Ref: LCAA6815 Offers around £750,000

Lower Tregarne Barn, , Falmouth, South FREEHOLD

A highly infrequent opportunity to acquire an attractive, sympathetically converted, stylish 4 bedroomed, 4 reception roomed, barn conversion finished to a high specification. Offering adaptable family accommodation with annexe potential, gated parking and garaging, close to Mawnan Smith and the , overlooking its own well stocked, landscaped garden and beautiful countryside beyond. 2 Ref: LCAA6815

SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION

Ground Floor: entrance lobby, gorgeous kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke fitted units, dining room, garden room, part galleried inner hall, sitting room, utility room, separate wc, second sitting room with stairs to bedroom 4 with en-suite bathroom (at first floor level).

First Floor: oak staircase ascending to a part galleried landing, 3 further bedrooms, family bathroom.

Outside: electronically operated gated parking, detached tandem garage/workshop, workshop with electronically operated up and over door, raised lawned garden with exceedingly well stocked borders, slated suntrap sun terrace, store room, summerhouse.

DESCRIPTION

Lower Tregarne Barn represents a highly infrequent opportunity to acquire a very stylish family home of exemplary standard in a pleasant rural locality – not isolated and with neighbours, but within about ½ a mile of the highly desirable village of Mawnan Smith.

The stylish conversion of the redundant barn was completed in February 2002 and has resulted in the creation of a beautifully presented family home which, whilst being attached to the neighbouring barn which was converted at the same time, enjoys a private and very peaceful feel.

Of extremely attractive external appearance with exposed stone to the ground floor and rendered elevations to the first floor and with painted double glazed windows, the house features a combination of flagstone and solid oak planks, old pine doors and architraves, pine beams, a custom built oak staircase with part galleried landing, a bespoke handcrafted kitchen in sycamore with banded inlay and polished granite worktops together with slate sills and use of fossil stone flooring in the kitchen, dining room and garden room.

The oil fired central heated accommodation is approached from the front, south west elevation with a door giving access to the entrance lobby. The inner hall is a major feature of Lower Tregarne Barn with the oak straircase and part galleried double volume landing. Doors open from the inner hall to a comfortable sitting room and the huge family breakfast 3 Ref: LCAA6815 kitchen with a wide opening leading to the dining room which again opens through bi-fold doors into the stunning garden room, both enjoying gorgeous views out over the garden to countryside beyond. A further door opens from the kitchen/breakfast room to the entrance lobby which provides access to the utility room and separate wc with a half glazed door leading to the separate second sitting room with stairs ascending to a fourth bedroom with en-suite bathroom. This area of the house could be divided to create a self-contained annexe, if so required.

On the first floor and accessed from the large dual aspect landing there are three further bedrooms and a beautifully appointed family bathroom.

The gardens are designed with ease of maintenance in mind with a large raised lawned area to the front and side of the driveway profusely stocked with a plethora of flowering trees, plants and shrubs. In addition, there is a full width slated sun terrace, a timber summerhouse, gated driveway parking and detached garaging with workshop at one end.

We cannot overemphasise the infrequent availability of this type of property in such an important and desirable location and stress the need for early viewing by appointment through the vendor’s sole agent.

Ideal as either a main home or a secure secondary residence.

LOCATION

The Helford River area requires little introduction as one of the foremost locations in the county – an area particularly favoured for sailing, with excellent facilities not only at Helford River Sailing Club, but also on the nearby Fal Estuary and Falmouth Bay.

There is a golf course nearby at Budock Vean and another at Falmouth, all within easy driving distance of Lower Tregarne Barn. This unspoilt and picturesque rural area of South Cornwall is set between the beautiful rocky coastline of Falmouth Bay and the northern bank of the Helford River. There are inspiring cliff top walks and safe sandy beaches at Maenporth, Durgan, Swanpool and Falmouth.

The much favoured village of Mawnan Smith (about ½ a mile away) offers a useful range of facilities catering for most day to day needs, and a regular bus service to the nearby town of Falmouth which offers a full range of shops, commercial and schooling facilities, two marinas, the Royal Yacht Club, Ships and Castles leisure complex and, of course, the National Maritime Museum.

The cathedral city of – the county’s main administrative centre – is approximately 13 miles away and has a mainline rail link to London Paddington (travel time about 4½ hours). The Helford River (about 2 miles) is an ideal place for keep either a yacht or a dinghy as, together with its creeks and inlets, it provides many opportunities for competitive and day sailing, leading out into Falmouth Bay and the well known and the Carrick Roads which comprises some of the best sailing waters in Europe.

Communications are good with the A30 dual carriageway just north of Truro, allowing first access to the M5 motorway at Exeter. and Plymouth airports offer regular flights to London and Gatwick.

4 Ref: LCAA6815 THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate)

From the parking area, the driveway continues past the detached garaging and on to the front of the property with the raised lawned garden to the side and with a slated terrace running the full width of the property and ultimately leading to a half double glazed door providing access into the:-

ENTRANCE LOBBY. Solid oak, fumed and aged tongue and groove flooring, exposed granite walls, windows through into the dining room, ceiling light point, two ceiling mounted uplighters, bespoke sycamore storage cupboard with banded inlay, half glazed door leading to the kitchen/breakfast room, opening to:-

UTILITY ROOM – 8’9” x 5’7”. Sycamore wall units with banded inlays, timber worksurface with inset ceramic sink and hot and cold mixer tap over, sycamore base unit, washing machine, tumble dryer, almost full height cupboard housing the Worcester oil fired central heating boiler with shelving over. Continuation of oak flooring, part beamed ceiling, ceiling light point, wall mounted coat hook, half glazed pine door to second sitting room (potential annexe). Door to:-

CLOAKROOM / WC. Continuation of solid oak, fumed and aged tongue and groove flooring, low flush wc, small wash hand basin with tiled splashback and hot and cold taps over, extractor fan, ceiling light point, beamed ceiling, wall mounted ladder style towel radiator, timber panelling to dado height.

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM – 21’1” x 11’8”. A superb, comfortable family room with custom built wall and base units in sycamore with a banded inlay and polished granite worktop. Numerous cupboards and drawers. Built-in Neff fan assisted oven and grill with Smeg two ring electric hob over. Built-in cream Everhot range with illuminated tiled alcove and extractor fan over, concealed worktop lighting, built-in fridge with shelved cupboard over, further range of base units with polished granite worktops with inset 1½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap and breakfast bar area to the side. Polished granite upstand, built-in Neff dishwasher, fossil stone flooring, pine beamed ceiling, numerous adjustable ceiling lights, cupboard housing fuse box, door to inner hall. Wide opening to:-

DINING ROOM – 15’6” x 9’6”. A continuation of fossil stone flooring, double glazed window facing out over the slated terrace, garden and wooded countryside beyond, part exposed stone walling, display shelf, inset downlight, underfloor heating, full width half glazed bi-fold doors opening into:- 5 Ref: LCAA6815

GARDEN ROOM – 15’5” x 12’. Continuation of the fossil stone flooring with underfloor heating, half glazed timber door opening onto the sun terrace and garden, further half glazed timber twin opening doors onto the sun terrace, numerous inset LED downlighters, beautiful views out over the garden towards the countryside beyond. Half double glazed door with side screens opening to:-

INNER HALL – 12’x 10’ (wall to wall including stairwell). Slate flooring, wall mounted radiator, old pine door to kitchen/breakfast room, part beamed ceiling, custom built handcrafted oak staircase ascending to the first floor with double volume ceiling height, old pine door to:-

SITTING ROOM – 22’10” x 12’2”. A lovely comfortable room with double glazed window and half double glazed doors opening to the front garden and enjoying far reaching views, fossil stone flooring, feature fireplace with pine chimney piece, cast iron multi fuel burner and polished granite hearth. Pine beamed ceiling, two wall mounted radiators, four wall light points, ceiling light point.

FIRST FLOOR

From the reception hall, an attractive bespoke turning oak staircase ascends to:-

PART GALLERIED LANDING. With full height ceiling and exposed pine beams, double glazed window to the front overlooking the garden and surrounding countryside, window seat, three wall light points, window to the rear, solid oak, tongue and groove planked flooring, wall mounted radiator. Doors to:-

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BEDROOM 1 – 15’3” x 12’9”. Two double glazed windows to the front, one with a window seat and both having views overlooking the garden and countryside beyond, vaulted ceiling with exposed roof timbers, solid oak tongue and groove planked flooring, ceiling light point, wall mounted radiator, two wall light points, four multi directional downlighters.

BEDROOM 2 – 12’3” x 10’. A dual aspect room with double glazed window to the side and additional double glazed window to the front overlooking the garden and countryside beyond benefitting from a window seat. Vaulted ceiling with exposed roof trusses, solid oak tongue and groove planed flooring, wall mounted radiator, ceiling light point, three sets of multi directional downlighters.

BEDROOM 3 – 9’ x 7’5”. A continuation of solid oak tongue and groove planked flooring, vaulted ceiling with exposed roof timbers, high level storage platform, double glazed window to the front overlooking the garden and countryside beyond, window seat, wall mounted radiator, two ceiling light points.

FAMILY BATHROOM – 7’10” x 7’2”. Recently updated and comprising vintage style wc, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback and chrome hot and cold taps over. Shaver light point. Panelled bath with central chrome vintage style mixer tap with shower attachment over. Wall mounted power shower with shower head and folding shower screen. Jerusalem stone wall and floor tiles. Wall mounted heated towel rail. Extractor fan. Hatch to roof space. Inset ceiling downlighters. Two wall light points with motion sensor control. Airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with slatted shelving to side. Exposed roof timber.

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GROUND FLOOR

A door from the utility room opens to:-

SECOND SITTING ROOM – 13’1” x 11’9” max measurement including stairwell. A dual aspect room with double glazed double doors opening to the front and with window to the side, a continuation of solid oak tongue and groove planked flooring, pine beamed ceiling, two wall light points, ceiling light point, staircase ascending to en- suite bedroom 4 with understair cupboard. Wall mounted radiator.

NB: It should be noted that the second sitting room and bedroom 4 have been carefully designed to provide a separate self-contained ‘annexe’, if so required, with access from the utility area.

FIRST FLOOR (With separate staircase from second sitting room)

GUEST BEDROOM SUITE:-

BEDROOM 4 – 15’ x 14’3”. Double glazed window to the front overlooking the garden and countryside beyond, airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with slatted shelving. Door to:-

EN-SUITE BATHROOM. Matching suite comprising low flush wc, pedestal wash hand basin with hot and cold taps over, panelled bath with twin handgrips, extractor fan, inset ceiling lights, double glazed window to the rear, radiator, engineered oak tongue and groove flooring. 8 Ref: LCAA6815 OUTSIDE

From the approach twin electronically operated five bar timber gates provide access onto the driveway and a large parking area immediately in front of the detached tandem garage/workshop. Beyond the garage/workshop steps ascend to a raised lawn area of garden with borders stocked with a plethora of beautiful flowering trees, plants and shrubs. The driveway continues to the front of the house and is enclosed by Cornish stone walling. The oil tank is located behind the house.

To the front of the property, a slated terrace provides a delightful sitting out area overlooking the garden and surrounding countryside.

To the side of the property is a useful externally accessed store room with space for freezers and a fitted shelving. Bulkhead lights with motion sensing controls.

DETACHED TANDEM GARAGE/WORKSHOP / WORKSHOP – 34’3” x 10’11”. With electronically operated up and over door, multiple ceiling lights, power connected, workbench, wall mounted heater unit, window to the side, flooring completely fitted with rubber floor tiles. Access to the loft via a folding ladder with the loft itself being fully insulated, part boarded with light point.

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Not to scale – for identification purposes only.

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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: [email protected].

POST CODE – TR11 5JP.

SERVICES – Private water via a borehole and bio waste system with shared running costs. Mains electricity, oil fired central heating. For Council Tax see www.mycounciltax.org.uk.

DIRECTIONS – From Lamanva crossroads, follow the signs to Mawnan Smith. Just before you enter the village turn right down a country lane. Follow this road (ignoring the left hand turn) for about ½ a mile. Turn left onto the driveway with granite gate piers just before the ‘road bends’ sign Lower Tregarne Barn is the penultimate property 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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