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Vebraalto.Com Rainbows End Rainbows End , Enniscaven, St. Austell, Cornwall PL26 8DE SITUATION OUTSIDE Rainbows End is privately situated on Goss The property and detached annexe are Moor with delightful rural views within a Site privately set back from the road accessed of Special Scientific Interest frequented by over the driveway with generous courtyard Dartmoor and Shetland ponies. The parking and garage. There are lawn areas property is just three miles from the A30(T) to two sides of the property with mature with St Dennis and Roche providing local trees and planting. To the rear is the facilities and amenities. Stunning beaches swimming pool with a newly installed sliding A30(T) 3 miles St Austell 7 Miles Newquay along the north coast and Newquay are enclosure. A raised deck area links the 11 miles Truro 16 miles within 8 miles and the Cathedral City of house to the patio with gazebo over and a Truro just 16 miles distant. hot tub completing this versatile private outdoor area, perfect for alfresco dining and THE PROPERTY social entertaining. A further area houses Rainbows End is a charming the solar panels and outbuildings for the sympathetically refurbished character period pool pump house and garden storage. home. The side door opens into the generous triple aspect kitchen/diner with SERVICES slate floor and French doors out to the patio. Mains electricity, mains water, private A tucked away home with environmental and There is a comprehensive range of units drainage, oil central heating and hot water, wildlife appeal. Extensively refurbished with with display cupboards and feature lighting, LPG gas for hob, solar panels, air source four bedrooms, three reception rooms, a central island/breakfast bar, American heat pump for the pool and double glazed swimming pool, hot tub and recently style fridge/freezer and a range cooker with throughout. completed detached annexe. extractor over. VIEWING The sitting room features an original Strictly and only by prior appointment with fireplace with log burner, beamed ceiling, Stags’ Truro office on 01872 264488 door and large windows with window seats • Refurbished period home DIRECTIONS looking out to the front lawn. The hallway Exit the A30(T) at Victoria Interchange. Pass • Private rural location accesses a newly fitted cloakroom, a large the entrance to Cornwall Services and take storage cupboard and leads into the • Four bedrooms the B3274 towards Roche and Victoria contemporary conservatory overlooking the passing the BP garage. Take the next left • Three reception rooms patio and pool area. From the conservatory towards the railway station. At the traffic is a step down into second sitting lights continue straight on, pass over the • Two new bathrooms and cloakroom room/snug with views over the lawn. bridge and drive to the village of Roche. At • Conservatory the roundabout bear to the left and take the From the hallway stairs lead up to the gallery next right turning towards Nanpean. Drive • Self contained detached annexe landing accessing four double bedrooms, out of the village, follow the road round to two walk-in linen cupboards, a shower room • Swimming pool with new enclosure the left in front of Rosetown, proceed down and family bathroom - both boasting newly the hill and at the bottom turn right towards • No onward chain fitted contemporary suites. Tregoss. Drive over the cattle grid proceeding through the moor passing over • 3D Virtual tours for house and annexe THE ANNEXE Situated opposite the main house is the the low bridge. Ignore the next right turn recently completed detached annexe. This towards Tregoss and follow the road sharply spacious flexible self-contained round to the left. Continue over the cattle Guide Price £650,000 accommodation includes a new kitchen, grids. pass a few dwellings on the right and dining area, shower room, study, two large at the next left hand bend the entrance to reception rooms, gallery/studio bedroom, a Rainbows End is on the right hand side. new boiler, electrics and plumbing. Rainbows End , Enniscaven, St. Austell, Cornwall PL26 8DE These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. 61 Lemon Street, Truro, TR1 2PE 01872 264488 [email protected] stags.co.uk.
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