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Sundance Sundance Tresowes Green, Ashton, Helston, Cornwall, Praa Sands 2 Miles Porthleven 3 Miles Helston 6 Miles Sundance Sundance Tresowes Green, Ashton, Helston, Cornwall, Praa Sands 2 miles Porthleven 3 Miles Helston 6 miles Beautifully presented extensive family home with heated swimming pool • No Onward Chain • Seven Bedrooms • Beautifully Presented • Five Bathrooms • Extending to 4300 sq ft • Extensive Grounds • Five Reception Rooms • Heated Swimming Pool Guide price £1,100,000 SITUATION Sundance is situated in the pretty hamlet of Tresowes close to the popular village of Ashton which offers a range of local facilities including a public house and church. Within three and a half miles is the charming fishing village of Porthleven with a range of restaurants, local inns and shops together with a picturesque south west facing harbour. The Cornish coast path can be accessed at many points and numerous beautiful sandy beaches including Praa Sands, Kenneggy Cove and Prussia Cove are within a short drive. Approximately five miles distant is Helston, a historic town which stands as the gateway to the Lizard Peninsula and offers a comprehensive range of amenities including a fine array of interesting shops, a wealth of traditional inns together with schooling, leisure and recreational facilities. DESCRIPTION Sundance is a striking contemporary home thoughtfully designed extending to around 4300sq feet. The property benefits from fine views across Mounts Bay from the first floor. The granite pillared entrance leads into the extensive accommodation arranged over two floors. Oak flooring extend from the entrance hallway into the lounge and dining room with Amtico African slate flooring in the kitchen, utility room, cloakroom and rear hallway. The sitting room has an attractive crescent bay window, granite fireplace with wood burning stove on a slate hearth. Glazed doors lead into the games/ sun room where there is a ceramic tiled flooring and 12 ft bi-fold doors leading to the sun terrace. The open plan kitchen/dining room offers wonderful entertaining space extensively fitted with cabinets including central island under granite work surfaces. The cinema room, music room, gym with sauna and shower room, two cloakrooms and utility room complete the ground floor accommodation. On the first floor the impressive galleried landing offers several storage cupboards and a bespoke window enjoying views over the coastline. There is a master suite with dressing room, sun balcony and beautifully appointed bathroom with twin sinks, jacuzzi spa bath and hydro shower. There are six further bedrooms, two with en-suite and a family bathroom. OUTSIDE The property stands within beautifully manicured grounds sitting beyond solid wooden electronic gates. Parking on the driveway for several vehicles, boat or caravan storage and space, subject to necessary consents, space for a garage to be erected. The extensive lawn gardens wrap around the property with chipped pathways and thoughtfully planted borders of flowers, palms, mature trees and hedges. Within the garden is a heated swimming pool, paved sun terraces which is private and well screened with mature bamboos and mature hedging. SERVICES Mains water and electric. Private drainage. Ground source heat pump for underfloor heating. Air source heat pump heating Swimming pool. VIEWINGS Strictly by prior appointment with Stags' Truro office on 01872 264488. DIRECTIONS From A30 (T) Road at Penzance take the first exit towards Helston. Pass through Germoe and take the second turning on the left hand side signed posted to Tresowes. Follow this lane passing the Engine House on the left hand side and bear left at the junction. The property will be evident on right hand side where the Stags For Sale Board is erected. These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. Stags Estate Agents, 61 Lemon Street, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2PE [email protected] 01872 264488 @StagsProperty Cornwall | De@StagsPvon roperty| Somerset | Dorset | LonCordnwallon | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London @StagsProperty Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London.
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