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Ref: LCAA6763 £1,250,000 Ref: LCAA6763 £1,250,000 Lower Tregiddle, Gunwalloe, Cornwall FREEHOLD A stunning detached double fronted former farmhouse and four impeccably presented holiday letting barns set around a picturesque courtyard, with excellent ongoing bookings set within gardens and paddock approaching 1½ acres, in a glorious, peaceful rural setting, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, at the end of a ½ mile private driveway within easy reach of Church Cove, Gunwalloe and the Coastal Footpath. 2 Ref: LCAA6763 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION MAIN HOUSE Ground Floor: entrance hall, sitting room/dining room/kitchen, utility room, cloakroom. First Floor: master bedroom with en-suite shower room, 3 further bedrooms (one en-suite), family bathroom. WALLIS’ BARN Ground Floor: 3 bedrooms (1 en-suite), family bathroom. First Floor: huge sitting room/dining room/kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. ROWE’S COTTAGE Ground Floor: sitting room/dining room/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom. PEBBLE COTTAGE Ground Floor: entrance hall, sitting room/dining room/kitchen, utility/cloakroom. First Floor: 3 bedrooms (1 en-suite), family bathroom. THE OLD STABLE Studio room/kitchen, bathroom Outside: large four bay open fronted stone garage/barn with large workshop on one end, games room barn, second barn/workshop with gardener’s wc. Between Wallis’ Barn and Pebble Cottage, on the ground floor, there is a corner taken up with a large Laundry Room which has space and services for appliances and provides an excellent storage area, ideal for all the equipment and linen required for running the holiday lettings. The main farmhouse has a delightful, part walled rear garden with flower meadow below, Wallis’ Barn and Rowe’s Cottage have their own private garden areas and parking. Pebble Cottage has use of the courtyard and a further garden area down below the garage which comprises an area of lawn, raised sitting area ideal for barbecues etc. and a lawned badminton court. The Old Stable has use of a private garden area below the garage. In all the grounds are approaching 1½ acres. DESCRIPTION Set in an extremely desirable location within easy reach of Church Cove at Gunwalloe and the coastal footpath. This beautiful range of former stone barns and the farmhouse have been sumptuously refurbished, in keeping with their age and character, in a delightful, peaceful, rural setting within around 1½ acres of gardens and meadow. The four bedroom double fronted stone farmhouse has been refurbished and used as a holiday home by the 3 Ref: LCAA6763 current owners whilst the four barns of mixed sized have been skilfully remodelled, beautifully furnished and decorated and are used as holiday cottages, providing a good income. The property is available as a freehold with the majority of the furniture, furnishings, business goodwill and ongoing bookings available by separate negotiation. The current income achieved has scope to be improved if the farmhouse were not required for exclusive use, as that could be holiday let also. The farmhouse and barns are located at the end of half a mile of private road that leads to Lower Tregiddle and two other properties, this forms a very attractive approach through open fields and the entire complex occupies an elevated position that provides some lovely southerly and westerly views out over open countryside to the sea in the distance. All of the barns have their own private garden areas, as does the farmhouse. The presentation throughout is tasteful and all of the properties are presented in good decorative order throughout having very evidently been cared for and the chance to buy such an attractive complex in such a delightful and sought after near coastal position, makes this an opportunity not to be missed. 4 Ref: LCAA6763 LOCATION Gunwalloe Church Cove is situated on the beautiful and picturesque Lizard Peninsula, the southern most tip of England, Gunwalloe faces south west into Mounts Bay enjoying the best of the daily sun and comprises a long strip of sandy beach providing excellent bathing and surfing under certain conditions. To the north west, lies an interesting geographical feature called Loe Pool and Bar which is an inland fresh water lagoon separated from the sea by a narrow sand spit on which semi precious stones can be found on occasion. The South West Coastal Footpath provides beautiful walks to the north west following the coast, passing local beaches at Praa Sands and Kenneggy, eventually culminating in the village of Marazion and the town of Penzance. To the south lie beautiful beaches at Poldhu Cove and Mullion Cove the latter also having an excellent golf course. Helston is the nearest town providing a wide array of leisure, commercial and retail facilities with the towns of Falmouth to the east and Penzance to the west providing further facilities and both have main line stations providing a direct link to London Paddington with approximate travel time of 4½ hours. Helston enjoys easy road access across county to the A30 which then provides a soon to be entirely, dual carriageway link to Exeter where it joins the M5 to Bristol and A303 to London. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) THE FARMHOUSE Outside courtesy light and granite step to part glazed wooden panelled front door opening onto:- 5 Ref: LCAA6763 ENTRANCE HALL. Radiator with thermostatic control, terracotta coloured ceramic tiled flooring, wall light point, open beamed ceiling, part opaque part stained glass panelled period wooden door to:- KITCHEN / DINING ROOM (L-SHAPED) – 16’5” x 15’5” plus 13’3” x 5’10”. This room is divided into two distinct areas. KITCHEN AREA. The kitchen is well fitted with a comprehensive range of light wood fronted cabinets comprising base level cupboards and drawers with further matching wall cupboards, one of which is glass fronted with inset downlighters. Surrounding granite effect roll edge laminated worktop surfaces with attractive tiled wall surrounds. Inset white ceramic 1½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap, undercounter space for appliances. On one side is an Aga cooking range in cream with a six ring gas hob top with four ovens/a grill beneath, this is inset into an old fireplace with a large granite lintel above, illuminating filter hood and worktop surfaces on either side with cupboards beneath. Double glazed window. DINING AREA. Double glazed panelled door opening onto the rear garden with large double glazed window overlooking fields and a window seat beneath. On one side is a feature fireplace with stone surround and raised slate hearth, two radiators, 6 Ref: LCAA6763 terracotta coloured ceramic tiled flooring throughout the dining room/kitchen and open beamed ceiling throughout. Door off to:- SITTING ROOM – 11’7” x 11’7”. Feature granite fireplace with a raised slate hearth on which stands a Jotul woodburning stove with timber mantel above, display niches on either side, exposed wooden floorboards, double glazed window providing far reaching views over countryside, radiator with thermostatic control. UTILITY ROOM – 10’3” x 6’3”. Fitted with a light wood fronted base level cupboard to match the kitchen with further matching wall cupboard and surrounding granite effect roll edge laminated worktop surfaces with tiled wall surrounds. Inset white ceramic sink unit with chromium mixer tap, boxed in electric consumer circuit breaker board, telephone/broadband point, double glazed window overlooking the gardens. Slate flagged flooring, radiator with thermostatic control, open beamed ceiling, undercounter space for appliances. Door to:- CLOAKROOM. Low level wc, wall mounted white ceramic wash hand basin, slate flagged flooring, opaque double glazed window with terracotta coloured tiled sill, freestanding Worcester combi oil fired boiler to supply domestic hot water and central heating. Double glazed window. From the kitchen/dining room a turning staircase with period wooden handrail, newel posts and banisters ascends to a:- FIRST FLOOR GALLERIED LANDING. Doors off to:- BEDROOM 1 – 13’3” x 8’8”. Double glazed window 7 Ref: LCAA6763 overlooking the courtyard with window seat beneath, exposed wooden floorboard, radiator with thermostatic control, loft hatch access, built-in shelved storage cupboard. Door to:- EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM. Double size shower cubicle with fitted shower and chromium fitments, low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, wall mounted mirror and electric light point. Radiator. BEDROOM 2 – 11’9” x 8’7” plus door recess area. Double glazed window with window seat beneath providing lovely far reaching views out over countryside to the sea in the distance, exposed wooden floorboards. Large built-in double wardrobe with hanging rail space and shelving, radiator with thermostatic control. Door to:- EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM. Double size shower cubicle with fitted Mira Sport shower, low level wc with concealed cistern, white wash hand basin in a vanity surround with cabinets beneath and toiletry shelving to the side, part tiled walls, laminated wood effect flooring, radiator, wall mounted mirror with pelmet lighting, inset ceiling downlighter. BEDROOM 3 – 11’9” x 8’4”. Double glazed window with window seat beneath providing far reaching views over countryside to the sea in the distance, radiator with thermostatic control, exposed wooden floorboards. BEDROOM 4 – 8’7” x 8’6”. Large double glazed window with window seat beneath providing lovely views over countryside to the sea in the distance. Exposed wooden floorboards, radiator with thermostatic control. BATHROOM. Luxury white suite comprising a freestanding claw footed roll topped bath with chromium mixer tap, low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, laminated wood effect flooring, radiator with thermostatic control, wall mounted mirror with twin light points, electric shaver point, opaque double glazed window. 8 Ref: LCAA6763 WALLIS’ BARN Wallis’ Barn is approached from its own private gravelled parking area with granite steps and galvanised hand and safety rails to the side which ascend to first floor level where twin opening part double glazed panel timber front doors open onto the:- SITTING ROOM / DINING ROOM / KITCHEN – 32’5” x 15’3”.
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