To be sold for the first time since 1978 and to close an Estate on behalf of the Executors. Enjoying a secluded, semi-rural position, an imposing double fronted non-Listed Georgian farmhouse requiring complete modernisation but retaining many beautiful period features. Together with a detached double garage and further garaging, all of which is set in grounds extending to circa 14.5 acres, comprising formal gardens and three rolling fields. Ground Floor Entrance hall, reception room, living room, inner hallway, study, dining room, rear entrance hall, kitchen, utility room/wc. First Floor L-shaped landing, 3 double bedrooms, bathroom, further wc. Outside Gated circular driveway with central lawn, further driveway leading to a detached double garage. Formal gardens to front, side and rear, further land extending to circa 14.5 acres across three rolling fields. Further garage opposite the entrance to Trebeigh Farm For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i69756984
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highly specified, energy efficient, detached, executive new build home boasting over 2,400sq.ft. of exemplary accommodation with views over the surrounding countryside. With a detached double carport, driveway parking for several vehicles, landscaped rear garden, an open-plan kitchen/dining room, separate living room, a media room/study and 4 bedrooms (2 en-suite). Situated in the highly desirable village of Playing Place within walking distance of amenities and just a short distance from Truro city centre and the village of Feock with Loe Beach and the sailing waters of the Carrick Roads. SPECIFICATION Aluminium triple glazed windows, doors & Juliet balconies, feature iron oxide front door Underfloor heating throughout with air source heat pump Mechanical ventilation heat recovery system, renewable air source heat pump, solar panels, highly insulated predicted Grade A EPC Brands: Hansgrohe and Villeroy & Boch in bathrooms, Gaggenau and Miele in the kitchen Luxury flooring: tiles, oak and soft carpets Black timber cladding, limestone paving & Cornish granite externally Designer lighting & wardrobes included For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i70084448
To be sold for the first time since construction. A very impressive, detached house of grand proportions with over 4,150sq.ft. of immaculately presented accommodation occupying a large plot of circa.4 of an acre in an enviable position in the most sought after area of Truro. Boasting spacious and light filled accommodation which includes a kitchen/breakfast room, a 24'8" long south facing lounge, a separate dining room, study and 4 bedrooms (3 en-suite). Of exceptional quality and perfect for those who seek a large main residence in the incredibly desirable Kenwyn area. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i69196325
An impressive 5 bedroom farmhouse and 6 luxurious holiday cottages, tucked away amid the peaceful Cornish countryside DescriptionNantrisack Farmhouse was constructed by the current proprietors in 2007 and subsequently extended in 2013. The spacious home comprises 5 bedrooms, annexe, kitchen diner, utility room, second kitchen, dining room, sitting room and large conservatory. In addition, there is a hydro pool on the first floor balcony of the main house.Externally the Property has parking, two double garages and a large enclosed garden.COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONThe cottages were sympathetically constructed or converted by the current proprietors to provide luxury accommodation, sleeping up to 16 guests in total. Each cottage benefits from individual gardens and private hot tubs.EXTERNAL AREASExternally the Property includes ample parking for the farmhouse and cottages. The Property features a large yard of barns which have potential to be converted to provide further accommodation, subject to obtaining planning permission. In total, the Property is set in circa 2.6 acres.LocationAccessed via country lanes, the Property is situated among the rolling fields of the Cornish countryside. The Property is 2.8 miles away from the A39 affording it excellent connectivity. Truro Station is 5.2 miles away and offers a direct service to London Paddington in approximately four and a half hours. The nearest airport is Newquay which is 21.4 miles away and provides domestic and continental flight routes.Nearby are a range of attractions including Truro, the coastline and beaches, plus attractions such as the Eden Project. Nantrisack is almost equidistant from both the north and south coast meaning it is an excellent base from which to explore all that the county has to offer. Additional InfoCornwall is a county renowned for its sandy beaches, spectacular coastline, wooded creeks and traditional fishing villages. It has a vibrant arts community and an excellent food scene with award winning restaurants and celebrity chefs making the county their base. Cornwall is a fantastic location for families as well as holiday makers where they can enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, surfing, sailing, walking, swimming, rowing or paddle boarding.Truro is the UK's southernmost city and is the county town of Cornwall. Truro is famous for its Cathedral, its shopping facilities and its range of independent shops, restaurants and cafes.Truro is easily accessible from Nantrisack, around 5.6 miles to the north east, accessed via the A39 and provides a full range of local amenities. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_truro-d196774/for-sale_i71749602
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
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