This proudly standing home we are told was built in 1936 and was significantly extended in 2017 to form what is today a substantial and aspiring country residence offering five bedroom accommodation. The sociable, light and airy and highly flexible layout of the property will suit a wide range of buyers. The ‘L’ shaped kitchen/dining/living room is the hub of the house with the kitchen exceptionally well appointed with many integrated appliances. There are many modern comforts and luxury fitments, as well as an impressive solar array, private water and drainage, all of which mitigate the running costs. The well enclosed gardens and raised decking are delightful and frame the outstanding views of the surrounding landscape. The twelve acres of pasture and woodland with stream complete all the components of this superb country home that needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.

Beyond the rendered and painted external elevations lies the spacious accommodation which is accessed by the porch opening onto the welcoming entrance hallway. Reception space comes in the form of the dual aspect snug which has a feature fire surround with inset wood burning stove. The formal dining room has room for a good-sized table and leads through to the dual aspect office which is light and airy with a view over the side garden. The main living space is the stunning open plan ‘L’ shaped kitchen/living room which is triple aspect and has access to the rear and side gardens. The kitchen area is comprehensively equipped with a range of matching solid wall and base units and polished granite worktops. In place is a centre island unit with breakfast bar, electric hob, extractor and sockets. Included in the sale are a wide range of further appliances including an electric oven, wine fridge, dishwasher, American style free standing fridge/freezer, microwave and a wood fired Aga. The living area has plenty of space for relaxing in and the benefit of a built in 4K home cinema system with a 140 inch screen and projector. The focal point of the room is the floor to ceiling stone fire surround with a wood burning stove inset. The room has modern LED downlighting and under floor heating beneath the slate, it is perfect for family gatherings and parties coming into its own at Christmas and times of celebration. Concluding the ground floor is the utility room/WC.

On the first floor, the spacious landing has access to the sumptuous master bedroom which is dual aspect with a feature corner window taking in the outstanding views over the grounds of the property. The en-suite shower room/WC has a double sink unit and a state of the art steam shower with jets and Bluetooth speaker connections. Bedroom two also has a high ceiling and is dual aspect with a further en-suite shower room with multi jet shower unit and Bluetooth speakers. The remaining three bedrooms are found in the original section of the house. At the front of the house bedrooms three and four are dual aspect double rooms and bedroom five is a single. The family bathroom/WC has a mirrored wall and a matching suite including a large walk in shower cubicle and a spa bath.

Westholm has many modern comforts such as oil fired central heating, external windows are UPVC double glazed and all fitted blinds will remain as part of the sale. The en-suites and main bathroom have electric underfloor heating, along with heated mirror units. The 10kw solar array feeds two large batteries and when full exports any unused energy to the grid on the feed in tariff.

The property is approached by the road where there is an off-road parking bay for several cars and access to the large tandem style double garage. The area would suit those who have motorhomes, caravans or boats. Double gates then open in to the enclosed gravelled driveway which provides further off road parking for several cars. The front garden is mainly lawned and features a range of shrubs, bushes, perennials and borders. Access can be gained at either side of the house to the rear and side garden which is entirely enclosed and therefore suitable for those with pets or children to consider, again a wide range of shrubs and bushes offer a blaze of colour. On one side of the garden is a summerhouse with double doors, power and light connected. At the rear, is a split level gravelled seating area which is ideal for outside dining, a few steps away is a superb raised decked area which has been added by our clients. It is a pleasant spot to enjoy a drink and barbeque during favourable weather conditions and take in the superb outlook over the gardens and grounds. The rest of the garden area is enclosed and features a range of planted trees. Beyond is access to the field which is gently sloping and comprises of some twelve acres of pasture which is well suited for livestock. At the top, is the most outstanding view which encapsulates beautifully the surrounding landscape. In the corner of the field is a small triangular section of woodland which straddles the small watercourse which runs into Lowley Brook and then the river Tamar. It is a wonderful unspoilt environment rich in wildlife and organic wild flowers.

The following is a quotation from the home owner:

“One of the main reasons for moving here was the spacious and tranquil feel of this property. We've enjoyed the outdoor space, especially walking up and down the field which is adjoined to this amazing property. The open-plan living area and the ample space outside has been perfect for entertaining our family and friends, who never want to leave. Waking up in the mornings are always a pleasure with plenty of natural light coming in from the east facing bedroom windows from the master. Relaxing in the steam cabin is a great addition to the en-suite. I can truly unwind after finishing work.

Throughout the year we’ve been creative as this place gives you freedom up to a point. Building the raised decking area, adding lights and electrics gave ourselves, friends and family the beautiful outdoor living we wanted for years. Also the views both from the top and bottom of the field are simply breathtaking. Our nephews love playing with the dogs which gets them off their iPads! We’ve done picnicking and camping at the top of the field whilst watching the lambs in the neighbouring field.

We believe our property to be a rare find, offering the perfect combination of indoor and outdoor space and perfect for those who value peace and quiet in the evenings and weekends. Forgot the mention the stream that runs in the far corner of the field, dog heaven!.”

The property is situated between Launceston and Callington within the attractive Parish of Lezant. The surrounding area is one of unspoilt beauty, being primarily farmland with the nearby Parish of Stoke Climsland being well known for its Duchy of Cornwall connections. Treburley has a reputable public house/restaurant and car repair garage and nearby Stoke Climsland benefits from a thriving community, with amenities in the village including the parish church, post office/general stores, village hall, primary school which is well regarded and a sports field and popular social club. The renowned Duchy College is also located at Stoke Climsland and offers a range of courses from agriculture to outdoor pursuits where students can study for a diploma, apprenticeship or a degree in a subject they enjoy.

The larger town of Callington is some 6.3 miles from the property and caters for most other day to day needs with a senior school with an exceptional report, medical centre, library and a varied shopping centre with a new superstore which has been open for a few years. The ancient and former market town of Launceston (former capital of Cornwall) is only 4.7 miles distant. At Launceston, access can be gained to the A30 dual carriageway which provides good links to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction.

The continental ferry port and the city of Plymouth is within 20.7 miles and provides excellent, sea and rail connections. Exeter is served by an excellent regional international airport. Sporting enthusiasts will also be aware that there are many sporting and recreational facilities in and around the Callington area, as well as nearby golf clubs at Launceston, Tavistock (13.9 miles) and the St Mellion International Golf Resort (9.3 miles) which provides a full range of golfing and leisure pursuits.
From Launceston Town centre proceed southbound along the A388 towards Callington. Continue for approximately 4.5 miles where Westholm will be identified on the left hand side.