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6 bedroom detached house for sale
Launceston, Cornwall PL15
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Detached house
6 bed
bath
EPC rating: E*
3.00 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Substantial 5 bedroom Edwardian farmhouse and ground floor
- 1 bedroom annexe
- Direct access to Bodmin moor with excellent outriding
- Highly desirable equestrian or rambling location
- Approximately 3 acres of land included with river frontage and 200 yards of fishing rights
- Large agricultural barn with further planning potential
- Peaceful location within striking distance of A30
- Within a 25 minute drive of the North Cornish coast
- EPC rating - E
Substantial 5 bedroom Edwardian farmhouse and ground floor 1 bedroom annexe | Direct access to Bodmin moor with excellent outriding | Highly desirable equestrian or rambling location | Approximately 3 acres of land included with river frontage and 200 yards of fishing rights | Large agricultural barn with further planning potential | Peaceful location within striking distance of A30 | Within a 25 minute drive of the North Cornish coast | EPC rating - E
LOCATION
With stunning views across the Lynher Valley to Bodmin Moor and two fields, one with idyllic river frontage plus fishing rights, Tregrenna House is a real gem in the heart of East Cornwall. Dating back to 1901, this handsome unlisted early Edwardian home is quintessentially Cornish, with many of the superb features associated with this era – big sash windows, high ceilings, slate floors, open fireplaces, and direct access into the garden. With the ability for immediate riding out or walking on Bodmin Moor or fishing on your own 200 yards of River, Tregrenna would suit those looking for an active sporting life on the doorstep as much as those seeking a quiet repose in a stunning setting.
Beside approximately 3 acres, a big agricultural barn, five bedrooms, a drawing room, a dining room, a study, a farmhouse kitchen, a scullery / utility, an enormous attic with potential for conversion, subject to planning and a convenient porch / dog / boot room, the accommodation comprises an adjoining one bedroomed annexe. The house has so much to offer: the possibility to go out of your backdoor straight onto Bodmin Moor; to ride out or walk while being within 5 minutes’ drive off the A30, providing access to Devon and beyond and the rest of Cornwall. A commute to Plymouth or Truro takes 45 minutes. The surfing beaches and cliffs of the North Cornish coast are 25 minutes away, as is the National Rail connection at Okehampton with rail connections to Plymouth, Exeter and London, and air connections at Newquay and Exeter. There is a local primary school in Altarnun, with a variety of schools in Launceston and Tavistock. Local supermarkets in Bodmin and Launceston are some 13 and 10 miles away. The property is a stone’s throw away from Altarnun, with its famous Church, the ‘Cathedral of the Moors’, its village Post Office, coffee shop, two pubs, vibrant community and very active village and Church Halls.
DESCRIPTION
A substantial unlisted five bedroom Edwardian, stone built farmhouse under a slate roof, constructed at the turn of the last century in an enviable location. An annexe was added in the last 20 years by the present owners, creating a wonderful ground floor living space, suitable as granny annexe or holiday let. The roof has been replaced and has the potential for loft conversion, subject to any necessary planning permission being granted.
The property comprises; porch / boot / dog room, entrance hall, hallway, kitchen, dining room, drawing room, study and scullery / utility. Access door through scullery into annexe which comprises bedroom, lounge with possibility of kitchenette, boiler room, wet room / shower room and separate entrance hall. On the first floor of the main residence are five bedrooms in total, with master en-suite and family bathroom.
The oil fired Aga provides hot water with a Grant oil fired boiler for the central heating in addition to two open fires. This handsome country residence is accompanied by approximately 3 acres of ground, large agricultural barn with river frontage and fishing rights.
For those seeking ‘the good life’ there is ample curtilage in addition to the field which is amplified by its close proximity to Bodmin Moor within walking distance. Equestrian users will be attracted by this superb outriding opportunity and when travel is needed, the property sits within a 5 minute drive of the A30. Truro, Exeter and Plymouth are all reachable within the hour which stands this apart and makes it a ‘must see’ for all buyers at this price point.
ACCOMMODATION
PORCH
Flagstone slate floors, former fireplace with stone water heater to the side, uPVC double glazed window, ample space for coat and boot storage.
ENTRANCE HALL
Solid timber doors to front and rear, radiator, ceiling light with rose, flagstone slate floors throughout and doors to all principal reception rooms. Stairs to first floor with storage cupboard under.
DRAWING ROOM
Open fireplace with stone backing, slate mantle surround and hearth. Sash window to the front with secondary glazing. High ceiling, radiator, wall and ceiling light with rose, solid Oak floor and radiator.
DINING ROOM
Sash window to the front elevation with secondary glazing, high ceiling with light and rose. Picture rail, open fireplace with built-in bookcases to either side, slate hearth mantle and surround. Solid oak floor and radiator.
SCULLERY / UTILITY ROOM
Flagstone slate floor, ceiling light, roll top worksurface with space under for washing machine and inset stainless steel sink and double drainer unit. Fitted base units and wall mounted heating controls. Door connects through to the annexe and:-
STUDY
Former larder with existing ceiling mounted meat hooks, window into annexe (painted over), two slate shelves, radiator and door to Scullery / Utility. Sash window to the rear elevation, slate floor throughout, ceiling light, electrical consumer unit and meters. Built-in book shelving.
KITCHEN Large farmhouse style kitchen with focal point oil fired AGA for hot water and central heating. Slate surround and cloam oven to the left side. Flagstone slate floors throughout, window to the rear with secondary glazing, space for under counter fridge freezer, rolltop work surfaces and built-in storage cupboards.
FIRST FLOOR LANDING
Stairs leading from the hall rise to a half-landing with built-in storage cupboard and stained glass window with double glazed stair windows. Ceiling light with rose and timber floors throughout. Door to:-
BEDROOM ONE
Double bedroom with window to the rear. Timber floors throughout and radiator.
FAMILY BATHROOM
Airing cupboard with hot water tank, vinyl flooring and sash windows with secondary glazing to the side elevation. Panel enclosed bath, tiled splash backing, W.C., pedestal handwash basin, wall heater and radiator.
MASTER SUITE:-
DRESSING AREA
Loft access (with ladder and huge potential for extension subject to planning permissions being achieved). Built-in cupboards, ceiling light and door to:-
EN-SUITE Window to rear with obscured glass and secondary glazing. Pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C. and panel enclosed bath with tiled splash backing. Two ceiling lights, wall heater and storage cupboard.
BEDROOM TWO
Built-in wardrobe / airing cupboard with immersion tank and heater, window to the rear with secondary glazing, ceiling light, fitted carpet, radiator and shelving.
BEDROOM THREE
Double bedroom with sash window with secondary glazing to the front. Edwardian open fireplace on slate hearth with cast iron surround, ceiling light, radiator and solid timber floor throughout.
BEDROOM FOUR
Single bedroom with sash window to the front, solid timber floor throughout, radiator and ceiling light.
BEDROOM FIVE
Double bedroom with sash window to the front, cast iron fireplace with slate surround and hearth, ceiling light and radiator.
ANNEXE
ENTRANCE HALL
Independent door to the rear for access, electric consumer unit and meters, fitted carpet and ceiling light. Door to:-
SITTING ROOM
Large reception room with two uPVC double glazed windows to the side and uPVC double glazed doors to the front aspect and garden. Two radiators, ceiling lights, fitted carpet, Douglas Fir beams and door to bathroom.
BEDROOM SIX
A double bedroom with two uPVC double glazed sash windows to the rear, fitted carpet, radiator, ceiling and wall lights.
BOILER ROOM
Oil fired boiler for hot water and central heating, plumbing for washing machine and sink. Fitted carpet, extractor fan and door into:-
WET ROOM / SHOWER ROOM
Low level W.C., hand wash basin, heated towel rail and uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect. With electric shower, tiled floor and extractor fan.
OUTSIDE
The property is approached by a sweeping drive around a stunning established Sycamore tree and through an old orchard leading up to a parking area beside the property for several vehicles. A further five-bar gate next to the rear of the house gives further additional access to the road. To the front of the property are the formal gardens which are principally laid to lawn. A granite walled enclosed garden immediately abuts the front and creates a wonderful sheltered seating area, opening out onto a larger raised lawn area. Beyond is a large area of pasture which leads down to a field of approximately 1.3 acres fronting the river at the most southern boundary. An idyllic private location surrounded by well-established hedges and treelines which could be utilised by a variety of different buyers.
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING (65' x45')
Large steel frame agricultural building in good general order with concrete floors, lighting with electric fuse box and socket (untested). Perimeter wall to 5', timber clad sides and box steel roof.
SERVICES
Mains electricity and water. Private drainage by septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
TENURE - Freehold
COUNCIL TAX BAND
F
EE RATING
E
FLOOR PLAN
The floor plans are not to scale and are for identification purposes only.
LAND PLAN
The land plan displayed is for indicative purposes only and should not be relied upon as a depiction of precise boundaries.
DIRECTIONS
From the A30 at Launceston head west towards Bodmin. After approximately 7 miles take the exit signposted Altarnun and Five Lanes. Exit the sliproad and on approach to the roundabout, take the first exit left signposted “Trevague”. Follow this road for approximately a mile and as the road bends sharply to the left continue on, signposted “No Through Road”. This leads to the small hamlet of Tregrenna. Follow the road through and after the second bend, Tregrenna House will be found on the left hand side. Carry on down hill and take the first left after the barn. WHAT3WORDS ///retract.octagon.insurance
VIEWINGS
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LOCATION
With stunning views across the Lynher Valley to Bodmin Moor and two fields, one with idyllic river frontage plus fishing rights, Tregrenna House is a real gem in the heart of East Cornwall. Dating back to 1901, this handsome unlisted early Edwardian home is quintessentially Cornish, with many of the superb features associated with this era – big sash windows, high ceilings, slate floors, open fireplaces, and direct access into the garden. With the ability for immediate riding out or walking on Bodmin Moor or fishing on your own 200 yards of River, Tregrenna would suit those looking for an active sporting life on the doorstep as much as those seeking a quiet repose in a stunning setting.
Beside approximately 3 acres, a big agricultural barn, five bedrooms, a drawing room, a dining room, a study, a farmhouse kitchen, a scullery / utility, an enormous attic with potential for conversion, subject to planning and a convenient porch / dog / boot room, the accommodation comprises an adjoining one bedroomed annexe. The house has so much to offer: the possibility to go out of your backdoor straight onto Bodmin Moor; to ride out or walk while being within 5 minutes’ drive off the A30, providing access to Devon and beyond and the rest of Cornwall. A commute to Plymouth or Truro takes 45 minutes. The surfing beaches and cliffs of the North Cornish coast are 25 minutes away, as is the National Rail connection at Okehampton with rail connections to Plymouth, Exeter and London, and air connections at Newquay and Exeter. There is a local primary school in Altarnun, with a variety of schools in Launceston and Tavistock. Local supermarkets in Bodmin and Launceston are some 13 and 10 miles away. The property is a stone’s throw away from Altarnun, with its famous Church, the ‘Cathedral of the Moors’, its village Post Office, coffee shop, two pubs, vibrant community and very active village and Church Halls.
DESCRIPTION
A substantial unlisted five bedroom Edwardian, stone built farmhouse under a slate roof, constructed at the turn of the last century in an enviable location. An annexe was added in the last 20 years by the present owners, creating a wonderful ground floor living space, suitable as granny annexe or holiday let. The roof has been replaced and has the potential for loft conversion, subject to any necessary planning permission being granted.
The property comprises; porch / boot / dog room, entrance hall, hallway, kitchen, dining room, drawing room, study and scullery / utility. Access door through scullery into annexe which comprises bedroom, lounge with possibility of kitchenette, boiler room, wet room / shower room and separate entrance hall. On the first floor of the main residence are five bedrooms in total, with master en-suite and family bathroom.
The oil fired Aga provides hot water with a Grant oil fired boiler for the central heating in addition to two open fires. This handsome country residence is accompanied by approximately 3 acres of ground, large agricultural barn with river frontage and fishing rights.
For those seeking ‘the good life’ there is ample curtilage in addition to the field which is amplified by its close proximity to Bodmin Moor within walking distance. Equestrian users will be attracted by this superb outriding opportunity and when travel is needed, the property sits within a 5 minute drive of the A30. Truro, Exeter and Plymouth are all reachable within the hour which stands this apart and makes it a ‘must see’ for all buyers at this price point.
ACCOMMODATION
PORCH
Flagstone slate floors, former fireplace with stone water heater to the side, uPVC double glazed window, ample space for coat and boot storage.
ENTRANCE HALL
Solid timber doors to front and rear, radiator, ceiling light with rose, flagstone slate floors throughout and doors to all principal reception rooms. Stairs to first floor with storage cupboard under.
DRAWING ROOM
Open fireplace with stone backing, slate mantle surround and hearth. Sash window to the front with secondary glazing. High ceiling, radiator, wall and ceiling light with rose, solid Oak floor and radiator.
DINING ROOM
Sash window to the front elevation with secondary glazing, high ceiling with light and rose. Picture rail, open fireplace with built-in bookcases to either side, slate hearth mantle and surround. Solid oak floor and radiator.
SCULLERY / UTILITY ROOM
Flagstone slate floor, ceiling light, roll top worksurface with space under for washing machine and inset stainless steel sink and double drainer unit. Fitted base units and wall mounted heating controls. Door connects through to the annexe and:-
STUDY
Former larder with existing ceiling mounted meat hooks, window into annexe (painted over), two slate shelves, radiator and door to Scullery / Utility. Sash window to the rear elevation, slate floor throughout, ceiling light, electrical consumer unit and meters. Built-in book shelving.
KITCHEN Large farmhouse style kitchen with focal point oil fired AGA for hot water and central heating. Slate surround and cloam oven to the left side. Flagstone slate floors throughout, window to the rear with secondary glazing, space for under counter fridge freezer, rolltop work surfaces and built-in storage cupboards.
FIRST FLOOR LANDING
Stairs leading from the hall rise to a half-landing with built-in storage cupboard and stained glass window with double glazed stair windows. Ceiling light with rose and timber floors throughout. Door to:-
BEDROOM ONE
Double bedroom with window to the rear. Timber floors throughout and radiator.
FAMILY BATHROOM
Airing cupboard with hot water tank, vinyl flooring and sash windows with secondary glazing to the side elevation. Panel enclosed bath, tiled splash backing, W.C., pedestal handwash basin, wall heater and radiator.
MASTER SUITE:-
DRESSING AREA
Loft access (with ladder and huge potential for extension subject to planning permissions being achieved). Built-in cupboards, ceiling light and door to:-
EN-SUITE Window to rear with obscured glass and secondary glazing. Pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C. and panel enclosed bath with tiled splash backing. Two ceiling lights, wall heater and storage cupboard.
BEDROOM TWO
Built-in wardrobe / airing cupboard with immersion tank and heater, window to the rear with secondary glazing, ceiling light, fitted carpet, radiator and shelving.
BEDROOM THREE
Double bedroom with sash window with secondary glazing to the front. Edwardian open fireplace on slate hearth with cast iron surround, ceiling light, radiator and solid timber floor throughout.
BEDROOM FOUR
Single bedroom with sash window to the front, solid timber floor throughout, radiator and ceiling light.
BEDROOM FIVE
Double bedroom with sash window to the front, cast iron fireplace with slate surround and hearth, ceiling light and radiator.
ANNEXE
ENTRANCE HALL
Independent door to the rear for access, electric consumer unit and meters, fitted carpet and ceiling light. Door to:-
SITTING ROOM
Large reception room with two uPVC double glazed windows to the side and uPVC double glazed doors to the front aspect and garden. Two radiators, ceiling lights, fitted carpet, Douglas Fir beams and door to bathroom.
BEDROOM SIX
A double bedroom with two uPVC double glazed sash windows to the rear, fitted carpet, radiator, ceiling and wall lights.
BOILER ROOM
Oil fired boiler for hot water and central heating, plumbing for washing machine and sink. Fitted carpet, extractor fan and door into:-
WET ROOM / SHOWER ROOM
Low level W.C., hand wash basin, heated towel rail and uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect. With electric shower, tiled floor and extractor fan.
OUTSIDE
The property is approached by a sweeping drive around a stunning established Sycamore tree and through an old orchard leading up to a parking area beside the property for several vehicles. A further five-bar gate next to the rear of the house gives further additional access to the road. To the front of the property are the formal gardens which are principally laid to lawn. A granite walled enclosed garden immediately abuts the front and creates a wonderful sheltered seating area, opening out onto a larger raised lawn area. Beyond is a large area of pasture which leads down to a field of approximately 1.3 acres fronting the river at the most southern boundary. An idyllic private location surrounded by well-established hedges and treelines which could be utilised by a variety of different buyers.
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING (65' x45')
Large steel frame agricultural building in good general order with concrete floors, lighting with electric fuse box and socket (untested). Perimeter wall to 5', timber clad sides and box steel roof.
SERVICES
Mains electricity and water. Private drainage by septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
TENURE - Freehold
COUNCIL TAX BAND
F
EE RATING
E
FLOOR PLAN
The floor plans are not to scale and are for identification purposes only.
LAND PLAN
The land plan displayed is for indicative purposes only and should not be relied upon as a depiction of precise boundaries.
DIRECTIONS
From the A30 at Launceston head west towards Bodmin. After approximately 7 miles take the exit signposted Altarnun and Five Lanes. Exit the sliproad and on approach to the roundabout, take the first exit left signposted “Trevague”. Follow this road for approximately a mile and as the road bends sharply to the left continue on, signposted “No Through Road”. This leads to the small hamlet of Tregrenna. Follow the road through and after the second bend, Tregrenna House will be found on the left hand side. Carry on down hill and take the first left after the barn. WHAT3WORDS ///retract.octagon.insurance
VIEWINGS
Please ring[use Contact Agent Button] to view this property and check availability before incurring travel time/costs. FULL DETAILS OF ALL OUR PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE .
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Kivells can be traced back to 1885 when William Thomas Kivell set himself up in business as an auctioneer and land agent, first in Pyworthy and then in Holsworthy. What follows is an account of the Kivell family over four generations in the development of the firm of Kivells, from its origins as a one-man business in the late nineteenth century to its position today as one of the leading firms of Auctioneers, property agents and chartered surveyors in the West Country. William Kivell went on to grow the business and was joined by his sons forming Kivell and Sons, selling farm property and holding livestock auctions. Kivells is a very different firm from that founded by William Thomas Kivell in 1885, however the nature of the business and its ethics remain the same all be it with a much larger area of operation. The firm has recently became a limited company with one of the five directors being David Kivell, a great-grandson of William Kivell. It is organised around five divisions:- Agricultural sales and auctions (including the 3 livestock markets at Holsworthy, Hallworthy and Exeter and on farm sales throughout the Westcountry). Farm, Residential and Commercial Property (covering sales, auctions and lettings). Professional and Valuation work (including surveys, property management, rent reviews and full project management) Machinery and Heritage department (specialise in the sale of steam engines and all manner of vehicles, agricultural and domestic bygones). Kivells now operate from 5 main offices (Exeter, Holsworthy, Launceston, Liskeard and Bude) and 3 market centres (Holsworthy, Exeter and Hallworthy) and the firm employs around 170 full and part-time staff.
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