An exceptional five bedroom main house and two bed cottage in a commanding cliff top position with unbeatable sea views and its own beach. DescriptionDownderry Lodge is an exceptional detached property built around 1890. Set over three floors, the rooms take advantage of the outstanding sea and woodland views. This beautiful home was originally used as a seaside retreat for the Port Eliot Estate and was the summer residence of the Earl of St. Germans. There is a private pathway leading from the garden down to the secluded beach below. The pedestrian gate from the garden gives access to the South West Coast path.AccommodationThere are two elegant reception rooms and a large kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility/ boot room downstairs. The first floor is arranged as the principal suite, this includes an extremely generous bedroom with fitted wardrobes and door to balcony with ocean views , en suite bathroom, a library guest bedroom , and dressing room incorporating bespoke joinery. The second floor contains two double en suite bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a 3 x bed family bedroom.Ground FloorKitchen - A slate tiled terrace and ornate wisteria clad loggia runs the entire facade of the building. The front door leads into the spacious reception hall. With archway through to the kitchen/ dining area on right. This is fitted with beautiful bespoke oak cabinets, dressers and shelving and pink granite worktops. The integrated appliances include a four oven oil fired aga, four ring Miele electric hob with microwave /oven, dishwasher, and American Fridge/freezer providing filtered water- the oak island incorporates cupboards providing ample storage. Underneath a window to the East is a stainless steel sink and drainer with waste disposal system fitted. The original large sash window with fitted bench seating to the front overlooks the gardens and out to sea and has space for table and chairs. At the rear of the kitchen is a door to the utility/boot room, a large quarry tiled room with windows to the side and rear of the property. There is a Belfast sink, washing machine, tumble dryer and ample cupboards with a granite worktop. A stable door leads to the back courtyard and there is a door through to the back of the reception hall. Dining room From the reception hall an arch leads left to the dining room with an original stone fireplace and two large sash windows, both fitted with window seats which capture the sea views. The rear area has a raised floor which accommodates the large dining table while the lower end has a good sized seating area for coffee table and sofa(s).Drawing room Leading through to the large elegant drawing room which has a magnificent double height ceiling, wooden floor, and original characterful stone fireplace accommodating a large wood burner. As well a secondary front door there Is a glazed alcove with French doors exiting to the front loggia which at present accommodates a coffee table and seating for two people. It has delightful views of the garden and bay beyond. The whole area is well soundproofed in the event it is used as a independent wing. It has a small fitted kitchen and recently installed shower room with sink/wc..First floor The staircase ascends from the reception hall. Halfway up is an original arts and crafts stained glass window allowing light to the 1st floor landing.Principal bedroom suite A unique carved door leads to the principal bedroom. Large bright room with French doors onto a pretty balcony giving a phenomenal sea vista. There is an original slate fireplace at one end and a useful built in wardrobe at the other. There are two concealed radiators and a wooden boarded floor. An archway leads through to the magnificent bespoke oak bathroom, complete with roll top bath, walk in shower, w/c and sink. A matching carved door leads through to landing extension where there are two storage cupboards one containing the consumer units. A third carved door leads to the library/ second bedroomLibrary/second bedroom This room has a matching slate fireplace and wooden floor. There is an outstanding se view hereand useful oak shelving. An archway doorway leads through to a dressing room with bespoke fitted oak cupboards and window to rear facing the private woodland.Loft Room The very spacious beamed loft area above the drawing room could be accessed from here with minor building works. It has the best view of the whole bay and incorporates the original 19 century beams with good height ceiling. It can be accessed at present through a hatch from the west wing drawing room. There are plans drawn up by a structural engineer which are readily available.Second floor From the first floor landing another staircase leads to the second floor- there is a loft ladder to the secondary large storage loftWest Bedroom To the right is the west bedroom with sash bonnet window overlooking the grounds and bay.Plenty of space for a super king bed and writing desk.There is a fit wardrobe and to the north is an en suite bathroom with vintage bath , w/c, and basin. It has a large velux window overlooking the woodland.Family bathroom Next-door is the food sized family bathroom with shower, wc, basin and bonnet window overlooking sea/grounds.North bedroom On the other side of corridor is the north bedroom. At present it contains three beds and has been used as a children's bedroom. It has a velux and one end, a double fitted wardrobe, and a second sash window overlooking the woodland.East bedroom The East bedroom also has plenty space for a super king bed and writing desk etc. It has fitted wardrobe and an en suite shower, wc, basin. There is a bonnet, sash window facing the bay/grounds.The Boathouse - The boathouse is a contemporary studio that lies adjacent to Downderry Lodge House, enjoying southerly views over its mature garden setting with its distinctive coastal Monterey Pines and the rugged coastline beyond. This recently completed building renovation references Cornwall's many boat houses and sail lofts and is one of Cornwall's most valuable holiday lets which offers open plan living in two light and airy reception spaces and two spacious double bedrooms above. A kitchen/dining area is accessed via a full room height glazed door, maximising on the property's coastal position. The stylish fitted kitchen and breakfast bar offers a range of fitted appliances and units with space for a breakfast bar and dining table. This rooms leads into a feature stone hall with a small shower room and a coat hanging space. An internal glass sliding door opens onto the lounge area with a wood burning stove providing a warm focal point to this cosy, colourful space. Again a large glazed door in the southerly elevation frames fantastic views to the bay. An oak, turning staircase leads up to two double bedrooms built into the pitched roof space creating characterful and light rooms. From the easterly bedroom, a double glass French door opens up onto a glazed, Juliette balcony. The westerly bedroom has side French doors that open up onto an elevated garden terrace with railings. This terrace is currently used for a jacuzzi from where you can enjoy the sun for most of the day. Outside, the contemporary stone building has a separate entrance drive and parking court with terraced gardens enclosed by mature shrubs and trees. The property benefits from an acre of sloped woodland behind the property and a rectangle of bank at the front, down to its own section of private beach.Agent Note-- Aerial image taken over 6 months agoLocationDownderry Lodge is an exceptional detached property, one of Cornwalls most sought after cliff top residences. It has a commanding position with glorious views of the everchanging seascape.Downderry is a coastal village in southeast Cornwall, situated 12 miles west of Plymouth and one mile east of Seaton. It has a long beach of light shingle and lots of smaller beaches with views of Looe Island and Rame Head. There is a thriving community within the village, which boasts a church, shop with post office within, a pub, restaurant and coffee shop. There is also a primary school. Unspoilt, Downderry is close to the pretty seaside villages of Kingsand and Cawsand and nearby is the historic house and parkland of Mount Edgecombe.A more comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities can be found in Plymouth or Liskeard. There is easy access onto the M5 at Exeter and the mainline station of St Germans has a regular service to London Paddington.Square Footage: 4,493 sq ft DirectionsFrom Downderry village centre proceed east on the B3247 out of the town. Once on the very outskirts of the village as the road doglegs left up the Tregunnus Lanel, the driveway is on your right.Distances: Beach & local amenities - 0.3; Looe - 5; Plymouth - 18; Fowey - 19; Tavistock - 23; Cornwall Airport (Newquay) - 37; Truro - 45; Exeter International Airport - 63 - Plymouth Train Station: 17.(All distances are approximate and in miles) Additional InfoServices - Private Water, Private Drainage (septic tank) & Mains Electricity Heating: Oil fired Central Heating, wood burner. Broadband: Superfast Tenure - Freehold Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_cornwall-d529691/for-sale_i69820253
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Situated on the rugged North coast of Cornwall within the highly desirable coastal hotspot of Mawgan Porth, sits Brookfield. On the market for the first time in 25 years, Brookfield is a substantial three storey detached property with a gardens and grounds extending to approximately 0.25 acres.Brookfield showcases wonderful far reaching ocean views, the headland and the beach below with the sand and surf just seconds away.Brookfield comprises two interconnecting properties, Brookfield on the two upper floors and Atlantic View on the lower ground floor. This arrangement allows for versatile living arrangements either together or separately.The ground floor of Brookfield comprises a full width balcony that stretches across the width of the house, providing wonderful far reaching views of the ocean. The accommodation then extends to a conservatory, kitchen, lounge, two bedrooms including an en-suite, family bathroom and cloakroom. The first floor is home to a large double bedroom.The lower ground floor, aka Atlantic View, has its own entrance porch and interconnecting staircase to Brookfield. The accommodation here includes a large lounge, kitchen, bathroom and three bedroom with an en-suite shower room.The gardens and grounds of Brookfield extend to approximately 0.25 acres, the majority of which is mainly laid to lawn with extensive Cornish stone hedging boundaries. A large patio/terrace stretches across the width of the property and provides a beautiful private spot from which to enjoy the ocean views. At the top of the gently sloping plot is off road parking and, separately, a single garage. Services to Brookfield include mains electricity, water, gas and drainage. EPC rating D. Council tax band deleted. Ofcom suggest superfast broadband is available. Ofcom suggest 4G data availability.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 & 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 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 with the revered Championship Golf Course at Trevose even closer. 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 minutes drive away with routes into London Paddington.To find Brookfield, head towards Newquay from Padstow along the coast road passing through St Merryn and Porthcothan along the way. Upon entering the hamlet of Trenance, turn right at the telephone box and postbox. Drive down the lane towards the beach and just before the end of the lane, turn left and Brookfield can be found along on the left hand side. The postcode for satellite navigation is TR8 4DD. What3words: lavender.lamppost.backhand For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mawgan-porth-d553833/for-sale_i69444227
A rare opportunity to acquire a notable country Manor, on the shores of the picturesque River Lynher DescriptionSITUATIONWivelscombe Manor is situated approximately three and a half miles to the south west of the charming harbour town of Saltash in an Area of Outstanding National Beauty. The Manor evolved from a small settlement on the land in the 1600s, which was established at a similar time to the development of neighbouring properties at Ince Castle and Burrell Manor, creating the last Royalist frontier in the English Civil War. In the 1600s, the manor was the home of Thomas Wyvel, the High Sheriff of Cornwall, and the house was subsequently occupied by two more of Cornwall's sheriffs.The Grade II Listed Manor House, barns, chapel and land occupy the upland slopes of the Tamar valley overlooking the Lynher River and Wivelscombe lake enjoying one of the most picturesque landscapes in Cornwall with gently rolling pasture, woodland groves, open water and ancient archaeology. Remote, private and peaceful, while only being a short drive away from the bustle of Plymouth City and Saltash's famous harbour town, Wivelscombe's location is ideal for peaceful living within easy reach of a diverse range of facilities.Some of the area's best river walks, water sports facilities, pleasure gardens and open moors are within a thirty minute drive and the historic port city of Plymouth is about eleven miles east with a good selection of shops, bars, restaurants, medical facilities, seasonal cultural events and schooling as well as a mainline railway station offering direct services to London Paddington and Glasgow. Exeter Airport is approximately 54 miles away and has daily return flights to national and international destinations.ACCOMMODATIONThe sale of Wivelscombe Manor presents a rare opportunity to acquire an exquisite piece of history nestled into the south facing shores of the Tamar Estuary close to the charming harbour town of Saltash. Steeped in grandeur and character, this distinguished and stunningly beautiful property offers a unique opportunity for the new owners to enhance the blend of period features and modern amenities, set within picturesque grounds.Romantic Wivelscombe Manor originates in the 17th century and has been extensively remodelled over the last three hundred and fifty years to become the picturesque manor that is now, recognised by Historic England for its special architectural and historical interest.Wivelscombe is approached by a long, tree lined drive, passing through open farmland before opening out onto the view of the exquisite Manor House and the wooded river valley beyond. The drive gently descends through sweeping lawns to arrive at the western entrance of the Manor House which is enclosed by a cluster of beautiful stone buildings that frame the view beyond to the picturesque landscape.The house is broadly square-shaped in plan with a projecting east wing, two and a half storeys high with dormer windows softening the roof line. The building is largely granite, slate and slate tile hung creating a visual unity across the extensions over the ages. The most recent significant addition to the property was that of the drawing room in the early 1970s, finished in exquisite stonework to seamlessly match to the original 17th century building.The property exudes understated elegance, the pale pink granite porticoed entrance opens onto a glass screen storm door and then into a slate flagged grand hall, with an open, turning staircase, timber framework and ornate plasterwork detailing.The ground floor comprises multiple reception rooms including the fine, double height drawing room with pretty high arched windows and the most magnificent, ornate marble fireplace. There is also a formal dining room, a cosy sitting room, a winter garden room, a study, a library, cloakrooms and a butler's pantry all accessed from the grand, flagstone entrance hall that frames the view through and beyond the Manor to one of the old stone spires from Westminster Abbey, set at the end of a tree lined avenue. These rooms create the perfect combination for entertaining guests or just enjoying quiet moments by the fireplaces, looking over the valley beyond.There is a concealed service corridor at the back of the house that leads into a series of vented storage, laundry, workshop and pantry rooms, leading to a spacious fitted kitchen with appliances including a grand oil fired Aga and rear access past the cloakrooms, stores and library for deliveries via the east wing.Ascending the main staircase, the first floor accommodates three generously proportioned front of house bedrooms, one with en suite and walk in wardrobe, offering scenic views of the river and the surrounding landscape. The master suite has a private corridor between his and hers bedrooms leading to a luxurious dressing room, bathroom, and WC, providing a private, peaceful retreat when noisy guests are in residence.A second, concealed, back of house corridor leads into three bedrooms and two bathrooms at the rear of the house into the east wing. There is a housekeeper's kitchen, a snug sitting room with a dumb waiter and a large bedroom with a fireplace at the end of the east wing offering stunning river views.Ascending the rear staircase is another collection of four double bedrooms, one en suite and circulation space in the eaves as well as a further family bathroom. Descending the rear staircase takes you to the kitchen area and a French door opens up onto the walled garden from the first floor landing.ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONAbove the manor house and barns are two bungalows, ideal for staff accommodation or holiday lets, identical in layout with two double bedrooms, a sitting room, one with a wood burner, one with an open fireplace, open plan kitchen and dining area and family bathroom. Each bungalow has an attached garage and private garden.GARDENS AND GROUNDSOutside, the property is enveloped by idyllic grounds, including beautiful formal gardens, a marquee lawn, a fishpond, a planted woodland with avenues and vistas, an orchard bursting with fruit trees and picturesque views down to the tree lined water's edge. A large walled kitchen garden with raised beds is stocked with fruit, herbs and vegetables and could provide enough fresh produce for the estate all year around.A triple height large Listed barn, single storey stables, a dovecote/hay store and potting shed presents an exciting opportunity for conversion for multiple uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions.There are various other stone barns to complete the building inventory.Behind the east wing of the house, the drive extends around a clay tennis court with its delightful tennis pavilion, the drive leading to the service entrance at the rear of the house.Square Footage: 10,257 sq ft Acreage: 40.17 AcresDirectionsFollow the satellite navigation Wivelscombe Manor. From the A38 to the north of the property, take the turning southwards towards Trematon village. After half a mile, the road splits, take the right turning, signposted to Elmgate. After 1.1 miles, turn left at the red post box into a drive that turns into a tree lined avenue as you approach the Manor.DISTANCESTruro town centre 49 miles, Saltash 3.4 miles, Plymouth 11 miles, Exeter Airport 54 miles, Dartmoor National Park 20 miles For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_saltash-d197008/for-sale_i71024083
Large, luxurious seaside home with estuary views, in a quiet location on a private lane DescriptionConstructed in 2007 in the New England style, this attractive house is designed to make the most of its sunny position with living rooms on the upper floor opening to raised terraces to the side and the rear, and ground floor bedrooms opening to the garden. The front entrance is fully glazed and lets light into the wide slate floored hall, from which stairs rise to the living rooms of the upper floor. The ground floor has two double bedrooms, both are en suite. The first has floor to ceiling inbuilt wardrobes, patio doors opening to the south aspect and a shower room with heated towel rail. The second is slightly larger, also with patio doors to the south aspect and there is an ensuite bathroom, including a shower and double washbasin unit. At the opposite end of the hall is a massive games room, accommodating table-tennis, table football and a pool table. Next is a large utility/laundry room with good storage and with a door to the double garage. Within the hall area are three walk-in storage cupboards, an additional storage nook and a guest cloakroom.Wooden stairs with a glass balustrade and sunken low-level lights turn to the first floor, where attention is immediately drawn to the expansive countryside view across the estuary, afforded by the full length feature window. As if to accentuate the fluidity of designed space on this floor, a wall curves around to the dining room, pierced with three windows maximising light into this hub of the house. Another feature is the vaulted ceilings with pale wood beams that emphasise the airy brightness of this interior. The open plan of the kitchen, dining room and living room works beautifully with each area being generous in size. The kitchen is fully fitted with high quality integrated appliances and being double aspect, is a bright space. The dining area currently accommodates a table for 12. Patio doors open to the south facing terrace (and steps directly to the drive) and to the wide deck, a perfect location for enjoying the sun, al fresco dining and the extensive view across the estuary. From the dining area steps go down to the triple aspect living room, a lovely, lofty room, also opening onto the deck. It has a hearth (decorative only) as a focal point and a raised recess at the back of the room with bench seating. A small office has an interior window to the living room and has shelved storage and a safe cupboard next to it.A hall leads to the next large double bedroom, with en suite shower room. This bedroom opens onto a small, private garden where there is a cedar hot tub. The fourth bedroom is a twin room, though it could also be a small double and it too has an en suite shower room. The final bedroom is charmingly set out as a mini dorm with four single beds all in a row. Two dormer windows give plenty of natural light, but the sloped ceiling also lends a sense of cosiness. A bathroom is at the far end, with a porthole window. There is plenty of under eaves storage.This is a stylish, comfortable house, but also very practical: bedrooms are carpeted, but the communal areas downstairs and all the bathrooms have slate tiles, while upstairs there are pale wood floors, in keeping with the pale decor throughout. The emphasis for enjoying the outside space has obviously been placed on the upper level, accessed from the first floor and by steps from the drive up to the terrace. Secure stone walls and mature shrub hedges give privacy. The side gardens are gated, therefore safe for children and pets, and beneath the deck is useful space for storing a dinghy, kayak, paddle boards, etc. The double garage has electricity, shelving and cctv. A warm water shower cubicle is at the side of the house.The road into Medrose is well maintained and the tarmacked drive sweeps down to a paved entrance.LocationThe picturesque village of Rock, beside the Camel estuary, is one of the UK's favourite sailing resorts. Much of the year it is busy with yachts, dinghies, water skiing, kayaks, paddle boards and each summer hosts a schedule of sailing competitions. The beach is long and wide at low tide, excellent for swimming at high tide, with easy walks to Daymer Bay, to Polzeath and beyond, on the South West Coast path.The natural beauty of the estuary is enhanced by the abundance of wildlife, with frequent sightings of dolphins in the summer. Stepper Point stands sentinel where the estuary opens out to the Atlantic, sheltering the approach into the harbour at Padstow and to the moorings at Rock. The Rock to Padstow ferry operates all year round, with a trip taking only a few minutes.The beautiful championship links course at St Enodoc Golf Club attracts golfers from far and wide and sea fishing enthusiasts can join day long excursions from the pontoon.Rock is also a haven for food enthusiasts. Paul Ainsworth, at The Mariners, sets a very high standard, with other restaurants also serving top quality sea food and local produce. The village has a primary school, two churches and many family-owned businesses including a boat builder and chandlery, petrol station, supermarket, fish and chip takeaway, bakery, butcher, fish shop, art gallery and the luxurious St Enodoc Hotel. There is plenty to do and much to enjoy.Square Footage: 3,918 sq ft DirectionsFrom the A39 at Wadebridge at Ball roundabout take the exit for Rock , Polzeath, Port Isaac and at the next small roundabout go right onto the B3314. Follow to the first left to Rock and continue along the Rock Road, past Rock Road Gallery and Medrose is the next road to the right marked as a private road. Keep right and 4, Medrose is the second from the last entrance, at the top of the hill. Wadebridge about 6 miles Bodmin Parkway statiion about 16.5 milesCornwall Airport Newquay about 19 milesTruro about 31 miles Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains water, electricity, drainage; oil fuelled underfloor heating; superfast broadband.VIEWINGS - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wadebridge-d197088/for-sale_i70504862
Arguably Truro's finest family house. An exceptional city residence set in an exclusive leafy setting in the sought after Kenwyn area of Truro. Providing expansive and lavishly appointed accommodation comprising 6 bedrooms, 6 bath/shower rooms, bespoke kitchen/dining room, entertainment room with fully equipped bar, detached quadruple garage with a luxury 1 bedroom annexe suite above. All set in incredibly private and mature south facing parkland gardens of about 1¾ acres including large swathes of lawn, mature trees, an open air swimming pool and masses of driveway parking. Ground Floor Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, entertainment room. 2 large double bedrooms, 1 with an en-suite shower room. Family shower room. Wc, study, second study, large storage cupboard and second kitchen/utility room. First Floor Large landing with seating area and library. Principal bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite bath/shower room. 3 further bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. Storage cupboards. Outside Large tarmacadam turning circle with planted central island, leading to an extensive brick pavioured parking area for numerous vehicles. Wraparound sun terrace into the rear of the property which is south facing and has ample space for numerous seating areas and outdoor cooking. Steps descend to the rear garden, which is extremely well planted, incredibly private with various borders and beds with a central swimming pool, with large areas of gently sloping lawn. Detached Quadruple Garage with Luxury Annexe above Quadruple garage with four electric up and over doors. Externally stairs rise up leading to:- Studio Annexe Open-plan kitchen/dining/living room, bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite bath/shower room. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i69004033
From it's elevated position, Porthminster Watch offers outstanding views over one of the most beautiful stretches of the Cornish coast. Clear views over the bay and towards St Ives Harbour provide an ever-changing seascape, from the gentle morning tide to sunsets over the horizon and endless star gazing.Spanning over 5,000 square feet, the house has been built to an exceptional standard by renowned local developer Parc Owles Design. Meticulous design and craftsmanship are noticeable throughout, as well as thoughtful details. The house has clearly been built to take advantage of its exceptional position as well as with practical modern living in mind, seamlessly blendingmodern aesthetics with timeless design.Immediately noticeable upon arrival is the extent of the private parking, which is rarely found in St Ives. Behind the electric gates is a large parking and turning area with room for more cars on the spaces outside the gates.A thoughtful inclusion, a door from this area opens into a dedicated shower room, perfectly envisioned for rinsing off after beach adventures, complete with hanging spaces for wetsuits and surfboard, cementing the property's waterfront lifestyle credentials.As you step through the striking floor-to-ceiling single-pane glass front door, you're welcomed into a spacious entrance hall. To the left is a versatile family room, games room, or even cinema room. Behind the family room, the extensive wine store provides a touch of sophistication for those refined evenings. The inbuilt lift ensures bedroom and kitchen floors are easily accessible. The entrance hall also provides direct access to a spacious double garage, accompanied by a practical utility room. Ascending to the first floor, one is greeted by three elegantly appointed bedrooms, each complemented with their own ensuite facilities and two of which have private balconies. A fitness haven, in the form of a gym, seamlessly connects with the outdoor garden space. The gym could be converted into an additional en suite bedroom if required. The journey continues upwards to the second floor, where the heart of the home is revealed: an open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area that effortlessly frames the Cornish coastal views. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors usher in the sea breeze and open onto a balcony, offering an unrivalled platform to absorb the surroundings.The principal bedroom suite is also on this level, with an en suite shower room, with the added luxury of direct access to the swimming pool area. The pinnacle of Porthminster Watch lies on its third floor, where a grand sitting room with a soaring double-height ceiling beckons. Sliding doors reveal another balcony, where the some of the finest views can be enjoyed. Outdoors, the private swimming pool awaits, and the hot tub stands ready for evening relaxation. Both are neatly tucked away to the rear of the house, ensuring optimum privacy. For summer gatherings, the modern outdoor kitchen provides ample space for entertaining along with the decked terrace with views over the coastline.Porthminster Watch is situated a short walk from the centre of the picturesque harbour town of St Ives, one of the country's most sought-after coastal destinations. Porthminster Watch is perfectly placed for those who wish to take advantage of the vibrant waterfront lifestyle on offer in St Ives, whilst also being tucked away from the hustle and bustle for peace and quiet.St Ives offers an array of amenities including a number of art galleries, including the renowned Tate St Ives. The harbour front, has a number of boutique shops, seafood restaurants and cosy pubs.Surrounding St Ives are some of Cornwall's finest beaches. The golden sands of Porthminster Beach and Carbis Bay are within a short walk of Porthminster Watch. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-ives-d196845/for-sale_i69889629
Superb clifftop location, with direct access to the beach and uninterrupted views of the coastline and ocean DescriptionBuilt in the 1970s, of traditional construction, Templeton is remarkable for its unrivalled clifftop setting, the very definition of a seaside residence. The exterior is white rendered with local stone cladding which is also a feature of the entrance hall, contrasting with the white wooden floors and white decor. The living room also features a stone chimney breast with inset wood burner, but attention is drawn to the fabulous location and views afforded by the extra wide windows and patio doors which open onto the south and west facing deck that spans the front of the house. To the right is the kitchen which also directly accesses the deck. There is plenty of space for a family sized table and it is fully fitted with integrated appliances and a gas range. Steps go down to a separate dining room.Through the hall and up a couple of steps are four bedrooms. The principal bedroom is en suite and has the beautiful beach view. Three more bedrooms have a family bathroom and a shower room adjacent. Currently, one of these bedrooms is a snug /tv games room. The hall has two deep storage cupboards.From the kitchen a door opens to the utility and boiler room and a staircase accesses the fifth bedroom, a double with en suite shower. The stairs descend to the lower ground floor. This is level with sloping, terraced garden and has a door that opens onto the path across the lawn with direct access to the coast path and beach. Hence the basement area is the perfect space for storage of beach paraphernalia and water sports equipment, with room for multiple surfboards, etc. The floor is tiled and there are wetsuit racks, a shower, wc. and laundry area.Templeton is very well set up for maximum enjoyment of its beachside location. A wide tarmacked drive, open to the lane, makes it easy to park several vehicles beside the house. The rest of the grounds are enclosed by a sturdy stone hedge and a fence, ensuring privacy and a secure playing space for children and pets.The wrap around garden slopes gently towards the beach path with a terraced lawn. The deck along the front of the house is a great feature with space for barbecues, al fresco dining and sunbathing. A stream enters the garden along the perimeter and cascades under a stone footbridge to the beach. A private gate opens from the garden onto the footpath, where a few metres beyond, steps lead directly to the sand.LocationOn the Atlantic coast between Padstow and Newquay, the village of Mawgan Porth is set around a stunning sandy beach at the seaward end of the Vale of Lanherne. Very popular with surfers, the wide expanse of sand and access to the coast path makes it perfect also for families and coast walkers. Overlooking the beach are Bedruthan Steps Hotel and the award-winning Scarlet Hotel & Spa. Despite the seasonal nature of such a popular holiday destination, the village supports year-round trading at the Merrymoor Inn, Cornish Fresh convenience store, a surf shop, fish and chip takeaway and others, and the village hall hosts community events. A short distance to the south is Watergate Bay, offering excellent facilities including the Extreme Sports Academy. To the north are the superb beaches of Porthcothan, Treyarnon, Constantine and Harlyn. Within easy reach is the championship Trevose golf course. Connections are excellent, with Cornwall Airport just minutes away providing regular flights to London and other UK and European destinations.Square Footage: 2,382 sq ft DirectionsFrom Truro take the A30 eastwards, until the A39 slip road signposted to Wadebridge. Stay on A39 until Trekenning roundabout, take the first exit for the A 3059 until the right turn to Newquay airport on the B3276. Go past the airport to a T junction and turn right for Mawgan Porth. Pass the beach, follow the hill up into Trenance, until a left turn, (with a phone box beside it) into a lane that descends towards the bay. Take the fourth lane to the left and Templeton is the second property on the right. Cornwall Airport Newquay about 2.5 miles Padstow about 8.5 miles Wadebridge about 13 milesNewquay about 5.5 milesTruro about 20.5 miles Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains water, electricity, gas, drainage; ev charging point; superfast broadband.VIEWINGS - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows_newquay-d196549/for-sale_i71407994
One of the best-known beach houses on the Atlantic coast, with superb panoramic views of the ocean, Pentire Head, and the beach. DescriptionBuilt in the 1950s, Rigi is the archetypal seaside bungalow: white rendered concrete block construction and tiled roof, with decorative Cornish slate detail around the main entrance. It splays either side of a central living room where a ten bayed window allows the sweeping view to be the true centrepiece.Enter the bungalow through a wide porch which, in effect, is a southwest facing sun lounge, with windows lending light to the interior hall. To the right is the kitchen, which is fully fitted, has an electric hob and oven, and additional storage with a large built-in cupboard and a pantry. With windows to east and west this room benefits from morning and evening light and has a great view across the beach and the village a captivating distraction from sink-based tasks. Through a small hall a glazed door opens onto the front beach facing garden. This wing is completed by a spacious principal bedroom, with patio doors to the garden. The en suite wet room, adjoining this bedroom, is fully tiled and spacious.On the other side of the kitchen the hall opens to the open plan dining room and living area, where the attention is always drawn to the expanse of the beautiful view beyond. A family sized dining table and wide sofas provide the perfect setting for enjoying this space.Adjoining is the second bedroom, another double, with a large, fitted wardrobe and superb view of Pentire and the ocean.Next is the family bathroom with a sunken bath, a wide shower and heated towel rail. Finally, the largest bedroom accommodates bunk beds as well as a large double and being dual aspect, has a magnificent outlook.The decor throughout, is simple, with clean, modern lines, pale colours and suitably practical fittings for a holiday rental. The interior is bright with natural light from wide double-glazed windows. All rooms have electric Rointe digital radiators and the hall has fitted floor to ceiling storage. The utility/laundry room, accessed outside beside the sunroom entrance, is fully tiled. Alongside are two simple, single garages with up and over doors.The fenced, lawned garden wraps around the front of the property with a gate opening directly onto the footpath and a short cut onto the beach. The village, with its shops and restaurants is reached in a couple of minutes along the path from Tristram. The drive to Rigi is being diverted and newly built along an existing access road. It will be private beyond a new gated entrance, and eventually protected by a Cornish hedge (securely fenced while the hedge is being made).LocationRigi will be instantly recognisable to all who love Polzeath, as the bungalow that features in countless postcards and photos of their favourite beach. From its commanding location on Tristram cliff, Rigi has an unbeatable, panoramic view: from the great expanse of the ocean constantly rolling into the bay, over to majestic Pentire Head, across the fine sandy beaches of Baby Bay and Hayle Bay to the village, Polzeath, in its beautiful, natural entirety, is on show. Beloved by generations of residents and visitors, Polzeath is one of Britain's foremost beach holiday destinations: many would say the best!Square Footage: 2,170 sq ft DirectionsFrom the B3314, (Wadebridge to Port Isaac), take the turn to Polzeath and follow down to the village, past the beach car park and around the first corner as the road ascends a steep hill, take the first turn on the right. Follow this private road until its end, where a gate opens into Rigi's grounds, newly partitioned. N.B. Work is being undertaken on the above and while this is ongoing visitors wishing to view Rigi should enter the second turning on the hill, into Tristram car park. You may park beside the campsite gate on the right (before the car park barrier) to be met at the gate and escorted down to the house (Savills will give you the phone number of the viewing agent).Wadebridge about 7 milesBodmin Parkway station about 17 miles Cornwall Airport Newquay about 20 miles Truro about 32 miles. Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains water and electricity, private drainage, superfast broadband, Electric 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/bungalows_wadebridge-d197088/for-sale_i69140673
An impressive, coastal home on the exclusive Restronguet Point with incredible sub tropical gardens and direct access to the foreshore. DescriptionBodennick was originally conceived in the 1960's by notable Truro based architect, John Crowther, who designed this and the neighbouring property to respond to the incredible natural setting, highlighting key views and integrating the building mass into the landform. The split-level steel and concrete house incorporated state of the art construction processes at the time, creating dramatic horizontal and vertical open spaces. The house has been modernised but retains many of the original design features including the double height internal courtyard, the many picture windows, the beautifully crafted cedar parquet flooring and the grand central staircase that flows down to a breath taking view of the water.The house is approached by a private, sweeping drive which provides the foreground to a modest western elevation. Mature planting conceals much of the property and it's only once inside do you experience the full impact of the architecture and setting. The home has been renovated and maintained to the highest standards, creating a stunning and welcoming home.Ground Floor and Lower Ground Floor - The impressively spacious entrance hall welcomes you into the heart of the building and your eye is immediately drawn down the broad staircase to a framed view of the awe inspiring setting, where you appreciate the full impact of this incredible location. Turning southwards into a sequence of striking reception and living spaces, the light floods in to the 27-foot wide sitting room the from its vast windows providing a ring side seat for wildlife and yacht watching. The sitting room flows into a cedar parquet floored dining area and the contemporary kitchen diner. The open plan kitchen diner features plenty of below counter and wall mounted cabinets with a range of fitted appliances; a Siemens fan oven, a combi oven, induction hob, a hood extractor, a 3/4 height fridge/freezer unit and an integrated dishwasher. Doors open onto a larder, a double height internal courtyard and a series of ancillary storage rooms including a laundry, store and wc. From the main entrance hall there is a coat cupboard, a large cloakroom with a secret door to a double storage room in the roof space and a corridor leads to the sleeping quarters with three large bedrooms, a family bathroom, a WC and ensuite bathroom and dressing room to the principal bedroom suite.First Floor - Ascending another turning staircase is a family bathroom and double bedroom to one side with a full length dressing room. To the opposite side is a vast split level bedroom with a large walk-in wardrobe which makes a stunning aerial vantage point.Exterior, gardens, and garage - The gated entrance drive slopes down towards the house and its two double garages, one detached tucked behind a raised lawn. A steep single bitumen topped track connects the drive to the waterfront on one side of the house. Fencing, retaining walls, mixed clipped hedges and mature shrubs separate the property from the passing lane and the neighbouring properties. The oversized double garage building has an attached workshop space ideal for boat and bike storage. The rear garden slopes down to the waters edge, the warm, sheltered microclimate contributing to the success of a number of large exotic plants in the garden. A stepped path winds down from an upper terrace through a wisteria clad pergola to the walled shore terrace. A flight of steps leads down to a dry dock area with a mechanical boat winch at the top of the slipway. The property comes with 135 feet of rocky shoreline stretching down to the mean high-water level. The garden is beautifully planted, tended, encircled in mature and interesting flowering tree stock, all maintained regularly by an experienced gardener.Location'Bodennick' lies just over a mile away from the picture postcard village of Feock, on the south eastern slopes of Restronguet Point. The property overlooks the beautiful natural harbour of the 'Carrick Roads', the ancient name of the Falmouth estuary, with far reaching panoramic views across to the Roseland Peninsula, south to St Anthony's lighthouse at St Mawes and northwards towards Loe Beach and The Trelissick Estate. Restronguet Point has become an exclusive address due to its verdant setting, incredible views, access to sheltered waters and its cultural heritage. This narrow, island like ridge of land has inspired owners, writers, artists and architects for years, culminating in an exclusive trove of note worthy houses and gardens. Bodennick is set in around 0.65 acres of secluded, sub tropical gardens on the deep water side of Restronguet Point. Its elevated position commands long distance views across the busy sailing waters to the estuary's idyllic inland ports, creeks and harbours.Historically this peninsula was once a busy hub of shipbuilding and oyster fishing and is now one of Cornwall's most desirable coastal addresses, within ten minutes of both the Duchy's capital, Truro and the harbour town of Falmouth. This substantial and impressive property lies within walking distance of Feock's historic maritime village and a short paddle around the Peninsula, to the award winning Pandora Inn. While enjoying its remote coastal setting, the property is conveniently located within easy reach of several of the area's popular destinations including yacht clubs, golf courses, restaurants and cafes and the town of Falmouth and the village of St Mawes can be reached by a short ferry trip from the Trelissick estate's jetty. The area includes an impressive choice of wine bars, restaurants, boutique shops and maritime attractions, including the Blue River Table, a private dining experience aboard a classic motor boat.The peninsula has easy access to the A39 and the mainline rail station at Truro, only 6 miles away, offers high speed connections to London and Scotland. There is a good range of schools locally with Devoran primary school nearby and Truro and Falmouth have a selection of public and private schools with 'Good' to 'Outstanding' Ofsted rankings.Square Footage: 5,856 sq ft Acreage: 0.65 AcresDirectionsHeading southeast from the roundabout on the A39, take the B3289 towards Feock. After approximately two a half miles, at the lodge house to Porthgwidden Estate, take a sharp right in the road, signposted to Restronguet Point. After a half a mile, Bodennick is on your left, behind a low blue gate and slate Cornish hedge.Distances (miles): Truro - 5.8, Feock - 1.1, Loe Beach - 0.8, Falmouth - 11, Cornwall Airport (Newquay) - 24 Additional InfoServices and Sustainability - Mains water, drainage, and electricity. Heating and hot water are provided by oil fired boilers via, radiators and heated towel rails.Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.Fixtures and Fittings - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation.IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i69792194
One of the most renowned Cornish estates dating back to the illustrious mining history of the county. Available for sale for the first time in 100 years and for only the second time in the entire history of the Estate, positioned a few miles from the cathedral city of Truro and close to the north coast of Cornwall.Consisting of a swath of mature native woodlands and plantations with exceptionally high amenity and wildlife value dissected by a myriad of private tracks and pathways, the Estate includes a pretty 11,000 sq ft manor house, two lodge houses, stable block and a walled garden, along with undulating pasture and the Chyverton Park cross-country equestrian course.PROPERTYThe Chyverton Estate includes Chyverton House, parkland and gardens together with a substantial stable block, two lodge houses, former walled garden, cross country equestrian course, pasture land and mature woodland. In all approximately 160.72 acres (65.04 hectares).LOCATIONLocated in central Cornwall, the Chyverton Estate is located within striking distance of the city of Truro. As the administrative heart of Cornwall, Truro provides a wide range of professional services, employment, retail and leisure opportunities, alongside cultural activities driven by Truro Cathedral and the recently refurbished Hall for Cornwall. Truro provides a wide range of private and state schooling for all ages and is home to the Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske.Being located centrally within Cornwall, the Estate has excellent access to both north and south coasts, in particular the north coast being within 4 miles, a 10 minute drive via iconic twisting country roads bordered by Cornish hedgebanks, allowing buyers to enjoy the vast range of outdoor and watersports activities Cornwall has to offer, from sailing through to surfing. AMENITIESMainline train services run from Truro direct to Plymouth, Exeter and London, including a sleeper train. National and international flights run from Newquay International Airport, approximately 15 miles away, and the proximity to the A30 allows easy and quick access up and down the county to many other towns, villages and the myriad of destinations that Cornwall has to offer.The A30 is currently undergoing a widening scheme to provide a dual carriageway. Once complete, due in winter 2023/4, the Estate will have unimpeded dual carriageway access to and from the rest of the UK. The nearby villages of Zelah, Goonhavern and Shortlanesend have a good range of local shops, post offices, public houses and local amenities.SPORTINGThe variety of woodland habitats coupled with open, undulating pasture areas would lend itself to use as a small scale, family shoot, the current owners having enjoyed such activities for many years.CHYVERTON HOUSEChyverton House is an incredibly elegant manor house, built with the classic proportions and timeless appeal of the Georgian era. Originally constructed in 1730, with the two wings being added in 1770, of particular note is its elevated and imposing position overlooking the parkland gardens and surrounding woodland. The red brick front facade, unusual for a manor house of this stature and status within Cornwall, ensures the house provides a homely and welcoming appeal.This small, but important, design feature continues throughout the house and combines to ensure it retains a warm, comfortable feeling that has given great enjoyment to many generations of families that have made the house their home, now assisted by a useful recent addition a biomass boiler that runs from timber solely sourced from the wider estate.Extending to approximately 11,189 sq ft of internal accommodation, the house was largely remodelled in the mid 1800's and has been sensitively and gently enhanced over recent years. The main entrance, located at the rear of the property, leads into a centrally positioned entrance hallway which provides access to all areas of the house. The drawing room includes a surviving 18th century iron fireplace (much admired by Sir John Betjeman when he visited) as well as large french doors opening out to the front of the house on to a sunny alfresco dining area with paths that lead down to the swimming pool complex, positioned below the house by the ponds.Requisitioned during World War II by the American forces, the house features large sash windows flood light into all rooms. The kitchen is currently located through a door from the dining room and also has access to the rear staircase, and leads through to the right-hand wing consisting of a large, single family room, formally used as a billiards room, with impressive fireplace and surround. The left-hand wing has been sensitively refurbished to provide a self-contained 2-bedroom, 2-storey annex including a wonderful wood panelled library using early 18th century oak panelling that originated from Harlyn House, near Padstow.Neo-classical plasterwork on the walls and ceilings are present throughout the house, especially around the open-well staircase with cast iron balustrade. This detail extends throughout the landing as it accesses all six principal bedrooms and bathroom, one currently being used as a secondary living room for the annex. A hallway leads to the right-hand wing which provides two additional bedrooms and a bathroom.The extensive lower ground floor, that runs under the entire central section of the house, has independent external access and window wells ensuring the area benefits from extensive natural light. This area, along with six unused attic rooms on the second floor, would allow the accommodation to be vastly enhanced without any alterations to the external elevations.PARKLAND GARDENSOne of the most attractive attributes of Chyverton House is its position, situated within a large parkland setting, encircled by towering flowing shrubs and trees such as Camellia, Rhododendron and Magnolia, along with mature woodland trees such as Oak and Beech, all of which protect the house and provide seclusion and privacy, a haven away from the bustle of daily life.Originally created during the late 18th century and early 19th century by John Thomas, who planted 94 acres of the grounds with native trees in the manner of the time, the garden has evolved and developed over the following 200 years, being sensitively added to and enhanced by successive generations and owners, developing into the woodland garden that is seen today, the magnificent setting of the Georgian landscape allowing them to be fully appreciated. The Rhododendron planting commenced in 1890, with significant additional plantings of flowering shrubs and trees in the 1930s by the current owners' ancestors, ably assisted by the then owners of the local Trewithen and Caerhays Estates. Managed in tune with nature, its natural and unmanicured setting have protected it against the need for extensive pathway networks, fencing and artificial features, having never been open to the public commercially, only by appointment over the years, ensuring it has retained a sense of mystery. Visitors using the front driveway arrive by passing over the classically beautiful Grade II* listed Georgian bridge which crosses the pond and opens up the iconic vista of the house across the lawns. The pond and network of streams and sluices, first constructed in the late 1700's provide a wonderful opportunity to fully restore and re-create a stunning sub-tropical water garden, making the most of the gentle climate found in the far south-west of the UK.MERTON LODGEMerton Lodge is located adjacent to thefront entrance gateway to the Estate andhas recently undergone significant repairsand renovation to a high standard. Locatedon one level, it consists of an entrancehall, living room, kitchen, rear hallway, 2bedrooms and a bathroom.GARDEN LODGELocated adjacent to the rear entranceto the Estate, Garden Lodge is set in abeautifully secluded position at the rearof the estate, accessed by minor countryroads and surrounded by woodland.Consisting of accommodation over twofloors with a dining room, living room,kitchen, bathroom and one bedroom on the ground floor and two further bedroomson the first flor. Outside a drivewayand private gardens extend into thesurrounding woodland, the rear drivewayto the estate not currently being in day-to-dayuse.STABLESLocated by the rear entrance to the House, the stable block is constructed of traditional granite material and house six individual stables, a large open barn which could be used to provide additional stabling or ancillary uses. In addition, a large first floor open room with a separate external entrance is able to be used for all manner of purposes, such as a games room or storage. Subject to obtaining the relevant consents, the stables could be converted to residential or commercial uses. A range of additional buildings and sheds of differing specifications and in varying degrees of condition are located to the north of the house, with their own track access.WALLED GARDENLocated close to Garden Lodge the walled garden extends to approximately 1 acre in size. Encircled by high walls and including outbuildings and features associated with productive vegetable gardens, the garden is overgrown, has not been in functional use for some time and would lend itself to renovation, enhancement and redevelopment into whatever uses might be most appropriate.LANDThe land consists of a variety of woodland including formal planting, forestry plantations, native woodland and parkland woodland, intersected by tracks and paths, with various roadside access points and no public access. In amongst the woodland are three distinct areas of pastureland, some of which currently consists of the cross-country equestrian course, including a very pretty valley setting encircled by mature woodland, accessed from the parkland area surrounding the house.A telecommunications mast is located on the southern boundary of the Estate.CROSS-COUNTRY EQUESTRIAN COURSEThe equestrian course forms part of the highly successful Chyverton Park equestrian centre. Consisting of a variety of jumps and obstacles, including water jump and tracks through mature beech woodland, for the past 20 years it has been one of the most prominent, well-regarded and popular courses in the region, due to its variety, picturesque location and central location. Owners can use the course for their own personal enjoyment, continue to use the course for competition purposes (noting the remainder of Chyverton Park is not within the property being offered for sale) or convert it back into farmland and amenity land.METHOD OF SALEThe property is offered for sale by privatetreaty.TENURE & POSSESSIONFreehold. Vacant possession on completionwith the exception of:1. Merton Lodge Short term Residential AssuredShorthold Tenancy.2. Merton Lodge Short term Residential AssuredShorthold Tenancy.3. Walled Garden Short termcommercial lease to occupier ofGarden Lodge.4. Pasture land - annual grazinglicence.5. Telecommunications Mast Long term lease to CornerstoneTelecommunications InfrastructureLimited.Further details of the tenancies can beprovided by the agent.ENVIRONMENTAL SCHEMESNo environmental schemes are presentover the property.There had been previous discussions tocarry out a landscape scale enhancementof the majority of the Estate as part of theongoing A30 improvement works. This didnot proceed but documents detailing theproposal are available from the agent onrequest.LISTING STATUSChyverton House and the Georgian Bridgeare Grade II* listed. Merton Lodge and theentrance gateway, plus the Stables areGrade II listed.The majority of Lot 1, with the exception ofpart of the equestrian course, is a Grade IIRegistered Park & Garden.SERVICESSee table in brochure.WAYLEAVES EASEMENTS & RIGHTS OF WAYNo rights of way cross the property.An easement will be reserved overland forming part of the cross countryequestrian course for the vendors toconnect into the main water supply presentin this location.Electricity and telephone lines run over theproperty.The property is sold subject to, or with the benefit of all Wayleaves, Easements, Quasi Easements, Rights of Way, Covenants and Restrictions whether mentioned in these particulars or not.HEALTH & SAFETYPotential purchasers are requested to take particular care when inspecting the property. Potential purchasers are requested to wear supportive footwear for viewings, and are advised to be conscious of potentially uneven, steep and slippery ground surfaces.SPORTING TIMBER & MINERAL RIGHTSIncluded, insofar as they are able to be. EPC RATINGSChyverton House Band F. Merton Lodge Band D. Garden Lodge Band G.LOCAL AUTHORITIESCornwall Council - cornwall.gov.ukVIEWINGSStrictly by appointment via the agents.DIRECTIONSDirections may differ during the completion of the A30 improvement works. When the improvement works are complete, access to the Estate will be taken from the road leading into and out of the village of Zelah, connecting to the new relief road that will run alongside the A30. An underpass close to the Estate will allow easy access to Truro via Shortlanesend. Directions for viewings will be provided by the agent as appropriate.WHAT3WORDSinvoices.coasting.reframe For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i70683289
Constantine Cottage is a superb seaside home. This traditional stone and slate cottage painted white with sea green shutters, sits prettily on the edge of the cliff overlooking the whole of Constantine Bay to the front with the majestic Trevose Head at the northern end. Nothing can spoil that view: it is endlessly fascinating in all weathers, tides, seasons, with the light constantly shifting.However, the cottage has changed since it was originally constructed (a plaque confirms 1824). The current owners commissioned a designer and architect to realise their ambition to create a bigger, lighter, more modern and efficient interior. The result is a tasteful transformation: spacious, yet comfortably cosy and welcoming.A porch opens into the hall and from there the drawing room, where despite the lovely decor, the dominant feature is the gorgeous view from the bay window. A very efficient open fire adds to the cosiness provided by the underfloor heating that is throughout the house. The L shaped kitchen /dining room follows on from the drawing room and being double aspect, has the sea view and opens via patio doors to the sheltered west facing barbecue patio (with electrically operated awning). A generous space for sofas and a large dining table (it seats 10) is matched by a bespoke fitted kitchen with integral appliances, NEFF ovens, hob, and a large island, complete with warming drawer, and a supersized freestanding fridge freezer. The decor of blue panelling and white details accentuate the fresh, sea inspired colours of the reception rooms.Back to the hall and past the guest cloakroom, is an extended area with superbly practical storage: an excellent larder, a boot room, laundry room and utility, and an extensive wine cellar.A turned staircase to the first floor arrives at a triple landing leading to four double bedrooms. A high vaulted ceiling with open beams and a Velux roof panel opens this area to natural light, enhanced by the pale decor throughout. Outside, steps lead from the patio up to an office, fitted with shelves, connected by wi-fi: an attractive retreat or a very useful workspace. There is a single garage and a shingle car parking area. Beach paraphernalia is stowed in a locked surfboard /wetsuit store. A superbly sheltering garden, surrounded almost continuously by a traditional slate hedge, wooden fencing and mature hedging shrubs, protects the cottage from the Atlantic winds and from the view of passersby on the footpath to Treyarnon Bay, which is just a short walk westwards from the front gate.The sandy cove immediately in front of the cottage can be accessed by steps which were installed by the vendor for the safety of beachgoers who find this secluded corner of the bay. (N.B. this cove is not part of the property).Services to the property include mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating and a private drainage system. EPC rating D. Council tax band G. Ofcom suggest superfast broadband is available. Ofcom suggest 4G data connectivity is available.Constantine Bay is one of the most sought after bays in North Cornwall, home to one of its finest renowned surfing beaches as well as the championship golf course at Trevose. There is the superb Constantine Bay Stores and surf shop nearby and bustling St Merryn village is just one mile distant with a selection of restaurants, shops and public houses. Chic boutique hotel and restaurant, The Pig, can be found in the next bay of Harlyn and within easy walking distance of Dolphins. The historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow is just four miles away and offers an extensive range of cafes, public houses and restaurants, none more so than Paul Ainsworth's Michelin starred No.6, cool seafood bar Prawn On The Lawn and of course Rick Stein's esteemed Seafood restaurant.To find Constantine Cottage, from the A39 take the turn to Padstow on the A389 and pass through St Issey and Little Petherick to reach a T junction turning right towards Padstow. Turn left on the B3276 and follow into St Merryn until a right turn signposted to Constantine Bay. Follow the road through the village and take the right onto Beach Road towards the beach. Drive though the car park and onto the track beside the beach. After a sharp left bend Constantine Cottage is on the right. The postcode for satellite navigation is PL28 8JJ. What3words: surnames.table.trespass For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_constantine-bay-d583665/for-sale_i70294833
A beautiful, unique, clifftop home, originally a fisherman's cottage that has been tastefully extended, this is a rare gem that has never been on the open market. DescriptionConstantine Cottage is a superb seaside home. This traditional stone and slate cottage painted white with sea green shutters, sits prettily on the edge of the cliff overlooking the whole of Constantine Bay to the front with the majestic Trevose Head at the northern end. Nothing can spoil that view: it is endlessly fascinating in all weathers, tides, seasons, with the light constantly shifting.However, the cottage has changed since it was originally constructed (a plaque confirms 1824). The current owners commissioned a designer and architect to realise their ambition to create a bigger, lighter, more modern and efficient interior. The result is a tasteful transformation: spacious, yet comfortably cosy and welcoming.A porch opens into the hall and from there the drawing room, where despite the lovely decor, the dominant feature is the gorgeous view from the bay window. A very efficient open fire adds to the cosiness provided by the underfloor heating that is throughout the house. The L shaped kitchen /dining room follows on from the drawing room and being double aspect, has the sea view and opens via patio doors to the sheltered west facing barbecue patio (with electrically operated awning). A generous space for sofas and a large dining table (it seats 10) is matched by a bespoke fitted kitchen with integral appliances, NEFF ovens, hob, and a large island, complete with warming drawer, and a supersized freestanding fridge freezer.The decor of blue panelling and white details accentuate the fresh, sea inspired colours of the reception rooms.Back to the hall and past the guest cloakroom, is an extended area with superbly practical storage: an excellent larder, a boot room, laundry room and utility, and an extensive wine cellar.A turned staircase to the first floor arrives at a triple landing leading to four double bedrooms. A high vaulted ceiling with open beams and a Velux roof panel opens this area to natural light, enhanced by the pale decor throughout. The principal bedroom suite is luxuriously fitted, but the arresting feature here is the beautiful view of the sea, the beach and the garden. A step up to the full-length mirrored wardrobes leads to a marble tiled en suite bathroom and a dressing room with fitted storage. The second double bedroom, benefitting from the morning sun, has an en suite bathroom. Next, is a superking sized bedroom overlooking the bay and finally a smaller double bedroom with views of the bay and garden. A bathroom completes the upstairs.Steps lead from the patio up to an office, fitted with shelves, connected by wi-fi: an attractive retreat or a very useful workspace. There is a single garage and a shingle car parking area. Beach paraphernalia is stowed in a locked surfboard /wetsuit store. A superbly sheltering garden, surrounded almost continuously by a traditional slate hedge, wooden fencing and mature hedging shrubs, protects the cottage from the Atlantic winds and from the view of passersby on the footpath to Treyarnon Bay, which is just a short walk westwards from the front gate.The sandy cove immediately in front of the cottage can be accessed by steps which were installed by the vendor for the safety of beachgoers who find this secluded corner of the bay. (N.B. this cove is not part of the property).LocationOn the stretch of Atlantic coast that is sometimes referred to as the Seven Bays, Constantine is a beautiful beach, with its wide bay facing west, open to the big waves, making it popular with surfers. Golfers can be challenged by the championship course at Trevose, at the far end of the bay from Constantine Cottage. The village has its own convenience store and there are more shops, a church, a primary school and two pubs at nearby St Merryn. A little further is Padstow, well known as a historic fishing port and home to top class restaurants. Everyday amenities can also be found there, such as a supermarket and plenty of watersports and leisure activities including cycle hire for the Camel Trail. DirectionsFrom the A39 take the turn to Padstow on the A389 and pass through St Issey and Little Petherick to reach a T junction, turning right towards Padstow. Turn left on the B3276 and follow into St Merryn until a right turn signposted to Constantine Bay. Follow the road through the village and take the right onto Beach Road towards the beach. Drive though the car park and onto the track beside the beach. After a sharp left bend Constantine Cottage is on the right.St Merryn about 1.5 milesPadstow about 4 milesWadebridge about 10.5milesCornwall Airport Newquay about 8 milesTruro about 26 miles Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains electricity and water; private drainage; solar panels for underfloor heating and hot water; oil boiler boosting heat for water; superfast broadband.VIEWINGS - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES AND FITTINGS - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_padstow-d197355/for-sale_i70404961
Offered to the market for the first time ever, this quintessential whitewashed Cornish property enjoys a very private setting surrounded by mature gardens with lawned areas extending down to the Southwest coast path. Approached via a private road off Daymer Lane and occupying one of the largest sites in one of the county's most sought-after locations, the house has far-reaching views from both floors, including the Camel Estuary in one direction and Stepper Head and the Atlantic Ocean in the other. The property would benefit from either updating and extending, or could offer the opportunity for a replacement dwelling, subject to the necessary planning permissions.One of the great advantages of Beniguet is its unusually generous and southwest facing site. Approached via a private driveway off a private road, Beniguet sits at the end of a long gravel driveway, screened by shrubs and trees along its boundary. The substantial and gently sloping lawns extend down to the coast path, while a naturalised sun terrace wraps around the house affording the occupants breath-taking views of the Cornish countryside, estuary and sea beyond. A separate stone outbuilding provides useful storage.The Greenaway is one of North Cornwall's most highly regarded locations. Greenaway beach itself is a quiet pebbly beach accessed via the Southwest Coast Path, positioned between family friendly Daymer Bay and the surfing mecca and golden sands of Polzeath. This magnificent and rugged stretch of the north Cornish coastline incorporates the Camel Estuary and nearby Rock is a haven for sailing, water-skiing and paddleboarding with easy access across to Padstow via the foot ferry. Understandably the area is very popular with families, water sports enthusiasts, golfers and walkers alike. St Enodoc Golf Club offers championship golfing along with the nearby Point at Polzeath which is also a hub for the family with tennis and padel courts, swimming pool and restaurant as well as spectacular sea views. The beaches at Daymer Bay and nearby Polzeath enjoy soft sand, rock pools and some of the best surf in the UK. Spectacular cliff top footpaths are the perfect way to explore this area that was a favourite haunt of Sir John Betjeman. Both Padstow and Wadebridge have an excellent range of local shops catering for all your day-to-day needs. This area offers a wide selection of highly regarded restaurants including Rick Stein's seafood restaurant, Paul Ainsworth at No 6 and the Mariners as well as Nathan Outlaw's restaurants in Port Isaac. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met locally but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is seven miles distant. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wadebridge-d197088/for-sale_i70106179
Unbelievable opportunity to develop two frontline properties set in just under an acre on Tristram Cliff overlooking the phenomenal Polzeath beach DescriptionAmazing development opportunity, with sublime sea views. The beachside plot has had the benefit of planning permission for development. Beachside and Rigi's combined plot is set in just under one acre.Built in the 1950s, Rigi is the archetypal seaside bungalow: white rendered concrete block construction and tiled roof, with decorative Cornish slate detail around the main entrance. It splays either side of a central living room where a ten bayed window allows the sweeping view to be the true centrepiece.Enter the bungalow through a wide porch which, in effect, is a southwest facing sun lounge, with windows lending light to the interior hall. To the right is the kitchen, which is fully fitted, has an electric hob and oven, and additional storage with a large built-in cupboard and a pantry. With windows to east and west this room benefits from morning and evening light and has a great view across the beach and the village a captivating distraction from sink-based tasks. Through a small hall a glazed door opens onto the front beach facing garden. This wing is completed by a spacious principal bedroom, with patio doors to the garden. The en suite wet room, adjoining this bedroom, is fully tiled and spacious.On the other side of the kitchen the hall opens to the open plan dining room and living area, where the attention is always drawn to the expanse of the beautiful view beyond. A family sized dining table and wide sofas provide the perfect setting for enjoying this space.Adjoining is the second bedroom, another double, with a large, fitted wardrobe and superb view of Pentire and the ocean.Next is the family bathroom with a sunken bath, a wide shower and heated towel rail. Finally, the largest bedroom accommodates bunk beds as well as a large double and being dual aspect, has a magnificent outlook.The decor throughout, is simple, with clean, modern lines, pale colours and suitably practical fittings for a holiday rental. The interior is bright with natural light from wide double-glazed windows. All rooms have electric Rointe digital radiators and the hall has fitted floor to ceiling storage. The utility/laundry room, accessed outside beside the sunroom entrance, is fully tiled. Alongside are two simple, single garages with up and over doors.The fenced, lawned garden wraps around the front of both properties with a gates opening directly onto the footpath and a short cut onto the beach. The village, with its shops and restaurants is reached in a couple of minutes along the path from Tristram. The drive to Rigi is being diverted and newly built along an existing access road. It will be private beyond a new gated entrance, and eventually protected by a Cornish hedge (securely fenced while the hedge is being made).Beachside is currently a chalet comprising a living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and sun porch, which, the agents would advise, is uninhabitable in its current state. The plot is securely fenced and approached through a gate from an existing drive.Agent note:The Boundary outline is not accurate it is for illustration purposes only.LocationRigi and Beachside will be instantly recognisable to all who love Polzeath.From their commanding location on Tristram cliff, they have an unbeatable, panoramic view: from the great expanse of the ocean constantly rolling into the bay, over to majestic Pentire Head, across the fine sandy beaches of Baby Bay and Hayle Bay to the village, Polzeath, in its beautiful, natural entirety, is on show. Beloved by generations of residents and visitors, Polzeath is one of Britain's foremost beach holiday destinations: many would say the best! DirectionsFrom the B3314, (Wadebridge to Port Isaac), take the turn to Polzeath and follow down to the village, past the beach car park and around the first corner as the road ascends a steep hill, take the first turn on the right. Follow this private road until its end, where a gate opens into Rigi's grounds, newly partitioned. N.B. Work is being undertaken on the above and while this is ongoing visitors wishing to view Rigi should enter the second turning on the hill, into Tristram car park. You may park beside the campsite gate on the right (before the car park barrier) to be met at the gate and escorted down to the house (Savills will give you the phone number of the viewing agent).Wadebridge about 7 milesBodmin Parkway station about 17 miles Cornwall Airport Newquay about 20 miles Truro about 32 miles. Additional InfoSERVICES: Mains water and electricity, private drainage, superfast broadband, Electric 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_i69771547
Treverra Farm is an incredibly rare opportunity. A true gem on the North Cornwall coast, offering a luxurious and private family home within a stunning natural setting. The estate's combination of traditional architecture, modern amenities, and breathtaking views from its southwest-facing position creates a unique opportunity for those seeking the ultimate in coastal living. With its main residence, holiday cottage, and garden studio, Treverra Farm is not just a home but a lifestyle destination, offering unparalleled comfort, elegance, and natural beauty.Nestled within the breathtaking landscape of North Cornwall's coast, Treverra Farm presents an exquisite collection of properties that epitomise the highest standards of coastal living. This private estate, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers unrestricted views across the Camel Estuary, blending timeless elegance with modern comforts across 14 acres of beautiful grounds. At the heart of this exceptional property lies a five-bedroom detached house, architecturally designed by Mackenzie Wheeler and meticulously constructed by Terry Harris & Sons in 2010. This modern masterpiece, crafted with original materials for an authentic rustic charm, showcases an array of luxurious features.Wellness and relaxation are prioritized with a spa suite, including a gym, steam room, and sauna, alongside a heated oval infinity pool with a bespoke electric cover that disappears into the centre of the pool. In addition, there is a jacuzzi, and tennis court, all set within beautifully landscaped gardens and naturalistic terraces offering panoramic sea views.The living spaces are thoughtfully arranged over three floors, offering light-filled rooms and exceptional entertainment areas that flow seamlessly outdoors. The ground floor features a Bulthaup kitchen with breakfast room, a sitting room with an open fire, all of which open onto the terraces that invite the outside in. There is also a family/TV room on this floor. The lower ground floor houses a unique brick vaulted wine cellar and tasting room, alongside a bar/clubroom and the gym suite. The first floor accommodates the five bedrooms, all finished to an exquisite standard including a generous principal suite with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom for added privacy and luxury.Complementing the main residence, Treverra Farm includes a separate three/four-bedroom cottage, offering traditional charm with modern elegance. This successful holiday let features original slate floors, thickstone walls, and beamed ceilings, alongside a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining room, and a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove. The property offers estuary views, private patios, and beautifully maintained gardens, making it an ideal retreat for guests or additional income from holiday letting.Further enhancing the estate's accommodation is a charming one-bedroom garden studio, converted from a stone barn and offering an inviting living space with a kitchenette, double bedroom, and en suite facilities. This space provides versatile ancillary accommodation, ideal for guests seeking privacy or additional rental opportunities.The property's outdoor spaces are as meticulously planned as its interiors, with soft naturalistic planting by Natalie Ashbee creating a series of interconnected gardens that enhance the stunning coastal views. The estate features secluded seating areas, terraces, and decks at different levels for outdoor dining and entertainment. As evening falls, the gardens transform into a magical setting with strategic lighting.The commanding south west facing, elevated and private position of Treverra Farm gives unparalleled vistas of the Camel Estuary, placing it at the heart of one of the country's most sought-after waterfront locations.Less than a mile from the serene Porthilly Cove and the vibrant community of Rock, this mini-estate is a haven for enthusiasts of the great outdoors and waterfront lifestyle. From the exhilarating experiences of sailing, paddleboarding, and water skiing to the tranquillity of scenic coastal walks through a labyrinth of local walks, every day invites a new adventure against the backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty. The well-renowned St Enodoc Golf Course is also nearby.The surrounding area is a treasure trove of golden sandy beaches, from the bustling shores of Rock Beach to the surfers' paradise at Polzeath and the family-friendly waters of Daymer Bay. These beaches offer a picturesque setting for sunbathing and relaxation.Local restaurants and pubs showcase some of the best of Cornish produce, particularly the award-winning oysters and mussels harvested right from the estuary. Esteemed dining destinations include The Mariners Pub and Fourboys in Rock, as well as celebrated chefs Nathan Outlaw and Rick Stein's establishments in Port Isaac and Padstow, respectively. The convenience of the ferry and water taxi services from Rock makes the journey to Padstow both delightful and effortless, further enriching the waterfront lifestyle that Treverra Farm offers.For day-to-day necessities, the nearby villages of Rock, Trebetherick, and Polzeath provide a selection of shops and amenities, while the market town of Wadebridge, just over five miles away, offers a broader array of independent boutiques, cafes, and leisure facilities. Wadebridge also marks the midpoint of the beloved Camel Trail, a scenic route cherished by cyclists and walkers alike, connecting Bodmin to Padstow. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wadebridge-d197088/for-sale_i71034327
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