Guide 450,000 Trelowthas Manor Barn, Nr. Tresillian, Truro, Cornwall FREEHOLD An extremely attractive and spacious rustic stone barn conversion enjoying an elevated rural setting, with panoramic views over countryside. The barn has been partially refurbished but now requires finishing, providing the perfect opportunity for a purchaser to finish the property to their own specification and then own a stunning family home, close to Truro and the Roseland Peninsula.
2 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: entrance hall, family room/study, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, bedroom 5/study, en-suite bath/shower room. First Floor: 4 bedrooms, 2 bath/shower rooms, all accessed by two separate staircases. Outside: detached double garage, plenty of parking, attached shed with grey water storage tank. Front and rear gardens mainly lawned with a delightful orchard area on one side and rear courtyard areas. DESCRIPTION An extremely impressive and attractive barn conversion of deceptively large proportions, occupying a delightful, peaceful rural setting with an elevated position that affords some wonderful views over an unspoilt valley and miles of countryside. The property has been the subject of a refurbishment programme which is only part finished and therefore the barn will require finishing hence the competitive asking price. We understand that the current owners have had considerable drainage work carried out to the rear of the barn to solve damp issues and a new roof has been put on and the property now represents an excellent opportunity for someone to finish the property by installing their preferred central heating system, plumbing and electrics, kitchen, bathrooms and decorations at the end of which this barn has the potential to provide an extremely spacious family residence in a highly desirable area close to Truro and the Roseland Peninsula.
3 The property is approached over a long private driveway that meanders through fields and countryside to a collection of three barns. Trelowthas Manor Barn in situated at the front of the enclave with stunning views out over an unspoilt rural valley. All the barns enjoy good privacy from each other and the main outlook for this barn is out over its own large front gardens to the valley beyond. The front garden is mainly lawn with drainage trenches dug which just need filling. On a higher level is a mature orchard area and there is also a delightfully screened rear garden and roof terrace that can be accessed from the main drawing room. The barn retains much character with its beautiful stonework, exposed beams and trusses to internal vaulted roof spaces and there is a magnificent drawing room with a large stone fireplace, woodburning stove and a high vaulted ceiling with a semi circular wall on one side creating a lovely living space. In the current configuration, the first floor rooms were to be divided as four bedrooms, all doubles with two being accessed by a back staircase and two from the main staircase, served by two en-suite shower/bathrooms. The main bedroom our clients had envisaged would have bedroom 2 as its en-suite dressing room with the en-suite bath/shower room beyond it. There is also a 5 th bedroom/study accessed from steps from the dining room and this also has an en-suite shower/bathroom. The property is accessed from a long private driveway which, on the approach to the barn, provides parking areas on both sides of the road. The barn has had a fairly new garage constructed of close boarded tanalised timber walls under a slate roof with two sets of twin vehicular doors at the front. There is also a large shed attached to one end of the barn which provides a roof terrace that can be accessed from the drawing room above. The roof of the shed comprises concrete block and beam work and a large storage tank has been installed in the shed which our clients were minded to direct all the water from the roof into, to provide a grey water supply for the house. It is expected that the availability of this beautiful barn will attract a lot of attention and therefore an early opportunity to view the property is recommended as chances such as these are not frequent. LOCATION This is an extremely convenient location situated between the villages of Probus and Tresillian, both of which offer day to day facilities, shops and Probus has a primary school.
4 Both villages have local inns and garages. The county capital city of Truro is a short drive away providing an extremely wide array of leisure, commercial and retail facilities, the Hall for Cornwall providing theatrical and entertainment events throughout the year, a main line railway station that provides a direct link to London Paddington with approximate travel time of 4½ hours and an excellent array of both state and private schooling. Between Truro and Falmouth there are superb sailing facilities available on the River Fal and its tributaries/creeks and the wide estuary waters of the Carrick Roads provides some of the safest and best day sailing waters in the country. The highly prized Roseland Peninsula is also within a short drive, provide access to lovely beaches such as Portholland and the stunning village of St Mawes which offers excellent restaurants, hotels and further sailing facilities. The property is situated in easy reach of the A390 which provides a swift link northwards to St Austell and onward to Liskeard/Plymouth via the A38 or alternatively, via a short drive through the Ladock valley, there is easy access to the A30 (Cornwall s main arterial road) which provides a dual carriageway link to Exeter and the national motor network. To the west is Newquay Airport which provides daily shuttle flights to London and other UK/European airports. A short drive away are the north coastal resorts such as Newquay and the excellent surfing that can be enjoyed on this Atlantic coastline. There are lovely walks through the surrounding countryside and along the river from Tresillian. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) Deep, recessed entrance porch with outside courtesy light and large slate flagged floor to solid timber entrance door flanked by full height windows on either side and further windows above opening on to the:- ENTRANCE HALL. Turning staircase ascending to galleried first floor landing, plumbing for radiator, understairs storage cupboard. Doors off to (starting on the right):- FAMILY ROOM / STUDY 13 6 x 13 2. Dual aspect with double glazed windows overlooking the side and front gardens.
5 The next door opens onto a flight of stairs which ascend to the:- DRAWING ROOM 25 3 average into display recess x 23 (not including chimney breast). This is a magnificent room with a large semi circular wall on one side, high vaulted ceiling with exposed timber trusses, double glazed French doors opening onto a raised roof terrace overlooking countryside and opening onto the back garden with further windows to one side overlooking the back garden. Impressive natural stone chimney breast with central fireplace and a woodburning stove set on a raised slate hearth with a high level window to the rear with shutters. The last door off the hall opens onto the:- DINING ROOM 19 4 x 14 5. French doors opening onto the front garden with double glazed windows to one side providing far reaching countryside views, partially beamed ceiling, steps up to:- KITCHEN 18 2 x 11 9. Glazed French doors opening onto the front garden with further windows providing countryside views, door to inner hallway and further door to:- UTILITY ROOM 11 5 x 10 8. Windows overlooking the side access, wall mounted electric consumer circuit breaker board, wall mounted electronic controls, two apertures are cut into the outside left hand side flanking wall where the electricity and gas meter boxes are already mounted. From the dining room a door opens onto a flight of stairs with a wooden handrail to one side which ascends to:- BEDROOM 5 / STUDY 22 2 max. 14 5 min. x 11 7 max., 11 min. A very irregular shaped room with double glazed windows all down one side overlooking the courtyard garden at the rear. Further double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Door to:- EN-SUITE BATHROOM. White suite comprising low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin and space for a bath/shower. Opaque double glazed window, inset ceiling downlighter.
6 INNER HALLWAY. Provision for radiator, built-in understairs storage cupboard with turning staircase ascending to the first floor, part glazed panelled door to the rear garden. Secondary turning staircase to a:- PART GALLERIED FIRST FLOOR LANDING. Doors off to:- BEDROOM 3 15 4 x 10 9. High vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame trusses, window providing views over the front garden to open countryside beyond. BEDROOM 4 11 5 x 11. Windows providing views over the front garden to miles of open countryside beyond. Door to:- EN-SUITE BATH / SHOWER ROOM WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF MAKING THIS A JACK & JILL BATH/SHOWER ROOM BETWEEN BEDROOMS 3 AND 4. From the main entrance hall a turning staircase with wooden handrail, newel posts and banisters ascends to a:- LARGE GALLERIED LANDING 14 x 11 9. Windows providing far reaching countryside views, high vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame trusses. Doors off to:- BEDROOM 1 14 9 x 13 5. Dual aspect with windows providing views over the front garden to open countryside beyond and further large three quarter height window on the other side looking straight down the valley over miles of open countryside. Exposed wooden floorboards, high vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame trusses. BEDROOM 2 11 2 x 10. Three quarter height windows providing stunning panoramic countryside views over the front garden and miles of open countryside. Exposed wooden floorboards, high vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame trusses. Door to:-
7 EN-SUITE SHOWER / BATHROOM. OUTSIDE Trelowthas Manor Barn is approached over a long privately owned driveway, partially owned, we understand by the barn itself and shared with two other properties. The driveway has high hedged boundaries and sweeps through open fields up to a junction at which straight ahead you enter the parking area. On both sides of the road there is parking for several vehicles for Trelowthas Manor Barn and on the left is a DOUBLE DETACHED GARAGE 19 x 18 5 (approximate external measurements), built of timber with two sets of twin opening timber doors to the front, close boarded sides and rear under a slated roof. The track proceeds past Trelowthas Manor Barn to a property beyond it and off the track is an entrance into Trelowthas Manor Barn s front garden. To the right of the house is a cobbled courtyard with a wooden gate back onto the front driveway and a door on one side into a STORAGE SHED 11 9 x 9 9 where a large tank has been set into the flooring designed to collect the grey water from the roof for use in the sanitaryware/appliances where grey water is appropriate. This has a concrete beam and block and lintel roof which provides the roof terrace, accessed from the drawing room. The remainder of the gardens are laid to lawn with well defined hedged boundaries and a raised orchard on the left hand side. The gardens are currently part excavated providing the necessary channels for the draining of the gardens and for the house drainage. There is a further garden area to the left of the barn which leads round to a concreted courtyard which runs along the back of the barn in two separate distinct areas interconnected by a gate on the barns left hand flanking wall are the electricity and gas meter boxes.
8 In all the grounds extend to circa 1 acre, including a section of the driveway. GENERAL INFORMATION VIEWING Strictly by prior appointment through: Lillicrap Chilcott, Landrian House, 59-60 Lemon Street, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2PE. Telephone: (01872) 273473. E-mail: sales@lillicrapchilcott.com. POST CODE TR2 4HW. SERVICES Mains water, electricity and gas. Private drainage. Telephone/broadband subject to suppliers regulations. For Council Tax see www.mycounciltax.org.uk. DIRECTIONS From Truro take the A390 towards St Austell proceeding through the first village of Tresillian, go past the left turning to Probus and Ladock on the B 3275 and start proceeding up the hill towards St Austell, entering the dual carriageway section and then take the first turning left signposted Trelowthas. After approximately 100 yards take the first turning left onto a well metalled but unmade road signposted Trelowthas Barns. Proceed along this road and at a fork bear left between two stone walls where Trelowthas Manor Barn is the first property you come to on the right hand side. AGENT S NOTE The above particulars have been prepared as a general guide only for prospective buyers. Whilst we have endeavoured to provide a fair and reasonable description of the property, no specific survey or detailed inspection has been carried out in relation to the property, the services, the appliances and any fixtures and fittings or equipment. All buyers should rely on their own surveys and investigations in connection with any purchase of the property. All measurements, floor plans, dimensions, acreages and distances are approximate only and should not be relied upon for accuracy. OFFICE OPENING HOURS Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.30pm. Saturday - 9.00am to 1.00pm. NB: A number of staff are available for viewing appointments all day Saturday and all day Sunday.
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