Floorplan
Map4 bedroom house
Featured
Study
Sold STC
House
4 beds
13.68 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Features and description
Two storey, 3/4-bedroom barn conversion with uninterrupted countryside views located near the picturesque South East Cornwall coastline. Two luxury holiday letting units and an oak-framed building currently used for weddings. All set in 13.68 acres including gardens, pasture, woodland and a stream. For sale as a whole by private treaty.
LOCATION
The harbour town of Looe (6 miles) provides a secondary school, supermarket, dentist, shops, fish market, moorings and slipway for boating/sailing which is popular with tourists. Further amenities can be found at Liskeard (10.5 miles).
Plymouth is the commercial centre of the area (29 miles) and is accessed from the A38 via the Tamar Bridge or Torpoint ferry. The city provides a theatre, shopping centre, cinema and national aquarium.
Popular tourist attractions in the area include the fishing villages of Polperro (5.5 miles), Fowey (6 miles) and the sandy beaches of Talland and East Looe. The nearest beaches are Lantivet, Lansallos and Lantic Bay, a long stretch of unspoilt coastline owned by the National Trust and known locally as ‘the smugglers coast’.
Attractions in the area include The Eden Project at St. Austell, The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey, Lanhydrock House (National Trust) at Bodmin, Antony House (National Trust) at Torpoint and the Adrenalin Quarry near Liskeard. Mountain biking is available at Cardinham Woods near Bodmin.
The North Cornwall coastline is accessible at the popular harbour town of Padstow and at the surfing beaches of Polzeath and Constantine Bay plus the former fishing village of Port Isaac, made famous by the Doc Martin TV series.
THE PROPERTY
Two storey barn conversion with uninterrupted views of the land and surrounding countryside. The ground floor accommodation comprises a large round kitchen, converted from an 18th century cidery, with steps leading down to a glazed oak-framed garden room with slate floor, living gas wood burning style stove and doors leading out to a contiguous slate patio area, ideal for outside dining.
From the kitchen, a doorway leads to an inner hall which gives access to the study/bedroom, utility room, wet-room and sitting room plus stairs to first floor. First floor landing providing access to three bedrooms (principal bedroom with en-suite shower room) and family bathroom with a Japanese soaking tub. To the rear of the property is an enclosed courtyard laid to gravel with a greenhouse.
OUTSIDE
The property is set in 13.68 acres of pasture and woodland. A stream provides the boundary on one edge, leading to a natural confluence of streams surrounded by ferns and a bluebell wood provides a boundary on the other side. The property benefits from a wide variety of outside spaces including three circular lawned terraces and pastures where sheep currently graze. The current owners have thoughtfully designed the grounds, accommodation and The Studio to take full advantage of the views over the countryside.
There is scope for further development in various locations across the site, subject to gaining the relevant planning consents.
Outbuildings include a timber double garage with power and lighting used for storage. There is potential to rewild the site to be enjoyed by the guests.
THE BUSINESS
- The current owners started the business in 2018
- The grounds, venue and accommodation focus on personalised, bespoke elopements and small weddings, licensed for up to 20 people.
- The turnover year ending April 2023 was £150,834.
- Potential to add further self-catering accommodation to the site, subject to gaining the relevant consents.
- The current owners choose to host approximately 40 weddings a year, and offer bespoke packages including wedding planning, catering, flowers, photography and live music.
- There is scope, and demand, to increase the number of weddings if desired.
- There is a second ceremony location, nestled in the property’s woodland which can be lit by candlelight for atmospheric evening ceremonies.
- Horse box catering wagon, set opposite The Studio providing catering for outside events.
- The business is for sale due to retirement.
HOLIDAY LETTING ACCOMMODATION
Set away from the main house and wedding venue are the two bespoke cabins, used as both short-term holiday lets and accommodation for wedding parties, they have a high degree of privacy from each other.
THE STUDIO
‘The Studio’ is a flexible space, comprising an oak-framed building which is currently used for ceremonies and small events, featuring a handmade stained glass window from Cornwall, WC facilities and French doors leading out to a patio area with picturesque views down the valley. There is also a smaller adjoining room, currently being used as an art studio and gallery.
METHOD OF SALE
The property is offered for sale by private treaty, inclusive of trade inventory to include furnishings, equipment, fixtures and fittings in relation to the business, excluding any personal items.
TNEURE & POSSESSION
The freehold interest is being offered for sale with vacant possession available on completion.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
Cornwall Council
VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment with agents Carter Jonas. Contact the Taunton office for more information.
PLEASE NOTE THE PIN ON THE MAP DENOTES LOOE BEACH. This is a confidentially listed property, please contact the agents for more information.
LOCATION
The harbour town of Looe (6 miles) provides a secondary school, supermarket, dentist, shops, fish market, moorings and slipway for boating/sailing which is popular with tourists. Further amenities can be found at Liskeard (10.5 miles).
Plymouth is the commercial centre of the area (29 miles) and is accessed from the A38 via the Tamar Bridge or Torpoint ferry. The city provides a theatre, shopping centre, cinema and national aquarium.
Popular tourist attractions in the area include the fishing villages of Polperro (5.5 miles), Fowey (6 miles) and the sandy beaches of Talland and East Looe. The nearest beaches are Lantivet, Lansallos and Lantic Bay, a long stretch of unspoilt coastline owned by the National Trust and known locally as ‘the smugglers coast’.
Attractions in the area include The Eden Project at St. Austell, The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey, Lanhydrock House (National Trust) at Bodmin, Antony House (National Trust) at Torpoint and the Adrenalin Quarry near Liskeard. Mountain biking is available at Cardinham Woods near Bodmin.
The North Cornwall coastline is accessible at the popular harbour town of Padstow and at the surfing beaches of Polzeath and Constantine Bay plus the former fishing village of Port Isaac, made famous by the Doc Martin TV series.
THE PROPERTY
Two storey barn conversion with uninterrupted views of the land and surrounding countryside. The ground floor accommodation comprises a large round kitchen, converted from an 18th century cidery, with steps leading down to a glazed oak-framed garden room with slate floor, living gas wood burning style stove and doors leading out to a contiguous slate patio area, ideal for outside dining.
From the kitchen, a doorway leads to an inner hall which gives access to the study/bedroom, utility room, wet-room and sitting room plus stairs to first floor. First floor landing providing access to three bedrooms (principal bedroom with en-suite shower room) and family bathroom with a Japanese soaking tub. To the rear of the property is an enclosed courtyard laid to gravel with a greenhouse.
OUTSIDE
The property is set in 13.68 acres of pasture and woodland. A stream provides the boundary on one edge, leading to a natural confluence of streams surrounded by ferns and a bluebell wood provides a boundary on the other side. The property benefits from a wide variety of outside spaces including three circular lawned terraces and pastures where sheep currently graze. The current owners have thoughtfully designed the grounds, accommodation and The Studio to take full advantage of the views over the countryside.
There is scope for further development in various locations across the site, subject to gaining the relevant planning consents.
Outbuildings include a timber double garage with power and lighting used for storage. There is potential to rewild the site to be enjoyed by the guests.
THE BUSINESS
- The current owners started the business in 2018
- The grounds, venue and accommodation focus on personalised, bespoke elopements and small weddings, licensed for up to 20 people.
- The turnover year ending April 2023 was £150,834.
- Potential to add further self-catering accommodation to the site, subject to gaining the relevant consents.
- The current owners choose to host approximately 40 weddings a year, and offer bespoke packages including wedding planning, catering, flowers, photography and live music.
- There is scope, and demand, to increase the number of weddings if desired.
- There is a second ceremony location, nestled in the property’s woodland which can be lit by candlelight for atmospheric evening ceremonies.
- Horse box catering wagon, set opposite The Studio providing catering for outside events.
- The business is for sale due to retirement.
HOLIDAY LETTING ACCOMMODATION
Set away from the main house and wedding venue are the two bespoke cabins, used as both short-term holiday lets and accommodation for wedding parties, they have a high degree of privacy from each other.
THE STUDIO
‘The Studio’ is a flexible space, comprising an oak-framed building which is currently used for ceremonies and small events, featuring a handmade stained glass window from Cornwall, WC facilities and French doors leading out to a patio area with picturesque views down the valley. There is also a smaller adjoining room, currently being used as an art studio and gallery.
METHOD OF SALE
The property is offered for sale by private treaty, inclusive of trade inventory to include furnishings, equipment, fixtures and fittings in relation to the business, excluding any personal items.
TNEURE & POSSESSION
The freehold interest is being offered for sale with vacant possession available on completion.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
Cornwall Council
VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment with agents Carter Jonas. Contact the Taunton office for more information.
PLEASE NOTE THE PIN ON THE MAP DENOTES LOOE BEACH. This is a confidentially listed property, please contact the agents for more information.
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