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Deanwood Details Ref No: DCP00605 YN RHEASH, CORLEA ROAD, MALEW PRICE £1,999,000 www.dean wood.co.im - 2 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew * Exquisite Detached Country House * Superb Views Over Open Countryside and Southern Coastline * Direct Access to the Cringle Reservoir and Plantation * Recently Extended to Include a Spectacular 1st Floor Living Room & Balcony * 5 Reception Rooms * Bespoke Breakfast Kitchen * Utility Room * Cloakroom (WC) * Boiler Room * Bespoke Boot Room & Shower Room * Master Bedroom Suite with Luxury En-Suite, Dressing Room and Sun Terrace * Further 4 Bedrooms (1 En-Suite) * Luxury Family Bathroom * Double Garage * Guest/Staff Apartment * Oil Fired Central Heating * uPVC Double Glazing * Additional Land & Contents by Separate Negotiation - 3 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew An exquisite country house set in a unique location enjoying one of the finest positions on the Isle of Man. Nestled in the land of South Barrule, backing onto the Cringle Reservoir and plantation, with panoramic views to the southern coastline and North Wales on a clear day. Remaining in the same family ownership for almost 30 years, Yn Rheash has been extended and restored to an exemplary standard to create an exception country house with a dramatic back drop. Accommodation comprising of: entrance, cloakroom, six reception rooms (one with balcony to front), bespoke breakfast kitchen, master bedroom suite with roof garden, guest suite, three further bedrooms and boot room with shower room. A self-contained one bedroom guest apartment and quadruple garage. Pavioured parking and sweeping lawned gardens and 6.5 acres. Ten minutes to airport and the private schools of King Williams College and The Buchan. Douglas is a 15 minute drive away. Flying times to London airports 75 minutes, Dublin 40 minutes, Manchester, Geneva 2 hours. The price is to include fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings and fitted domestic electrical appliances. Certain items will be specifically excluded and some items may be purchased by separate negotiation. The property is approached through electronically operated gates with a pillared Manx stone entrance on an expansive pavioured driveway. The area is flanked by lawned gardens which on the western approach leads directly on the Cringle Plantation. The gardens are designed with ease of maintenance in mind, comprising: rockery, borders dressed with bark and well tended sweeping lawns. There is an outside recreational area having a timber raised deck stage with hot tub. There are fenced paddocks to one side ideal for horses. To the rear is a flagged paved area additional parking/car washing area and oil tank. Additional land is available by separate negotiation. - 4 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTY From Ballasalla head North along the Ballamodha straight towards Foxdale. Turn left signposted Ronague along the Corlea Road. Pass a property known as Croit Vane on your right hand side and proceed for approximately one mile. Yn Rheash can be found on the right hand side immediately before the Cringle Plantation. - 5 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew In greater detail the accommodation comprises:- GROUND FLOOR ENTRANCE PORCH Oak wood part glazed entrance door with matching double glazed windows. Double glazed side lights. Tiled floor. Low voltage ceiling lighting. Double opening through oak part glazed doors leading to:- LOUNGE (24’5” x 14’3” approx.) Imposing Manx stone fireplace on polished black granite hearth with Clearview wood burning stove. Attractive oak wood mantelpiece. Four picture light points. Low voltage ceiling lights. Coved ceiling. Matching oak wood panelled wall to dado rail level. Fitted oak wood display shelving and cupboard. Two double glazed windows affording views across to the southern coastline. DINING ROOM (15’1” X 16’5” approx.) Three double glazed windows with front elevation affording views across to the southern coastline. Coved ceiling. Three picture light points. Contemporary gas fire set in stainless steel surround. Double opening part glazed oak doors leading to:- - 6 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew BREAKFAST KITCHEN (25’10 x 13’1” approx.) Hand crafted bespoke Pippy oak kitchen created by local craftman Darren O’Rourke. Finished with polished granite work surfaces. Expansive range of units fitted to base and high level with pelmet lighting. Polished Travertine floor tiling. Coved ceiling. Low voltage ceiling lighting. Oak part glazed door to outside. BOILER ROOM Housing pressurised hot water cylinder. Worcester condenser oil fired central heating boiler. Facilities area providing access for pipe work to under floor heating. Polished Travertine flooring. CLOAKROOM/WC Shaped oak wood drawer unit with polished granite top and limestone circular bowl wash band basin with mixer tap. Two wall light points. Coved ceiling. Extractor. Low voltage ceiling lights. Polished Travertine flooring. INNER HALL Coved ceiling. Two wall light points. Under stairs cupboards. Hand crafted dog-leg staircase to first floor. - 7 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew SNOOKER ROOM (23’6” x 16’5” approx.) Coved ceiling. Five picture light points. Polished stone fireplace with black granite backing and hearth incorporating coal effect gas fire with dog grate. MEDIA ROOM (23’0” x 14’9” approx.) Six wall light points. Double glazed French doors to outside. Cushioned walls in opulent fabric which provides acoustic protection. Wiring for ceiling projector. Low voltage ceiling lights. - 8 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew ORANGERY (25’5” x 16’9” approx.) Glazed atrium ceiling. Polished Travertine flooring. Low voltage ceiling lights. French doors to outside. BOOT ROOM (16’0” x 9’8” approx.) Accessed from across Spacious bespoke fitted boot room with an abundance of seating, hanging and storage. SHOWER ROOM Walk-in shower with power shower, WC and wash hand basin. Fully tiled walls and floor. - 9 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew FIRST FLOOR LANDING Radiator. Coved ceiling. Loft hatch to roof void. Low voltage ceiling lights. MASTER BEDROOM SUITE: BEDROOM (16’7” x 13’9” approx.) Attractive timber fireplace with polished marble hearth incorporated coal effect gas fire. Door leading to roof garden. Two radiators. EN-SUITE BATHROOM Kohler suite comprising large tub, walk-in shower unit, WC, vanity wash hand basin. Low voltage ceiling lights. Travertine flooring. Wall mounted radiator heater. Extractor fan. WALK-IN DRESSING ROOM With bank of glass fronted robes with ‘automatic movement’. Pelmet lighting. Mirrored robes at end. Low voltage ceiling lights. Radiator. - 10 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew BALCONY From the master bedroom access to balcony with garden, edged by steel and glass balustrade, lazy lawn and steps which lead down to garden level. BEDROOM 4 (16’1” x 10’5” approx.) Radiator with covered protection forming window seat. Coved ceiling. Dual aspect room with views to the south over Langness peninsular. BEDROOM 3 (13’4” x 11’10” approx.) Coved ceiling. Two windows affording views across to the Langness peninsular. Radiator with covered protection forming window seat. Loft hatch to roof void. Cupboard and storage shelving. INNER LANDING FAMILY BATHROOM Coved ceiling. Slate effect flooring. Raised oak dias for shower cubicle. Victoria Albert contemporary tub with Villeroy and Boch shaped wash hand basin and ‘egg pod’ shaped WC. Heated towel rail. Radiator. - 11 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew GUEST SUITE/BEDROOM 2 (16’1” x 14’11” approx.) EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully tiled floor. Kohler suite comprising: WC and wash hand basin. Shower cubicle. Tiled floor. Low voltage ceiling light. Period style cast iron radiator and towel rail. LIVING ROOM (32’0” x 13’0”) A spectacular living space on the first floor enjoying panoramic views across the south of the island. Potential for kitchenette or additional bathroom to rear. Bi-folding doors open to:- BALCONY Enjoying front aspect over garden and rural and coastline views beyond. Glass balustrade and easy to main artificial grass. - 12 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew GUEST APARTMENT ENTRANCE leading to:- KITCHEN (18’11” X 9’0” approx.) Hand crafted bespoke kitchen created by local craftsman Darren O’Rourke. A range of unit with walnut work surface area. Five ring gas hob. AEG multi-combi oven. AEG dishwasher. AEG fridge. Bosch washer/dryer. Integrated sink. Filter hood. Travertine tiled flooring. Low voltage ceiling lights. Internal access to large quadruple garage, where stairs leading up to first floor level provide further accommodation. LOUNGE (14’7” x 13’10” approx.) With dormer window and eaves storage. Low voltage ceiling lights. - 13 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew BEDROOM (15’1” x 11’5” approx.) Eaves storage. Dormer and gable windows. Radiator. Low level wardrobes. BATHROOM Low level WC. Pedestal wash hand basin. Panelled bath tub. Shower cubicle and extractor fan. Period style cast iron radiator. Eaves storage area. Tiled walls and floor. Low voltage ceiling lights. Extractor fan. Gable Window. - 14 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew GARAGE (25’10” X 20’0” approx.) SERVICES Mains water, electricity and private drainage. Underfloor heating to ground floor. Oil fired central heating. Double glazing. ASSESSMENT Rateable value £360 Approx Rates payable £1,535.40 (incl. of water rates). TENURE FREEHOLD VACANT POSSESSION ON COMPLETION For further details and arrangements to view, please contact the Agents. MORTGAGES How much can I borrow? What will it cost? Which lender has the best deals? What is the tax relief on the mortgage repayments? Don't worry - help is at hand! We have access to all the local lenders and will arrange everything for you. Contact Jay Moreton on 611227 for an appointment for friendly and independent financial advice. - 15 - Yn Rheash, Corlea Road, Malew .
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