Tredinnick Manor is a stunning and extensively restored Grade II Listed Georgian manor house, situated in the rural Cornish village of St. Mabyn, within easy reach of everything the North Cornwall coast has to offer. A very elegant home, it has been extensively renovated throughout, boasting many charming period features and offers flexible accommodation with bedrooms that can be closed off to suit occupancy levels.

• A very elegant and extensively renovated manor house boasting many period features.

• 8 bedrooms and 5 Bathrooms (3 en suite)

• Four well-proportioned reception rooms.

• Rear courtyard access to a separate games room and garage. Storage cellar.

• Mature grounds and lawned gardens extending to 3.5 acres approx. with a low maintenance enclosed paddock and small pond.

• Private driveway and turning circle.

• Peaceful village location within easy access of the vibrant north Cornwall coast and the market town of Wadebridge.

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Tredinnick Manor provides a rare opportunity to secure this private Grade II listed family home, tucked away in a picturesque location on the outskirts of St Mabyn Village. A tranquil haven within easy access of the North Cornwall coast, Tredinnick Manor has been extensively restored to a very high standard yet retains a wealth of character. The property has a cluster of converted barns to the rear and one attached neighbour and is currently a much-loved private holiday home offering an idyllic rural lifestyle.

The property is approached via a leafy driveway, opening out to a large, gravelled parking, and turning area. According to the listing, this well-proportioned Georgian manor house dates from 1740 and is of classic Georgian architecture. It embodies timeless elegance with a crenelated entranceway and a wealth of original features internally such as sash windows, decorative plasterwork and original stone fireplaces and stone floors.

Exuding character and combining the grace of the Georgian era with modern living, the accommodation extends to over 6,000 sq.ft and is arranged over three floors. The majority of the principal rooms face due south and enjoy views over the grounds. In addition to the main accommodation, there is a substantial detached garage and adjoining games room which could be converted, subject to planning consents.

There are four generous reception rooms including an elegant naturally lit drawing room, a spacious dining room with trompe l’oeil painted bookcases, and a splendid, panelled family room with a large stone fireplace. The galleried library above features a charming bell tower and fireplace. The kitchen and breakfast room forms the heart of the home with a fully fitted kitchen and central island, a pantry, double electric AGA, feature Cornish range and cloam oven, with space for a large table, inviting leisurely lunches.

The village of St. Mabyn is situated in a beautiful and unspoilt area of North Cornwall between the wild and unspoilt playground of Bodmin Moor to the east and the beautiful Camel Estuary to the west. St Mabyn is a traditional village on the north Coast of Cornwall benefitting from a village pub, shop, post office, park, village green and primary school. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Wadebridge, which is just over 4 miles distant and hosts several colourful and vibrant independent shops. Keen cyclists can pick up a number of cycle loops including the Camel Trail. There are many beautiful beaches in the area including Daymer Bay at Trebetherick, Polzeath and an active sailing club at Rock where conditions are ideal for water sports as diverse as water-skiing and windsurfing. The renowned St. Enodoc golf club offers two challenging 18-hole courses, and there are wonderful walks over coastal and inland routes. The calm waters of Daymer Bay are ideal for young families while keen surfers should head over to Polzeath. Good food surrounds you with The Mariners pub in Rock, Nathan Outlaw's restaurants in Port Isaac and the local St Mabyn pub serving an amazing range of food and drinks.

A leafy driveway leads up to a gravelled turning area with ample parking in front of the house. A number of mature trees border the grounds including Copper Beech, Acorn, and Monkey Puzzle, which together with lawned areas and small pond, provide the perfect setting for this handsome property. An enclosed paddock is often grazed by a flock of sheep thanks to an arrangement with a nearby farmer. To the rear of the house, a pretty gravelled courtyard connects through to a walled courtyard garden with climbing roses and hydrangeas. From here you can access the detached games room and large garage beyond, both of which offer scope for development subject to necessary consents. To the East of the property there is an external access down to the cellar.

Mains water supply | Private drainage | Mains electricity | Oil fired central heating |High speed broadband.

Contents are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation (excluding personal effects).

Strictly by appointment with JB Estates.