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Trenoweth Manor St Keverne, Helston, Cornwall TRENOWETH MANOR ST KEVERNE, HELSTON, CORNWALL TRENOWETH MANOR ST KEVERNE, HELSTON, CORNWALL An exceptional detached south facing non-Listed former manor house occupying an enchanting, tranquil setting in glorious unspoilt countryside close to the south Cornish coast and near the day sailing waters of the Helford River. A wonderful refurbished house, steeped in history with 5/6 bedroomed, 6 bath/shower roomed principal accommodation, two 2 bedroomed guest cottages and outbuildings. Beautiful gardens and grounds with woodland and enclosed fields, extending in all, to about 44 acres. SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION – About 4,198sq.ft. Ground Floor: entrance hall/dining room, sitting room, rear hall, drawing room, study, inner hall, cloakroom/wc, shower room, kitchen with eating area, laundry/utility room, scullery. First Floor: 5 en-suite bedrooms. Attic bedroom/storage room - 18’6” x 16’2”. The Cottages – About 904sq.ft 1 Fatty Owl Cottage: entrance vestibule, semi open-plan living room/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shower room. 2 Fatty Owl Cottage: entrance hall, open-plan living room/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shower room. Outside: gated entrance driveway with parking for numerous vehicles, open garage and double garaging with large loft storage area over, workshop, gardener’s wc. Delightfully tranquil, landscaped gardens and grounds along with woodland. The Land: arranged effectively in four parts. Please see attached Land Plan. The house and immediate gardens with land to the west – about 9.08 acres. Woodland (about 5.24 acres). Adjoining 18.9 acres of land arranged in a number of field enclosures with access off the public highway. Additional 10.74 acres beyond again with access off the public highway. In all, extending to about 44 acres. Viewing strictly by appointment through the vendor’s Joint Sole Agents: Lillicrap Chilcott . Landrian House . 59-60 Lemon Street . Truro . TR1 2PE Tel: 01872 273473 Fax: 01872 273474 E-mail: [email protected] www.waterfrontandcountryhomes.com THE PROPERTY The sale of Trenoweth Manor provides an increasingly infrequent opportunity to acquire a highly imposing, important, wonderfully private and extensive period house originally constructed we understand in the 1400’s and extended in the 1920’s with the addition of an impressive drawing room and two bedrooms. The property is protected within its extensive gardens and grounds with the considerable and important benefit of two totally self- contained cottages which are believed to be converted from the old stables and are considered eminently suitable for holiday lettings. By virtue of its very broad south facing orientation, the design of Trenoweth Manor logically ensures that every principal room commands very beautiful views over its delightfully tranquil and landscaped gardens and wooded grounds. The exterior of the original part of Trenoweth Manor retains its largely maintenance free stone finish featuring numerous tall sash windows under a slate roof with the splendid addition being of white painted render under a slate roof with impressive central bay to the northern side. The interior boasts rooms of impressive and generous proportions with an abundance of character and fine joinery including parquet flooring and decorative timber panelling to the drawing room, an impressive staircase, fireplaces to most principal rooms, panelled doors, high skirting boards, architraves, picture rails, exposed granite and slate flag stone flooring. Oil fired central heating is installed, served by two boilers, and there is an oil fired Aga in the kitchen for cooking. The two cottages are situated to the northern side of the property across an area of sheltered lawn and could be utilised to provide income from holiday lettings or, or course provide ancillary accommodation for family members, teenage children or guests etc. Accessed from the driveway are a number of outbuildings consisting of an open garage with light and power connected, a double garage with two sets of bi-folding doors and large loft storage area over, an additional workshop and gardener’s wc. Trenoweth Manor benefits from beautiful landscaped gardens along with full width south facing sun terrace and grounds which include 10 enclosed fields, in all extending to about 44 acres. A distinctly large yet nonetheless manageable, versatile, tucked away near coastal residence along with two cottages in a particularly desirable and unspoilt area of south Cornwall recommended, without hesitation, for earliest viewing by appointment through the vendor’s sole agent. LOCATION Rail. Regular intercity trains operate from Truro to London furniture to the sitting room, additional panelled timber door with brass (Paddington) in about 4½ hours. oor furniture leading into the:- Trenoweth Manor is situated within one of the most unspoilt areas of Air. Newquay Airport provides flights to London, the Isles of Scilly and REAR HALL. Slate flooring, high skirting boards, three sash windows Cornwall, enjoying beautiful rural surroundings that are within easy a number of continental destinations. Plymouth and Exeter Airports overlooking the inner courtyard, small paned and panelled timber door reach of the sea and coastline, including popular bathing beaches, provide further flights to the continent. to the rear, dado rail, wall mounted radiator, three ceiling light points. beautiful coastal footpath walks and picturesque, coastal villages, such as Doors to:- Porthoustock, Porthallow, St Anthony and Coverack. This area is highly THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES regarded by both locals and holidaymakers alike. STUDY – 16’2” max into bay x 13’9” max into recessed display alcove. Timber flooring, dado rail, wall mounted radiator, large timber The nearby village of St Keverne provides for day to day shopping needs, (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) window overlooking the terrace and garden towards woodland beyond, including a post office, general stores, newsagent, health centre, church From the gated driveway and gravelled parking a further five bar timber cast iron woodburning stove on top of a slate hearth with ornate fire and pubs, while further facilities are available in the neighbouring village gate provides access onto a red brick pathway which leads through the surround and mantel over with marble inserts, two shelved display of Porthallow. Helston town is the nearest shopping centre, providing garden and to a full width sun terrace in front of the house and ultimately recesses, ceiling light points. an excellent variety of high street shops, many of which are local family a covered porch and small paned and panelled timber door providing traders, combined with some of the larger national stores. Truro (the access into the:- DRAWING ROOM – 30’9” max x 26’ max. A large dual aspect room with 9’ ceiling heights, parquet flooring, floor to ceiling timber panelling, county capital) is approximately 28 miles away and offers an extremely ENTRANCE HALL / DINING ROOM – 20’7” max x 13’9”. Slate wide selection of leisure, commercial and retail facilities. There is an flooring, high skirting boards, wall mounted radiator, shelved display two timber sash windows with deep timber sills, large open fireplace with excellent local primary school with the nearest secondary school being recess, open fireplace with cast iron grated and timber lintel over, cast iron grate and marble hearth with stone surround, small paned and available in the town of Mullion. additional recessed display area with timber lintel over, sash window panelled timber door onto the sun terrace, four timber sash windows overlooking the sun terrace, two wall mounted radiators, ceiling light Road. The A30 from the M5 at Exeter now provides a superb dual overlooking the terrace and garden towards woodland beyond. Staircase point. carriageway link to West Cornwall. to the first floor, ceiling light points, panelled door with brass door INNER HALL. Slate flooring, some exposed stonework, small paned sash window to the rear with deep timber sill and exposed timber mantel over, two shelved storage cupboards, door to the shelved airing cupboard, additional louvred door housing the Worcester Danesmoor 26/32 oil fired central heating boiler with slatted shelving over, two ceiling light points. Doors to:- CLOAKROOM / WC. Slate flooring, wall mounted radiator, Heritage wc with high level flush, corner wash hand basin with hot and cold mixer tap over and tiled splashback, window to the rear with deep slated sill, high skirting boards, ceiling light point. SITTING ROOM – 19’10” x 15’6” max into bay. High skirting boards, wall mounted radiator, sash window to the front, additional window to the front overlooking the terrace and gardens beyond, door through into the entrance hall. Wall mounted radiator, large inglenook fireplace with recessed wood store and cast iron multi fuel burner on a slate hearth with huge timber lintel over. Beamed ceiling. KITCHEN with eating area – 26’1” x 12’2” narrowing to 7’6”. Slate flooring, range of white painted units with black handles and marble effect worksurfaces over incorporating a large underslung stainless steel sink with chrome vintage style hot and cold swan neck mixer tap over, additional glass fronted wall mounted display cabinets with open fronted shelving, two small paned windows overlooking the side garden with deep timber sills, additional small paned sash window to the rear, green five oven Aga with white tiled splashback and mantel over, recessed display shelving with storage under and additional locker over, space for freestanding cooker, space and plumbing for dishwasher, two wall mounted radiators, ceiling light point, ceiling mounted spotlights, loft access, space for freestanding fridge/ freezer. Doors to:- SCULLERY – 10’7” x 7’10”. Slate flooring, base units with roll edged timber worksurface over incorporating slate inlays with stainless steel sink and drainer unit with chrome hot and cold swan neck mixer tap over. White tiled splashbacks, wall mounted storage units, small paned timber window overlooking the side garden, space for freestanding fridge and freezer, small paned timber and glazed door to the front, ceiling mounted striplight, loft access, doors to a shelved storage cupboard.
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