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Ref: LCAA1820 Ref: LCAA6438 £435,000 Penros, 4 Rose Da Mar Cottages, St Just-in-Roseland, Truro, South Cornwall FREEHOLD For sale on the instructions of the Diocese of Truro Commanding breathtaking elevated views across countryside and the sailing waters of the Carrick Roads estuary to Mylor and Falmouth harbours; a well presented end of terrace 3 bedroomed, 2 bathroomed house in a much admired hotel conversion in a picturesque Roseland Peninsula village. An attractive property with low maintenance but well stocked garden and large view facing terrace, with garage and parking, close to footpaths leading to St Just pool, church and harbour and only a few miles from Portscatho and St Mawes. 2 Ref: LCAA6438 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: reception hall, large living/dining room, kitchen, utility, store room. First Floor: landing, master bedroom en-suite, 2 further bedrooms, bathroom. Outside: garage and parking, front courtyard surrounded by well stocked beds, large view facing terrace and small lawned garden with mature shrubs. DESCRIPTION The four modern cottages forming Rose Da Mar were created from the hotel of the same name and they benefit from its spectacular position with gorgeous ever changing views towards Messack Point, St Just creek and its moored yachts and then over the Carrick Roads to Trefusis Point framed by Mylor and Falmouth harbours. There is constant boating activity throughout the year and this is made all the more interesting with the countryside scene as well. Penros is at the end of the terrace in arguably the best position and has an elevated large patio with a glass and stainless steel balustrade to take in the outlook. Below this is a small lawned garden with thick shrubs at the edges and a path leads from here back to the parking and single garage. In addition, residents tend to park in a pull-in off the roadside to the front of the building with the house then set back behind shrubs, a tree and a courtyard with the most used rooms positioned away from the roadside and orientated to make the best of the southerly views. The property is entered at mid-level with an attractive hall having stairs up to the landing and a few stairs down to the living/dining room and there is also a door here to a large but low ceilinged store room. The living/dining room is particularly spacious and 3 Ref: LCAA6438 has huge windows and French doors facing the views. A fitted kitchen and utility room overlook the front courtyard. On the first floor the two largest bedrooms have delightful sash windows enjoying the outlook with the master bedroom also having an en-suite shower room. There is also a third bedroom to the side which can still see the water and this is complemented by a modern bathroom. Penros would suit equally well as a holiday or main home and the Rose Da Mar Cottages are often considered very attractive to those in early retirement due to the unrivalled beauty of the surrounding area and excellent local sailing facilities. 4 Ref: LCAA6438 LOCATION St Just-in-Roseland is an exceedingly well regarded village a short distance from St Mawes and has been made famous by its church that stands within award winning gardens on the water’s edge of St Just pool and is regularly voted one of the most beautiful church settings in the country. St Just pool spills into St Just creek where there is a boatyard and sheltered launching facilities as well as deep water moorings. St Just is also known for the quality of its walks nearby as the South West Coast Path follows the shoreline of the Carrick Roads to St Mawes in one direction and out around Messack Point to Turnaware Point in the other. Sailing and water sports are two of the main draws to the area and St Mawes is possibly the best known sailing community in Cornwall with plentiful moorings and beaches as well as the extremely active St Mawes Sailing Club holding regattas throughout the season and also helping many youngsters to learn the ropes. There are two boatyards and a further sailing centre on the Percuil River with one of the most successful youth windsurfing clubs in the country. St Mawes has a wide range of shops catering for all day to day needs and there are also many restaurants, bars and inns. Passenger ferries run from St Mawes to the large port town of Falmouth on the opposite side of the Carrick Roads where there is abundant shopping and also across the Percuil River to the beautiful and unspoilt St Anthony Headland which has more rugged cliff top walks and large sandy beaches. The nearby harbourside town of Portscatho offers a different style of village and overlooks Gerrans Bay framed by Nare Head and Black Rock. There are various other hotels with restaurants and classic inns at Portscatho, Philleigh, Ruan Lanihorne and Veryan. The cathedral city of Truro is easily accessible being about ½ an hour’s drive away either along 5 Ref: LCAA6438 the main A3078 or via the King Harry car ferry which lands at the shores beside the National Trust owned Trelissick Estate. Truro offers everything one would expect of the county’s capital including a full range of national retailers, a multi-screen cinema, theatre, professional services and private schooling. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) Gated steps descend from a parking area to a small terrace and mid-level porch with further steps descending to each side. Door to:- RECEPTION HALL. Short flight of stairs up to the bedroom accommodation and short flight of stairs down to the living accommodation with white painted and exposed wood balustrades. Two recessed cloaks cupboards, two double glazed sash windows. Low door to a BOILER ROOM (8’7” x 5’6”) housing the boiler but also with very generous storage space and door to the side of the house providing access for maintenance. Glazed door to:- LIVING / DINING ROOM – 23’3” reducing to 12’ x 19’. A large open-plan space designed to provide a dining area beside the kitchen and a large living room with a cut stone fireplace with slate hearth and mantel. Huge near full height double glazed windows and a pair of double glazed French doors opening onto a paved terrace and providing lovely views over countryside, St Just Pool, Messack Point and across the Carrick Roads towards Mylor. Glazed door to:- KITCHEN – 10’10” x 9’9”. Broad double glazed window overlooking the front courtyard and planted beds. Fitted with a light wood effect range of kitchen units under roll edged stone effect worktops with tiled splashbacks and a stainless steel 1½ bowl sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap over. Integrated appliances including an Electrolux twin oven and grill and four burner ceramic hob 6 Ref: LCAA6438 under a concealed extractor hood, under cabinet lighting, tiled floor, space for a fridge/freezer, further integrated concealed fridge and dishwasher. Door to:- UTILITY ROOM – 6’9” x 6’. Half glazed door to the front courtyard, tiled floor, door to a store cupboard. Fitted with matching units to those in the kitchen under a stone effect worktop with a stainless steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap and additional space below for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Extractor fan. FIRST FLOOR LANDING. Part galleried over the staircase, door to an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and slatted wooden shelving. Access to roof space. Doors to:- MASTER BEDROOM – 11’1” x 10’10”. Broad double glazed window facing the view, recessed fitted mirror fronted wardrobes. Door to:- EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM. White wc, white wash basin with chrome mixer tap set over a white wood effect cabinet. Double sized glazed screened shower enclosure with a Mira Advance shower. Fully tiled walls, part canopied ceiling with a Velux roof window, extractor fan, mirror fronted cabinet. BEDROOM 2 – 12’1” x 10’4”. Large sash window enjoying fantastic views over the Carrick Roads to Falmouth and Mylor. Canopied ceiling edge. BEDROOM 3 – 8’9” x 7’10”. Double glazed sash window to the side with a view towards Falmouth. BATHROOM. Cream suite including a wc, pedestal wash basin with chrome mixer tap and a panel bath with chrome mixer tap, glazed shower screen and Mira Excel mixer shower. Fully tiled walls, striplight with electric shaver socket over the wash basin, obscured double glazed window, mirror fronted cabinet, extractor fan. 7 Ref: LCAA6438 OUTSIDE A pull-in parking area provides additional parking space to that found in front of the garage (described later) and a pedestrian gate opens onto a flight of paved steps descending past deep planted beds to a paved reception area and porch. A further gate opens and steps drop down to a lower level paved courtyard, again surrounded by lovely deep well stocked beds and a mature tree. A door opens from this courtyard into the utility room. A path also leads down the side of the house, beside deep hedges and down to the rear garden which is lawned with large specimen shrubs at the edges. A short flight of steps rises up from here to the ground floor living accommodation level where there is a large paved terrace with a stainless steel and glass balustrade allowing clear views across the Carrick Roads and surrounding countryside. In addition to the pull-in parking area in front of the house there is also a semi-detached SINGLE GARAGE with a parking space in front of it set to the side of the Rose Da Mar building.
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