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LCAA8258 Offers Over £650000 Brunnion, Lelant Downs Ref: LCAA8258 Offers over £650,000 Brunnion, Lelant Downs, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 6NT FREEHOLD To be sold for the first time in 23 years, a well-proportioned modernised detached 3 bedroomed single storey barn conversion with annexe potential, plus a detached large 1 bedroomed annexe, static caravan and swimming pool in grounds of about 2.75 acres, commanding spectacular views overs miles of countryside to the sea. Perfect as a private home with large gardens and field or with the potential to create an income in a rural but easily accessed area close to Trencrom Hill and a short drive from St Ives. 2 Ref: LCAA8258 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Porch, kitchen/breakfast room, 29’ long vaulted living/dining room, hall, further hall with storage, vaulted lounge, principal bedroom with en-suite and dressing room, 2 further bedrooms, bath/shower room, study. ANNEXE Large living/dining room, semi open-plan to a kitchen, store room, workshop, wash room. First Floor: landing, bedroom, shower room. Outside: plentiful driveway parking, various stores and sheds, greenhouse, walled heated swimming pool with shower room/wc and hot tub/sauna room. Surrounding patios, decking and lawns. Adjacent field open-plan to the garden with two lane accesses and static caravan. In all, about 2.75 acres. 3 Ref: LCAA8258 DESCRIPTION Brunnion is an attractive west Cornwall single storey converted barn which has been owned by our clients for about the last 23 years, during which time they have consistently upgraded and improved the property throughout so that it now presents as a very modern highly specified and versatile single storey country home. Both of the 29’ long living/dining room and the separate lounge have woodburning stoves, high vaulted ceilings and extensive glazing taking in the spectacular easterly views which extend over the property’s own grounds to Trecrom Hill in the foreground and then over many miles of countryside to Carn Brea, Godolphin and Tregonning Hills and even down to the sea and south coast with a headland on the Lizard Peninsula in the distance. Beyond the front porch one will find a well proportioned kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances and a mix of wood and Cornish granite worktops. A hall leads to two of the bedrooms, a study and bathroom. The study acts as a through room with a further hall beyond linking into the lounge and principal bedroom suite. This area would be ideal for a dependant relative but also has potential to be sectioned off and 4 Ref: LCAA8258 a kitchen fitted to provide a completely separate annexe, subject to all necessary consents first being obtained. In addition, the former very large double garage has been converted into a two storey one bedroomed annexe plus a store room, workshop and wash room accessed separately. Although this arrangement works well for our clients there is potential to improve this accommodation to create a two or maybe even three bedroomed annexe which is surprisingly private from the main house and has the ability to use a driveway access just below it into the field. Further down the field is a static caravan which has its own private drainage system. The grounds are a very important part of Brunnion with plentiful parking to the front and then the gardens and field to the rear of the building giving privacy. Around the house are gardens edged by trees with various outbuildings and a walled heated outdoor swimming pool. The field is open-plan to the garden and throughout the grounds the views are tremendous. LOCATION Brunnion is found in an unspoilt rural area but is only about ½ a mile away from the road linking St Ives to Penzance in one direction and only about 2½ miles away from the A30 expressway close to Lelant and Hayle. A short walk away leads to Trencrom Hill which has panoramic 360˚ views to both the north and south coasts. The quiet surrounding lanes are also very pleasant on foot, horseback or bicycle. With in walking distance is The Engine Inn in Cripplesease and just over a mile away is the Halsetown Inn, well known for its excellent food. The heart of St Ives is only a few miles away with its surfing and more sheltered 5 Ref: LCAA8258 beaches to either side of the picture postcard harbour surrounded by shops, galleries and restaurants. The area is renowned for its artist community and includes the Tate St Ives gallery. Between St Ives, Carbis Bay and Hayle there are excellent facilities including doctors, dentists, professional services, shopping including supermarkets, a leisure centre with swimming pool and schooling. A few miles to the south are Penzance and Marazion around Mounts Bay with St Michael’s Mount creating a focal point. Penzance has a rich seafaring heritage and many period buildings amongst its streets. Penzance is known as the capital of West Cornwall and has the widest range of shopping facilities as well as picturesque parks, museums, the Morrad Library and the seafront promenade walk as well as the Jubilee open air swimming pool. Marazion is a picture postcard small town with active sailing club, many restaurants and a long beach. There are golf courses at Cape Cornwall, Tregenna Castle (St Ives) and the West Cornwall Golf Club at Lelant. The A30 expressway makes it only just over ½ an hour’s drive to Cornwall’s capital city of Truro where there is private education and the county’s main hospital. Close by is the mainline railway station at St Erth with travel times to London being around 5 hours. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) From the driveway half glazed double doors open to:- PORCH. Windows on three sides, tiled floor with mat well, exposed granite around a half glazed stable door opening to:- KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM – 18’ x 11’10” reducing to 9’. A contemporary space with travertine flooring and two windows with slate sills to the front. Exposed granite former fireplace now housing the boiler. Cream fronted range of kitchen units under a mix of Cornish granite and wood worktops with an island having a breakfast bar to one side. Concealed integrated fridge and dishwasher. Four plate induction hob with contemporary ceiling mounted stainless steel extractor over. Integrated oven/grill, microwave oven and coffee machine. Stainless steel undermounted sink with cut draining area beside and chrome mixer tap over. Space for a washing machine. Opening through the granite wall to:- 6 Ref: LCAA8258 LIVING / DINING ROOM – 29’7” x 10’4”. 12’ high vaulted ceiling to about two thirds of the room with exposed timbers. Three windows facing over the garden to the countryside views beyond. Wood flooring throughout, contemporary woodburning stove on a polished granite hearth. Areas of exposed granite within the walls, recessed shelving. Plentiful space for separate sitting and dining areas. Opening to:- HALL. Two windows to the side and a half glazed stable door opening to the patio and garden. Linen cupboard with slatted wooden shelving, recessed further shelving and hanging area. Doors to:- BATH / SHOWER ROOM – 10’7” x 6’5”. A stunning space with travertine wall tiling and travertine mosaic floor tiling. Contemporary white sanitaryware including a double ended bath with integrated chrome tap, wc and cantilevered wash basin with chrome mixer tap. Curving glazed screen shower enclosure with remote digitally controlled chrome rain head mixer shower and additional handheld shower. Obscured window, chrome heated towel rail, striplight with electric shaver socket over the wash basin. Fitted storage cupboards. BEDROOM 3 – 11’10” x 6’7”. Window to the front, wood flooring, small section of exposed granite. BEDROOM 2 – 12’3” x 12’ including en-suite. Window to the front, wood flooring, fitted wardrobes with dressing area and cupboards over. Folding door to:- 7 Ref: LCAA8258 EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM. Tiled and glazed screened shower enclosure with electric shower. White wash basin, white concealed cistern wc, travertine mosaic floor tiling, fitted shelving, extractor fan. STUDY – 8’3” x 8’. Window overlooking the garden, recessed cupboard, wood flooring. Door to a further hall. The doors to either side of this room could be sealed if dividing the house to create annexe, subject to all necessary consents. HALL – 8’5” x 5’4”. Porthole window, high monopitched ceiling, wooden steps with LED tread lights descending to the hall, full wall of fitted cupboards. Door to:- LOUNGE – 18’ x 12’6”. 14’9” high vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers and fibreoptic starlights. Window to the side and 7’6” wide sliding glazed doors opening to the terrace, garden and taking in fantastic views 8 Ref: LCAA8258 stretching to the sea and Lizard head along the horizon. Wood flooring, contemporary woodburning stove on a slate hearth. Door to:- DRESSING ROOM. Wood flooring, fitted wardrobes and drawers. Doors to the en-suite shower room and:- BEDROOM 1 – 12’7” x 10’1”. Two windows facing the views, wood flooring, ceiling fan. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM. Curving glazed screened shower enclosure with slatted wood flooring, contemporary seat and remote digitally controlled rain head mixer shower with additional hand held shower. Contemporary white concealed cistern wc and cantilevered wash basin with wall mounted chrome mixer tap. Wood flooring, stone effect tiled walls, obscured window, extractor fan, chrome heated towel rail and ceiling mounted heated body drying fan. DETACHED ANNEXE / DOUBLE GARAGE Formerly a detached double garage but converted into workshop and annexe space for their daughter over 10 years ago. The garage doors are still in place should somebody wish to turn it back into a garage and we would suggest that anyone looking for 9 Ref: LCAA8258 an annexe would consider that this building requires further work to bring it up to normal residential standards.
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