Located on the harbour front and offering stunning views of the harbour, Pedn Olva Point, Porthminster and beyond to Porthkidney Sands and The Towans. This large home oozes quality throughout. 3 bedrooms (2 en suites and family bathroom). Large kitchen/dining room. Living room with balcony taking in the stunning harbour views. Extensively refurbished to a high standard in 2021. Currently run as a successful holiday let. Viewing highly advised. EPC -D57.St Ives - In recent years St Ives has become one of Europe's premier holiday destinations, famed not only for its beautiful beaches and coastal paths but also for the maze of narrow, cobbled streets packed with restaurants, galleries, cafes and local bars. There are five sandy beaches, including neighbouring Carbis Bay, three of which are award-winning, blue flag beaches; the coastal paths provide a treat for walkers and bird-watchers alike. St Ives is just 4 miles away from the A30 which links into all the major market towns and Cathedral city of Truro.The Property - Located on the harbour front and offering stunning, uninterrupted views out across the harbour, Pedn Olva point, Pothminster beach and across to Porthkidney Sands, The Towans and Gwithian. The home is presented to a very high standard following an extensive refurbishment. The accommodation is set over four floors. The newly installed quality, large fitted kitchen/dining room creates a great family or entertaining room and offers unprecedented views into the harbour and beyond. The master suite is stunning, with a large ensuite bathroom with a free standing copper bath where you are able lay back and relax whilst looking across the harbour. The living room is located on the top floor and from the double opening patio doors, access out onto the decked balcony terrace where you are able to take in the full vista of the harbour and bay of St Ives.Entrance - Oak front door with central smoked glazed Porthole window, opening into:Reception Hall - Tiled flooring. carpeted stairs with hand rail to side rising to a half landing with doorway opening into a stairwell with carpeted stairs and handrail to side leading down into:Rear Porch/Utility Area/Beach Changing Area - Tiled flooring. Plumbing for washing machine. Stable type door with central smoked glazed Porthole window opening onto the rear lane (perfect entrance/exit for the beach). Wall mounted consumer unit and electric meter. Under stairs storage area.From the half landing are steps up onto the first floor landing which is carpeted. Carpeted turning stairs to the second floor with an under stairs storage cupboard. Doors opening into:Kitchen Dining Room - 4.95m x 4.55m - An 'L' shaped room. Refurbished white washed painted floorboards throughout. Radiator. Base level units and drawers incorporating an under counter freezer, fridge and wine cooler with stone workfaces above with integrated 4 ring AEG induction hob with extractor above. Eye level oven grill and combi microwave Stone upstands and tiled splashbacks. Breakfast bar area incorporating a Belfast style sink with Quooker integrated swan neck mixer tap above. Within the units below is a integrated dishwasher. Sash bay window to the front aspect offering the stunning views into the harbour and across the bay to Porthkidney Sands. Sash window in the dining area offering the stunning views across the harbour and bay.Bedroom - 2.77m x 2.57m - Refurbished whitewashed painted floorboards. Radiator. Sash window to the rear aspect. Built in wardrobe with storage cupboard above and central display shelving. Down lights above the bed. Door opening into:Ensuite - Refurbished whitewashed painted floorboards. Corner crescent shower with sliding glazed doors and rainfall shower above of the mains with a sperate shower hand attachment and tiled splashbacks. Dual flush low level W/c. Vanity hand wash basin set onto a slate effect worktop with vanity mirror above. Obscure sash window to the rear aspect. Ladder towel rail. Extractor fan.From the landing area carpeted turning stairs rising up to:Second Floor Landing - Carpet. Storage cupboard housing the gas boiler and Megaflow hot water cylinder. Landing gives access to....Bedroom - 3.1m x 2.57m - Refurbished whitewashed painted floorboards. Sash window to the rear aspect. Recess display shelving.Family Bathroom - Refurbished whitewashed floorboards. Dual flush low level W/c. Pedestal hand wash basin with vanity mirror above. Bath with antique style mixer tap above with a separate shower hand attachment. Shower above of the mains with a glazed screen to the side. Tiled splashbacks Ladder towel rail. Obscure sash window to the front aspect. Extractor fan.Master Bedroom - 4.47m x 3.2m - Refurbished white floorboards. Radiator. Bay sash window to the front aspect offering the stunning views across the harbour of St Ives and Smeatons Pier and looking across the bay towards Porthkidney Sands and The Towans. Wall mounted gas fire. Door opening into:Ensuite - Refurbished whitewashed painted floorboards. Feature free standing nickel bath. Low level W/c. Pedestal hand wash basin with vanity mirror above. Sash window to the front aspect offering the stunning view across the harbour and bay and towards Porthkidney sands. Extractor fan.From the landing area are carpeted stairs rising up into:Living Room - 5.05m x 4.93m - Refurbished white painted floorboards throughout. Radiator. Sash window to the rear aspect offering the classic St Ives view over the neighbouring roof tops. Double opening doors leading onto:Balcony/Sun Terrace - 1.8m x 1.52m - Composite decking. With stainless steel surrounds with glazed inset below. The view from the balcony/terrace is outstanding taking in the full vista of St Ives harbour and across to Pedn Olva point. Porthminster beach and Porthminster point. Porthkideny Sands and across the Towans at Hayle.Council Tax - Band DAgents Note - The property is run as a very successful holiday let. Viewings can only take place on either changeover or unlet days. Before travelling to the area to view please ensure that you have contacted our office and pre-booked your viewing appointment.Fixtures and fittings are available by separate negotiation.Lease Details - Lease - 999 years from 1st January 2011No Ground Rent or Service Charge.Buildings Insurance - £847.76 per annum For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i68190917
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Helvellyn is a three bedroom detached house located just above the magnificent beach of Mawgan Porth, one of the most sought after bays on the rugged North Coast of Cornwall. Originally built in the 1930s, Helvellyn has been in the same family ever since. The property sits centrally within a large curtilage, extending to approximately 0.3 Acres. The gardens and grounds are gloriously filled with an array of established plants, shrubs and trees making for a peaceful, private ambience.The existing dwelling stands at just over 1,878 square feet, and additionally has a detached double garage to the side as well as a long private driveway. Helvellyn itself has three double bedrooms including two on the first floor, a main family bathroom, two principal sea facing reception rooms, one with a wood burning stove, and a fitted kitchen/dining room with integrated eye level oven and hob. There is a further room accessible from one of the bedrooms together with a modern shower room. The property is built of traditional cavity block construction surmounted by a slate tiled roof with UPVC double glazed windows and doors.Hellvelyn occupies a fine position on Tredragon Road offering privacy and sea views, moments from the golden sand of the revered beach below.There's also plenty of scope and potential at Helvellyn. Given the age, one could consider this a development opportunity with huge potential to build a dream home overlooking the sea in this most sought after of locations. Any future development is of course subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission. Services to Helvellyn include mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. EPC rating is D. Council tax band E.Mawgan Porth is now one of the most sought after locations in North Cornwall. The magnificent sandy beach is famous for water sports activities serving surfers and bathers alike with stunning cliff and coastline walks. Fine dining is available locally at the award-winning Scarlet Hotel as well as first class spa and recreational facilities at The Scarlet and Bedruthan Hotel.The bay provides a range of amenities including a local store, cafes, various eateries, The Merrymoor public house, surf school, and gift shops. Walkers are well placed to enjoy the wonders of the South West Coastal Path with fabulous walks to the likes of Watergate Bay and Bedruthan Steps both being within easy reach.Rick Stein's esteemed Seafood restaurant, Paul Ainsworth's Michelin starred No.6 and cool seafood bar Prawn On The Lawn in picturesque Padstow can be found just a few miles distant. Well situated for ease of transport, Mawgan Porth is less than a 20 minute drive off the main A30 and approximately 2.4 miles from Newquay Airport with its domestic and international flight services. The main line train station at Bodmin Parkway is an approximate 30 minute drive away with routes into London Paddington.To find Helvellyn, head towards Newquay from Padstow along the coast road passing through St Merryn and Porthcothan along the way. Upon entering Mawgan Porth, pass the Bedruthan Steps Hotel and continue round the bend. Heading down the hill towards the beach, turn right into Tredragon Road. Follow the Tredragon Road towards the Scarlet and Helvellyn can be found along on the right hand side. The postcode for satellite navigation is TR8 4DJ. What3words: sketching.bathtubs.votes For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mawgan-porth-d553833/for-sale_i71146526
THE PROPERTYRoom with a view..one of the best views in Falmouth is on offer from this fabulous two-bedroom apartment with high specification open plan living and 600 square foot balcony! This fantastic apartment features an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area that benefits from wall to ceiling glass walls and sliding doors to the South and West that open to the private balcony, an ideal entertaining space to embrace the stunning sea views. The balcony can be accessed via the living area and both bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite and there is also a separate bathroom. The stylish and contemporary kitchen features a handy breakfast bar and integrated Bosch appliances. The apartment also benefits from lift access, surf-store cage and two dedicated private parking spaces. Looking straight over Gyllyngvase Beach and with a 180 degree view from Pendennis Castle in the East to the Manacles and Falmouth golf course in the West. The Liner is a collection of one, two and three bedroom beachfront apartments. With its distinct design and high specification, The Liner offers the very best in contemporary coastal living. Apartment 40 is located on the fourth floor of this amazing development and would make a lovely home or lucrative investment.THE LOCATIONSituated in the heart of Falmouth and within easy walking distance of the harbour, this development is perfectly placed to enjoy all the south Cornish coast has to offer; from its beautiful gardens, beaches and iconic landmarks. Adjacent to the renowned St Michaels Hotel, Spa and Health Club, residents will also benefit from having an array of state-of-the-art wellbeing facilities on their doorstep. Commanding breath-taking views of Falmouth Bay from Pennance Point to Henry the VIII's Pendennis Castle, this development is perfectly placed to enjoy all the south Cornish coast has to offer, from the sub-tropical gardens to the award-winning nearby beaches. The development occupies a prominent position, directly fronting Cliff Road, facing south, enjoying magnificent views along the seafront, from Pendennis Point, across Falmouth Bay, to the unspoilt shoreline of The Lizard Peninsula, from the mouth of the Helford River to the infamous Manacles reef. The seafront joins the coastal path leading to the Helford River and beyond, providing spectacular walks, through areas of outstanding natural beauty. A short walk from the apartment will take you along the seafront to Falmouth town and harbourside with its eclectic mixture of national shops and independents, together with galleries showcasing local arts and crafts, as well as great places to eat and drink. The Events Square has created a new vibrancy to the harbourside. Events Square is a remarkable success with its quality food, fashion and sailing wear shops. The square hosts events throughout the year, such as the Oyster Festival, the celebrations of Falmouth Week and the Sea Shanty Festival as well as many big name attractions.EPC Rating: B ACCOMMODATION IN DETAIL (ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE) COMMUNAL ENTRANCE Entrance from opposite the beach, this area has security doors with video access. Personal post boxes. Door through to the "surf store". Door to inner hallway that gives access to the stairs, lift and parking lot. Apartment 40 is on the 4th floor. Front door leads into... ENTRANCE HALL An internal hallway leads through to the living area with doors leading to both bedrooms and family bathroom. Double doors opening to a large utility cupboard, and a further door leading to a cloaks cupboard. Video entry door access. Individual digital heating control thermostat. SITTING/DINING/KITCHEN (6.05m x 6.4m) Large sliding patio doors and two full walls of glass flood this room with natural light and offers the most amazing sea and beach views plus access to the balcony. The room is separated into three distinct areas. This lovely sitting room area has underfloor heating, satellite and TV aerial points, the dining area is to one side and the kitchen is to the far end. The kitchen is German made, with a stylish and contemporary range of wall and base units. White Silestone work surfaces, inset stainless steel sink with mixer tap, hob with splashback; large island with seating area, a range of integrated Bosch appliances including fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, oven and induction hob with extractor over. Wine cooler. Individual digital heating control thermostat. MASTER BEDROOM (3.07m x 4.88m) Large patio doors flood this room with natural light and give access to the huge balcony. Lovely to wake up and sit in bed with a cup of tea whilst looking straight out to sea! Many power points, data and TV points. Individual digital heating control thermostat. EN-SUITE Contemporary style white sanitary ware, wall mounted controls, oversized shower cubicle with clear glazed shower screen, rainfall shower head and spray attachment, push button WC with soft close lid and wall mounted hand wash basin. Porcelain tiling. Chrome ladder style heated towel radiator. Mirror. Shaver point. Ceiling spotlights. BEDROOM TWO (3.07m x 4.88m) Large patio doors flood this room with natural light and give access to the huge balcony. Again, lovely to wake up and sit in bed with a cup of tea with a sea view! Many power points, data and TV points. Individual digital heating control thermostat. BATHROOM Contemporary style white sanitary ware, panelled bath with shower over and clear glazed shower screen, push button WC with soft close lid, wall mounted hand wash basin with mixer tap, chrome ladder style heated towel rail, mirror, ceiling spotlights. Extractor and shaver point. BALCONY At approximately 600 square feet this huge balcony is large enough to sit "al-fresco" having breakfast whilst watching the sun come up and also have dinner watching the sun set! Views across the whole bay from Pendennis Castle in the East to the golf course in the West. A superb space for lounging in the sunshine, with far reaching views out to the Manacles and the horizon. Clear glass balustrade means there are no visual obstructions. External lighting. OUTSIDE Communal outside shower cubicle for when you come off the beach. Communal garden areas. Communal bin store. Storeroom with personalised lockable bin cage. AGENTS NOTE There are no restrictions in the lease regarding letting out the property. It can be used as a main residence, second home, long term let or holiday let. The building has the remainder of a 10-year Build zone warranty. Our vendor has bought a share of the freehold. The apartment is leasehold with 996 years left on the lease. SERVICE CHARGE Current 2024 Ground Rent and Service Charge £TBC p.a. Parking - Allocated parking 2 allocated parking spaces in tandom. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_falmouth-d197167/for-sale_i70920843
A unique and flexible property in an enviable position situated at the end of a long private lane between Mousehole & Lamorna enjoying views out over the ocean with around 2.31 acres DescriptionKymaurah, presenting to the market for the first time was originally part of a group of barns owned by the St Aubyn Estate (owners of St Michaels Mount) but has been lived in for over 20 years by the current occupiers who have continued to develop and upgrade the property during this time. The ancient hamlet of Kemyel Wartha has four properties including Kymaurah with its long private lane, effectively a gated community. Kymaurah is now an extremely flexible property offering differing lifestyle opportunities. There is a four bedroom family house, two successful holiday lets and the Cabin a self contained accommodation, which would be perfect as a home office, a craft studio or for extended family looking for multigenerational living. A point to note that if required it would be possible to reintegrate the Dovecote in to the main house as there is a doorway (currently blocked) from the kitchen.The HouseGround FloorA stable door opens from the front courtyard in to the kitchen dining room. To the left is a large inglenook with space for a large range cooker (piping for a Calor gas) with cupboards to the left of the chimney and a doorway (blocked) to the Dovecote. It is a farmhouse style kitchen with a tiled floor, vaulted ceiling with exposed "A" frame beams. There is space for a free standing American style Fridge Freezer and plumbing for both a washing machine and dishwasher. The striking feature of this room is a large pine dresser (available by separate negotiation). At the end of the room on the right is a large storage cupboard which also houses the new central heating boiler. A doorway opens in to the rear lobby which has a beamed ceiling, to the left a door in to the garden, ahead is a WC and a bedroom which overlooks the rear courtyard. On the right is the doorway in to the dual aspect main living room which has a beamed ceiling, stripped pine flooring, a glazed door to the front courtyard, an inglenook with recessed wood burner. To the left of the staircase to the first floor the current occupiers have cleverly created an under stairs office area. To the right of the inglenook is a passage to a further bedroom. The bedroom has a beamed ceiling, a window overlooking the front courtyard along with a door leading to a built in wardrobe and and shower room WC.First FloorThe stairs ascend to a large bright dual aspect landing with a part vaulted, beamed ceiling. There is a large floor to ceiling window which offers superb views out to sea. There is ample space here for two large chairs to watch the ships sail by. There is also access to the rear garden with a gravelled sloped descent to ground level. Off the landing are two further bedrooms and a bathroom.The principal bedroom is a triple aspect room with magnificent views, pine floorboards, a vaulted ''A'' frame beamed ceiling along with a dual access built in wardrobes. To note there is ample space in this room to create an en suite if required. The second bedroom is a large single room with a window with sea views. The bathroom has a large walk in shower.Holiday LetsBoth the holiday lets are currently marketed by Travel Chapter i.e. holidaycottages.co.uk. Income history is available if required.The DovecoteThe Dovecote is currently marketed as an ideal Honeymoon Cottage or as a short break holiday for couples looking for a unique 'Romantic' atmosphere. The central front door opens from the courtyard in to a large room with a vaulted ceiling with exposed "A" frame beams, slate flooring, a granite fireplace with recessed wood burner and a small kitchenette. On the left gothic shaped hand crafted stained glass doors open in to the en-suite shower room. A further part glazed door opens on to the private decked courtyard area. This has raised planting with built in seating, sea views a cute summerhouse and a central sunken hot tub.To note the Dovecote could be reintegrated in to the main house as there is doorway (currently blocked) on the left of the fireplace in to the kitchenHoney HedgeThis is the larger of the two holiday lets. The central front door opens from the courtyard in to a large room with a vaulted ceiling with exposed "A" frame beams, stripped wooden flooring. On the right of the front door is the sitting area which has wood burner on a slate hearth and a large floor to ceiling window overlooking the courtyard and gardens. To the right is the sleeping area, a dressing room & separate WC. The bathroom is through a curtained door which has a ceramic tiled floor, free standing slipper bath and an open shower with rainfall head. A door opens in to the private rear garden. Honey Hedge also benefits from a well-equipped dual aspect kitchen with cream Shaker style cupboards, a ceramic sink, an integrated oven, slimline dishwasher and ceramic hob and a cupboard housing a small fridge freezer.To note the Honey Hedge could be reintegrated in to the main house as there once was a doorway.Rear GardenThis is a very private garden, laid to lawn, with a tall hedge to the left and a well planted Cornish hedge on the right. A gravel path leads down the garden to a west facing enclosed decked area and under cover hot tub. I have been told that this is quite a magical space in the evening, the perfect spot to watch the stars.To Note Honey Hedge has been awarded Five Stars and a Gold award from Visit BritainGardens & the ExteriorA Cornish hedge borders the front of the property and another the border between the adjacent property with double gates opening in to Kymaurah. On either side of the entrance are lawned areas with the driveway opening in to a large courtyard area with ample space for multiple vehicles. The two holiday lets, Dovecote and Honey Hedge have their own private outdoor spaces with Kymaurah having a garden that wraps round from the side to the rear of the property to the field beyond.KymaurahThe southwest facing side garden is accessed from either the kitchen or rear lobby, is laid to lawn and bordered by a Cornish hedge with a mix of mature shrubs and bushes. As the garden sweeps round to the rear there is a five bar gate, opening from the lane, giving access to the rear of the property and the field. Behind the house is a courtyard area with a south facing summer house, the Cabin, caravan, garage/workshop and a garden shed.Garage/WorkshopThis is a large block and wooden building with central double doors. There is ample space within for both a vehicle and a workshop area. Currently used as a boat store. CabinThe west facing cabin is of an insulated timber framed structure and has a large open living area with a small kitchenette and shower room/WC. It has two large windows either side of double doors which overlook the field. To the front is a gravel terrace and a raised lawned area. This is the perfect spot to watch the sunset of an evening. To note the cabin cannot be used for commercial purposes only for non-paying family, friends or guests.The CaravanTo the left of the cabin is a stylish 1960's Caravan which is used as an artist studio but could fulfil many other uses e.g. a children's playroom, teenagers escape or a reading room. To the front of the caravan are grass steps up to the lawn and the field.The FieldCurrently this is left to grow naturally and the local farmer comes in with his tractor to mow. The field could be perfect for a couple of ponies or perhaps alpacas!Water WellThere is an old well in the garden, however, this is currently covered and not used.Agent Note-Covenants on title, please ask for further information SERVICESPrivate Water* & Private Drainage (*Water supplied via St Aubyn Estates)ElectricityOil Fired Central Heating (New boiler 2023)Private Lane: annual maintenance shared between 4 propertiesBroadband: Wildanet (approx. 50mbps)LocationLocated in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the cliffs tops between Mousehole and Lamorna Kymaurah is located at the end of a long shared private lane and has a quite superb south facing position, surrounded by fields with views directly out to sea. The village of Lamorna is two miles away by road but only half a mile via the South West coastal path which is accessed just to the left of the property. Lamorna has a strong artistic community being popular with painters, potters, craftsmen and writers. There is an historic Inn called ''The Wink'' the name most likely derived from the fact that the site was used by local smugglers, and ''tipping the wink'' to the landlord might get you contraband goods, or a signal to the landlord that you wanted, and were willing to pay for, a shot of something strong and illegal in your drink that couldn't be mentioned by name. Newlyn, just over 3 miles away, is a very vibrant place. Famous for both its historic and current fishing industry as well as the Newlyn School of Artists of the late 19th century. Lying on the shore of Mount's Bay, Newlyn is one of the largest fishing ports in the UK. It lies adjacent to some of the richest fishing grounds in the Northern hemisphere and is the fulcrum of Cornwall's fishing industry. The South West's main fish market is in Newlyn and just opposite the harbour is good selection of excellent fish shops. Newlyn is also blessed with some great restaurants, cafe's, bars, a specialist cheese shop, an excellent coffee shop, a traditional Cornish Ice cream shop and an independent cinema with its own restaurant.The coastline around Newlyn & Penzance takes in some of the county's most beautiful beaches, to include Sennen, Porthcurno & Praa Sands. The historic town of Penzance just five miles away has a wide range of shopping and schooling facilities. Penzance railway station provides direct trains to London Paddington and the town is now host to several well regarded restaurants and the recently refurbished Jubilee Pool. 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: 3,780 sq ft Acreage: 2.31 AcresDirectionsLamorna 2 miles (1/2 a mile via coastal path), Newlyn 3.5 miles, Penzance 4.5 miles, St Ives 12 miles, Truro 33 miles, Cornwall Airport (Newquay) 42 miles.(All distances are approximate and in miles)From the centre of Newlyn take the B3315 in the direction of Paul & Sheffield up Chywoone Hill. Four hundred metres after Sheffield take the left turn signposted:- RAGINNIS, MOUSEHOLE, CASTALLACK continue for about a mile then take the road directly ahead of you with a dead end sign, signposted 'Kemyel'. At the T junction you will see, on the right, a gravel farm track, signed PRIVATE Road Kemyel Wartha only. Take this and after approximately a mile you will arrive at the edge of Lamorna Cove Valley. Go past the first set of gates on your right and Kymaurah is just round the bend on the right. There is ample parking in the courtyard. Additional InfoFIXTURES 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. The holiday cottages can be left fully furnished, website with well established domain name and extensive data base of guests, can be by separate negotiation.IMPORTANT NOTICE- Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: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.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_penzance-d197306/for-sale_i71024147
Located in a prime position above Carbis Bay on a private road, is this recently built contemporary five-bedroom home built and finished to an exemplary standard with parking and garaging. DescriptionMenhyr Park is a private block paved road, owned jointly by the residents on the east facing hill above Carbis Bay. Originally the land was divided into individual plots on either side of the road, some of which were sold separately with each of the properties being built individually by the purchasers. There are still a couple of plots to be completed. Completed two years ago Number Eleven has been built and finished to an extremely high standard. The property has underfloor heating downstairs and radiators on the upper floors. From the first and second floor rear facing bedrooms are fabulous views out across St Ives Bay to Hayle Towans, Godrevy lighthouse and the headland beyond.Ground Floor - The front door opens into a bright a spacious hall with the stairs immediately to the left and the main reception room to the right and the kitchen dining room at the end. Flooring throughout the ground floor is Amtico wood effect in a herringbone pattern. The main reception room has sliding doors out on the front gravelled area of the garden, a recessed wall wood effect remote control gas fire and partially wood panelled walls with up lighting. There is a clever bench area recessed under the stairs with storage below. The kitchen/dining room has bi-fold doors on the upper terrace.'The kitchen area has wood effect units along one entire wall, comprising both a floor to ceiling fridge and freezer, a steam oven/microwave, alongside a separate oven and a large floor to ceiling larder cupboard. A large central island has storage both sides, a breakfast bar and overhead lighting. Behind the central island are further units containing the sink with a Quooker tap, induction hob with built in extractor and a double bin drawer. On the far left of the kitchen area a door opens into the utility room and downstairs WC along with a door in to the garage and another to the garden. The utility itself has a sink with plumbing and space for both a washing machine and tumble drierFirst Floor - The stairs ascend to a bright and spacious landing with a large window overlooking the front garden, off which are four double bedrooms, the family bathroom and a further set of stairs leading to the second floor. To the left are two bedrooms, both dual-aspect, with partially vaulted ceilings and built in wardrobes, with the rear bedroom having sea views. The two other bedrooms are slightly larger and have en suite shower rooms and built in wardrobes. One overlooks the rear garden, has fabulous sea views and a Juliet balcony, whilst the other overlooks the front garden. The family bathroom has a bath and separate walk-in rainfall shower.Second Floor - Stairs ascend to the large second floor landing which has a curved balustrade and Velux window. This is a large area which is currently used a secondary study/office area. The fifth or Principal bedroom is a very large triple aspect room with quite spectacular views. The room has a part vaulted ceiling, built in wardrobes, a large under eaves storage area and an en suite bathroom with a large bath and separate walk-in rainfall shower. Gardens & The Exterior Front Garden - The property is fronted by a stone wall with Grisilinia hedge planting with an opening on to a block paved driveway with space for three/four cars. The single garage is integral to the house and on the outer wall is an EV charging point. There are raised beds with a gravelled area fronting the property. Gated pathways offer access to the rear garden from both sides of the property. Rear Garden & Terrace - There is a wide split level entertaining terrace spanning the width and left side of the property with steps down to a lawned area. On the upper terrace there is a sunken Hot Tub whilst on the lower terrace is a large storage shed (containing the pump and filtration system for the hot tub), an external heated shower and also a barrel shaped Sauna (available by separate negotiation) The three sides of the garden have contemporary slatted fencing creating privacy. (To note the hot tub is heated by an Air Source Heat Pump located alongside the storage shed).Garage - The garage is a large single garage with an electric "roll up" door with ample space for both a car and storage or work bench. A cupboard at the rear of the garage contains both the hot water tank along with the central heating boiler.Services - Mains Water (metred) & DrainageGas Fired Central Heating**Underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairsSky Fibre broadband (140 mbps)Driveway parking for 3/4 cars plus the garage Tenure - Freehold Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.Fixtures & 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.LocationCornwall's unique character comes from its historic landscape and some 400 miles of spectacular coastline. This modern contemporary property built only two years ago faces due East and has views over Carbis Bay and beyond. It is a mile by car, or less using footpaths, to Carbis Bay beach. The beach rarely has any surf so makes for an ideal spot for families as the sea here is perfect for swimming. It is also one of beaches that make up St Ives Bay, listed as one of the world's best by the Most Beautiful Bays in the World Organisation, the beach at Carbis Bay is surrounded by sub-tropical plants and lapped by turquoise waters. St Ives centre and harbour is just over two miles away and is home to the landmark Tate St Ives Gallery (built in 1993) the famous Barbara Hepworth Museum and the equally famous Bernard Leach Pottery. St Ives is bordered by three beautiful sandy beaches which are repeatedly voted among the best in the British Isles, one (Porthmeor) particularly for surfing. Set against the colourful backdrop of the working fishing harbour, the turquoise waters of St. Ives have attracted artists since the 19th century due to its renowned clarity of light. The town, with winding cobbled streets, is also a 'foodie' destination packed with numerous restaurants, pubs and cafes all offering excellent fare including the award-winning Porthminster Beach Cafe, set right upon the beautiful calm beach.At nearby Lelant, overlooking the Hayle Estuary there is a spectacular links golf course with views stretching up towards Godrevy Lighthouse. A scenic branch railway line links Carbis Bay and St. Ives with the main London-Penzance line at nearby St. Erth.Square Footage: 2,975 sq ft DirectionsFrom the A30 take the A3047 direction to St Ives. Continue through Carbis Bay until you reach Count House Lane on the left. Turn in to Count House Lane then take the second right turn in to Menhyr Drive. At the end of Menhyr Drive bear left on to Menhyr Park. Number 11 is the second property on the left.The house is in a great location and is easily accessible. Carbis Bay beach 1 mile (by road, less on foot), St Ives Town Centre, Harbour & 3 beaches 2.5 miles, West Cornwall Golf club 1.9 miles. Carbis Bay railway station 0.9 miles. A30, 4 miles. Penzance 9 miles, Truro 28 miles. Newquay airport 35 miles.(All distances are approximate and in miles) Additional InfoSt Ives has some outstanding schools across all ages. St Ives Infants (Ofsted Outstanding) St Uny Academy Primary School (Ofsted Good), St Ives Juniors (Ofsted Good) and St Ives Secondary School is the first Secondary school in Cornwall to receive the Ofsted Outstanding classificationSupermarket- There is a Tesco Supermarket less than half a mile away For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i70937854
Welcome to Castle Approach, nestled within the stunning Tregenna Castle Resort in St Ives. Here, amidst the warmth of sunrise and the allure of windswept beaches, your canvas for a life well-lived awaits. St Ives, consistently ranked among the top 5 family holiday destinations nationally, is renowned for the Tate Gallery and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden. More than a property, this is a lifestyle choicean invitation to embrace the beauty and memories that St Ives has to offer.Discover this coastal haven, where fishermen brave the seas, children play on golden beaches, and the perfect picnic becomes a cherished memory. Picture strolling down secluded coastal paths with soft, golden sand beneath your toes, the sun bathing everything in a warm glow. The turquoise expanse of the Atlantic Ocean watches over, and the soothing sound of waves becomes part of your everyday life.This detached 5/6 bedroom Scandinavian-style property is located within the 72-acre Tregenna Hotel Resort, offering 5-star accommodation for up to 10 people.With sea views, proximity to sandy beaches, and a proven holiday letting history, this property is an ideal investment or main residence. From the open plan lounge/diner/kitchen with a vaulted ceiling to balconies offering panoramic views, every detail is designed for a life of luxury.This home offers the convenience of resort living, with garden and maintenance taken care of, access to sports facilities via membership including tennis, badminton, swimming pools, and the option to arrange golf. Perfectly situated, with a railway station linking to London Paddington and a short drive from Newquay Airport, this property beckons you to embrace the St Ives lifestylevoted the happiest place to live in the country.The ground floor boasts 4 bedrooms (2 en-suite), a separate sitting room/snug, a family bathroom, and a utility room. The upper floor features a master bedroom with en-suite, a cloakroom, and an open plan lounge/diner/kitchen with a vaulted ceiling and balcony to the front. Outside, a further terraced area is ideal for al fresco dining, accompanied by a garage, parking (a rarity in St Ives), and gardens. Detached Sea views Walking distance to beaches Proven lettings history Sleeps 10 Garage 2 Balconies Resort takes care of garden and maintenance Opportunity to use the resorts sports facilities: tennis, badminton, swimming pool(s), via membership and golf arrangements available.Your affair with Cornwall begins here, where every day is a celebration of nature, family, and the joy of living. Welcome to your new life by the sea. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i69468527
CHARACTERFUL PROPERTY WITH VERSATILE ACCOMODATION, SET IN 1.3 ACRES WITH BOATHOUSE, GYMNASIUM AND TRIPLE GARAGETrerice Mill stands as a picturesque, charming cottage situated in the quaint hamlet of Trerice. Dating back to around circa 1680, this property holds a rich history as the original mill house of the old Trerice Estate, now under the care of the National Trust. The current owners have undertaken extensive restoration work, lovingly bringing elements of the cottage back to their former glory, a true testament to their dedication.The versatile family accommodation spans two floors. On the ground floor, a galley-style family sitting room/formal sitting room welcomes you, alongside a bespoke fitted kitchen boasting granite work surfaces, complemented by a separate utility/boot room. A lounge adorned with a feature log-burning stove and bi-folding doors seamlessly merges indoor and outdoor living. Rounding out the ground floor is a bedroom and cloakroom.Ascending to the first floor via two separate staircases, you'll find four additional bedrooms, accompanied by a family bathroom and and two additional shower rooms. Completing the first floor is a study/fifth bedroom, adding further functionality to the space.Externally The property occupies a total plot size of around 1.3 acres including various areas of paved patio and level lawns which offer numerous areas to relax and unwind or entertain family and friends. The outdoor space of Trerice Mills is further enhanced by a triple garage and three separate private driveways giving you ample parking options. There is also a former boathouse/workshop and a home gymnasium. All flanked by natural woodlands and a meandering stream make this perfect semi-rural family retreat. Location Trerice Mill, located in the serene hamlet of Trerice with the postcode TR8 4PF, offers a picturesque setting amidst the captivating landscapes of Cornwall. Situated just a short distance from the vibrant town of Newquay and approximately 13 miles from the historic city of Truro, this charming property enjoys the best of both worlds the tranquility of rural living and the convenience of nearby amenities. Surrounded by natural beauty, including rolling countryside, golden beaches, and rugged coastline, Trerice Mill provides an idyllic escape for those seeking a peaceful retreat. With close proximity to attractions such as Crantock Beach and the National Trust-owned Trerice Estate, this location offers a blend of heritage, convenience, and natural splendor, making it an enchanting destination for homeowners and visitors alike. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newquay-d196549/for-sale_i69683621
Welcome to the enchanting world of Mullion, where nature's beauty meets exquisite living. Nestled in a sought-after location, this captivating four-bedroom detached property offers a truly privileged lifestyle. As you step through the entrance hallway, you'll feel a sense of anticipation as the wonders of this home unfold before your eyes.The ground floor is a haven of tranquility and elegance, designed to embrace the surrounding countryside and showcase the awe-inspiring sea views that stretch across Cornwall's most dramatic coastlines. The sitting room beckons you to unwind and relax, with its plush furnishings and warm ambiance, creating the perfect space for intimate gatherings or peaceful solitude.The heart of the home lies in the spacious kitchen/breakfast room, where culinary delights come to life amidst a backdrop of breathtaking vistas. Here, the fragrant aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the scent of crisp coastal air, invigorating your senses each morning. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining room offers a refined setting for hosting memorable dinner parties, while the south-facing conservatory bathes the room in natural light, creating a tranquil sanctuary to enjoy a book or simply soak up the stunning surroundings.The ground floor also boasts two generously sized double bedrooms, their windows framing picturesque views of the verdant countryside. A convenient shower room completes this level, providing convenience and comfort for you and your guests.The upper floor, offers two further double bedrooms, with an additional family bathroom. From the landing, step out onto the balcony, a heavenly perch that grants a mesmerizing 180-degree vista of this special part of Cornwall. It's a place where sunsets paint the sky with breathtaking hues and gentle sea breezes whisper tales of the coast.Outside, the property is surrounded by mature gardens and grounds, with lawned areas inviting you to wander, while a stone patio provides the perfect setting for al fresco gatherings. Discover the alfresco dining area, a haven for culinary delights, complete with a bar area, where laughter and conversation flow freely.In addition, this remarkable property boasts the convenience of two single garages, providing ample space for vehicles and storage. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_helston-d197328/for-sale_i69527716
A home of exceptional quality providing over 3,000sq.ft. of 5 double bedroomed accommodation in blissful riverside plantsman's gardens of just over 1 acre, enjoying peace and serenity yet only about 2 miles from Truro. One of the area's hidden gems, with walks and cycling through Idless Woods on the doorstep, an extensive gated driveway and planning permission for a detached 4 car garage. Ground Floor Reception hall, large lounge, garden room, sitting room, kitchen/dining/family room, utility room, wc. Bedroom hall, principal bedroom en-suite, second double bedroom, shower room. First Floor Large landing, 3 double bedrooms, bathroom, boiler room. Outside Discreet gated driveway providing masses of parking and turning space with planning permission in perpetuity for a detached four car garage/carport. Open lawns on two sides of the house with specimen trees running down to the banks of the River Allen. Many exquisite planted beds, ponds and small streams within the lower part of the garden. Plantsman's garden laced with gravelled paths. Fenced growing beds for fruit and vegetables, polytunnel, various sheds and wood stores. In all, about 1.14 acres. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i68643331
This truly exceptional 4-bedroom property overlooking Porthminster Beach is impeccably presented throughout and commands spectacular sea, surf and coastal views across to St. Ives harbour. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i70891767
An impressive, south facing, converted Grade II Listed former Water Mill with an established wellness and accommodation business. DescriptionThis handsome 18th century stone mill building is nestled into the folds of the Eglarooze Hills and has three vehicle entrance points from the passing single-track lane. The top drive takes you into the wellness studio and gym, the second into the front door of the main mill and the third and lowest entrance into the large, gravelled parking courtyard on Cobland Mill's south side. Adjacent to the lowest entrance is Little Mill, a separate, one -bedroom guest cottage with kitchen and sitting room, which enjoys views over the adjacent fields and babbling stream. Many of the buildings' original external and internal features remain intact and the home has been continually renovated to create a stunning, countryside retreat.First Floor - This inviting home is entered at first floor level, from the middle drive. A spacious arrival hall serves a number of oak floored reception rooms and the kitchen. Your gaze is immediately drawn through the grand double doors in front of you into the double height drawing room, with its feature beams, grand fireplace and double aspect French windows. To the right of the entrance hall is a snug, with a beautiful original fireplace and directly adjacent to the hall is the rear, limestone staircase descending to the lower floor to the storage and laundry areas. Turning left from the hall is the bespoke, Shaker style kitchen, featuring iroko cabinetry and stainless steel work surfaces with a stepped breakfast bar island. There are plenty of below counter and wall mounted cabinets with a range of fitted appliances including a stainless-steel oven, LPG gas hobs, Aga and hood extractors, a double full height fridge/freezer unit, an integrated dishwasher and double stainless-steel sinks. A glazed side door provides access to a path around the side of the building and to the parking area, convenient for food delivery. Flowing through double doors from both the kitchen and drawing room is the dining room, lined with full height book shelves and solid wood floors. Another door opens from the dining room onto the main staircase and beyond leading to the principal bedroom suite with a grand, ensuite bathroom which has a full-length bath, shower cubicle and twin countertop basins. There are two dressing rooms off this suite, one providing roof access. A beautiful oak staircase descends to the lower ground-floor level.Lower Ground Floor - Downstairs there are four generously sized bedrooms and two bathrooms served by a long, turning corridor that connects the two staircases and the rear door onto the parking court. A large office on this floor includes bespoke, fitted cabinetry and at the back of this room is a recently installed infrared sauna. The corridor provides also access to a number of storage cupboards, a cloakroom with w.c., a separate boot room with lowered Belfast sink for dog washing, a large pantry and utility room with floor access to the former mill wheel housing and leat; used as a wine cellar. The house has been renovated to an excellent design and decorative standard throughout; the heritage features and large rooms creating an impressive country house home, ready for future generations.Exterior, gardens and garage - The lowest vehicle entrance leads to a gravelled parking court with parking space for approximately eight cars. A gated wall divides the parking area from a pretty lawn that borders the mill stream. At the top of the grounds, a gated drive opens up to the former double garage which has been beautifully converted into a contemporary wellness studio including a reception area, timber floored studio, kitchenette and bathroom.Below this accommodation is a storage area, gym and attached to the building is a terraced conservatory with guest seating providing spectacular views over the gardens and valley. Below the Studio, the sheltered, south facing garden terraces include timber edged planters with subtropical and aromatic plants framing a number of seating spaces for relaxation. Magnolia trees create a magnificent display in the spring.LocationCobland Mill was originally part of the Port Eliot Estate and is now a stunning, south facing, family home, set into the folds of the tranquil valley of a tributary of the River Tiddy.The Grade II listed property lies within walking distance of the magnificent Eglarooze cliffs, sandy beaches and the southwest coastal path, halfway between Portwrinkle village in the east and Downderry village in the west. In addition to its valuable countryside setting, the area offers a number of destinations and attractions within a few miles. There are a number of restaurants and cafes close by and the city of Plymouth is reached by a short ferry trip from Rame Head to the east of the property where the newly restored Royal William Yard offers a selection of wine bars, cafes and heritage walks. The Rame peninsula has easy access to the A38 and M5 and the mainline rail station at St Germans is within 3 miles.There are a good range of schools locally with Downderry and St Germans primary schools close by and the catchment area for Plymouth's grammar school and colleges cover the property.Distances (miles): Truro - 46, Padstow - 39, Looe - 9, Saltash - 11, Cornwall Airport (Newquay) - 38, Plymouth - 17 Additional InfoServices and Sustainability - Mains Electricity, water and high speed fibre connection. Heating is provided by a new oil fired boiler via underfloor heating to the house and holiday let with heated towel rails to all bathrooms. Drainage via sewage treatment plant.Agent Note - There is a ground source heat pump in place that requires surveying for re-commissioning if required.Permission for a change of use of the garden studio to holiday accommodation from the Port Eliot estate would be required.Tenure - FreeholdVIEWINGS - 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_torpoint-d197279/for-sale_i68286142
Polyphant House is a superb example of the architectural history and heritage of Padstow, and really must be viewed to appreciate its full potential. Originally built in the 17th century, then undergoing a remodel in the 18th Century, this grand property has watched over Padstow through its metamorphosis from fishing town to foodie haven. An imposing house in all the right ways, with a commanding yet elegant exterior which belies the bohemian grandeur within. Demonstrating the popular Georgian style of frontage, the exterior is slightly set back from the street behind original railings which lends an air of dignity to its substantial facade. Once inside, the treasure trove of historical features continues. The ground floor has benefitted from a previous remodel which has opened up what was a set of smaller rooms, creating a large, light filled parlour featuring dual aspect sash windows, another superb feature of this handsome property. Also on this floor is a kitchen with flagstone flooring and an Aga, which leads out to several outbuildings and storage areas. The gracious proportions of this property continue in the upper floors, with the first floor housing a further sitting room which is imbued with Georgian splendour, accentuated by the light flooding in through the multi-paned sash windows from both northerly and southerly aspects. A spacious bedroom completes this floor, again taking advantage of wonderful natural light from dual aspect windows. The upper floor currently houses three bedrooms, all set towards the front of the house, and a family bathroom. The property currently has interconnecting access to the adjacent property Punion Cottage, which is also being marketed by Cornwall Estates. The vendor is in the process of separating the two properties to sell individually, however, they can be purchased in conjunction if desired. To the rear of the property is a real jewel in the crown, a large walled garden packed with mature planting and lush greenery. This outside space has a magical feel, a real secret garden cocooned within the character-filled walls. As the property has access from the garden onto Church Street, there is a possibility (subject to the correct planning applications) to create a secondary access point, and even a parking area or garage. In addition to this, the property does come with a detached garage with parking for two cars, located opposite the front of the building at the corner of Cross St and St Saviours Lane. Although this lovely house is in need of comprehensive refurbishment, there is a real opportunity here to inject a modern interpretation into these incredible, original features and bring this property back to life. Polyphant House has an enviable location, right in the heart of Padstow's atmospheric Old Town. A 2-minute walk will bring you to Padstow harbour, which has year-round appeal due in part to its reputation as a well-respected foodie destination. The town is home to a large selection of eateries, including Rick Steins flagship restaurant, The Seafood Restaurant as well as Paul Ainsworth's highly regarded No. 6 and the always buzzing Prawn on The Lawn. Popular with activities enthusiasts, the area has built a solid reputation in the world of sport as home to several of the best surfing beaches in the UK, as well as two championship golf courses and the famed Southwest Coast Path, which provides access to stunning scenery along the area's dramatic coastline. With easy access to the A30 via Wadebridge, Polyphant House has good transport links to the county's major roads. Newquay Airport lies 14 miles away and has regular flights to London Gatwick as well as several international cities, whilst Bodmin Parkway Station lies 19 miles away and has regular services to London Paddington, including a regular sleeper service. TENURE Freehold SERVICES Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage. PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION Stone walls, not insulated. Pitched roof, single glazed sash windows. HEATING No heating at present - radiators not connected. Electric hot water cylinder. MOBILE PHONE COVERAGE Full coverage voice and data. PARKING Parking for two cars in the garage. RESTRICITONS Grade II Listed. Property is within a conservation area. COUNCIL TAX BAND F IMPORTANT NOTICE Cornwall Estates (Padstow) Ltd give notice that; These particulars do not constitute any contract or offer and are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. The accuracy of the particulars is not guaranteed and should not be relied upon as representations of fact. Cornwall Estates (Padstow) Ltd, their clients nor any joint agents have authority to make any representations about the property and any information given is without responsibility on the part of the agents, sellers or lessor(s). Any intended purchaser should satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise of the statements contained in these particulars. Any areas distances or measurement are approximate. Assumptions should not be made that the property has all the necessary planning permissions and building regulations. We have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Viewing by appointment only. Purchasers should check the availability for viewing before embarking on any journey to view or incurring travelling expenses. Some photographs may be taken with a wide-angle lens. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i69446770
PROPERTYThis is a unique opportunity to purchase two detached residential properties close to the beaches of Newquay, affording 9.7 acres of flat pastureland and gardens. If you're looking for a multi-generational property for extended family, or a home with letting income, this would certainly be worth considering.Each home has its own designated parking area on a large drive offering parking for 5 or more cars and an electric car charger. While the two properties share this access, they are otherwise well separated from each other with their own gardens and boundaries.Cogdat Cottage is fenced from the parking area and a gate leads into its gardens. Originally built in the 1700s, the cottage is a Grade II Listed property, formerly two workman's cottages. In their time at the property, the current owners have converted it from a derelict building to a cosy and characterful family home. The addition of the extension 15 years ago, has increased the living area considerably giving a new owner the potential to create a multi-generational living space.Entrance to the house is gained via a part glazed front door leading into the farmhouse style kitchen with electric "Leisure" range cooker, bespoke wooden units with a traditional Belfast Sink and plenty of additional inbuilt storage. This room also provides a great space for family dining. Adjacent to the kitchen, the snug retains much charm and character and has many interesting period features including exposed beams, a fully serviced woodburning stove and a window seat providing a great spot for relaxing with a book.From the kitchen, a hallway leads into the extension and all other principal rooms on this floor. There is a handy utility room and WC with fitted wall cupboards, space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer; a light and airy living room and a double bedroom with ensuite shower room and a built in, 4-person sauna. Upstairs from this bedroom is a further converted loft room with limited head height; currently set up with a double bed at one end and an office at the other.Stairs from the kitchen take you up to two further double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, and a good size family bathroom with a large, two-person bath.The garden begins with a spacious and well-established lawned area with multiple fruit trees and extensive planting. Currently used to house chickens and hand reared ducks, this garden would give any potential buyer the chance to live the "good life". As you walk through the garden, the space opens into extensive and level paddocks that would be ideal for equestrian use. There is a field shelter on skids that will be remaining, as well as a large poly tunnel and useful storage sheds.The second property was converted in 2016/17 from former outbuildings. A high quality build, the property is now a very well regarded, three bedroom holiday home. An open plan kitchen/dining/living room provides a comfortable living space with a wood burning stove as a focal point. French doors open out to a private garden and patio. The kitchen has a range of shaker style cabinets with a granite worktop and includes an integral dishwasher, oven and microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and a gas hob. There are two ground floor bedrooms, a double and a twin and a wet room with a walk in shower. An attractive oak staircase leads up to a landing which leads into a large double master bedroom.Outside, the property has a lawned garden which is fully fenced. There is a good sized patio for al-fresco dining and entertaining.The grounds total 9.7 acres and have gated access from the road. The land is divided into four paddocks all of which are predominantly level.SERVICESMains electricity, oil fired central heating, mains water and private drainage. SURROUNDING AREAThe property is located on a quiet country lane in a small hamlet which is surrounded by countryside offering peaceful country walks on the doorstep. The small residential hamlet of Mountjoy is approximately 1 mile from Quintrell Downs which has a number of public houses, a spar and post office and a train station. More comprehensive shopping and educational facilities will be found at Newquay (4 miles) and the Cathedral city of Truro (14 miles). The north coast is famed for its excellent sandy beaches and within easy reach of the property there are several, including Fistral and Watergate, popular with water sports enthusiasts, and Porth, Crantock and Holywell Bay which tend to be preferred by families. The coastal path offers superb walking and the quiet country lanes are very popular with horse riders. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newquay-d196549/for-sale_i70499272
Spacious seaside house, a few steps from the sandy beach and rolling surf. DescriptionHill Cote is typical of the white rendered seaside villas that have made holidays in Polzeath so special. Just a few metres from both beaches (Hayle Bay and Baby Bay) the holiday vibe is securely in place from the moment we open the front door into the excellent conservatory. This is furnished with a large dining table, taking advantage of the west facing aspect. Double doors enter the open plan kitchen and sitting room with a patio door to the paved terrace in the front garden, conveniently close for al fresco dining. The kitchen is fitted with good storage, a triple oven and hob by Stoves, an extra wide Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer and integral dishwasher.Into the hall and to the left is the first bathroom, with a shower over the bath, a heated towel rail and with pale grey and white panelled walls.The first bedroom is a double with a large built-in wardrobe. Of comparable size is the second bedroom, also with built in storage and a view over the front garden. Lit by a stairwell window, stairs turn to the first floor and two more double bedrooms, both with sloping ceilings and some height restriction into the dormer windows. One overlooks the front garden, while the other has a glimpse of the sea. The second bathroom mirrors the first, with a simple bath and shower above and heated towel rail.The impressive first floor living room has a wide window opening to a west facing Juliet balcony. This large room is also bathed in light from three wide Velux windows and is a lovely relaxing space with a partial view of Baby Bay. The naturally lit, bright interior is complemented throughout by white walls, pale carpets and wood effect floors. Radiators and modern double-glazed windows provide cosiness and there is ample storage on both floors. It is hugely advantageous that Hill Cote has its own garage and off-road parking for two cars. Steps go up to a gated entrance into the level, lawned garden and slate paved patio, all of which is securely fenced. Flowers and shrubs add colour. In the furthest corner and partially screened, is the oil tank. A rear door from the conservatory exits to a path and warm water shower, perfect for rinsing sandy kids, dogs and wet suits.LocationBeloved by generations of residents and visitors, Polzeath is one of Britain's foremost beach holiday destinations: many would say the best!. This results from the combination of a beautiful sandy beach, laid back beach village feel and ideal conditions for learning to surf. The beach itself is enormous at low tide, extending around half a mile in all directions. For swimming, Polzeath is one of the safest beaches along this stretch of coast with its gently shelving sand and seasonal lifeguard cover. Stepper Point stands sentinel at the far side of the estuary and Pentire Head protects the bay to the north. The southwest coast path passes directly through Polzeath and the headland, managed by the National Trust, provides stunning walking routes open to magnificent ocean and coastal views. Surf shops, cafes and restaurants, a supermarket, a boutique and art gallery make up the commercial centre of the village. However, the clifftop Atlantic Bar and Kitchen is immediately opposite Hill Cote, with a terrace overlooking the ocean superb for watching the sun set at any time of the year.Square Footage: 2,084 sq ft DirectionsFrom the B3314, (Wadebridge to Port Isaac), take the turn to Polzeath and after about a mile take the right fork to New Polzeath. Just before arriving at the clifftop road, turn right into Atlantic Mews and Hill Cote is a few metres along on the right.Wadebridge about 7.5 milesBodmin Parkway Station about 18 miles Cornwall Airport Newquay about 20 milesTruro about 32 miles Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains electricity, water and drainage; oil heating. VIEWINGS: Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES & FITTINGS: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale.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_wadebridge-d197088/for-sale_i68870090
The Old Forge House is situated towards the top of Trevone Bay in the hamlet of Windmill, just moments from the popular sandy beach and rockpools and approximately one mile from vibrant, picturesque Padstow. The Old Forge House has a rich history being one of the oldest buildings in the vicinity. The original building has been cleverly connected to the main house by our clients to provide over 1,900 square feet of spacious and versatile accommodation.As the accompanying floorplan illustrates, the accommodation includes a first floor lounge-a generous and well appointed living space with views towards the coast and surrounding area as well as a wood burning stove. The ground floor consists of no less than five bedrooms and five stylish bathrooms including four en-suites. The kitchen/dining room is super modern with a comprehensive range of sleek cabinetry with Quartz work surfaces, fully integrated appliances including white goods and bi-fold doors to the garden. The snug area is complete with inset wood burning stove, central staircase to the first floor lounge and door to the rear patio.Externally, The Old Forge House benefits from a superb enclosed ultra modern rear garden, with low maintenance artificial grass, chiminea, hot tub, outside shower, and comfortable seating area, encompassed with well maintained fenced boundaries. To the other side of the building is a private patio space with room for a table tennis table. To the front of the property there is a large off road gravelled area for parking for a minimum of 4 cars, with access to the rear garden.Services to the property include mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. EPC rating D. Council tax band C. Ofcom suggest ultrafast broadband is available. Ofcom suggest 5G mobile coverage is available.Windmill is a tiny hamlet on the outskirts of Trevone Bay, 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 at the end of the road also has a cafe. The historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow is approximately one mile 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 The Old Forge House, follow the B3276 coast road out of Padstow towards Trevone, taking signs to Newquay. After half a mile, turn right into Trevone Road and The old Forge House is the first property on the left hand side. The postcode for satellite navigation is PL28 8RY. What3words: blissful.financial.retrieves For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_trevone-d556004/for-sale_i71145174
THIS 5 BEDROOM BUNGALOW IS SET IN SUBSTANTIAL ½ ACRE PLOT IN A QUIET LOCATION CLOSE TO THE CITY CENTRE. A SMART HOME THAT HAS BEEN RECENTLY REVOVATED TO A HIGH STANDARD WITH SOLAR PANELS AND ECO CREDENTIALS Introducing this exquisitely renovated 5-bedroom bungalow, nestled in one of Truro's most sought-after areas where properties seldom grace the market. Boasting a contemporary aesthetic, this residence epitomizes modern luxury living.Situated on a generous garden plot spanning 0.5 acres, this home offers views over the picturesque cityscape, creating an idyllic backdrop for daily living and entertaining.Step inside to discover a meticulously designed interior that seamlessly blends style and functionality. The heart of the home lies in its modern open plan kitchen dining area, complete with sleek fitted base and wall units and a suite of built-in appliances, catering to every culinary need with ease.The property features an expansive open plan living area, fostering a sense of connectivity and fluidity between spaces. Curl up by the warmth of the wood burning stove in the lounge, adding a touch of cozy ambiance to the sophisticated surroundings.Currently configured as a 5 bedroom home, this versatile accommodation also lends its self seamlessly to being divided creating a separate annex with independent access. The annex area would have its own sitting room with Bi-fold doors, two bedrooms and a bathroom, all with independent access external. This could be used as accommodation for elderly relatives or teenage offspring, or has the potential to generate income. Pocket doors in the spacious hallway enhance the sense of openness and allow for versatile use of space, ideal for both private retreats and lively gatherings. Embracing the latest in technology, this smart home is seamlessly integrated with cutting-edge features, allowing for effortless control and management of various systems and appliances, enhancing convenience and comfort for the discerning homeowner. In summary, this renovated bungalow offers a rare opportunity to indulge in luxurious contemporary living in one of Truro's most coveted areas, boasting stunning views, premium finishes, and sustainable features that epitomize modern elegance.THE LOCATIONTruro, a quaint yet lively city nestled in a picturesque valley amidst untouched countryside, sits proudly at the confluence of the Truro River. Dotted with a blend of national retailers, charming independent boutiques, and convenient supermarkets, including the esteemed Waitrose, the cityscape is framed by the magnificent silhouette of its historic cathedral.Benefitting from a diverse selection of educational institutions, ranging from esteemed public sector establishments to prestigious private schools, some conveniently situated within walking distance.The Truro River meanders gracefully into the expansive Carrick Roads and onward to the tranquil Fal Estuary, offering residents ample opportunities for leisurely pursuits such as golfing, sailing, tennis, and rugby, with numerous local beaches adding to the city's allure.Transport links are easily accessible, with the nearby A30 and A39 providing seamless connections to Cornwall's extensive road network, including the vital link to the M5 at Exeter. Both the enchanting North and South coastlines are within easy reach, while the mainline railway station offers convenient access to London Paddington. For those venturing further afield, Newquay airport operates regular scheduled flights to Gatwick, boasting flight times of less than one hour, ensuring effortless travel for residents of this charming city.OUTSIDE An expansive 0.5-acre plot means the property is enveloped by a sprawling wrap-around garden that gracefully extends from the front to the rear. Ample parking space is provided by the sizable driveway, allowing for effortless maneuvering with its convenient in-and-out design, accommodating multiple vehicles with ease.Bask in the sun-drenched charm of the south-westerly garden, adorned with mature trees and shrubs that add a touch of natural splendor. The landscaped grounds boast a low-maintenance layout, primarily laid to lawn, ensuring ease of upkeep while providing a verdant backdrop for outdoor enjoyment.A garage offers additional storage and parking options, while gated access to the rear garden ensures privacy and security. Nestled within an exclusive enclave, this property enjoys a tranquil setting, tucked away from the hustle and bustle yet conveniently close to the city center, accessible via a quiet lane.Designed with sustainability in mind, this home is equipped with an air source heat pump, ensuring efficient heating throughout the seasons. Harnessing the power of renewable energy, the property boasts 4kw solar panels paired with a state-of-the-art 12kw Tesla battery, further reducing its environmental footprint while providing ample energy storage for uninterrupted power supply. Also benefiting from electric car charging point. Awaiting EPC For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows_truro-d196774/for-sale_i68156887
Stunning uninterrupted sea and coastal views on a fantastic plot which provides scope and potential to modernise, remodel, extend, or even rebuild (subject to planning). Situated on a substantial plot, accessed from two roads, with phenomenal sea views, beautiful gardens, a spacious terrace area as well as a large detached garage and parking spaces. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i70253208
What a truly amazing home! Totally rebuilt and restored to provide a modern contemporary home with stunning sea views in a great Mousehole location. Of pleasing Granite and Larch elevations, Silver Seas has private off street parking for 2 cars and an unbelievable enclosed Mediterranean garden designed for full enjoyment of the magic that is Mousehole. The internal accommodation has extensive use of large windows and bi folds to take full advantage of the southerly views across the sea and village to St Clements Island. Carefully designed to offer a very easy home to maintain, the present owners have carefully redesigned the property to feature a fabulous open plan living space with a handmade bespoke kitchen, 3 double bedrooms and shower room on the ground floor, a luxurious bathroom with Lusso Stone fixtures, and a home office/4th bedroom. Externally the rear enclosed garden has been professionally landscaped to offer an area for relaxation and outdoor entertaining. A large sun terrace is surrounded by a profusion of mature coastal plants offering a true mediterranean style vibe. There is even an external shower with hot and cold water, perfect after a day on the beach which is within walking distance. We have to mention also the ability to park 2 vehicles safely and privately which is incredibly rare in the village. The famous Welsh poet Dylan Thomas described Mousehole as the prettiest village in England and it's easy to see why. The charming harbour, super restaurants and galleries add to the magic. From a practical point the village also has a local primary school and an excellent regular bus service to Penzance. The main line railway station at Penzance has daily scheduled direct links to London Paddington and the UK rail network. Cornwall International AIRPORT AT Newquay is just 44 miles distant. From here again there are regular flights to many UK cities and Europe. The topical Isles of Scilly are a boat or helicopter ride away from Penzance. THE ACCOMMODATION (all dimensions are approximate) GROUND FLOOR - Covered Entrance porch with parking for a car, cedar cladding and lighting. ENTRANCE HALL - 3m x 1.7m. Bespoke stairs rising with cupboard under. Contemporary radiator. Inner Hallway - SHOWER/WC - 2.1m x 2m. Double sized walk in shower. Rain storm shower head and second hose. Integrated WC. Lusso Stone sink with handmade vanity unit including cupboard and drawers. Heated towel rail. BEDROOM 1 - 4m x 3.1m. Handmade bespoke built in wardrobes. Window. Contemporary radiator. Wiring for TV with wifi. BEDROOM 2 - 3.7m x 3.2m. Handmade bespoke built in wardrobe range. Window. Contemporary radiator. BEDROOM 3 - 3.1m 3.1m. Full length contemporary window - Contemporary radiator FIRST FLOOR - Underfloor heating on first floor throughout. Landing. Bespoke stairs rising. FABULOUS OPEN PLAN LIVING DINING KITCHEN - 8. 7m x 3.5m. A really great room with 3 sets of bi-fold doors and large picture windows to take full advantage of the sunny southerly aspect and sea views. Integral ceiling velux windows offer huge levels of natural light. Adjoining the living area is a superbly equipped handmade bespoke kitchen with an incredible amount of storage. A central island has a Filtrata instant hot water and filter tap, and a downdraft extractor hood next to the hob. Integrated appliances include fridge, freezer, double oven and microwave, induction hob. Access to rear balcony with glass panels. Door to outside. UTILITY - 2.6m x 1.4m. Plumbing for washing machine. BATHROOM - 3.3m x 3m. Great room with high end Lusso Stone sanitary ware including a composite stone bath for two on a raised plinth with LED mood lighting. Sink with handmade unit below, large walk in shower with rainstorm head and second hose. WC with integrated cistern. Industrial lights. Full length heated towel rail. Wood flooring. Large window. TOP FLOOR - Landing. OFFICE/BEDROOM 4 - 3m x 2.2m. Sea view. Access to a very useful walk in loft space (2.5 mx 1.5 m). OUTSIDE - The front tarmac driveway has space for a car. Further drive to the rear. Privacy fence and double gates with access to further parking. The rear garden is beautiful. Professionally landscaped and designed for full enjoyment of living outside. A large sun terrace with walled boundaries and a large selection of sub tropical landscaping. Lots of mood lighting plus an external hot and cold shower. SERVICES - Mains water electricity and drains. Heating and hot water provided by air heat source, with incredibly efficient running as house insulated throughout. COUNCIL BAND C. WIFI - Fibre to property with 300mbs EPC - C -. However there is an Ability to upgrade to B with voltaic plates, and there is planning and cabling in place. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mousehole-d548032/for-sale_i68185088
Nestled within the tranquil fringes of Penryn, this remarkable Georgian-style detached residence offers a lifestyle of unparalleled elegance and modern convenience. Built in 2021, the home stands as the crown jewel at the end of a selective development, ensuring a level of privacy and serenity that is truly unparalleled. From the moment you approach the property, you'll be captivated by its stately presence and curb appeal.Upon crossing the threshold and stepping into the impressive entrance hallway, a sense of grandeur envelops you. The hallway acts as a fulcrum, seamlessly connecting all the rooms in the house. The piece de resistance is the striking oak staircase that winds its way up to the first floor. The meticulous attention to detail in the design of this staircase is just one of the many touches that make this property truly extraordinary.To the front of the house, two exquisitely appointed reception rooms invite you to unwind and entertain in style. The generously proportioned lounge, with its abundance of natural light, provides an inviting space for relaxation. Double doors open up to reveal the south-facing gardens, creating a seamless connection to the outdoors, perfect for enjoying al fresco dining or simply basking in the warmth of the sun.The heart of the home, the kitchen and breakfast room, is a marvel of modern design. Its contemporary aesthetic is complemented by a range of high-end built-in appliances, while a central island adds a touch of practicality and serves as the focal point for gatherings and culinary adventures. This space embodies the perfect blend of form and function. Additionally, on this level, you'll find a conveniently located utility room, a tastefully designed downstairs shower room, and direct access to the double garage, making daily life a breeze.Ascending to the upper level, you are greeted by an impressive galleried landing, a space that is both functional and visually striking. This landing is your gateway to six bedrooms and three well-appointed bathrooms, showcasing a commitment to both comfort and style. Three of the bedroom's boast Juliet balconies, providing an opportunity to appreciate the scenic surroundings.The main bedroom is the epitome of luxury and space. It offers an expansive layout, complete with an impressive en suite bathroom that exudes opulence and a generous walk-in dressing room. The suite becomes a sanctuary, a private retreat within the confines of your own home.Outside, the property doesn't disappoint either. The front of the house is graced with an abundance of parking space, ensuring that your family and guests are always accommodated with ease. A convenient side entrance provides a gateway to the rear gardens, a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts. These gardens are predominantly lush lawns, providing an expanse of greenery and tranquillity. Additionally, a designated area is set aside as a children's play zone, ideal for family activities. The gardens face south, guaranteeing sun-soaked afternoons and evenings, creating a perfect oasis for relaxation, gardening, or even a home-based barbecue get-together.In summary, this Georgian-style detached property is a remarkable testament to contemporary luxury living in a tranquil, idyllic setting. With its spacious interiors, attention to detail, and seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, it offers a unique and captivating living experience for those who seek the pinnacle of modern comfort in a setting that exudes charm and privacy. Don't miss the opportunity to make this extraordinary property your own and enjoy the best of countryside living, with all the modern conveniences at your fingertips. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-gluvias-d26170/for-sale_i69476082
A grand and imposing double bay fronted, three storey, 6 bedroomed end of terrace Victorian seaside villa in an absolutely prime location commanding panoramic views over Perranporth beach, the sea, coastline and sand dunes. A perfect beachside residence, just steps from the sand with low maintenance decked and paved terraces and parking area. Attached 2 bedroomed cottage to the rear, available by separate negotiation. Ground Floor Entrance hall, reception hall, 30' long kitchen/dining room, lounge, sitting room. Basement with internal and external accesses. First Floor Landing, principal bedroom en-suite, 2 further bedrooms, bath/shower room. Second Floor 3 further bedrooms (1 en-suite), shower room. Outside Parking for 2 large cars. Extensive decks including main deck 40' x 17' average, all facing the sea. Side and rear paved terraces. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_perranporth-d198410/for-sale_i70416740
A beautiful country cottage set in approximately 6.5 acres of gardens and woodlands with a detached bungalow in a truly idyllic location, making it perfect for guests and multi-generational living. The cottage is a stylish, three double-bedroom, detached family home which has been beautifully extended and modernised and the bungalow has three bedrooms with it own private entrance. The property has a range of outbuildings, including a stable block, kennels and store room. On the market for only the third time since 1923, this delightful home is offered with no onward chain.Location - Situated on the fringes of the village of Golberdon, approximately 2 miles away from Pensilva or 4 miles from Callington town centre. Callington is a charming Cornish town located within a prime location in South East Cornwall and just 15 miles from Plymouth City Centre. The town benefits from a range of facilities, including a health centre, sports centre/gym, supermarkets, church and both primary and secondary schools. The area provides some idyllic countryside walks with Cotehele estate and house, Sibleyback Lake and the Tamar Valley all nearby, making it an ideal place for families and individuals alike. Liskeard railway station is just 7 miles away with links from London Paddington to Penzance. There are also regular bus services from Golberdon and Pensilva which provide easy access to the surrounding areas.Accommodation - This charming country cottage is located in a wonderful sheltered valley and offers 1,933 sq ft of accommodation. The ground floor accommodation compromises an entrance porch, a spacious reception room with a wood-burning stove and leads to an atrium-style conservatory extension with bi-fold doors leading to the garden - other ground floor benefits include a modern kitchen/dining room, a second reception room with a wood burning stove and a downstairs cloakroom. The first-floor landing leads to three double bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom.The detached bungalow is accessed by its own private entrance and offers 1,065 sq ft of accommodation for ancillary use only. The property compromises an entrance hallway, an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The bungalow is nearing the final stages of completion and the current owners are happy to discuss what fixtures and white goods a prospective buyer would like in the property. Outside - The property is entered via entrance gates and opens to a gravelled driveway which provides off-street parking for multiple vehicles. The property sits on a generous plot of approximately 1.1 acres incorporating a driveway, stream and gardens surrounding the property. The gardens are largely level and extremely private making it a perfect place for entertaining guests or taking time to relax.On the other side of the track is a further area of grounds that extends to approximately 5.3 acres of woodland. The woodland makes the cottage feel very private and teaming with nature including deer, birds, wildflowers and a variety of mature trees. A pathway flows through the woodland area and leads to a number of viewpoints that provide far-reaching countryside views. Adjacent to the property is a stable block with three stables, a store room and a tack room.Services - Mains electricity, private water and drainage. LPG gas central heating.TO ARRANGE A VIEWING PLEASE QUOTE BL0650 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_callington-d196817/for-sale_i69162394
IN THE OWNER'S WORDSWhen I was asked to write why / what I had liked about living in Trevilla Manor a flood of warm and profound feelings tumbled out as bullet points, but trying to turn that into publishable dialog became amazingly difficult. Exactly what would a prospective buyer love to hear most? Perhaps about the oh-so many memories with friends or family around the dinner table with the glow of the fire on a wintery evening or sitting out on the kitchen terrace in the summer for lunch or having buoyant conversations over a glass of wine as the sun goes down? The kitchen that's been the heart of our home or the grand drawing room which has seen its fair share of larger gatherings, especially with the family? Maybe the best thing is the wrap around garden with its private vistas and niches, full of interest and colour all year, or it's the peace and calmness the thatched roof provides in lashing Cornish storms? Perhaps it's sitting on the window seats captivated by the ever changing estuary view, the racing fleet, the superyachts, the cruise liners and the cargo ships moored out in the bay or it's the subtle blend of being in a rural-coastal hamlet that's so close to the arterial routes and facilities of the city?Is it haunted? people have asked. It's funny how the question implies that over a thousand years of memories must be negatives, yet Trevilla Manor is the happiest house I have ever lived in, it's as if the house itself has a confidence acquired with age and is amused we are just the latest in a long line of guardians on its route towards the next one thousand years. The reality is we shall miss it all. Trevilla Manor has its own quirky individualism and it has certainly been a joy and a privilege to live in it surrounded by so much heritage, however we have a new adventure ahead in the same way the new owner of Trevilla Manor will be looking forward to their new adventure as part of this unique house.HISTORYTrevilla is mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086 and the Cornish Historian, Chales Henderson believes this property was developed in the 1600's from the original Manor house. There are a number of significant features which were uncovered during our clients renovations. An original 'bowl' fireplace was found in the centre of the existing sitting/dining room and the height and size of the fireplace alludes to a full height room.The property is believed to have been owned by Robert de Mortaine, the half-brother of William the Conqueror. The home was then held in the same ownership between 1350 and 1921. Our clients purchased the derelict property in 2002 and set about a 3 year restoration, renovation and extension. PROPERTYThis delightful Grade II Listed home has been sympathetically and meticulously restored by our clients. Consequently this house offers the character and charm of a 17th century, thatched manor house, with origins dating much further back, yet with modern wiring, plumbing and heating as well as large rooms that are far grander than expected.While the home has a significant lineage and historical importance, it works fantastically well for a modern family. The heart of the home is the large eat-in kitchen. A custom fitted kitchen has a range of base and some wall mounted cabinetry with an inset Belfast sink and a Sandyford Lady oil-fired range with boiler. There is a pantry and custom storage cabinets providing additional storage. There are French doors opening to a kitchen terrace, which despite being to the front of the property is remarkably private. Passing through a custom oak door leads to a large sitting and dining room. A large fireplace is a superb focal point with a woodburning stove and the remnants of a clome oven. This room is ideal for entertaining with plenty of room for a large dining table and a door leading out to a gravelled patio area for dining al-fresco. Adjoining this room is a study which could be used as a fourth bedroom. At some point in the properties history this room would have been used for agricultural use, a low door leading out to the garden is a remnant of that time. This room also has an (unused) inglenook fireplaceAdditionally on the ground floor there is a utility room and a shower room just inside the front door. Heading up the custom built staircase leads to three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom has a walk through wardrobe to an en-suite shower room. The second double bedroom also has the benefit of an en-suite shower room with a Jack and Jill arrangement allowing it to be alternatively be used as an additional family shower room. In addition to the bedrooms, upstairs there is a superb second sitting room or library featuring exposed beams and a delightful arched window. Outside, the house is wrapped to three sides by a charming garden. In addition to the aforementioned patio areas to the front of the kitchen and side of the sitting room, there is a raised lawned area to the opposite side of the house. From this elevated position, there are lovely views water over the Carrick Roads as far as St. Mawes and Pendennis Castle in Falmouth. A path cut into a terraced rear garden takes you from the raised garden past a greenhouse (housing a productive grape vine) to the lower side garden. The property has a number of well-established plants providing all year colour and interest including palm, apple and fig trees, Wisteria, Hydrangeas and Giant Sedums amongst many others.To the front of the house is a double driveway leading to the adjoining double garage which has power and lighting.There is a second driveway to the opposite side of the plot which works well for storage of a boat or additional vehicles. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Historically important with fabulous character yet with the benefit of up to date plumbing and electricity etc from the refurbishment. The superb location offers good sea views, and easy access to the coast and city amenities yet is quietly tucked away.SITUATIONTrevilla is a small hamlet situated around ½ mile from the popular and sought-after village of Feock. The surrounding countryside is particularly beautiful with much being within the ownership of the National Trust.Also a mile distant or thereabouts is Loe Beach, the Carrick Roads and River Fal which offer some of the best day sailing waters in the country. Truro (5 miles) and Falmouth (10 miles) are readily accessible and contain excellent shopping centres.DIRECTIONSFrom Truro proceed in a south-westerly direction on the A39 towards Falmouth. On reaching the second mini-roundabout at Playing Place turn left signposted Feock. Follow this road through Penelewey, then turn left at the crossroads, signposted King Harry Ferry. Take the first turning right towards the end of the road the house will be found on the left. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_feock-d546947/for-sale_i68510971
Magnificent views extend down to the Glynn Valley in Liskeard, Cornwall, from this 19th-century four-bedroom house. Dating to c.1840, the house is a wonderful example of the Cornish vernacular: heavy mudstone walls are clad in rag slate, an architecture that resonates with the surrounding landscape of deep valleys and tor-covered heathlands. The house sits within 14 acres of grounds encompassing ancient broadleaf woodlands, vegetable gardens and ponds and extending to the banks of the River Bedalder, where a carpet of wild garlic and watercress emerges each year. Recently extended to designs by Acro 2 Architects, a stone barn provides further accommodation. Setting the Scene The single slate wall of the house is a nod to a rich history of building tradition that dates back to the 12th century. From the 15th century, it replaced the more commonplace thatch and remains a significant aspect of the visual character of Cornwall to this day, particularly in the south and west-facing walls of this area. Although this is functional, designed to protect from the prevailing direction of rain, it has subsequently become a distinctive feature of the local architecture. The Grand Tour Flanked by fields and ancient hedgerows, a lane descends the side of the valley to the house. A pair of French doors, painted in a deep 'Studio Green' by Farrow & Ball, are set in the slate-clad facade of the house and are currently used as the main entrance. The doors open directly to the open-plan kitchen and living room, where large slabs of reclaimed Welsh slate run underfoot. Oak beams span overhead, washed in 'James White' by Farrow & Ball. A kitchen composed of timber cabinetry with oak stave worktops, a double butler sink surrounded by slate, and a four-door Aga is positioned to the rear of the plan. A pair of French casement windows are set into the thick stone walls, their deep sills making a good spot for a vase of flowers cut from the garden. At the front of the plan is the living area, where a wood-burning stove sits in a white stone surround, imbuing the room with a warm and inviting atmosphere. From here is the dining room, where a casement window and a door to the garden can be thrown open in the summer months to take in the heady scents of lavender and pear and the soft sounds of the Bedalder River. In the winter, a wood-burning stove can be lit for a cosy evening meal. Next door, a flight of steps rise to the sitting room. This room was originally a barn connected to the house, with its exposed eaves, generous proportions and bright colour palette affording it a spacious feel. Reclaimed pine flooring is laid underfoot, and a large wood-burner is positioned under an impressive granite lintel. On one side of the room windows overlook the garden, including a Juliet balcony that opens to allow far-reaching views across the valley and its woodlands. Located on the lower floor of the barn wing is a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom and its own entrance to the front of the house. At the rear of the ground floor is a large utility room as well as a WC/shower room, both opening from a central hallway. Victorian red and black quarry tiles arranged in a checkerboard pattern flow throughout the rooms. Tongue-and-groove fronted built-in cupboards and double aspect windows render the utility room a surprisingly remarkable room. A staircase ascends to the first floor, where there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The valley views from the double bedrooms at the front of the plan provide wonderful year-round vistas. The main bedroom is here, with built-in wardrobes and an original Victorian fireplace. An en suite bathroom adjoins, with a roll-top claw-foot bathtub. Across the gravel drive from the main house is an old stone barn, now a one-bedroom cottage with a cedar-clad extension, converted in collaboration with Acro 2 Architects. On the ground floor, in the original part of the barn, is a kitchen with timber cabinetry, a double butler sink and a four-ring induction hob. Next to it, at the front of the plan, is a living room, with glazed bifold doors that open to a balcony with valley views. There is a shower room upstairs, as well as a double bedroom with an adjoining private patio; honeysuckle, rose and clematis grow here, along with trachelospermum jasminoides, with its leaves of dark green in summer and rich bronze in winter. The Great Outdoors The house is surrounded by 14 acres of grounds that include planted gardens, vegetable plots, woodlands and ponds. The land has been gently managed by its current owners to encourage biodiversity; buzzards, bullfinches, nuthatches and black caps visit regularly, with orange tip, peacock, brimstone, commas, and red admirals fluttering past. The gardens surrounding the house are full of well-established camellias and azaleas, snowdrops, daffodils and frittilaries, as well as copper beech, grandiflora, acers and alder trees. A flint stoned patio at the top of the garden is a perfect place for an al fresco lunch backdropped by purple flowering wisteria and a wild cherry tree. Below is a vegetable garden suited for growing a rotating crop of produce, as well as a greenhouse and a fruit cage for growing perennial blackcurrants, raspberries, redcurrants and strawberries. In conjunction with the Woodland Trust, approximately three acres of the grounds have been given over to newly planted woodlands, including sessile oak, sweet chestnut, hawthorn, hazel and hornbeam. At the edge of the woodlands, the current owners have positioned beehives and a polytunnel where they grow purple spouting broccoli, kale, cimi de rapa, parsley and chervil. The River Bedalder, with riparian rights, runs the length of the western side of the property, its banks including wild garlic, watercress, herbaceous planting and indigenous trees. A series of outbuildings sit at the rear of the house, including a garden store, a workshop and wood store, and a garage. Out and About The house is situated to the south of Bodmin Moor. The moor forms part of the Cornwall AONB and many established walking trails weaving across its a landscape of granite tors and wooded valleys. The Smugglers Way runs from Boscastle to Looe and takes in the two highest hills in the area, Brown Willy and Roughtor, while the 60-mile Copper Trail runs the edge of the moor, linking many former mining villages. The nearby Cardinham Valley is a haven for walkers and cyclists with miles of woodland trails and delightful scenery, all within the Forestry Commission owned Cardinham Woods. The National Trust-owned Lanhydrock House is a short drive from the house and is surrounded by a thousand acres of parklands, woodlands and heath, as well as numerous formal gardens. The delights of Cornwall's coastline are nearby; To the south, Fowey and Charleston are approximately 35-minutes drive from the house where there is a fantastic selection of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, including the well-revered North Street Kitchen. To the north Port Isaac and Padstow are within an hour's drive. The charming harbour of Port Isaac is the setting for Nathan Outlaw's Michelin-Starred The Fish Kitchen, and the town makes a lovely place to commence a hike along the Coastal Path. The beloved fishing village of Padstow, renowned for the restaurants owned by Rick Stein, such as The Seafood Restaurant and by Paul Ainsworth, such as No.6, in addition to the hip Prawn on the Lawn. Cornwall's northern coast also has ample options for surfing and sailing. For daily amenities the nearest village is St. Neot, approximately a 10-minute drive from the house. Here, there is a village shop, a post office, a primary school and nursery and a pub, the London Inn, which serves a seasonal menu of locally sourced fare and a wonderful selection of Cornish ales. For further conveniences, the town of Bodmin can be reached in 20 minutes by car, and Plymouth in less than an hour. For schools, St. Neot Community Primary School and Callywith College secondary school in Bodmin are both rated outstanding. Bodmin Parkway Station is 20-minutes drive from the house; from here trains run direct to London Paddington in approximately four hours. The nearby town of Bodmin links to the A30 towards Exeter, and from here there are links to the M5 towards Bristol and the A303 towards London. Council Tax Band: F For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_liskeard-d196847/for-sale_i71140330
Situated in a rural location with open expansive country views, this splendid 2.6-acre (approx) property includes a 2,500 sqft main house with one bedroom annexe, a recently converted stylish two-bedroom dwelling with residential use, and a successful holiday cottage with a wood burner and hot tub. The grounds to the property are well organised and form generous sized individual gardens and private parking to each home, a paddock with stables and tack room, vegetable garden with polytunnel, and benefits approved planning permission to erect ground mounted solar panels.THE PROPERTYIn a convenient locale with expansive rural views, this 2.6-acre (approx) property boasts a 2,500 sq ft main house with one bedroom annexe, a stylish two-bedroom detached residence with full residential use and a thriving two bedroom holiday cottage with a hot tub. Each dwelling exudes character and includes their own individual spacious garden and private vehicular parking. Set against a splendid backdrop the well organised grounds further comprise of a paddock with two stables and tack store for equine enthusiasts, and a generous sized vegetable garden with a Polytunnel. Seamlessly blending comfort, charm, and versatility and with an improved planning application for ground mounted solar panels, this ideal retreat is a brilliant opportunity for cross-generational living within a property offering a proven rental income.THE MAIN HOUSE The enchanting main house and annex seamlessly blend character with contemporary.Overlooking the garden, the kitchen breakfast room provides a well-organized and pleasant environment catering to modern family living. Ample space for preparation, cooking, and baking is complemented by a comfortable area for a generously sized dining table.Accessible from this area are two main reception rooms and a convenient utility/boot room equipped with plumbing and space for white appliances, along with access to a modern shower room. Each reception room opens to the main entrance, with the lounge featuring a captivating fireplace housing a wood burnera perfect snug for colder months. The second reception room, ideal for social gatherings, accommodates a generous dining table and provides access to the annex. Currently serving as overflow accommodation, the one bedroom annex offers an open-plan studio-style setup with an en-suite shower room.A staircase from the second reception room leads to the equally impressive first-floor accommodation, comprising four double bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom. Certain rooms also boast far-reaching rural views, serving as a constant reminder of the area's natural beauty.Additional features of the property include double glazing and oil-fired heating.THE OUTSIDESituated along the perimeter of its charming and versatile 2.6-acre (approx) grounds, the property enjoys a secluded setting fully protected by a combination of mature, tree-lined hedgerows and fences. The extensive land stretches to the rear of the main residence, and includes spacious gardens to the individual dwellings that are safe, secure child and dog friendly environments.The generously sized vegetable garden complete with a polytunnel presents as a horticultural haven for green fingered enthusiasts interested in growing their own. The enclosed stock fenced paddock complete with two stables, tack store and paddock will ably facilitate a horse, pony or some livestockThe provided aerial photographs demonstrate a clear and comprehensive visual overview of the property.THE LOCATIONSituated within direct and easy reach of both the A38 dual carriageway and Looe, help New House maintain its success as a holiday let.Widegates, a nearby village hosts the well regarded and supported Tredinnick Farm Shop and Tea room selling quality local produce amongst most day to day grocery needs. The famous fishing port of Looe offer sandy beaches, delightful coastal walks host a number of restaurants, retail outlets, bars, tourist attractions and further amenities including doctors, dentist surgeries, primary and secondary schools as a rail station that links Looe and Liskeard.The market town of Liskeard is also nearby providing additional town centre facilities along with a retail park, supermarkets, leisure centre, community hospital and secondary and primary schools. The town benefits a main national rail line which provides the locality with direct access to Plymouth and westbound further into Cornwall.MEADOWSIDE BARN Boasting an open-plan and stylish living area with a vaulted ceiling, a wood burner, and patio doors opening to a private garden, this successful holiday cottage provides a delightful escape year-round. The modern interior features two bedrooms and a contemporary shower room. The private garden, a lush and fully enclosed oasis, showcases a inviting hot tub. For information about the holiday let business, please contact our office.NEW ORCHARD BARNRecently converted and thoughtfully presented, this single-storey residence with two bedrooms and full residential use provides an opportunity for cross-generational living or potential holiday letting income. The tasteful conversion is seamlessly integrated into the overall style of the rural home.The accommodation includes a dual-aspect lounge with direct access to its private garden, a well-equipped fitted kitchen diner, two double bedrooms with an ensuite to the master, and a contemporary shower room. Bathed in natural light, the property boasts a sizeable and enclosed level garden with a patio sun terrace. Additional benefits encompass underfloor air source heating, double glazing, and private parking.FAQs:Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: FPostcode for SatNav: PL13 1PZNew Orchard Barn - Completed May 22Loft Boarded - New House (Main) and partial boarding in New Orchard Barn.Agents Note - An approved planning application with conditions from Janurary 2023 for ground mounted solar panels is available with the property. There are details plans available on the planning register at Cornwall Council (ref - PA22/10347).DIRECTIONS:From the A38 approaching Liskeard take the left hand turning onto the B3252 signposted for Looe proceed approximately 1.8 miles - take a left hand turning into Tregastick Lane the property can be found on the left. What3words ///asked.workshops.lushEPC Rating: D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_looe-d196631/for-sale_i68142313
Truly unique. An incredibly stylish, modern home within an original 1920's Art Deco property. Possibly one of the best specified properties in Cornwall that is an icon of the city.Completely renovated, restored, and extended by the current owners, this property offers a very contemporary interior with an open plan living area ideal for entertaining as well as further reception rooms including a snug, cinema room and a playroom, gym or office. With 6 bedrooms, four of which are en-suite, the home offers plenty of space for a large family or guests.Throughout the redevelopment of the home care has been taken to pay homage to the style and glamour of the twenties Art Deco movement. Elements throughout the house show a care and attention to detail rarely seen.THE PROPERTYThe custom Nolte Kitchen features a Silestone worktop with LED lighting and a Quooker Hot/Cold/Sparkling tap. Fisker & Paykell appliances including American Fridge Freezer, 5 gas ring hob and dual induction hob, two combi-ovens and two additional ovens.The dining area has a custom-built dining table with quartz worktop with an art-deco style light feature above. A bespoke designed bar has wine and drinks fridges, and a freezer. There are bifold doors that lead out from the kitchen/dining area to the rear patio.The living area features a built in 5.1 surround sound system and has a double-sided gas fireplace. Karndean flooring extends throughout the upper floor.The utility room has a stackable washer/dryer, two Fisker & Paykell double drawer dishwashers in Bauformat cabinets. A Smart-home cabinet houses a house-wide Sonos system (speakers inside and out), CCTV, Roho Lighting, Nest Smoke Alarms, hot water and heating controls, all of which can be managed online via an app. A Sky hub feeds all bed and reception rooms and the house is networked with Cat6 cables throughout.All of the bedrooms have TV and data points and Chelsom light fixtures. There are sensor night lights in the en-suite bathrooms as well as on the stairs. The interior doors all feature art-deco inspired handles and doorplates.The Study & Playroom include a custom-built bookshelf which conceals a hidden door between the two rooms.In the Cinema room, a large hand crafted (custom-built) sofa extends into two sofa beds. The 106 projector screen sits in tailor made cabinetry and houses a fridge/freezer while hiding the entertainment equipment. There is a 7.1 Dolby Atmos System installed.All en-suites have electric under-floor heating. Crosswater hardware, Lusso sinks and Sottini sanitaryware. There is a TV/Mirror in the main bathroom, a freestanding bath and double sinks. Two en-suite wet rooms feature a combination mist/waterfall and rainfall showerhead.A terraced lawn, landscaped gardens and patio area are to the front. To the rear, a Hot Tub is inset into composite decking. There is custom built bench seating and dining tables with granite worktops.A former garage has been converted into a gym with, power, tv points, powered Velux, and Karndean flooring. Below this is an under-croft offering useful storage. Granite steps lead down to the house from the private off road parking area which has external lighting and the provision for an intercom and/or electric gate.The house has bespoke, aluminium, Crittal style windows including two featured Art-Deco, curved glass windows upstairs. The roof was replaced in 2019 and has aluminium Guttering.This home is one of the best known properties in the city, and deservedly so. It is a stunning example of Art Deco design which has been completely modernised for luxurious family living. A viewing is highly recomended.SURROUNDING AREAThe property occupies a most convenient position within half a mile of the city centre. Truro contains an excellent range of both national retailers and smaller specialist shops together with a theatre, cinema and numerous restaurants. The recent addition of Waitrose within walking distance acts a fantastic 'corner shop'. There is a choice of private and public sector schooling nearby, including Penair School within walking distance. Golf courses will be found at Treliske or Killiow. The waterside, Boscowan park is a delight.The city's bus station provides convenient access to many of the main Cornish towns and villages while the main line railway station connects with Plymouth, Bristol, London and beyond. The Truro River leads into the Carrick Roads and waters of the Fal estuary which provide excellent sailing and other water sports.SERVICESMains Water& Drainage. Gas Central Heating For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i68331195
Introducing Brambleside, a captivating estate set on a two-acre plot, conveniently positioned just off the A39, a mere 1.5 miles from the vibrant heart of Truro city centre. This fantastic property presents an exceptional opportunity, seamlessly blending residential comfort with a thriving on-site lettings business.The primary residence stands as a contemporary four-bedroom detached bungalow, boasting a generously appointed high-spec kitchen with top-spec integrated appliances and a dining area. Comprising four bedrooms and two wet rooms, this modern abode offers a luxurious living experience.Adding to the allure, the second annex bungalow currently operates as a successful holiday let, yet can effortlessly transition into a full-time residence, if required. Its open-plan living space, two bedrooms, and a well-appointed shower room ensure both comfort and versatility.A noteworthy feature of the estate is the substantial log cabin/lodge, crafted with quality in mind and utilized as an appealing holiday let since its construction in 2017. This charming retreat features an open-plan living and sleeping area, a convenient wet room, and its own enchanting little garden complete with a decked veranda and a fish pond. For additional accommodation, the fourth residence takes the form of a one-bedroom static caravan. Practicality meets convenience with a large double garage, complete with an adjoining storage room and W/C, providing ample space for vehicles and essentials. Further enhancing the property's appeal is a sizable outbuilding that houses a gym, washroom, and a wonderful pub/games room, complete with a fully-equipped bar area. This versatile space invites entertainment and relaxation, catering to a variety of leisure pursuits.Brambleside is accessed along a private drive and through double electric gates, leading you into the grounds, where you'll find expansive lawned gardens and ample parking for owners and guests alike. The thoughtful creation of a woodland walk adds an enchanting touch, winding its way down to the holiday lodge and its picturesque gardens.Brambleside presents an unparalleled lifestyle opportunity, seamlessly combining a modern residence with a lucrative on-site lettings business, all within convenient reach of Truro's city center. This unique estate offers a rare blend of comfort, versatility, and investment potential, making it an extraordinary prospect for the discerning buyer. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows_truro-d196774/for-sale_i68070577
Commanding a unique and outstanding elevated coastal position with the added benefit of private parking sitting in around 0.41 acres. DescriptionThe cottage was built in the late 1700's out of locally quarried Serpentine Stone with a slate roof. The situation of the cottage is outstanding and quite unique. Located less than three hundred metres from the centre of the village on the South West Coast path with views out over the beach and village. The cottage retains many of its original features and has been well maintained by the current owners with a recently installed new kitchen and the entire exterior of the property recently repointed using traditional lime mortar. Ground FloorTo the front of the property there is a central covered porch with a small stone seat which gives access to the front door which in turn opens in to the open plan tiled living area with beamed ceiling and original wood panelled walls. To the left and right of the front door are windows with window seats overlooking the cove. The kitchen area is to the left, the central area being the dining area and to the right the living area.The recently installed kitchen has blue shaker style cupboards, woodblock work surfaces, a Belfast sink, integrated slimline dishwasher, space for a large fridge and new electric Aga (separate negotiation). At the rear of the kitchen is door opening in to the rear lobby off which is a cloak room, utility room which has space and plumbing for both a washing machine, tumble drier and fridge/freezer, large shower room and a door leading out to the private courtyard. The living area has a recessed log burner, a door leading out to the garden and at the rear of the room the staircase to the first floor.First FloorAt the top of the stairs are the four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Three of the bedrooms are double and one a single. The two bedrooms at the front of the cottage have views out over the cove and village along with window seats, original fireplaces, stripped pine flooring and original wood panelled walls. The bedroom on the left also benefits from two built in wardrobes on either side of the fireplace. The single bedroom overlooks the upper garden and terrace and has a built in wardrobe and wood panelled walls whilst the other double has a window overlooking the courtyard. The family bathroom has a bath with an overhead electric shower. Within the bathroom is an airing cupboard containing an immersion heater.GARDENS AND EXTERIORAccessed from the South West Coast Path a low level stone wall fronts the property with two access gates to the left and right of the cottage. There is a lawn to the front of the house, a gravelled pathway and borders to the left and right of the entrance porch.To the left of the house is a very private gravelled courtyard area with access to the rear lobby. The larger part of the garden is to the right of the house with steps and a gravel pathway leading upwards to a secluded paved seating area then up to a quite spectacular terrace. The semi-circular terrace is a recent construction and has superb views out over the ocean, beach and village and benefits from the sun from the morning through to the evening even long after the sun has left the cove. There is power and lighting throughout the garden.Stone Built StoreThe large stone store has two sections. The larger store is used for general storage whilst the other has been insulated and is currently used as a wine store. Private ParkingHaving parking in central Cadgwith is almost unheard of and having such a large parking space this close to the centre of the village is an enormous benefit. The parking area has sufficient space for four or five cars.SERVICESMains water, Drainage & ElectricityBT BroadbandCouncil Tax Band: ETENUREFreehold VIEWINGSStrictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGSOnly 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 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.LocationCadgwith is everybody's idea of an archetypal fishing village with its tight cluster thatched cottages lining the sides of the valley and the small fleet of colourful fishing boats winched up on the shingle beach. The fact that the boats are still in use and the local pub (The Cadgwith Cove Inn) is renowned for its singing of Cornish songs of a Tuesday and Friday evening is testament to the traditional character of this village still being alive and well. The village also has a thriving gig club, a restaurant/cafe, The Crab Shack which offers a great selection of fresh fish and a small village shop.The cove's orientation offers some protection from the prevailing south westerly winds that blow the strongest and has two small beaches, the fishing beach in front of the town where the slipway is right on the road, separating this from the adjacent (swimming) beach is a small rocky outcrop called the Todden. The large cliff to the south of the cove is known as the Man o' War.Ruan Minor, just over half a mile away, has an independent village store and Post Office, offering local produce sourced from the surrounding area, along with a community Cafe and a Doctors Surgery. Lizard Village is only three and a half miles away and is the most southerly settlement on the British mainland. There is an excellent primary school, a number of active social clubs, three pubs, several local cafes and a superb butchers arranged around the village green and surrounded by National Trust land. More varied shopping and dining facilities can be found in Mullion, which also hosts an outstanding secondary school and excellent golf course approximately five miles north-west. The Lizard Peninsula is renowned for its scenery, flora and fauna. Much of the coastline is protected by the National Trust and the surrounding countryside is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, characterised by towering serpentine cliffs, magnificent beaches and pretty fishing villages. The Lizard's varied strata and microclimate allow 600 species of flowering plant, nearly a quarter of all UK species, to thrive here, including Cornish Heath, found nowhere else in Britain.The market town of Helston is 11 miles away and has a wide range of shopping and schooling facilities, whilst the cathedral city of Truro, approximately 31 miles away, is the municipal centre of the county. Travel links to the area are good, with the Lizard Peninsula being 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 and Truro and Cornwall Airport (Newquay), offers flights to both domestic and international locations.Square Footage: 1,402 sq ft Acreage: 0.41 AcresDirectionsFollowing the road down from Helston at about 8 miles towards Lizard Village take a left hand turning to Ruan Minor ignore the sign to Cadgwith which says straight on. Continue all the way through Ruan Minor village (again ignore the signs to Cadgwith). Pass the village stores / post office, keep following the road as you come down the hill to Cadgwith. As you enter the village you will see a blue corrugated water barrel on the left, there is an entrance to a lane on the left hand side leading to the Man O War private parking area. From the parking area, walk up the coastal path for about 75 yards and Man O War is on the left after the two thatched cottages.Ruan Minor 0.5- Poltesco Beach 1- Kennack Sands 2.3- Kynance Cove 4.5 - Mullion 4.8 - Helston 11- Redruth 21- Falmouth 23 - Truro 31- Cornwall Airport (Newquay) 46(All distances are approximate and in miles) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_helston-d197328/for-sale_i69266448
Commanding a unique and outstanding elevated coastal position with the added benefit of private parking sitting in around 0.41 acres. DescriptionThe cottage was built in the late 1700's out of locally quarried Serpentine Stone with a slate roof. The situation of the cottage is outstanding and quite unique. Located less than three hundred metres from the centre of the village on the South West Coast path with views out over the beach and village. The cottage retains many of its original features and has been well maintained by the current owners with a recently installed new kitchen and the entire exterior of the property recently repointed using traditional lime mortar. Ground FloorTo the front of the property there is a central covered porch with a small stone seat which gives access to the front door which in turn opens in to the open plan tiled living area with beamed ceiling and original wood panelled walls. To the left and right of the front door are windows with window seats overlooking the cove. The kitchen area is to the left, the central area being the dining area and to the right the living area.The recently installed kitchen has blue shaker style cupboards, woodblock work surfaces, a Belfast sink, integrated slimline dishwasher, space for a large fridge and new electric Aga (separate negotiation). At the rear of the kitchen is door opening in to the rear lobby off which is a cloak room, utility room which has space and plumbing for both a washing machine, tumble drier and fridge/freezer, large shower room and a door leading out to the private courtyard. The living area has a recessed log burner, a door leading out to the garden and at the rear of the room the staircase to the first floor.First FloorAt the top of the stairs are the four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Three of the bedrooms are double and one a single. The two bedrooms at the front of the cottage have views out over the cove and village along with window seats, original fireplaces, stripped pine flooring and original wood panelled walls. The bedroom on the left also benefits from two built in wardrobes on either side of the fireplace. The single bedroom overlooks the upper garden and terrace and has a built in wardrobe and wood panelled walls whilst the other double has a window overlooking the courtyard. The family bathroom has a bath with an overhead electric shower. Within the bathroom is an airing cupboard containing an immersion heater.GARDENS AND EXTERIORAccessed from the South West Coast Path a low level stone wall fronts the property with two access gates to the left and right of the cottage. There is a lawn to the front of the house, a gravelled pathway and borders to the left and right of the entrance porch.To the left of the house is a very private gravelled courtyard area with access to the rear lobby. The larger part of the garden is to the right of the house with steps and a gravel pathway leading upwards to a secluded paved seating area then up to a quite spectacular terrace. The semi-circular terrace is a recent construction and has superb views out over the ocean, beach and village and benefits from the sun from the morning through to the evening even long after the sun has left the cove. There is power and lighting throughout the garden.Stone Built StoreThe large stone store has two sections. The larger store is used for general storage whilst the other has been insulated and is currently used as a wine store. Private ParkingHaving parking in central Cadgwith is almost unheard of and having such a large parking space this close to the centre of the village is an enormous benefit. The parking area has sufficient space for four or five cars.SERVICESMains water, Drainage & ElectricityBT BroadbandCouncil Tax Band: ETENUREFreehold VIEWINGSStrictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGSOnly 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 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.LocationCadgwith is everybody's idea of an archetypal fishing village with its tight cluster thatched cottages lining the sides of the valley and the small fleet of colourful fishing boats winched up on the shingle beach. The fact that the boats are still in use and the local pub (The Cadgwith Cove Inn) is renowned for its singing of Cornish songs of a Tuesday and Friday evening is testament to the traditional character of this village still being alive and well. The village also has a thriving gig club, a restaurant/cafe, The Crab Shack which offers a great selection of fresh fish and a small village shop.The cove's orientation offers some protection from the prevailing south westerly winds that blow the strongest and has two small beaches, the fishing beach in front of the town where the slipway is right on the road, separating this from the adjacent (swimming) beach is a small rocky outcrop called the Todden. The large cliff to the south of the cove is known as the Man o' War.Ruan Minor, just over half a mile away, has an independent village store and Post Office, offering local produce sourced from the surrounding area, along with a community Cafe and a Doctors Surgery. Lizard Village is only three and a half miles away and is the most southerly settlement on the British mainland. There is an excellent primary school, a number of active social clubs, three pubs, several local cafes and a superb butchers arranged around the village green and surrounded by National Trust land. More varied shopping and dining facilities can be found in Mullion, which also hosts an outstanding secondary school and excellent golf course approximately five miles north-west. The Lizard Peninsula is renowned for its scenery, flora and fauna. Much of the coastline is protected by the National Trust and the surrounding countryside is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, characterised by towering serpentine cliffs, magnificent beaches and pretty fishing villages. The Lizard's varied strata and microclimate allow 600 species of flowering plant, nearly a quarter of all UK species, to thrive here, including Cornish Heath, found nowhere else in Britain.The market town of Helston is 11 miles away and has a wide range of shopping and schooling facilities, whilst the cathedral city of Truro, approximately 31 miles away, is the municipal centre of the county. Travel links to the area are good, with the Lizard Peninsula being 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 and Truro and Cornwall Airport (Newquay), offers flights to both domestic and international locations.Square Footage: 1,402 sq ft Acreage: 0.41 AcresDirectionsFollowing the road down from Helston at about 8 miles towards Lizard Village take a left hand turning to Ruan Minor ignore the sign to Cadgwith which says straight on. Continue all the way through Ruan Minor village (again ignore the signs to Cadgwith). Pass the village stores / post office, keep following the road as you come down the hill to Cadgwith. As you enter the village you will see a blue corrugated water barrel on the left, there is an entrance to a lane on the left hand side leading to the Man O War private parking area. From the parking area, walk up the coastal path for about 75 yards and Man O War is on the left after the two thatched cottages.Ruan Minor 0.5- Poltesco Beach 1- Kennack Sands 2.3- Kynance Cove 4.5 - Mullion 4.8 - Helston 11- Redruth 21- Falmouth 23 - Truro 31- Cornwall Airport (Newquay) 46(All distances are approximate and in miles) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_helston-d197328/for-sale_i69255877
A superb opportunity to complete the construction of a unique house designed by an award winning local Architectural Designer in a tranquil hamlet on the picturesque Lizard Peninsula DescriptionThe property has around 1.63 acres, and is situated in the small hamlet of Treal in the Poltesco Valley within the Lizard Peninsula Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is bordered by a stream to its western and southern boundaries. A triangular part of the land sits on the other side of the lane and has potential as a secondary building plot subject to all necessary planning requirements and consents.The property consists of the following: -- The Bungalow (To be demolished on completion of the new house)- The New House (to be completed)- The Separate Garden equipment store and WorkshopThe Bungalow-The east facing bungalow sits to the east of the new house and has two double bedrooms, kitchen, a reception room, 3rd bedroom/study and a bathroom. The bungalow benefits from upvc double glazing and oil-fired central heating throughout and was refurbished and rewired in 2015. Agent Note-- Please refer to the planning permission, for conditions and further information-PA16/11789- Potential secondary building plot across the lane (Subject to all necessary planning requirements)THE NEW HOUSE - To be completedThe approved permission is for the new house to replace the existing bungalow, which is to be demolished on completion of the new house. The new three storey house is positioned further back in the plot following the line of the natural ridge, built into the existing landform and working with the topography of the site. On approach, the house largely presents as a single storey building with much of the lower two levels of the building being subterranean and concealed when viewed from the lane. The design takes inspiration from the designs and principles of organic architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright and other modernist architects of the mid-20th Century, to create a distinctive and individual home within the Cornish environment. A guiding principle of the design was to enable access and connectivity to the surrounding gardens and landscape from each of the principal rooms. The property was designed by the owners in collaboration with award winning local Architectural Technologist Chris Strike from RA Designs in Porthleven, who have designed numerous residential builds and renovations across Cornwall. The new house acknowledges the principles of PassivHaus and is intended to provide a low impact eco-friendly home.Points of Note-Construction- The property has been built using an Insulated concrete formwork (ICF) system which utilises two skins of extruded polystyrene and reinforced concrete to provide a highly insulated structure. The external walls are to be finished with silicone render (to be completed) with the majority of the lowest level and areas on the middle and upper levels being clad in a mixture of granite and serpentine stonework facing, all won from the site. The roof is constructed with projecting parapet eaves and areas of canopy for shelter and shading and has a single ply membrane flat roof finish and triple glazed rooflights.Windows- The powder coated aluminium windows and doors are a mixture of fixed and opening lights, sliding doors and bi-fold doors, in double and triple glazed units, all of which have been manufactured, purchased and stored locally and a number have been installed on the upper floor.Power, Heating & Ventilation systems- The building is to be served on all floors by a mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) ventilation system designed by the Green Building Store which has been partially installed on the top level.A Kensa ground source heat pump with 3 boreholes is to be installed for the domestic hot water and underfloor heating installations throughout. The pump and ancillary equipment have been procured and are stored off site locally. A 4 kw PV solar array together with battery storage and car charging points is planned.Planned LayoutSecond Floor (Level 3)- The Second (top) Floor is the main accommodation level and is to comprise a large entrance hallway with a feature entrance screen and doors and bi-fold doors leading onto a covered terrace. Off the hall is the kitchen/dining-room with bi-fold doors leading to the eastern breakfast terrace; a large reception room linked to the kitchen/dining-room by a pair of large sliding pocket doors and a glazed screen with French doors opening onto the balcony and to include a feature fireplace with inset cassette log burning fire. The lobby/circulation area off the entrance hall gives access to the stairs down to the bedroom level below; a WC and study; a second reception room with bi-fold doors leading to the main western terrace and a large utility/boot room with access to a further terrace and secondary access to the driveway area. An externally accessed services room is also at this level, which is to contain the MVHR unit and other services equipment. A balcony, with fabulous views over the gardens and surrounding countryside and accessed from all rooms, wraps round the entire floor linking four distinct terraces/entertaining areas, to the east, south and west. External staircases at the east and west ends provide access to the lower levels and the gardens.Self-Contained Annexe- Also on the second floor, with separate access and linked to the main house via the utility room, is a one-bedroom annexe with shower room, open plan living/kitchen/diner with bi-fold sliding doors out on to the western terrace.The First Floor (Level 2)- The first floor is the bedroom level and is accessed via a central stair from the level above and a lobby leading to: The generous main bedroom suite includes a large ensuite bathroom with WC, bath, wash basin and separate shower and a walk-in wardrobe. Bi-fold doors lead onto a terrace overlooking the west lawn, gardens and stream.A large second bedroom with en-suite shower room has a glazed sliding screen onto the balcony. A third double bedroom with a glazed sliding screen onto the balcony. A further bathroom with WC, bath, wash basin and separate shower.Additionally at the west end on this level, accessed off the terrace and via the external stairs from the level above, is a separate wellness/fitness room with sliding glazed screens and a separate access door. At the east end is a separate externally accessed storeroom and a waste recycling room and WC with access to the external stairs to the level above and the gardens and driveway. A balcony, with views over the gardens and surrounding countryside and access from all rooms, wraps round the entire floor linking the east and west ends of the building and access to the gardens.Ground Floor (Level 1)- At the west end of the building and accessed externally, is a separate Garden Room providing facilities to the secluded lawn area here including a kitchenette and a shower room with shower, wash basin and WC. A large set of bifold doors open onto a deck/terrace entertaining area.Also here is a large plant room for services plant and equipment which will be linked to the M&E room on the second floor and is accessed externally via a pair of service doors.GARDENS AND EXTERIORCar Port- (To be built)Open fronted covered parking for two vehicles is to be attached to the side of the property. Garden equipment store & Workshop- A large garden equipment store and combined workshop clad in black stained larch boarding with lined and insulated walls and roof; double-glazed powder coated aluminium windows and insulated doors, tiled floors, power and data connection and mains cold water.The gardens which surround the property are stunning and have been designed and landscaped by the current owners. Laid mainly to lawns, the gardens sweep down from the driveway to the stream and an orchard area with a mix of mature and semi-mature fruit trees. A decked or terrace area outside the garden room is anticipated. The owners have created multiple seating and entertaining areas to take advantage of the sun.LocationCornwall's unique character comes from its historic landscape and some 400 miles of spectacular coastline. Treal is a small hamlet located in the Poltesco Valley only a mile and a half from the sandy beach at Kennack Sands and from Cadgwith Cove, an active fishing village with an Inn and a number of good restaurants and cafes. The renowned Kynance Cove is less than 3 miles away. Ruan Minor, just over half a mile away, has an independent village store and Post Office, offering local produce sourced from the surrounding area, along with a community Cafe. A Farm Shop selling their own dairy products and other local produce is within 1/3 mile.Lizard Village is only three and a half miles away and is the most southerly settlement on the British mainland. There is an excellent primary school, a number of active social clubs, three pubs, several local cafes and a superb butchers arranged around the village green and surrounded by National Trust land. More varied shopping and dining facilities can be found in Mullion, which also hosts an outstanding secondary school and excellent golf course approximately five miles north-west. The Lizard Peninsula is renowned for its scenery, flora and fauna.Much of the coastline is protected by the National Trust and the surrounding countryside is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, characterised by towering serpentine cliffs, magnificent beaches and pretty fishing villages. The Lizard's varied strata and microclimate allow 600 species of flowering plant, nearly a quarter of all UK species, to thrive here, including Cornish Heath, found nowhere else in Britain.The market town of Helston is 10 miles away and has a wide range of shopping and schooling facilities, whilst the cathedral city of Truro, approximately 27 miles away, is the municipal centre of the county. Travel links to the area are good, with the Lizard Peninsula being 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 and Truro and Cornwall Airport (Newquay), offers both domestic and international locations.Square Footage: 4,858 sq ft Acreage: 1.63 AcresDirectionsFrom Helston follow the wide and easy road A3083 in the direction of Lizard Village. Turn left off the A3083 signed Ruan Minor, Follow the road and just after the Rozen Furniture showroom (on the right) at the crossroads, take the left turn signposted Kennack Sands & Kuggar. Follow the road for about half a mile and take the unsigned left turn to Treal. The Glanis is the first property on the left on entering the hamlet.Poltesco Beach 0.5 - Kennack Sands 1.5 - Cadgwith Cove 1.5 - Kynance Cove 2.7 - Mullion 5.5- Helston 10- Redruth 23- Falmouth 23- Truro 27- Cornwall Airport (Newquay) 46(All distances are approximate and in miles) Additional InfoEPC for the new house is currently only predictedSERVICES- Mains water & Private drainage, Electricity, Oil Fired, Central heating in the bungalow, TelecomFIXTURES 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_i70491856
A particularly impressive, large, detached family home, perched high above St Ives Bay with panoramic sea views stretching along the north Cornish coastline. Found in a quiet, peaceful, exclusive setting, with well proportioned 6 bedroomed, 4 bath/shower roomed accommodation, arranged over three floors with large wraparound lawned gardens, driveway parking and large integral garaging. A short walk from the harbour and beaches yet away from the hustle and bustle and boasting a good degree of peace, privacy and elbow room. Ground Floor Entrance hall, home office/study, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom/wc, utility room. First Floor Landing, 5 double bedrooms, 2 of which with en-suite shower rooms and sit out balconies, family bathroom. Second Floor Bedroom 6 with en-suite bath/shower room. Outside Brick paviour driveway parking for several vehicles, integral large garage, wraparound lawned gardens, decked and paved terracing. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d499130/for-sale_i70614671
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