drive away, however this can also be reached by bus or train from Penryn. Falmouth itself offers wider range of shops and amenities as well as schools, art college and marine college along with beaches and marinas. All of this can be accessed very easily from these two properties. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-gluvias-d596898/for-sale_i71025470
Large, impressive coastal home, in a desirable location on the edge of a popular seaside village DescriptionLamorna has the appearance and atmosphere of a relaxing seaside home, a haven of peace and quiet with the ocean and Trevose Head an endlessly fascinating view in all weathers and seasons.A wide portico frames the front door, which opens into a slate floored porch with coat cupboard and a feature glass topped 'well', beyond which is the wide dining room, the hub of the front section of the house. Naturally lit from a large front facing window and with a solid oak wooden floor, it is a welcoming space. From here an adjoining front facing room is currently a bedroom, but with its door opening out to the path from the front garden, could make a very good home office. Next is the kitchen, slate floored and with patio doors to the rear courtyard garden. It is fully fitted with integrated appliances, a gas range and spacious enough for a family sized kitchen table. Adjoining is a large utility/laundry room. On the southwest corner aspect is a large sitting room with an impressive view of the coast. This room is bathed in light from windows either side of the wood burner, a porthole to the side and double patio doors opening to a wide terrace where the sun can be enjoyed all day until sunset.A hall leads to the bedrooms, passing first an attractively tiled shower room with heated towel rail, and then the next double bedroom which overlooks the garden to the side and open countryside. Opposite is a family bathroom with a freestanding bath, heated towel rail and pedestal basin. Along from this is the spacious principal en suite bedroom with its own patio door to the terrace and sea view. Built in wardrobes provide ample storage. The fully tiled en suite bathroom has a porthole to the side garden. Across the hall is a smaller bedroom, currently an office, overlooking the pleasantly landscaped rear courtyard. A step down from the hall comes to another double bedroom with an en suite bathroom. A walk-in wardrobe doubles as the entrance to the final section of the house which has been an annexe, but is now incorporated into the main accommodation, providing two more en suite double bedrooms and an attractive wood ceilinged open plan kitchen / dining / living room which opens directly to the garden.At the end of a private road into the drive and grounds that surround Lamorna. There is a parking area, and the level garden is mainly lawn at the front with a protecting fence and mature shrubs and trees, including palms. The wide terrace facing the sea is a great spot for entertaining or just relaxing. A gate to the side opens to a paved courtyard garden with raised pebble beds and shrubs, a sunny corner accessed from the inside through the kitchen. A useful outside shower is beside the side door.LocationTrevone Bay beach is a gently shelving, sandy beach surrounded by high cliffs, popular with surfers and families. The South West Coast Path passes through and walkers can enjoy spectacular coastal scenery which includes the fascinating blow-hole known as 'Round Hole', that was formed by a collapsed sea cave, and is just one of the reasons the area is of great geological significance having been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). There's also the Trevone tidal pool, one of the largest on the Cornish coast. Known locally as 'Tinker Bunny's Bathing Pool.'There is a beach shop and very popular seasonal cafe, a village hall and a general store halfway between the top of the hill and the beach. The Well Parc is a hotel and pub, just a short walk from Lamorna. A couple of miles away is Padstow, well known as a historic fishing port and home to top class restaurants. Everyday amenities can also be found there, such as a supermarket and plenty of water sports and leisure activities including cycle hire for the Camel Trail.Square Footage: 2,454 sq ft DirectionsFrom the Winnard's Perch roundabout on the A39 take the B3274 towards Padstow. Continue until the left turn for Trevone on the B3276. Go through Treator and at the next junction (at Windmill) take the right turn to Trevone. Follow down to the village and opposite the village hall take the left turn to Dobbin Road, then left into Dobbin Lane, second left to Upper Dobbin Lane and follow around to the right, with Lamorna at the top end of the lane.Padstow about 2 milesWadebridge about 8 milesCornwall Airport Newquay about 11 milesTruro about 26 miles Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains gas, electricity, water, drainage; superfast broadband.AGENT NOTE: There is planning permission granted in the field to left side of Lamorna. PA23/03555VIEWINGS - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i70189355
Glynn House sits within an idyllic, private setting overlooking the beautiful wooded countryside of the Glynn valley and the river Fowey. Originally the centre of one of Cornwall's grandest estates extending to 4,500 acres, it was divided into several impressive units in the mid 1990s. Glynn Hall is the principal wing of the Grade II* Listed Palladian mansion. The original house's history begins before the Norman Conquest and the manor was listed in the Doomsday Book. The Glynn family occupied the house from the mid fifteenth century for almost four hundred years. John Glynn supported American independence and Glynn County in Georgia (USA) is named in his honour. His son, Edmund, was principally responsible for the present buildings, having added the two palladium wings in 1805. Glynn was purchased by Major General Sir Hussey Vivian in 1833. A hero of Waterloo, he added the impressive plaster motifs in Glynn Hall's reception rooms, depicting his medals. The Vivian family finally sold the estate in 1947. Glynn Hall is a superbly spacious, light-filled home that offers more than 7,000 square feet of accommodation with a wealth of period character. Elegant, ornate period detailing includes ceiling roses and cornicing, high ceilings and tall windows, which welcome plenty of natural light. The accommodation comprises a long reception hall with dramatic high ceilings and double glass doors leading to a communal courtyard. There is a luxurious kitchen with bespoke painted wooden Shaker style units, granite work tops, two ovens beneath a five hob cooker with an extractor fan and twin stainless steel sinks. There is a vast island unit providing an additional worktop. The room benefits from a polished elm floor and a wood burning stove. Two south facing 12 pane sash windows look over the old rose garden and the Glynn valley. There is also a spacious utility room which could be used as a fifth bedroom or as annexe accommodation. The galleried entertaining hall is an impressive open hall with a wide staircase and polished wooden banister. It has a stunning high ceiling with a central Cupola, with a large east-facing window. There is also a large boot room and an adjoining understairs cupboard, plus a WC. The dining room is a lovely bright room with three large 15 pane sash windows with shutters which face onto the west lawn, overlooking the ornate pond towards the woodlands. It has a deep fireplace with a slate hearth, a central plaster Maltese Cross motif replicating one of Lord Vivian's Waterloo medals and a polished elm floor. Elm floors continue from the dining room which also has a deep open fireplace with marble surround and mantle, a central plaster Maltese Cross motif and three large 15 pane sash windows with shutters facing the garden. The cellars are extensive, providing large storage space, and divided into a number of vaulted chambers, some fitted for wine bins.Upstairs there are four large double bedrooms including the principal bedroom, which has extensive built-in storage and a large en suite bathroom. The first floor also has a family bathroom with a separate shower unit. As with the ground floor, beautiful views can be appreciated from most of the first floor.Local Authority: Cornwall Council.Services: Mains electrics and water. Private oil central heating and private drainage which we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. Further information is being sought.Utilities is separately metered, but overseen and billed by the management company.Council Tax: Band E.Tenure: Freehold.Rights of way: There is a right of way for the property over the driveway and to access the septic tank in the woodland. Further information is available from the vendor's agent.Glynn Hall lies behind a Yew hedge and is approached by a gravel pathway through the ornamental garden, now laid out as four box-hedged lawns, all surrounded by low-lying granite walls. The impressive portico entrance with Doric columns lies in front of a granite pond. Glynn House's landscaped gardens are comprised of expansive beds and a significant portion of the large west lawn, an ornamental pond with overhanging trees, as well as adjacent woodland, the old rose garden and the southerly garden bank leading down to the driveway and granite Celtic cross. Glynn Hall has dedicated spaces for two vehicles, while the large communal parking area is also available for guests.Situated centrally in the county of Cornwall, within easy reach of the rugged cliffs and surf of the North Coast (Newquay, Polzeath) and the harbours and sailing waters of the South Coast (Fowey, Mylor, Falmouth), Glynn Hall enjoys excellent logistics, lying within easy reach of the A30 and A38. Bodmin Parkway is conveniently located (approximately four hours to Paddington), while Newquay Airport also lies within easy reach. The cathedral city of Truro is some 27 miles to the west, with quality independent and state schools, restaurants, theatre, museum, cinema and varied retail, including Waitrose and M&S. Closer still are Eden and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. The Cornish countryside and coastline are renowned for providing some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bodmin-d196271/for-sale_i69999094
Set within an intimate and exclusive development of luxury new homes, commanding striking harbour, river and countryside views and just 350 yards from the water front, is this spectacular high specification opportunity to own a state of the art home in St. Mawes. This superb property is looking to be completed summer 2024.Nestled in the quiet corner plot is this exceptionally energy efficient, high specification luxury new residence. A captivating, bespoke property with C. 2735sq.ft of accommodation, boasting a sleek, contemporary design that exudes style and sophistication whilst providing the space of a generous family home. The property occupies a good sized plot in a peaceful situation, moments from the centre of the village. Entering on the upper floor, the kitchen/dining/living area spans the width of the property (including balcony) to maximise the sensational, far reaching panoramic views. This generous, triple aspect entertaining space with part vaulted ceilings and Velux windows, will enjoy a large L-shaped kitchen and central island with breakfast bar - Purchasers have the opportunity to work with the kitchen designer to create a design of their own with choices of worktops, cabinetry, and potentially alternative layouts (choices can only be made post-exchange and are dependent on construction schedule). Large, floor to ceiling windows and sliding aluminium double-glazed doors with juliette balcony overlook the rear south-east facing garden while a large sheltered balcony is the ideal spot to relax and take in the sites of the harbour, rolling countryside and sea views. Further to this floor is a good-sized study, utility room and WC plus access to the integral garage.The lower ground floor comprises 5 seaward facing rooms, all with separate access to the garden. The proposed design is for four bedrooms, two of which with en-suites and dressing rooms with the fifth room equipped to be a home study/media room. There is also a separate family bathroom with a separate bath and walk in shower, linen store and plant room.A Reputation for Excellence:Founded in 1994, Mitchell Property Developments is becoming one of the Southwest's best-known developers for quality bespoke new homes. They lead the way in creating high-quality modern living spaces with the use of innovative, cutting edge techniques and contemporary designs to create high-specification modern wow factor homes.Mitchell Property Developments has a highly qualified team with extensive experience in property construction. Their portfolio reflects their excellence and aspirations.IMPORTANT NOTICE Strutt & Parker gives notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract or part thereof. 2. All descriptions, photographs and plans are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. All measurements and specifications are approximate, are not necessarily to scale and may be subject to change. Any prospective purchaser must satisfy themselves of the correctness of the information within the particulars by inspection or otherwise. 3. Some images may be Computer Generated Images, are indicative only and may differ from the final build product. 4. Images may be of the show home rather than the individual unit. 5. Lifestyle images are indicative only. 6. Strutt & Parker does not have any authority to give any representations or warranties whatsoever in relation to this property (including but not limited to planning/building regulations), nor can it enter into any contract on behalf of the vendor. 7. Strutt & Parker does not accept responsibility for any expenses incurred by prospective purchasers in inspecting properties which have been sold, let or withdrawn. 8. We are able to refer you to SPF Private Clients Limited ("SPF") for mortgage broking services, and to Alexander James Interiors ("AJI"), an interior design service. Should you decide to use the services of SPF, we will receive a referral fee from them of 25% of the aggregate of the fee paid to them by you for the arrangement of a mortgage and any fee received by them from the product provider. Should you decide to use the services of AJI, we will receive a referral fee of 10% of the net income received by AJI for the services they provide to you. 9. If there is anything of particular importance to you, please contact this office and Strutt & Parker will try to have the information checked for you. Strutt & Parker is a trading style of BNP Paribas Real Estate Advisory & Property Management UK Limited, a private limited company registered in England & Wales with company number 04176965 whose registered office is at 5 Aldermanbury Square, London EC2V 7BP.In addition to the first floor balcony is a peaceful and private enclosed landscaped garden. Finished with a mix of porcelain patio tiles, lawn, Cornish stone walling and outside shower plus the optional extras of a pagoda, hot tub and potential for outside kitchen, this is a very stylish extension of the home.St. Mawes is a picture perfect community nestled towards the end of scenic Roseland Peninsula, arguably one of the most exclusive and seaside villages in the country. Feeling as though you are in a quaint Mediterranean fishing village, utter tranquillity and stunning azure waters make this a beautiful holiday destination and has understandably become a bit of a celebrity hot spot.Boasting two of the finest hotels and restaurants in Cornwall, Idle Rocks a luxury Relais & Chateaux hotel set directly on the waterfront with an award winning restaurant and Olga Polizzi's Hotel Tresanton, there great options for fine dining. St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula is a Mecca for the boating and yachting fraternity with the very active sailing club offering a full programme of village regattas, club races and various national championships. In an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by incredible SW Coast Path routes, plus St. Mawes Castle at the end of the point, there are endless leisure activities to enjoy. Many are fortunate enough to call St. Mawes home and it offers a wide range of amenities, including butchers, bakers, convenience store, post office/newsagent, doctors, hairdressers, dentist, pharmacy, village hall, church, delicatessen and clothing shops. The village also has two public houses (Victory Inn and Rising Sun), and an excellent range of cafes, restaurants, art galleries, gift and ice cream shops.Whilst feeling miles from reality, the village is very well connected, with the cathedral city of Truro accessible via the nearby vehicular King Harry Ferry which runs every 20 minutes and a pedestrian ferry to Falmouth from the harbour.And it is not uncommon to see visitors arriving by helicopter For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-mawes-d583597/for-sale_i70657447
The PropertyLARGE FAMILY HOME WITH BUILDING PLOT WITH PLANNING PERMISSION Trytressa offers an incredible chance to own a sizable property in the highly coveted location of Mylor Harbour. Positioned on Ganges Close, this expansive house spans 3,582 square feet, comprising three bathrooms, three reception rooms, six bedrooms and plenty of potential for personalization with some refurbishment needed.The house sits on a large plot of land, predominantly laid out as beautiful lawns, offering stunning views of the sea and the picturesque surrounding countryside.There's also a convenient attached carport on the property, with ample of garage spaceSurrounding the house are magnificent vistas that extend out to the sea, presenting a truly breathtaking backdrop.Moreover, there's an opportunity for a separate building plot with outlined planning permission available, Adjacent to the existing property of Trytressa lies a unique opportunitya separate building plot that comes with the advantage of outlined planning permission. This plot offers the potential to create a brand-new home, designed and crafted to suit individual preferences and needs. The outlined planning permission means that the fundamental parameters for construction have already been established, providing a clear and efficient pathway for development.LocationSituated in the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Trytressa is enveloped by awe-inspiring natural landscapes, including the National Trust-owned shoreline of the Roseland Peninsula. Mylor, a historically significant Cornish port, has gained recognition as a top holiday spot for 2022 by VisitEngland. Mylor Churchtown, where the property is located, boasts an array of amenities such as acclaimed restaurants, welcoming pubs, a primary school, and the renowned Mylor Yacht Harbour.The Fal Estuary, renowned for its exceptional sailing waters, is close by, offering an array of creeks, inlets, beaches, and charming waterside villages to explore. Sailing enthusiasts will find numerous clubs around the Carrick Roads, hosting regattas, with Falmouth Week being a highlight. Falmouth itself, approximately 5 miles away, is steeped in maritime history and is celebrated for its coastline, beaches, and a vibrant mix of unique boutiques and high-street stores.For those who appreciate culture and convenience, Truro, Cornwall's capital city, is only about 10 miles away, providing an extensive array of amenities, from supermarkets and dining to cinemas and theaters. The area also boasts a selection of excellent schools, both state and independent, catering to various educational needs.Cornwall itself offers an array of attractions, from the Eden Project to the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the National Maritime Museum. The region is also a haven for food enthusiasts, with a range of acclaimed restaurants and well-known chefs enhancing its culinary reputation.With excellent transportation links via road, rail, and air, including proximity to the A39, a Truro railway station, and Cornwall Airport Newquay, Trytressa ensures seamless connectivity to the rest of the country and beyond.Disclaimer for virtual viewingsSome or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_falmouth-d197167/for-sale_i71223450
Welcome to your dream home on the prestigious Sea Road in Carlyon Bay. This stunning property offers the perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and space, with an abundance of coastal charm and breath-taking views.This spectacular four-bedroom family home, along with a two-bedroom annexe and detached garage, is situated on one of Cornwall's most exclusive private roads and nestled on approximately half an acre of land. The current owners purchased the house in 2017 and promptly embarked on an expansion project that doubled its original size. They redesigned the layout to cater effectively to modern family life. As a result, the house now boasts expansive, light-filled living spaces, many of which offer fabulous views of the sea.On the approach to the property coming up the driveway and alongside the lawned front garden, the grand double-fronted design of the house commands attention. The top of the driveway opens out to a spacious parking area where steps and paving guide you to the entrance door, which opens to unveil the striking entrance hall. Upon entering the house, the layout seamlessly unfolds, with the sitting room situated to the left and the kitchen dining area to the right. The design allows for these spaces to be either open or closed off from each other, catering to the family's varying moods and preferences. Leading off from the kitchen and towards the back of the house, there is a convenient downstairs W.C., a separate utility room and a games room. From the games room, doors open out to the swimming pool area and outdoor entertainment space. Here, a covered outdoor bar equipped with a potbelly stove awaits, perfect for keeping you warm late into the Cornish summer evenings. From the entrance hall, the staircase ascends and divides into two directions, granting entry to two spacious double bedrooms in one wing of the house and two additional double bedrooms in the opposite wing. Three of the bedrooms feature ensuite shower rooms, while the fourth bedroom has access to the main family bathroom. Three out of the four bedrooms showcase fabulous sea views, further adding to the charm of the living spaces.The attached two bedroom annexe is currently utilised as a successful holiday let but would be equally perfect for guests or extended family complete with its own living space, kitchen, and shower room. Once again, the impressive sea views are the star of the show.The property grounds are perfectly suited for a family-oriented lifestyle. Adults can relish tranquil evenings relaxing in the sun in one garden, while youngsters can have a blast playing in the playground area or taking a dip in the pool located on the opposite side of the house. When the sun shining, you can count on enjoying sunlight in at least one of the gardens at different times of the day.Living within walking distance of Charlestown and Crinnis Beach means having the best of both worlds on your doorstep a historic village steeped in maritime heritage and a beautiful beach where you can escape and unwind. It's a lifestyle that offers a perfect balance of relaxation, adventure, and natural beauty. Charlestown, with its picturesque harbour offers a delightful blend of history and culture. In the evenings, you can treat yourself to delicious seafood dinners at the local restaurants overlooking the harbour, or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll along the waterfront as the sun sets. Just a short walk in the opposite direction, lies the pristine Crinnis Beach, a hidden gem with golden sands and crystal-clear waters that invite you to relax and unwind. Whether you enjoy swimming in the refreshing sea or simply soaking up the sun with a good book, Crinnis provides the perfect setting for a day of seaside bliss. For the more adventurous the beach offers a plethora of activities to keep you entertained including paddleboarding, kayaking and jet skiing. There is never a dull moment in this vibrant coastal community.Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy the serene coastal lifestyle and own this exceptional property that offers luxury, comfort, and a touch of paradise by the sea.What3Words ///bookshelf.lion.otters For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-austell-d529689/for-sale_i70231116
The Orchard House is a lovely 4/5 bedroom home which the current owner had completely refurbished in 2017. Set off Shores Lane in Rock, the property has a private location with South facing rear terraces and mature garden. Freehold, EPC Band E Council Tax Band G.Set down a private driveway The Orchard House has plenty of parking as well as a double garage with electric door. The garage was rebuilt in 2017 when the seller refurbished the house completely. Externally the driveway was enlarged to create more parking and a large 19ft utility built linking the garage to the house, this room has a Belfast sink, space for washing machine, tumble dryer, 2nd dish washer and built in electric oven. The flooring has particularly attractive tiling. The rear of the property had a paved area replaced with Millboard decking and glazed balustrade and now has bifold doors from the family room to make the most of the lovely South facing aspect across the rear garden.The spacious kitchen / dining room by Duchy Kitchens has walnut butchers block over blue and grey units includes the electric Aga, fridge freezer and dishwasher. Lighting through out by Millard and Flo and Karndean flooring. Off the kitchen is a very useful pantry room with lovely tiled flooring. The kitchen dining area opens into the family room which has bifold doors out onto a south facing terrace looking over the rear garden. The property also has a large double aspect separate sitting room at the other end of the ground floor again looking over the rear garden with inset wood burner fitted. The property makes the most of its south facing aspect with three bedrooms and the study/bed 5 all look out over the rear garden. Also on the ground floor is a bathroom, a contemporary shower room and bedroom 2 , a guest room with its own shower ensuite, fitted with a deep, bespoke Corian his n hers vanity basins. All the rooms are beautifully decorated and will include any fitted blinds.The turning staircase leads to the first floor where there is a large master suite with ensuite bathroom. There is also a walk in airing cupboard and built in wardrobes. A small landing leads to bedroom 4, a smaller single bedroom that backs onto and has a door into the loft storage space, should more room be required.When the property was refurbished this included lighting, heating, hot water system, windows, doors and all flooring. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wadebridge-d197088/for-sale_i70917315
A stunningly positioned sizeable semi-detached residence occupying an elevated position on one of St Ives most sought after frontline roads. With simply breathtaking panoramic sea views, also incorporating Porthmeor beach, The Island and across St Ives to Carbis Bay and Godrevy Lighthouse, with views in both directions of the rugged Cornish coastline. With spacious, open-plan living accommodation and up to 6 bedrooms, arranged over three floors, 3 bath/shower rooms, terraced gardens to the rear with sea views, a broad sea facing terrace to the front and private off-road parking for 2 vehicles. A truly spectacular property in a frontline position. Ground Floor Entrance hallway, open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, garden room/snug, utility room/wc. First Floor 3 double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room and a 4th bedroom, family bathroom. Second Floor Principal suite with feature bath, en-suite shower room and broad sea facing balcony. Attic room/bedroom 6. Outside Private off-road parking to the front with steps leading to a broad sea facing terrace. Tiered garden to the rear, most of which benefits from sea views. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d499130/for-sale_i71620515
Falmouth Residential Investment Roseland House - Purpose built multi-occupied residential propertyFeaturing 15 bedrooms, including 9 private ensuite guest rooms and 4 bedrooms with shared communal bathroomsModern communal kitchen and dining areaOnly a short walk to Falmouth's bustling town centre, harbour, public transport links and beachesFully fitted and equipped throughout. Gross turnover in the region of £225,000 Air source heating and under floor heating Pendennis House - 7 Bed Licenced HMOStudent accommodation situated in the heart of FalmouthWCs and spacious gardenCurrent gross income circa £48,000Fully furnished For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_falmouth-d197167/for-sale_i68645676
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