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Ref: LCAA8172 £595000 Trelake, Pendrift, Nr. Blisland Ref: LCAA8172 £595,000 Trelake, Pendrift, Nr. Blisland, Cornwall, PL30 4JT FREEHOLD An idyllically situated, attractive, 3/4 bedroom detached period cottage, situated on the edge of a rural hamlet, enjoying far reaching views over countryside to a glimpse of the sea in the distance, set in circa ¾ of an acre of grounds near the edge of Bodmin Moor. 2 Ref: LCAA8172 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: entrance porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room. First Floor: master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 2 further bedrooms, study/occasional bedroom 4, family bathroom. Outside: beautifully maintained, well planted and landscaped gardens surrounding the cottage which broad expanses of lawn, two detached single garages and parking in front of them. DESCRIPTION A beautifully refurbished, detached period three/four bedroom cottage occupying a delightful position on the edge of a rural hamlet enjoying lovely views out over miles of surrounding countryside with a glimpse of the sea in the distance. Surrounded by circa ¾ of an acre of beautifully planted, landscaped gardens, enjoying good privacy. Improvements made to the property by the current owners have included wood framed double glazed windows to the majority, a re-battoned and re-slated roof circa 10 years ago, the chimneys have received attention and the one with the multi fuel burning stove in the dining room we are informed has had a new liner. The current owners have used the property as a holiday home for the last 20 years or so enjoying the peace and tranquillity of this rural position just off the edge of Bodmin Moor. The beautifully proportioned accommodation provides a large dual aspect sitting room with double glazed doors to the garden and an attractive fireplace, there is a beautiful dual aspect dining room with a large inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove, a kitchen/breakfast 3 Ref: LCAA8172 room, large utility room, cloakroom and entrance porch. On the first floor is a large dual aspect master bedroom enjoying fantastic views over countryside, an entrance area provides a large shelved cupboard and a door to the en-suite bathroom. There is a further large double bedroom off which is a large study/occasional bedroom 4 with a vaulted ceiling. The third bedroom is a large single and the family bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation, all of which is accessed from a galleried landing. The property has beautifully landscaped, well stocked gardens with formal lawned areas and well planted flower and shrub bed borders around the house together with an ornamental pond and a larger lawned area with inset trees and well defined boundaries to the rear of the property. In all the grounds extend to circa ¾ of an acre. LOCATION A charming cottage situated on the outskirts of the rural hamlet of Pendrift just off the lower southern edge of Bodmin Moor, located between the Moor and the picturesque and popular village of Blisland. Blisland village enjoys excellent facilities with a local shop/post office and a popular pub which has won awards as the CAMRA pub of the year. The village has an impressive local church referred to by Sir John Betjeman as ‘dazzling and amazing’ and the beautiful village green is surrounded by many historic houses which support a thriving village community and school. A country lane that exits one of the top corners of the village green, provides access to Pendrift which is approached over a quiet country lane and comprises just a small hamlet of houses and barns surrounded by beautiful open countryside and with an elevated position that provides this cottage with some fantastic views out over the surrounding countryside towards the Camel Estuary and the sea in the distance. The Camel Trail is only about a mile away and Blisland is extremely accessible from the A30 which lies some 3 miles away with other nearby villages comprising St Breward 2 miles, St Tudy 4 miles and the towns of Bodmin and Wadebridge some 6-9 miles respectively (all distances are approximate). The towns of Bodmin and Wadebridge offer a wide array of leisure, commercial and retail facilities with Bodmin providing a mainline station that provide a direct link to London Paddington with approximate travel time of 4½ hours. The nearby A30 remains dual carriageway all the way to Exeter where it joins the national motorway network. 4 Ref: LCAA8172 THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) Partially double glazed panelled wooden door opening onto:- SUN PORCH. Slate flagged flooring, double glazed windows overlooking the gardens, double glazed roofing panels, wall mounted coat hooks, glazed panelled door to:- ENTRANCE HALL. Stairs ascending to the first floor, slate flagged flooring. Doors off to:- DINING ROOM – 14’6” x 12’6”. A lovely dual aspect room with double glazed windows overlooking the gardens. At one end is an impressive inglenook fireplace with the remains of a clome oven, an exposed granite lintel and a slate hearth on which is an Aga multi fuel burning stove. Slate flagged flooring, beamed ceiling, large understairs storage cupboard, further built-in part shelved storage cupboard. Doorway to:- SITTING ROOM – 14’ x 13’7” into the chimney breast recesses. Dual aspect room with double glazed windows overlooking the gardens and twin double glazed doors opening onto the side garden. Attractive period fireplace with ornate metal inner surround, granite hearth and outer timber surround and mantel, two wall light points, beamed ceiling, two radiators, built-in corner cupboard. 5 Ref: LCAA8172 KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM – 12’7” x 12’3”. The kitchen has a base level cupboard with pine door above which is a 1½ bowl white ceramic sink unit with chromium mixer tap. Surrounding roll edged laminated worktop surface with an inset four ring gas hob and double oven/grill beneath. On one side is a granite fireplace with a raised hearth and a built-in Rayburn with hotplate to the top and two ovens. Slate flagged flooring, two period built-in pine fronted cupboards, radiator, dual aspect with double glazed windows overlooking the gardens, beamed ceiling. Further wall mounted pine cupboard. Door to:- 6 Ref: LCAA8172 UTILITY ROOM – 13’5” x 8’2”. Glazed panelled door returning to the front garden, vinyl covered flooring, fitted Belfast sink with tiled splashback, room for upright fridge freezer, freestanding Grant oil fired boiler to supply domestic hot water and central heating. Ample room for further appliances and beamed ceiling. Door to:- CLOAKROOM. White low level wc, window, vinyl covered floor. From the entrance hall a staircase with wooden handrail on one side ascends to a:- GALLERIED LANDING. Doors off to:- BEDROOM 1 – 14’ x 13’8” plus area connecting to the en-suite bathroom. A beautiful dual aspect bedroom with double glazed windows providing fantastic views over the gardens, miles of open countryside and on a good day sea glimpses. Two built-in double wardrobes with further cupboards above, loft hatch access. Part wooden panelled walling, telephone point, radiator. A corridor connects to the en-suite bathroom, with a built-in shelved storage area at one end. EN-SUITE BATHROOM. White suite comprising a panel enclosed bath with tiled splashbacks, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, low level wc, part wooden panelled walling, exposed beamed ceiling, electric shaver point, two wall light points. Chromium ladder radiator/towel rail. 7 Ref: LCAA8172 BEDROOM 2 – 12’4” x 11’3”. Double glazed windows overlooking the front garden, part vaulted ceiling with wooden panelling, Corner pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, wall light point, radiator, built-in airing linen cupboard housing a foam dipped hot water cylinder with immersion facility. Door to:- STUDY / OCCASIONAL BEDROOM 4 – 13’6” x 8’3”. Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and trusses and a fitted Velux double glazed skylight window, dual aspect with further low level windows overlooking the front and rear gardens, radiator. 8 Ref: LCAA8172 BEDROOM 3 – 11’8” x 7’5”. Double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, radiator, part vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses and beams, high level built-in shelf. BATHROOM. White suite comprising a panel enclosed bath with part tiled wall surround, low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback and two wall light points above with a fitted mirror, chromium ladder radiator/towel rail, radiator, window overlooking the rear garden. OUTSIDE The property is located at the end of a private road and accessed from the lane are two single detached garages. GARAGE 1 – 16’ x 10’6”. Built of prefabricated concrete panels with a pitched roof and a metal up and over door to the front with two windows to the side providing natural light to the interior. GARAGE 2 – 19’6” x 7’7” broadening towards the rear. Built of stone with a pitched corrugated roof and windows to one side, some clear roofing panels and twin timber doors to the front. 9 Ref: LCAA8172 Just past the garage is an ornate metal pedestrian gate hung between twin granite gate piers, opening onto a concreted path which sweeps up through the gardens to the cottage. To the left is an enclosed area of garden surrounded by hedging with an aluminium framed greenhouse and to the right is a raised lawn sweeping up to the front of cottage with well planted flower and shrub bed borders on both sides. The gardens then expand out to the left of the cottage with a further large area of lawn bordered by attractive natural stone walling with a wide variety of flowering shrubs and trees and a beautiful view across this garden down over miles of countryside towards the coast.
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