Churchtown Mill St. Just In Roseland, TR2 5JD

Churchtown Mill St. Just In Roseland, TR2 5JD

Churchtown Mill is a beautifully converted barn which is situated in one of the most picturesque locations in the whole of .

The property is positioned just above the famous St Just In Roseland Church and occupies a delightful site surrounded by wonderful subtropical gardens with creek glimpses and far reaching countryside views beyond.

The grounds extend to approximately one acre of stunning gardens, full of an array of exotic plants, shrubs and trees.

Churchtown Mill offers complete privacy and seclusion, opportunities such as this are a true rarity in this special geographic location especially in these days of increasing urbanisation.

Guide Price £995,000

The particulars are issued on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through Philip Martin who for themselves or for Philip Martin the Vendor whose agents they are, give notice that: 3 Quayside Arcade, , TR2 5DT (a) Whilst every care has been taken in preparation of these particulars, their accuracy is not guaranteed, and they do not : 01872 242244 St Mawes: 01326 270008 constitute any part of an offer or contract. Any intended purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. E: [email protected] (b) They do not accept liability for any inaccuracy in these particulars nor for any travelling expenses incurred by the applicants in www.philip-martin.co.uk viewing properties that may have been let, sold or withdrawn. GENERAL COMMENTS & REMARKS Churchtown Mill is situated in a stunning position on the . Overlooking the picturesque St Just In Roseland Church this detached converted barn sits in an acre of beautiful subtropical gardens which have been creatively landscaped around the property to provide a wonderful space in which to live and entertain offering complete privacy and seclusion. The four bedroom reverse level accommodation takes advantage of the superb outlook whilst there is detached double garaging, ample parking and a detached utility building. The property is a delightful full time residence however it is also likely to appeal to someone seeking a holiday home or holiday let.

THE PROPERTY It is believed that the property was originally built to provide stabling for the neighbouring Churchtown Farm which is several hundred years old although as the name suggests Churchtown Mill is also believed to have been a small flour mill which most likely served the farm and local community. Churchtown Mill was converted in the early 1990's and has been a cherished family home since 1995. It is understood that the current vendors are the only residents to have ever lived in the property and during their ownership the property has been sympathetically updated with all the modern day essentials. In recent years all windows have been replaced, there is an air The accommodation extends to approx 2,635 square accommodation offers light and spacious rooms circulating system, a bespoke fitted kitchen, luxurious feet and in all comprises; to the ground floor a with large windows, all of which enjoy views over modern bathrooms and a comprehensive central spacious entrance hall with large cloaks cupboard, 3 the gardens. The 28' sitting room boasts a Soap heating system throughout. double bedrooms - the master with a well appointed Stone wood burning stove and double doors open to en-suite bathroom - and furthermore a separate a superb patio which takes the living space out into family bathroom. To the first floor the living the gardens, perfect for entertaining. The 29' kitchen/dining room offers open plan living gardens at Trellisick, and to Truro and whilst there is a first floor study/fourth Falmouth by car. A public footpath is close bedroom and a cloakroom. by and offers a wonderful walk to St Mawes. ST JUST IN ROSELAND St Just-in-Roseland or in Cornish ST MAWES 'Lannsiek' is situated in one of the most The harbour village of St Mawes lies beautiful locations in the County. The within the parish and offers everyday parish is set on the western side of the amenities. St. Mawes has an international Roseland surrounded by rolling farmland reputation and is one of the country's most and the which lead to the sought after areas in which to reside and natural harbour and the port of Falmouth. with a distinctive Mediterranean It is bounded on the north by , on atmosphere. The village provides a good the east by , on the south by St selection of individual shops including a Mawes Creek and St Anthony and to the village store, post office, two banks, west by Falmouth harbour. The Roseland hotels, restaurants, inns, primary school, Peninsula offers superb scenery and chemist, clothing and gift shop facilities, walks, a number of beautiful beaches, doctors, dentist and a very active sailing coves and general feeling of peace and club. St Mawes Castle was built by Henry tranquility. VII in 1542 and is one of a pair, the other being Pendennis Castle at Falmouth St Just in Roseland has a 13th Century commanding the Carrick Roads seaway church set above the tidal creek of St Just and the entrance to Falmouth harbour. St Pool with a beautiful churchyard planted Mawes has its own harbour where with subtropical species. It was described pedestrian ferry services connect it with by John Betjeman as ‘to many people the Falmouth and St Anthony and there is a most beautiful churchyard on earth’. Next regular bus service to Truro. to the Church is Pasco's Boatyard. This boatyard has been in existence since the TRURO 18th century, the area is very popular with Truro is renowned for its excellent sailing enthusiasts and the boatyard offers shopping centre, fine selection of access to the sailing waters of the Fal restaurants, bars, private and state schools Estuary. St Just in Roseland lies within the and main line railway link to London Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural (Paddington). The Hall for Cornwall is also Beauty (AONB) and the King Harry Ferry a popular venue providing all year round offers a shortcut to the National Trust entertainment and other cultural facilities include the Royal Cornwall Museum and the historic Cathedral.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall A splendid entrance to the ground floor. Large, light and spacious with floor to ceiling windows to either side of the front door. Open beamed ceiling, windows to rear and door to cloaks cupboard with Worcester boiler.

Bedroom One 13'1" x 12'9" (4.0m x 3.9m) Windows overlooking the front aspect with views over the gardens to the creek. Built in wardrobes, radiator and door to:-

En-Suite 9'10" x 9'6" (3.0m x 2.9m) A luxurious modern bathroom with underfloor heating, fully tiled with free standing bath, corner shower cubicle, low level w.c., vanity wash hand basin with storage below, further wall mounted storage, window to front and heated towel rail.

Bedroom Two 13'5" x 12'5" (4.1m x 3.8m) Window to side and radiator. Open beamed ceiling.

Bedroom Three 13'1" x 9'10" (4.0m x 3.0m) Bathroom Landing Window to front and radiator. 9'6" x 9'2" (2.9m x 2.8m) Window to front aspect and doors to; A modern white suite with panelled bath, low level w.c., vanity wash hand basin with storage below, Sitting Room shower cubicle, tiled throughout with heated towel 27'10" x 12'9" (8.5m x 3.9m) rail and window to front aspect. Canopied, open beamed ceiling with wood burning stove, french style patio doors opening onto rear First Floor patio, triple windows with views over the Double Garage & Workshop gardens to the creek. Two radiators and 28'10" x 17'4" (8.8m x 5.3m) door to; Two metal up and over doors, light and power connected. Outside water tap. Kitchen/Dining Room 28'10" x 12'9" (8.8m x 3.9m) Store Room/Utility A bespoke Rozen fitted kitchen with two 30'2" x 6'2" (9.2m x 1.9m) pantry cupboards, two pull out larder Light, power and water connected. Space cupboards and drawers with granite and plumbing for washing machine. worktops over, space for American style Liebherr fridge freezer, dual electric and GARDENS gas fired Aga with tiled splash backs and The gardens are an absolute delight and extractor hood over. Central island with have been creatively landscaped by the stainless steel Fisher & Paykel double dish current vendors and stocked with a variety drawer dishwasher, granite worktop with of plants, shrubs and trees. The lawned sink inset and mixer tap. Canopied open garden to the front of the barn is level and beamed ceiling, windows overlooking front adjoins part of the church gardens with and rear gardens and double doors opening views to the creek beyond. There is a onto the side decking. timber summer house with light and power connected behind the utility/store room. Study/Bedroom 4 Cornish stone hedging on either side leads 13'5" x 12'1" (4.1 x 3.7) into a lane down to the orchard. Window to side overlooking the entrance and radiator. Canopied open beamed Orchard ceiling. This lane gently slopes down to the orchard which incorporates several fruit Cloak Room trees including apples, pears and plums as Low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin well as half a dozen Paulownia tomentosa and extractor fan. (fox glove trees). There is also a natural spring and summer house. Outside The property is approached via a five bar Rear Garden timber gate which provides access to the From the driveway, steps and a path lead drive. There is ample parking for several up through to the rear south facing cars and a small boat. In all the site gardens which can also be accessed from measures approximately one acre. the sitting room. There are two level Services Mains electricity, water and private drainage. Bottled LPG gas for central heating.

N.B The electrical circuit, appliances and heating system have not been tested by the agents.

VIEWING Strictly by Appointment through the Agents Philip Martin, 9 Cathedral Lane, Truro, TR1 2QS. Telephone: 01872 242244 or 3 Quayside Arcade, St. Mawes, Truro TR2 5DT. Telephone 01326 270008.

Directions Proceeding along the A3078 to St. Mawes continue to the village of St. Just-in-Roseland. In the centre of the village take the right hand turn signposted St Just Church and Bar. Continue down the hill passing the church on the right hand side. Turn left just before the Rectory and proceed to the top of the lane where Churchtown Mill can be found.

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Philip Martin Truro 01872 242244 St Mawes 01326 270008 www.philip-martin.co.uk