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Welcome to Thimble Hall, a charming and historic country home commanding an elevated position on the outskirts of Latchley, Gunnislake, within the Tamar Valley National Landscapes. This exceptional residence includes a wooden lodge Cabin which is currently a successful holiday let. There is the opportunity to purchase the adjoining 5.5 acres of picturesque land. The House Thimble Hall boasts a generous total floor area of approximately 2,844 sq. ft. across three levels, seamlessly combining traditional character with modern convenience. On the lower ground floor, the spacious kitchen/dining room offers ample space for entertaining, with stunning valley views, a wood burner, and original features such as exposed beams and granite window surrounds. This level also includes a plant room, W.C., and a handy boot room. The original staircase leads to the ground floor, where a grand sitting room showcases high ceilings, exposed granite, and large windows, creating an elegant and inviting space. Along the hallway are two double bedrooms and a family shower room. At the end of the hallway, an original church door opens to the front of the property. Adding to its charm, the house even features a working church bell, which you’re welcome to try when you visit! The first floor includes a bedroom and a stylish bathroom featuring a clawfoot bath, while the master suite offers an en-suite bathroom and his-and-hers built-in wardrobes. A large picture window overlooks the sitting room, framing breathtaking valley views that stretch as far as the River Tamar. The Lodge Nestled within the grounds, The Lodge is a cosy wooden cabin with stunning views over the surrounding countryside. It includes a bedroom with a wood burner, a kitchen, and a shower room. With its own private entrance and parking, it is currently used as a successful holiday let. Services Mains water and electricity. Biomass boiler providing central heating and hot water. Private sewerage to two septic tanks serving the house and The Lodge.  Outbuildings The property benefits from several spacious outbuildings, including three garages, which provide ample storage or the potential for conversion (subject to planning permission). One garage is currently used as a games room. There is also a fuel store and plant room, along with additional spaces that are ideal for workshops, hobbies, or further development, adding to the property’s versatility. Outside Space and Land Set within approximately 2 acres of land, Thimble Hall enjoys stunning views across the Cornish and Devonshire countryside. The land provides space for gardening, outdoor activities, or simply enjoying the natural surroundings, while a private driveway ensures a sense of seclusion. Lot 2 – Available by Separate Negotiation An additional 5.5 acres of land, available separately, includes paddocks, a small area of woodland, an open-fronted barn, and a tractor shed. If not sold with Thimble Hall, it will be marketed independently. Location Latchley is a charming Cornish village set within the Tamar Valley National Landscapes (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Known for its rolling hills, historic mining heritage, and scenic walks, it offers an idyllic rural setting. The nearby town of Gunnislake provides essential amenities, including a primary school, local shops, a post office, and pubs. For a wider range of services, the market town of Tavistock, approximately 10 miles away, offers supermarkets, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Families will appreciate the excellent schools in the area, with primary schools in Gunnislake and Callington, as well as secondary schools in Tavistock and Callington. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy Tamar Valley trails, fishing on the River Tamar, and the stunning Cornish coastline, which is approximately 20 miles away. Transport Links Despite its tranquil rural setting, Thimble Hall offers excellent connectivity. Gunnislake railway station provides links to Plymouth and beyond, while the A30 offers easy access to Exeter and other major cities. A Rare Opportunity Thimble Hall presents a unique opportunity to own a substantial historic country property in one of Cornwall’s most desirable rural locations. Whether you’re looking for a family home or a countryside retreat, this charming residence offers endless possibilities. Contact us today to arrange a viewing! Agent Note: We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There's no obligation to use our recommended providers.  In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £30 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.

Trelaske Manor is believed to date back originally to the 18th century and is one of the most important residences in the historic Parish of Lewannick in the heart of north Cornwall. The home has an abundance of elegance with its architectural flair, charm and character. Our clients have resided in the property for some 8 years, they have completed a significant improvement project where the accommodation has been sympathetically updated to create what is today a superb home ready for immediate occupation. The accommodation is accessed via the grand porch from where solid wooden double doors swing open into the impressive reception hallway. The hallway really gives you a flavour of the grandeur as it is dominated by the wide wooden staircase. Double doors lead out to the back garden and frame the far-reaching views over the grounds. The hallway has exposed wood, deep window cills and Karndean flooring. It leads off at one side to a utility room and downstairs wc. There are many reception rooms which can be used in a versatile configuration. The formal dining room is spacious and the perfect space for entertaining. It is dual aspect with part wood panelled walls. The modern kitchen/breakfast room is superbly equipped with a range of matching wall and based units finished in honey oak. The work surfaces are solid granite and there is a Belfast style sink with mixer taps and a pull out expandable tap. The kitchen also comprises of display shelving and plate rack. There is concealed underlighting and recessed downlighting. An extensive range of appliances are included in the sale such as two microwave ovens, an gas fired aga, an electric fan oven, hob and a free standing American style fridge /freezer. The kitchen has a ceramic floor and again being dual aspect, has plenty of natural light. There is further additional storage in the form of two built in cupboards along with a door which opens into the west wing which is currently configured as a two storey bed and breakfast unit. The study is spacious and has a wood burning stove providing a cosy feel during the cooler months. From the study with very little effort, access could be be reinstalled back into what is currently Waterfall cottage (a two bedroom 2 storey self-contained holiday unit) this cottage would then become part of the main residence. The principal living space of Trelaske Manor is found on the first floor accessed directly from the wide stairs. The area features a stunning A frame ceiling throughout which is one of the key focal points along as well as the stained-glass window with the attractive Cornish crest. A glazed door leads out to the balcony which is wide enough for many to use and enjoy the far-reaching views looking due south over the gardens and field. There are three bedrooms on the first floor, the master bedroom suite has a walk in dressing room and a recently installed en-suite bathroom/ wc which has a matching suite including a separate shower cubicle with soaker shower. The remaining two double bedrooms both have en-suite facilities with showers and two windows each overlooking the respective elevations. The property has the benefit of oil fired central heating and UPVC double glazed windows and doors. Our clients have informed us that all of the handmade curtains, blinds and light fittings will remain as part of the sale. Trelaske B&B (Fully furnished two bedroom letting suite) Interconnected and attached to the main house and accessed from the kitchen/ breakfast room is Trelaske B&B, it has been used commercially for many years and generated a healthy income. The B&B is self-contained with a door leading from the front driveway off the main with a door leading to its own private terrace at the rear. It is two storey and is configured with reversed accommodation having two letting suites on the ground floor comprising of two double bedrooms with en-suite facilities and on the top floor a large open plan living space which has been used as a dining room for bed and breakfast guests. This room has a pleasant view over the gardens and access into the eaves storage. Waterfall Cottage (fully furnished two bedroom self catering suite) This is a two bedroom two storey letting suite which is entirely self contained. It also has reversed accommodation with two bedrooms both with en-suite facilities. It has been used as a self catering unit very successfully with some guests having stayed at times for several weeks. It is unobtrusive to the main residence and like the B&B suite has its own outside terrace. The first floor has an open plan kitchen/ living area with a range of kitchen units in an L shape. Built in is an electric hob and oven and a free standing washing machine. From this elevation there is a wonderful view over the surrounding gardens and land. The cottage is also being sold fully furnished and has its own area of outside terrace. Outside The property is entirely enclosed for safety and security and is accessed from the road by double wrought iron gates which open into the attractive cobbled and lawned front courtyard. At the side there are two storage sheds one of which houses the oil tank. Access can be gained from the side of the Manor around to the rear where the main area of garden can be found. As previously mentioned both the two wings have their own paved terraces which are inset and away from the outside garden of the principal residence. They are level and well suited for outside dining and relaxing when the weather allows. The views over the lawn and field take centre stage. There is outside lighting and a further useful number of storage sheds one of which houses the equipment for the bore hole that provides the private water supply. The main lawn has a circular central paved area with a water feature ideal for recreational activities such as light ball games and croquet. A haha divides the formal area of lawn with the pasture land below. At the side of the haha our clients have installed a strategically placed seating area which is the perfect place to relax in during the evening watching the sunset. The pasture beyond which is in the ownership of the Manor provides security of knowing that the beautiful landscape will not change. Our clients allow a local sheep farmer to graze his sheep on a casual arrangement and the area within the title is at present defined but unfenced to provide the stock with open space. At the bottom of the field the land adjoins a small watercourse which is a tributary of the Inny River. There is a stunning waterfall within that section of the stream. The whole area is entirely unspoilt with natural beauty. The area is both a safe haven and rich habitat for much wildlife. The grounds are a key component to the set-up of Trelaske Manor and those with livestock will no doubt appreciate the overall environment. The property is located along a single-track country road about 3/4 of a mile from the village of Lewannick in the heart of the Inny valley, the river is a major tributary of the Tamar which forms the border between Cornwall and Devon. A short distance away there are many village amenities to include a Public House, County Primary School, Parish Church and a busy Village Hall with regular community activities. The nationally acclaimed restaurant at Coombeshead Farm can be found within walking distance. Access to either the A38 to Plymouth and South Devon or the A30 provides access west to Truro and West Cornwall or east to Exeter and beyond. Within eight miles is the former capital town of Cornwall, Launceston, with a great range of independent shops, including a bakery, butchers, historic church and medieval castle. There is a range of schools and colleges in the local area as well as recreational facilities including Bodmin Moor in one direction and Dartmoor in the other. The Continental Ferryport and City of Plymouth is found within 30 miles of the property offering more extensive amenities as well as transport links via main line rail link to London and the Midlands and regular services by ferry to France and Spain.

FULL VIDEO TOUR AVAILABLE PLEASE ENQUIRE Accommodation:  Set over 4,500 sq. ft., Hawkmoor House is a stunning period home with historic charm and modern comforts. Originally built around 1864 and nearly fully rebuilt in 1990, the property has recently undergone extensive additional renovations. High ceilings span both floors, paired with tall sash windows (UPVC), ornate coving, ceiling roses, elegant picture and dado rails, and grand fireplaces.  Entering through the original hallway you will find granite posts dating back to the home's origins, this hallway leads into the oak conservatory a bright space with views of the surrounding forestry. Moving back into the main hallway which flows into a series of beautiful rooms: a welcoming reception area, a lounge, and a morning room—all with high sash windows and working fireplaces that create a warm ambience.  Down the hallway, the rear lobby leads to, what is currently used as a study/additional guest bedroom, however it could be perfectly suited for multi-generational living. This private space has its own shower room, separate entrance, and a lawned area that was once a tennis court.  Returning to the main house, there is the dining room, featuring an ornate fireplace. The recently renovated kitchen boasts maple floors and worksurfaces, an oil-fired AGA, and a butler’s pantry complete with a double oven and induction hob. Adjacent to the kitchen is the newly constructed breakfast room—a light-filled space perfect for entertaining, with doors that open onto the patio and doors to the dining room. Also on the ground floor, you’ll find a newly refurbished boot room with a separate WC, (perfect for muddy boots and furry friends!), a utility room that houses laundry facilities, adjacent to the oil-fired boiler room and storeroom. The staircase is another original feature, lit by a large window that fills the space with natural light. Upstairs, the annex bedroom offers another ideal setup for multi-generational living or a potential AirBnB rental. This spacious double bedroom includes an en-suite shower room, private entrance, and ample room to install a kitchenette, making it perfect for a fully self-contained studio annex. The luxurious master suite boasts a fully fitted, double-depth wardrobe, a newly renovated en-suite shower room, and a versatile adjoining space that could serve as a dressing room, nursery, or an additional single bedroom. Three more generously sized double bedrooms, one of which has another spacious en-suite, provide plenty of space for family or guests.  The newly fitted family bathroom is a bright room, featuring a large walk-in shower and a stunning clawfoot bath. Spacious hallways and large laundry cupboard and multiple access points to the abundant loft storage, where the solar battery is housed, completes this first floor level.  Outside:  Hawkmoor House has a delightful mature garden filled with lawns, mature shrubs, and trees. Just outside the kitchen and breakfast room, you will find a spacious patio with a veranda, perfect for lively gatherings or peaceful morning coffees. Further along the lawn, is another patio area with a fishpond—an all-day suntrap! At the top of the drive lies a partly walled garden, previously an orchard, complete with two greenhouses and fruit cages, offering a delightful space for gardening enthusiasts. Surrounding the property is the woodland owned by Hawkmoor House. For those who love the outdoors, the house also connects via a private path directly to the Tamar Trails, offering 25 km of historic woodland paths to explore. The property is approached via a long, private driveway leading to a large parking area with ample space for multiple vehicles. Adjacent to the drive, a timber workshop and garage provide excellent storage, with a second garage offering even more room for outdoor equipment. Additionally, a timber-framed, open-fronted barn offers convenient shelter for garden machinery or extra vehicle storage.  Services: Hawkmoor House is connected to mains electricity and water, with private drainage provided via a shared septic tank with a neighbouring property. The property benefits from oil-fired central heating and has 10 photovoltaic panels with battery storage on a feed-in tariff, generating an annual income. Situation: Hawkmoor House is an elegant detached residence nestled in the heart of the Tamar Valley AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), an area steeped in history and once home to one of the largest copper mines of the 1800s. Originally built as the count house for Wheal Josiah, Hawkmoor House embodies the grandeur and assurance that these historic mining offices projected to investors and the public alike. Right from your doorstep, you can explore miles of scenic trails, ideal for walking, biking, and horseback riding, with the stunning Devon Great Consols just waiting to be discovered.  Conveniently located near the Devon/Cornwall border, Gulworthy offers easy access to both north and south coast beaches, moorland, golf courses, and a variety of National Trust properties. Only a 10-minute drive brings you to Tavistock, a charming West Country market town and World Heritage site. Tavistock is filled with attractions, from a vibrant shopping scene to a selection of schools, including the prestigious private school, Mount Kelly. It also offers essential amenities such as doctor’s surgeries and a hospital, along with ample recreational options, including the Pannier Market, tennis courts, swimming pools, and a gym. For a city experience, Plymouth is just 15 miles away. The Gunnislake train station is only a 10-minute drive away offers direct service to Plymouth, with easy onward connections to London and beyond. Agent Note: We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There's no obligation to use our recommended providers.  In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £30 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.

Cargibbitt Farm lies in an idyllic tucked away but not isolated location close to Bodmin Moor. There are outstanding views afforded from all parts of the property with the main house and garden being beautifully sheltered. Originally a barn, the building was converted and extended we understand in the 1970’s with careful attention to detail ensuring that a wealth of character was preserved. Today, the home which is a superb example of a country residence has highly flexible accommodation of at least four bedrooms. One of the main aspects of the property is the detached modern leisure suite that was added some ten years ago and houses a large indoor swimming pool with changing space and showers. Further rooms include a kitchen and bedroom which can accommodate extended family when needed. For equestrian enthusiasts, there is an extensive range of facilities including a small indoor area, comprehensive stable block, feed stores and field shelter. The land comprises of some 22 acres and is divided into four main paddocks which are gently sloping and well fenced. The property is located in a peaceful rural situation but is close to village facilities in Pensilva and Upton Cross and easy access to the rugged terrain of Bodmin Moor. For those requiring access further afield within just 15 minutes is a main line railway station at Liskeard. The main house is split level and comprises of highly flexible accommodation including a modern triple aspect kitchen/dining room which is well fitted and has a range of integrated appliances including a double oven, induction hob, extractor fan, microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher. There are a range of matching cream fronted units, solid oak work surfaces and glass display cabinets. The room has modern recessed downlighting and flagged floor. There is plenty of room for a dining table. An adjacent utility room houses white goods and provides further storage and work surfaces. The main lounge has an impressive granite fireplace with wood burning stove. The adjacent garden room offers escapism and a place to relax and has direct access to the beautiful garden. Completing the reception space is a spacious light and airy drawing room which is dual aspect and has a feature traditional supporting granite pillar and matching granite fireplace with a further wood burning stove and display plinths at either side. Also on the ground floor is a large home office which could be used as a fifth bedroom if so required. The property benefits from fibre broadband direct to the premises. On the first floor are four bedrooms. The dual aspect master bedroom has a fully tiled en-suite shower room/WC with an electric shower. There is also a walk in wardrobe with a safe. The remaining bedrooms share use of the fully tiled bathroom/WC which has a shower over the ‘P’ shaped bath. The views from all sides are breath-taking. The property is warmed by oil fired central heating, is UPVC double glazed and neutrally decorated throughout. In 2008 our clients received planning consent to demolish the pre-existing agricultural buildings in the yard and extend their residential curtilage in the form of a new building to house a large indoor swimming pool with additional facilities. This is a significant benefit of the home and is used on a regular basis. The building has previously functioned to accommodate family as there is a kitchen, living space, showers and WC. The swimming pool is heated with all of the necessary filtration equipment accessible in the plant room. The large patio and seating area stands in a splendid position. The triple garage has double opening doors, power and light and is adjacent to the wood store. The American barn style stable block comprises of four large loose boxes, three of which have “Fieldguard” rubber matting. Two of the boxes have doors on either side. The block has power, water and light connected. The indoor arena could have a variety of uses. It has a sand and chipped rubber surface which is excellent for riding. There is a gated feed store, loose box and double bay tractor store within the large building. The feed store has both double and a jockey door providing easy access. At the side of the building, a level concreted area has been used for a muckheap but could accommodate a horse walker if desired. A large field shelter of 12 x 18 foot (3.66m x 5.49m) has been erected in the closest paddock. The grounds surround the property in the main on the westerly side and the pasture is laid into four main natural enclosures and is fenced into smaller grazing paddocks. There is road access at the top and a 65'7 x 131'3 (20m x 40m) fenced area where there is a great vantage point for the best of the stunning far reaching views. Cargibbitt Farm is accessed from an adopted road down a private drive which leads to the gravelled driveway with ample parking and turning space. The gardens have been professionally landscaped and are terraced, private and well enclosed with again a focus on the outstanding views. There are many lawned areas and natural flower beds, rockeries, feature steps and many specimen trees. Recently our clients have added a pond which attracts much wildlife. The shrubs, bushes and perennials offer a blaze of colour during the growing season. Many outside seating areas are inviting places to sit and enjoy an evening drink or meal when the warmer weather allows. For those green fingered gardeners there is plenty of space for a vegetable garden, a greenhouse is in situ and some apple and cherry trees bear fruit. The nearby village of Pensilva is well served with a range of facilities to include a Primary School, Church, Community Centre with bar, Recreational Park and Doctor’s Surgery. Upton Cross has a Public House, Parish Church, County Primary School and the Sterts Theatre. A first class cross country course is currently available for hire from the next door property. The property is close to Bodmin Moor and Minions in the heart of Twelve Mens Moor close to Caradon Hill. Further comprehensive shopping, commercial and recreational facilities are located in either Launceston (12 miles) or Liskeard which is approximately 5.1 miles and has a mainline railway station with multiple daily services to London (Paddington). There are a range of private schools St. Josephs (Launceston) and Mount Kelly (Tavistock). Excellent transport links can be found in the cathedral city of Exeter by road, rail and air (Exeter International Airport) which is about 53 miles. The A30 dual carriageway can be reached in approximately 20 minutes. The continental ferryport and city of Plymouth is approximately 19.7 miles distant and has regular cross channel services to France and Spain. AGENTS NOTE Some of the external photos were taken before the wildlife pond was added.

***GUIDE PRICE £1,000,000 - £1,100,000*** A Bespoke Riverside Residence with Breathtaking Views Weir Run is a truly exceptional detached home fully renovated by the current owners, set in a tranquil position in the village of Gunnislake. Overlooking the River Tamar and nestled within the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this striking modern home combines architectural elegance with natural serenity. One of the property’s most captivating features is its direct outlook over the historic Tamar Weir – a fish weir originally built by the monks of Tavistock Abbey and later rebuilt circa 1800 – which marks the tidal limit of the river. The ever-changing light on the water, wildlife, and surrounding countryside provide a constant sense of peace.  Accommodation Ground Floor A grand entrance hall with elegant flooring and bespoke finishes sets the tone for the interiors beyond. The heart of the home is the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space, designed for both family life and entertaining. A stylish central island and walk-in pantry complement the sleek, high-specification kitchen, while large windows  capture uninterrupted river views and floods the space with natural light. Also on the ground floor is a spacious guest bedroom with luxury en-suite, a dedicated home office/study, cloakroom with WC, and internal access to the large double garage. First Floor Upstairs, the principal suite offers an indulgent retreat, with views overlooking the river, a dressing area, and a spa-style en-suite bathroom. Two further well-proportioned double bedrooms, both with en-suites, and one with a private balcony with views of the Weir, providing ideal accommodation for family or visitors. A fully equipped utility room adds practical convenience to the upper level. Outside Externally, the property boasts an exceptional outdoor offering. A spacious driveway provides ample off-road parking, while a large terrace accessed directly from the main living space creates a perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining, all while enjoying stunning views over the River Tamar and the weir. The mature garden is beautifully maintained, featuring a well-kept lawn, a variety of bushes and shrubs, and a separate patio area ideal for relaxing or hosting guests. To the side of the property, there is a plot—offering exciting potential to establish an orchard or further enhance the garden space. This superb outdoor setting combines privacy, versatility and breath-taking natural views, making it an attractive feature. Situation Weir Run enjoys a prime location in the vibrant village of Gunnislake, situated on the picturesque Cornwall-Devon border. The village itself is a hub of convenience, boasting an array of local amenities including a post office, shops, a traditional pub, a modern health centre, and a highly regarded primary school, all within easy reach. Just a short walk from the property is a 17th-century pub, The Rising Sun. It is known for its friendly atmosphere, dog-friendly policy, family-friendly environment, live music, and a selection of real ales, all within a charming, rural setting.  For those seeking a touch of indulgence, a short drive leads to two prestigious luxury hotels and dining destinations: The Horn of Plenty, renowned for its exquisite cuisine and elegant ambiance, and Hotel Endsleigh, a Regency-era masterpiece offering unrivalled sophistication and tranquil grounds. Education and leisure are equally well-catered for. Just 5 miles away lies the historic market town of Tavistock, home to an eclectic mix of independent shops, supermarkets, and acclaimed eateries such as The Cornish Arms. Families will appreciate the proximity to top-tier schools, including the prestigious Mount Kelly, known for its academic excellence and holistic approach.  Nature enthusiasts there are host of footpaths from the property and you are spoiled for choice with the Tamar Trails, Dartmoor National Park, and the stunning Cornish coastline all nearby, offering endless opportunities for exploration and relaxation. Transport links are exceptional, with Gunnislake railway station less than a mile from the property, providing regular and scenic services to Plymouth via the Tamar Valley Line. Despite its tranquil rural charm, Weir Run ensures seamless connectivity to the broader South West, making it an ideal retreat for both permanent living and luxurious holiday escapes.  Riverside Stay – Boutique B&B Opportunity Weir Run is currently a home to a well-reviewed and beautifully presented bed and breakfast. It utilised the two en-suite guest rooms—one with the private river-facing balcony—making it an ideal turnkey opportunity for buyers seeking a home-and-income lifestyle. This established B&B adds an appealing commercial dimension to the property. FISHING RIGHTS FOR SALE UNDER SEPARATE NEGOTIATION The owner of Weir Run has been a member of the Lower Tamar Fishing Club since the Fishing rights were purchased by the club in 1976. Only 4 owners of this stretch of river in the last 500 years. Available for purchase are 6 days (Shares)  in perpetuity fishing per month during Salmon/Sea Trout fishing season (March 1st-October 14th) subject to club approval. Approximately 5.5 miles of Salmon Fishing on the River Tamar of which approximately 1/2 mile is tidal, 3 beats ,with two rods fishing on each beat per day. Mostly fly fishing but some pools can be fished with a spinner. Species of fish :Salmon , Sea Trout, Brown Trout, Grayling Sellers Note Weir Run has been in our family for 50 Years. In 2018 after my father passed away, we transformed what was a quaint two-bedroom bungalow into our dream retreat, a haven designed to embrace the beauty of this extraordinary location.  Nothing compares to the peace and tranquillity we have found at Weir Run. It’s a sanctuary, a place where you can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life yet remain conveniently connected. While the Cornish coastline buzzes with summer activity, Weir Run offers a peaceful escape, a hidden gem. Yet, you are never far from adventure. Explore the rugged beauty of Dartmoor, discover historic sites, or wander through picturesque fishing villages. And for everyday conveniences, the charming Market town of Tavistock, birthplace to Sir Francis Drake, is just a short drive away offering delightful shops and restaurants. We’ve woven countless cherished memories into the fabric of this home-lazy days fishing on the river, idyllic picnics on the banks whilst watching the abundance of wildlife, Kingfishers, Otters, leaping Salmon & Sea Trout. It, s with heavy hearts that we’ve decided to move closer to our grandchildren in Virginia, who are calling us home.  Being retired, we have kept busy by running Weir Run as a very successful Boutique B&B. We have met so many wonderful people and our repeat business is close to 50%. It is featured on the Booking.com website as “RIVERSIDE STAY” and our rating has always been 10/10.  We will deeply miss our mornings spent watching the river awaken from our bed, a cup of tea warming our hands. We have been truly blessed to call Weir Run our home, and we know that the next owners will experience the same profound sense of peace and joy. This isn’t just a house; its a slice of paradise, a place where you can create your own treasured moments, surrounded by the beauty of nature. We hope you will feel the magic we have felt here. Agent Note: We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There's no obligation to use our recommended providers.  In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £30 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.

Occupying a truly remarkable position above the River Tamar, this elegant and substantial Victorian Home built in the 1890s commands breathtaking views both up and down the river Tamar, while offering beautifully proportioned accommodation with great character. Rich in original detail and thoughtfully enhanced for modern living, the house combines refined reception space, six bedrooms and a wealth of period charm with the added benefit of a delightful converted coach house, beautiful gardens and grounds of approximately 1.78 acres, and a setting within one of Calstock’s most coveted positions. The Main House This handsome home is arranged over two floors, with good sized rooms and wonderful views throughout. The living room is an impressive principal reception space, with dual-aspect windows framing glorious views of the River Tamar. With period features on display, including shutters, window seats, a ceiling rose and a wood burner set within a marble surround. The formal dining room is equally appealing and well suited to entertaining, with a fireplace, picture rail and high skirting boards all contributing to its classic period character. The hallway retains original flooring, while decorative mouldings and sash windows continue the sense of heritage and craftsmanship. A study with built-in shelving provides an ideal space for home working or reading. The kitchen has been thoughtfully appointed with Neptune cabinetry and granite worktops. An oil-fired Rayburn sits alongside integrated appliances including an electric cooker, dishwasher and induction hob, while a boot room, utility room, cloakroom and large lean-to provide excellent ancillary and storage space. The first floor offers six bedrooms and two bathrooms, with many of the rooms enjoying enchanting views across the river and surrounding landscape. The principal bedroom is particularly attractive, with river views, a feature fireplace and built-in wardrobes. A further impressive bedroom enjoys triple-aspect windows, access onto a roof terrace, lovely views of the river and an open fireplace. The third bedroom also benefits from dual-aspect windows, river views and an en suite shower room. Bedrooms four and five each have fireplaces, while the sixth bedroom, currently suited to use as a single bedroom or library, offers further flexibility according to requirements. The family bathroom, features an original ceramic bath with taps that fill from below and a delightful outlook to be enjoyed from the tub itself. The Coach House In addition to the main house, the converted coach house is a particularly valuable element of the property. Converted in 2011 and a project enjoyed by the current owners, it retains immense charm and character, now providing an inviting kitchen, a sitting room with exposed stone walls and a wood burner, a bathroom, and two downstairs bedrooms, one double and one single. Outside, a lovely patio area creates an attractive space for sitting and entertaining, making the building ideal for holiday letting income. Gardens and Grounds The gardens and grounds are a true delight and extend to approximately 1.78 acres, providing a setting of exceptional beauty and variety. Immediately appealing is the wonderful Victorian-style glasshouse perfectly positioned to enjoy the outlook and equally suited to quiet morning coffee or an evening glass of something sparkling in the sun. Automatic vents open and close to regulate the temperature, perfect for those with green fingers. Beyond, the grounds unfold into a richly planted and thoughtfully arranged landscape, offering a glorious mix of mature trees, shrubs and seasonal planting. Purple beech, horse chestnut and acers sit alongside bluebells, primroses and daffodils, while raised beds, potting sheds and woodland areas create both visual beauty and practical gardening opportunity. Woodland trails invite exploration, and a charming Cornish Hedge runs along the bottom of the garden, adding yet more character to the setting. A walled backdrop to the rear enhances the sense of privacy and enclosure, while a pedestrian entrance could be reinstated from the lower garden offering access further down Sand Lane. Situation Set within the enchanting riverside village of Calstock, the property occupies a highly sought-after position in one of the Tamar Valley’s most captivating settings. Increasingly admired for its unique blend of natural beauty, architectural heritage and community spirit, Calstock offers a lifestyle that feels tranquil and timeless, yet remains connected and vibrant. The village itself enjoys a lively arts scene and a wealth of amenities, including two pubs, a café, an art gallery, a community arts centre, a primary school, a boatyard, and wonderful woodland and riverside walks. The branch line railway station is just a five-minute walk from the front door, offering a scenic journey into Plymouth in approximately 33 minutes, with onward connections to London and beyond. Conveniently located near the Devon and Cornwall border, Calstock is also well placed for access to both the north and south coasts, Dartmoor, golf courses and a number of notable National Trust properties, with nearby Cotehele adding further to the area’s enduring appeal. For those in search of a home with presence, outlook and an exceptional sense of place, this is a rare and compelling opportunity. Services The main house is serviced by, mains water and electricity, private drainage via a Klargester system, and oil-fired central heating. The Coach House benefits from mains water and drainage, together with a separate oil tank and boiler, as well as its own electricity supply from the mains. Agent’s Note We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected conveyancers, mortgage providers, or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you choose to proceed, please note that we will receive an average referral fee of £120–£200 (inclusive of VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These providers have been chosen for their strong local reputations and consistent service quality. There is no obligation to use our recommended services. In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £36 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by the buyer as part of the purchase process.

Lynher House is a charming detached country home set within a peaceful valley position in South East Cornwall, offering characterful accommodation, generous gardens and grounds, three high-end shepherd’s huts, a flexible studio annexe and a traditional stone barn with further potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire not only a beautiful rural home, but also a property with the infrastructure, privacy and setting to support a lifestyle-led income opportunity. Enjoying a peaceful rural valley position with no near neighbours, Lynher House offers an exceptional sense of seclusion while still providing an excellent platform for a buyer to create their own vision. The current owners have used Lynher House as the base for a highly personal retreat offering, and whilst that operation is closely connected to them, the property itself provides an excellent platform for a buyer to create their own holiday accommodation, a variety of retreats or guest stays. A smallholding venture may also be possible, subject to any necessary consents. The Main House At the heart of the property is a beautifully presented detached period cottage, full of warmth, character and charm. The accommodation has been improved sympathetically, retaining the feel of a traditional country home while providing practical and comfortable living space. The entrance hall leads through to a wonderful open-plan kitchen, dining room, which forms the natural hub of the house. With slate flooring, fitted kitchen units, an island and a brick chimney breast currently housing a bioethanol stove, this is a sociable and inviting space for everyday living. A rear door opens directly onto the rear patio, creating a natural connection with the outside entertaining areas. The sitting room is equally characterful, with a wood-burning stove, beamed ceiling, part slate flagged flooring and dual-aspect windows overlooking the gardens and surrounding countryside. Also on the ground floor is a large utility/garden room, with access to the rear patio and a separate cloakroom/WC, adding useful practicality for a home of this nature. On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms, two with en suite facilities, together with a family bathroom and a separate study/home office. The master bedroom enjoys countryside views, built-in storage and an en suite bathroom with both bath and shower facilities. The study offers flexibility and could be used as a home office, games room or occasional fourth bedroom. Studio Annexe and Lifestyle Accommodation A key feature of Lynher House is the studio/annexe, converted by the present owners, which now provides flexible studio-style accommodation. This space can be accessed from the main house or potentially used separately, making it ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, retreat use, treatment space or holiday letting.  The studio includes a living/kitchen/dining area, en suite facilities and a mezzanine bedroom area, giving it excellent flexibility. French windows open out to its own private patio with countryside views. Within the grounds are three beautifully presented, high-end shepherd’s huts, which have been used as guest accommodation as part of the owners’ retreat-style use of the property. These provide a strong lifestyle and income angle, particularly for buyers considering holiday letting, retreats, guest accommodation or a boutique rural escape. There is also a traditional stone barn within the grounds, which we understand previously had planning consent for conversion into a small dwelling. This may offer further scope to enhance the accommodation or lifestyle business potential, subject to renewing or securing the necessary permissions. Outside, Gardens and Grounds Lynher House sits within generous gardens and grounds, understood to extend to just under four acres in total. The land offers an attractive mix of formal gardens, productive outdoor space, natural areas and stream frontage. To the rear of the house is a paved patio terrace, creating a sheltered and private space for outside dining and entertaining. Across the lane, the main gardens and land include lawned areas, a productive kitchen garden, orchard, woodland and two large ponds. The land has historically supported a smallholding lifestyle and will appeal to buyers with interests in self-sufficiency, animals, nature, wellness or simply enjoying a quieter rural way of life. A stream runs along part of the boundary, adding to the charm and natural appeal of the setting. Location Lynher House occupies a wonderfully peaceful position in the historic Clapper Bridge locality, nestled within a beautiful rural valley in South East Cornwall. With no near neighbours, it offers an exceptional sense of peace and seclusion, while remaining well placed for day-to-day amenities and wider regional connections. Nearby villages include Pillaton and St Mellion, with local facilities including a primary school, churches, public houses and the renowned St Mellion International Golf Resort. Saltash is within easy reach and offers a wider range of amenities, including shops, supermarkets, schooling and a mainline railway station. Plymouth, the A38, Callington and Liskeard are also accessible, while Bodmin Moor, Dartmoor, the Tamar Valley and the Cornish and Devon coastline are all within driving distance. Agent’s Comment Lynher House is far more than a country home with land. It is a beautifully positioned rural home with an exceptional lifestyle angle. The combination of the main house, studio annexe, shepherd’s huts, stone barn, lawned area, gardens and stream frontage creates a highly versatile package. For buyers looking to create a wellness retreat, boutique holiday letting venture, multi-generational home, smallholding or simply a more peaceful rural lifestyle, this is a genuinely compelling opportunity.

A Beautifully Presented Detached Victorian Villa - Renovated Throughout Showcasing the Wonderful Period Features Accommodation: This stunning detached Victorian villa presents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly characterful home, beautifully combining period charm with modern luxury. Lovingly renovated throughout, the property retains its original elegance with high ceilings, feature fireplaces, panelling, dado and picture rails, and beautiful wooden floors. It is not listed which is surprising given the wonderful period features.  Set over four floors, this impressive family home offers an abundance of versatile living space. On the ground floor, the heart of the home is the bespoke kitchen, complete with Yorkshire granite worktops,  Rangemaster cooker, Belfast sink, breakfast bar and integrated appliances. Flowing seamlessly into the dining room, with its dual-aspect windows and elevated views over the town and countryside, this space is finished with parquet-style Karndean flooring, which continues through the entrance hall and utility room. The accommodation continues with a magnificent drawing room, featuring a marble fireplace, intricate coving, original shutters and large south-facing windows that flood the room with light. From here, you can step directly into the Victorian garden room, still home to the original vinery, which continues to bear fruit, and out onto the lawn. An elegant sitting room, additional study or dining room, cloakroom and a delightful garden room complete this level, creating wonderful spaces for both family living and entertaining. Upstairs, the first floor boasts a luxurious principal bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom, three further generously sized bedrooms, a family bathroom and an additional shower room. A private roof terrace offers a peaceful retreat, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or evening glass of wine. The top floor provides a charming loft room, full of character and versatility, ideal as a home office, studio or additional bedroom. On the lower ground floor, the property offers outstanding flexibility, with a playroom, gym, two store rooms and two further bedrooms with bathroom facilities. Previously arranged as two separate flats, this level could easily be adapted for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or even reinstated as independent apartments for income potential. Outside:  Outside, the property is approached via a gated driveway, providing parking for several vehicles and access to a useful half-length garage. The gardens are every bit as special as the house itself - with the period features maintained.  The lower garden is framed by original Victorian walls and bursts with colour and character, featuring established fruit trees, climbing wisteria, flourishing roses, and a magnificent magnolia. The upper garden is laid to lawn, bordered by tall hedging that offers excellent privacy, and being south-facing, it enjoys sunshine from morning until evening. A number of inviting seating areas are dotted throughout, including a charming pergola terrace tucked away at the far end of the lawn, perfect for summer dining or quiet relaxation. Completing the picture is a stunning orangery, a versatile space that has hosted memorable garden parties but could just as easily be enjoyed as a creative studio, tranquil retreat, or dedicated planting room. Location: Situated on Glanville Road, this property enjoys views across the countryside and town as well as a prime position within one of Tavistock’s most desirable residential areas. This location is ideal for families, professionals, and those looking to enjoy the very best of what this market town has to offer. Within walking distance, Tavistock’s charming town centre provides a wide array of independent shops, award-winning cafés, and the historic Pannier Market, home to a variety of artisan traders. Bedford Square and the surrounding streets are lined with boutiques, restaurants, and traditional pubs, including the renowned Cornish Arms, perfect for relaxed lunches or evening dining. The area is well-served by a choice of high-quality schools, both state and independent. Tavistock Primary School and Tavistock College are nearby, while the prestigious Mount Kelly School, offering education from nursery through to sixth form, is just a short distance away, known for its strong academic reputation and sporting facilities. For leisure and wellbeing, Meadowlands Leisure Centre offers a swimming pool, gym, and classes, and the surrounding countryside and Dartmoor National Park provide endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor pursuits. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate Tavistock Golf Club, just a short drive away. For those seeking a touch of indulgence, a short drive leads to a prestigious luxury hotels and dining destination: Hotel Endsleigh, a Regency-era masterpiece offering unrivalled sophistication and tranquil grounds. Transport links are excellent, with regular bus services connecting to Plymouth, Okehampton, and surrounding villages. Gunnislake railway station, on the scenic Tamar Valley Line, is a convenient option for access to Plymouth and beyond. General Buyer Information:  The current owners had the property re-roofed in April 2025. The exterior was fully repainted at the start of 2025 with antifungal paint, primer, and two top coats. Internally, the property has been decorated throughout using Farrow & Ball paint.Please contact Poppy at Fine and Country to arrange a viewing!  Agent Note: We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There's no obligation to use our recommended providers.  In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £36 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.

A Beautifully Presented Period Farmhouse with Equestrian Facilities and Breathtaking Views - Set in Complete Seclusion Tucked away in the Devon countryside, this individual farmhouse is set over three levels and enjoys far-reaching views across the Tamar Valley National Landscape. A thoughtful blend of period character and modern detail with excellent equestrian facilities.    Accommodation Originally a traditional farmhouse and adjoining barn, this remarkable home has been lovingly converted to preserve its history while introducing high-quality modern finishes throughout. A wealth of exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, and rich wooden floors showcases the building’s heritage. The dining room is a particularly charming space, centred around the original bread oven and a classic Esse range. The bespoke kitchen, thoughtfully designed and renovated by the current owners, balances practicality with style. It features a limestone floor, an electric range-style Everhot, A, and exceptional attention to detail throughout. A stable door opens to a sheltered suntrap, perfect for a quiet morning coffee, while bifold doors lead directly onto a generous stone patio, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining in the warmer months. The home also offers two further sitting areas, a cosy snug and a sitting room, both with log-burning stoves and countryside views, creating relaxed, comfortable spaces to unwind with family or guests. A practical boot room/utility space makes countryside living easy, providing essential storage for coats, muddy boots, and laundry. Set over three floors, the layout provides flexibility. The top floor hosts a superb suite, complete with triple-aspect Velux windows, a spacious double bedroom, ensuite shower room, and a dressing area. Additional bedrooms are arranged across the middle floor, offering ample space for family, guests, or multi-generational living.   Outside The property offers several patio areas, thoughtfully installed by the current owners, providing a choice of sunny and sheltered spots throughout the day. One includes a bespoke BBQ area, ideal for entertaining. The well-maintained lawned gardens are complemented by established flower beds and traditional stone boundary walls. There is ample driveway parking for multiple vehicles, in addition to three garages and two carports. Close to the house is a mature orchard with a variety of fruit trees, a pond, and a greenhouse.   The Estate & Equestrian Facilities Set within 9.6 acres, the property is perfectly suited to an equestrian lifestyle, smallholding, or other business ventures. The land includes: A professionally constructed sand and fibre menage (45m x 25m) Stables, a tack room, additional undercover space, and a large hardstanding A substantial stone barn, formerly the estate's original dairy, now offering exciting conversion potential (STPP)—ideal for a family annexe or income-generating holiday accommodation A large modern barn, perfect for storage, livestock, or possible use as an indoor arena Two further farm outbuildings, once used for livestock, highlighting the potential for a productive smallholding  Location Set on the edge of the peaceful village of Bere Ferrers, the property enjoys an enviable position amid some of Devon’s most spectacular countryside and waterways, all within the protected Tamar Valley National Landscape. Within easy reach are the River Tavy, Weir Quay, and Lopwell Dam, ideal for paddleboarding, sailing, or quiet riverside walks. For explorers, the nearby Tamar Trails, Dartmoor National Park, and both the Devon and Cornish coastlines offer endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Bere Ferrers itself is a friendly and well-connected village, featuring a welcoming local pub and train station on the Tamar Valley Line, less than a mile from the property, with scenic connections to Plymouth. For day-to-day needs, the neighbouring village of Bere Alston offers schooling, local shops, and essential amenities. Fine dining and indulgence are close at hand with renowned destinations including Hotel Endsleigh, a beautifully restored Regency retreat set in ornamental gardens; The Bedford Hotel; and acclaimed eateries such as The Cornish Arms and The Blacksmiths Arms. The historic market town of Tavistock, just a short drive away, brings together the best of town and country living, with artisan shops, independent boutiques, supermarkets, and a vibrant local culture. The town also offers a wide range of leisure facilities, cultural events, and the celebrated Pannier Market. Families are well served by access to outstanding education, including the highly regarded Mount Kelly School, known for academic excellence, a nurturing ethos, and first-class sporting facilities. Despite its deeply rural character, Stone Farm is remarkably well connected. With regular rail services to Plymouth and excellent road links across the South West, it offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility, an ideal retreat for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle without compromise.   Please contact Poppy at Fine & Country to arrange your viewing.   Agent Note: We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There's no obligation to use our recommended providers.  In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £36 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.

Tucked away in the heart of the West Devon countryside, with no immediate neighbours and surrounded by rolling farmland, Hole Farm offers an increasingly rare combination of privacy, character and lifestyle opportunity. Dating back more than a century, the farmhouse has been thoughtfully and sympathetically enhanced by the current owners since their arrival in 2016, creating a welcoming rural retreat that balances period charm with modern comfort and efficiency. The property now presents as an impressive country home complemented by three bespoke boutique shepherd huts set within the gently sloping pastureland, creating a successful home and income opportunity in an idyllic setting. Beyond this, the extensive collection of traditional and agricultural outbuildings provides exciting scope for further development, subject to any necessary consents. Approached via a long private lane from the public highway, the setting immediately conveys a sense of peace and seclusion. The attractive farmhouse enjoys a commanding position within its grounds, with traditional stone walls, mature planting and expansive gravelled areas creating a wonderfully welcoming first impression. The picturesque collection of colourful shepherd huts further enhances the charm and individuality of the estate, carefully positioned to maximise privacy and far reaching countryside views. The accommodation is entered through a spacious south facing entrance porch with tiled flooring and abundant natural light. From here, the inner hallway leads into a substantial principal reception room, an inviting and characterful space perfectly suited to both family living and entertaining. Exposed stone fireplaces with timber lintels form striking focal points, one housing a wood burning stove set upon a slate hearth, while deep window seats add warmth and traditional farmhouse character. Generous proportions throughout allow ample space for gatherings and relaxed everyday living. At the heart of the home lies the beautifully appointed farmhouse kitchen and dining room, thoughtfully designed to combine practicality with understated luxury. The bespoke fitted kitchen incorporates an extensive range of cabinetry together with a substantial quartz topped central island that doubles as a breakfast bar and informal entertaining space. Integrated lighting, display cabinets and quality finishes complement the traditional aesthetic, while the electric Aga range cooker forms a fitting centrepiece. The adjoining dining area comfortably accommodates a large table, creating an ideal environment for family meals and social occasions alike. A further sitting room provides a more intimate retreat, ideal for quieter evenings, reading or relaxing. Formerly the original kitchen, this delightful room enjoys a light and airy atmosphere and reflects the flexibility of the accommodation throughout the property. Completing the ground floor is an enlarged boot room, a walk in pantry and a conveniently positioned cloakroom. The first floor is accessed by two separate staircases, adding both character and practicality to the layout. A spacious landing leads to four generous bedrooms. The principal suite enjoys a dual aspect outlook across the surrounding countryside and benefits from two walk in wardrobes together with a well appointed en-suite shower room featuring twin basins and a large shower enclosure. The second bedroom is currently arranged as a substantial home office and includes fitted storage, while the remaining bedrooms are equally well proportioned and served by a spacious family bathroom. The property benefits from oil fired central heating, double glazed windows and doors throughout, together with solar photovoltaic panels which contribute towards significantly reduced running costs while generating an additional income stream. The grounds surrounding the farmhouse are wonderfully established and beautifully arranged, combining practical working areas with attractive landscaped spaces. To the rear of the farmhouse stands an extensive range of barns and outbuildings of varying ages and construction, currently utilised for workshops, storage and operational support for the holiday accommodation business. A dedicated laundry room has been configured specifically for the efficient management of guest changeovers, while further workshops and agricultural barns offer immense versatility. Particularly notable is the potential these buildings may offer for conversion or adaptation into further accommodation or commercial ventures, subject to the necessary permissions. The overall layout of the estate allows such opportunities without compromising the privacy and enjoyment of the principal residence. A former Victorian barn occupying an elevated position also presents considerable future potential. A substantial large pole barn encompassing four high bays provides excellent covered parking/storage suitable for cars or larger vehicles including motorhomes, caravans and agricultural machinery. Beyond the courtyard lies a productive enclosed garden area featuring an orchard, greenhouse, polytunnel, chicken enclosure and cultivated planting beds, ideal for those seeking a more sustainable country lifestyle. The adjoining pastureland extends gently away from the farmhouse towards open countryside, enjoying far reaching views across the Devon landscape towards the village of Ashwater and its distinctive parish church. Carefully planted mature trees provide privacy and shelter to the three bespoke boutique shepherd huts, each individually positioned to enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of the setting. Constructed to an exceptional standard and presented fully furnished, the shepherd huts offer a ready made luxury holiday business with proven lifestyle appeal. Larger than standard designs being 9 foot wide, each hut incorporates stylish open plan living and sleeping accommodation together with its own shower room, wood burning stove and private outdoor seating or decked terrace. Facing south west, the huts enjoy glorious afternoon and evening sunshine with views across the ponds and surrounding countryside. Wi-Fi connectivity and thoughtful interior detailing ensure guests enjoy both comfort and convenience in a truly peaceful setting. Additional guest facilities include a pitch and putt area together with an electric sauna positioned beside a further prepared base where planning consent is understood to exist for an additional hut, presenting yet further commercial opportunity. Positioned beside the larger pond and enjoying its own decked seating area, the summerhouse provides an exceptional recreational space for guests and owners alike. Currently arranged with a bar billiards table and honesty bar, it enjoys an elevated outlook across the water and surrounding countryside, creating a wonderfully relaxing environment and a haven for local wildlife The property is within two miles of the attractive village of Ashwater which is set in rolling Devon countryside and retains many amenities including a Post Office/General Store, newly refurbished Pub/Restaurant, Parish Church, Village Hall and nearby Primary School. There is a traditional village green with many events held over the course of the year. Approximately four miles away from the village is Roadford Lake with excellent walking and water sports facilities. The ancient town of Launceston is situated approximately nine miles distant and has a range of shopping, commercial, educational and recreational facilities. The market town of Holsworthy is situated some nine miles away and offers further amenities including a Medical Centre, Waitrose Supermarket, outstanding Secondary School and a small Theatre. For those with coastal interests, the North Cornish resort of Bude can be reached in 35 minutes by car, and is known for its sandy beaches, surf and cliff top walks. The open terrain of Dartmoor with all its natural beauty can be found within 19 miles. The Cathedral City of Exeter is around 40 miles distant and offers a wider range of educational, cultural and leisure facilities including a truly cosmopolitan collection of bars and restaurants, as well as an airport and regular fast train services to London. The A30 dual carriageway provides access to the M5 at Exeter and west into Cornwall. Also within easy reach are the renowned coastal destinations of Padstow, Mevagissey, Tintagel and Clovelly, as well as the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Tate at St Ives. Agents Note: Please be advised that there is a public right of way that extends across part of the property.

Set in a remarkable position on the banks of the River Tamar, Tamar Bank is an exceptional waterside residence offering direct access to the shoreline below, outstanding river views and a rare connection with one of Cornwall’s most historic waterfront settings. Believed to date back to the mid-19th century, the property occupies a commanding position along Old Ferry Road and enjoys approximately 20 metres of water frontage. It is a home of genuine character, scale and atmosphere, with its outlook, history and setting combining to create a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find. From the changing tides and passing boats to the far-reaching views across the Tamar, River Tavy and towards the Tamar Bridge and Royal Albert Bridge, Tamar Bank is a property where the waterside position is not simply a backdrop, but a defining part of everyday life. The House The accommodation is generous, elegant and highly versatile, arranged to suit family life, entertaining, home working and multi-generational living. A grand entrance hall creates an immediate sense of arrival and leads through to a series of well-proportioned reception spaces. The main sitting room provides a comfortable and welcoming space, complete with a wood burner, while the formal dining room is ideal for family gatherings and more formal entertaining. One of the standout rooms is the triple-aspect sunroom, which takes full advantage of the position and frames wonderful views across the water towards the River Tavy, the Tamar Bridge and Brunel’s Royal Albert Bridge. The kitchen is a tremendous space, well appointed and designed as a practical yet sociable heart of the home, with a fitted utility room positioned nearby. Also on the ground floor is a further bedroom or study, offering excellent flexibility for those working from home, accommodating guests or seeking a more adaptable layout. A shower room completes the ground floor accommodation, with internal access also leading through to the double garage. On the first floor, four well-proportioned double bedrooms continue the sense of space. The principal bedroom suite is particularly generous, featuring a dressing area and en-suite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. Throughout the home, the river views provide a constant reminder of the property’s exceptional setting. The lower ground floor offers three versatile basement rooms, providing useful additional space and scope for a variety of future uses, subject to any necessary consents. This area could appeal to buyers seeking storage, hobby space, a workshop, home office potential or further lifestyle accommodation. History Tamar Bank is a home with a fascinating history, believed by the current owners to date from around 1841. Its position on Old Ferry Road places it within one of Saltash’s most atmospheric riverside settings, overlooking a landscape shaped by river travel, maritime activity and the historic crossing between Cornwall and Devon. One of the early owners is understood to have been Captain Charles Bampfield Yule, a notable Royal Navy officer and surveyor associated with Admiralty expeditions around Australia, New Guinea and the wider Pacific. His work is understood to be linked with Heron Island in Queensland, while Yule Island in Papua New Guinea is also believed to have been named after him. The property is also understood to have connections with the du Maurier family, adding a further literary association to a house already rich in character. The current owners also understand that Tamar Bank was used during both the First and Second World Wars, including wartime military occupation and associations with senior military figures. Together, these connections give Tamar Bank a rare sense of provenance, combining maritime history, literary interest, wartime association and a truly memorable waterside setting. Outside & Gardens Outside, the gardens extend to approximately 0.22 acres and lead down towards the water’s edge, where a private gateway provides direct access to the shoreline below. This direct connection to the river is one of the property’s most special features and offers a rare waterside lifestyle in the heart of Saltash. The gardens have been arranged to make the most of the outlook, with a mixture of raised terraces, lawned areas and decked seating spaces. These areas provide excellent opportunities for outdoor dining, relaxing and entertaining, all while enjoying the movement, light and atmosphere of the river. Whether launching a kayak from the shore, enjoying evening drinks overlooking the water, watching the tides change or simply taking in the beauty of the Tamar, Tamar Bank offers a lifestyle that feels both peaceful and wonderfully connected to its surroundings. Location Old Ferry Road is one of Saltash’s most atmospheric riverside settings, following the water past Brunel Green and a collection of character cottages. The area has a strong maritime heritage and remains closely connected to the river, with nearby slipways, boat storage and waterside walks all adding to the appeal. Despite its beautiful waterside position, Tamar Bank remains highly convenient for day-to-day amenities. Saltash offers a good range of local shops, a Waitrose supermarket, schools, cafés and services, while the nearby China Fleet Country Club provides golf and leisure facilities. For sailing and watersports enthusiasts, Saltash has a busy sailing club, visitor pontoon, public slipways and access to nearby mooring opportunities. Plymouth city centre, the A38 and Saltash railway station are also within easy reach, making this a rare waterside home that combines beauty, history, practicality and convenience in equal measure. Agent’s Comment Tamar Bank is a truly memorable waterside home. The moment you arrive, there is a real sense that this is a property with a story, from its position on Old Ferry Road and its outlook across the Tamar, to its direct access down to the shoreline below. For me, the magic of the house is the way it combines practicality with atmosphere. It is a generous and versatile family home, but it also has that rare emotional pull that only certain waterside properties seem to have. The views, the garden, the changing tides and the sense of history all add to the feeling that this is somewhere very special. Homes with this level of character, water frontage and historic interest are rarely available, and Tamar Bank is a property that I think buyers will remember long after viewing.

OWNERS INSIGHT: Black Tor Barn has been our cherished family home for over 10 years. Set in a truly stunning location within an area of outstanding natural beauty ( AONB ), it enjoys far reaching, breathtaking views across the moors. From the moment you step through the front door, the beauty and tranquility of the moorland landscape are right on your doorstep, offering endless opportunities for walking, exploring and enjoying nature. Colliford lake and the kerdroya labyrinth are just a 3 minute walk away, while the A30 is less than 2 miles from the property, providing excellent access to the rest of Cornwall and beyond. The picturesque village of St Neot is only a short drive away and offers a welcoming community atmosphere, complete with a cosy village pub, a historic church, village shop and primary school. The major towns of Bodmin, Launceston and Liskeard can all be reached within approximately 15 minutes, while Seaton beach, Millendreath beach and the charming fishing town of Looe are around 25 minutes away. Black Tor Barn has been an exceptional family home, filled with treasured memories of family gatherings and celebrations. Some of our happiest memories have been spent enjoying croquet and bowls on the lawn, while the grandchildrens favourite activity has been the slip-and-slide in the summer months. These fun filled days often ended with everyone gathering around the outside dining table on the expansive patio, accessed through the bi fold and French doors, to enjoy long relaxed meals together. Christmas at Black Tor Barn has always been particularly magical. Family members would gather in the open plan kitchen and snug, sharing the cooking while watching the grandchildren play with their new toys and games from Santa. All the while, the log burner crackled warmly in the background, creating the perfect setting for memorable family celebrations. Black Tor Barn has given us countless happy memories and we hope its next owners will enjoy it just as much as we have. Black Tor Barn occupies a truly memorable position near St Neot, set within a protected moorland landscape and enjoying far-reaching views across open countryside towards Colliford Lake and the surrounding moors. Beautifully renovated and finished with real care, the property combines the character of a traditional stone barn with a smart contemporary interior, generous grounds, a high-quality studio annexe and a substantial newly built outbuilding with further potential. The property has been a cherished family home for over 10 years and offers that rare balance of peace, privacy and accessibility. From the moment you arrive, the setting does much of the talking, with open skies, rolling moorland and the lake close by, while the A30 is less than two miles away, giving excellent access across Cornwall and beyond. Step Inside The main house extends to approximately 1,642 sq ft and has been thoughtfully renovated to create a warm, stylish and highly comfortable home. The finish throughout is particularly impressive, with oak internal doors, an oak staircase, slate style tiled flooring and underfloor heating giving the ground floor a strong sense of quality. At the heart of the home is a beautifully appointed kitchen, fitted with shaker style cabinetry, integrated appliances, a central island and breakfast seating. The kitchen has a clean, modern country feel and flows naturally through to the living spaces, making it both practical for daily life and well suited to entertaining. One of the standout rooms is the vaulted sitting room, where exposed oak beams, recessed display niches and a log burner create a superb focal point. Glazed doors open directly onto the broad terrace and frame the open moorland views beyond, giving the room a wonderful connection with the landscape. There is also a generous sitting/dining room, again with tiled flooring, underfloor heating and doors opening towards the outside. This gives the house flexible living space, whether for family gatherings, relaxed evenings or more formal entertaining. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom, all presented in keeping with the overall quality of the home. Studio Annex Separate from the main house, the studio annex is a superb addition and has been finished to an equally high standard. With a vaulted ceiling, large areas of glazing, slate style tiled flooring and a log burner, it feels bright, private and beautifully connected to the surrounding views. The annex also includes a stylish fitted kitchenette with blue shaker style units, timber worktops and copper tone handles, together with a contemporary shower room. This is a highly flexible space, ideal for guests, extended family, home working or creative use. Step Outside The gardens and grounds are a defining feature of Black Tor Barn. The plot approaches two thirds of an acre, with a south-facing rear garden, level lawns, stone walling and a wide paved terrace running along the rear of the house. It is an exceptional space for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply sitting quietly and taking in the view. The setting gives the property a real sense of openness, with fields and far reaching moorland views forming part of the everyday outlook. Colliford Lake and the Kerdroya Labyrinth are just a short walk away, placing walking, exploring and nature right on the doorstep. A large gravelled parking area provides ample parking and access to the outbuildings. Family annex A substantial newly built family annex sits within the grounds and measures approximately 14.6m x 6.71m. The exterior is finished, with water and electricity connected, and plumbing understood to be in place ready for connection to a septic tank/private drainage system. Internally, the building is watertight and ready for stud walls and finishing. This offers excellent scope for a variety of uses, including a home office, studio, workshop or hobbies room, while also lending itself particularly well to multi-generational living. With approved planning permission already in place for a family annex, it provides the potential for relatives to enjoy independence and privacy while remaining close to the main household. A further outbuilding, currently used as a studio annex, provides additional utility and storage space, adding even more practicality and flexibility to the overall accommodation. Black Tor Barn is a rare and beautifully finished home in one of Cornwall’s most striking rural settings. With its moorland views, south-facing gardens, high-quality studio annex and substantial family annex with further potential, it offers a wonderful combination of lifestyle, flexibility and practicality.

With a rich history, this enchanting Grade II Listed manor is peacefully situated, offering splendid south facing views over the rolling Devon hills. The main house features six bedrooms, including three generously sized suites, along with an additional substantial four bedroom detached barn conversion. Set within three acres of parkland, the property exudes grandeur and presents a wealth of versatile living and income opportunities. Blagdon Manor is a Grade II Listed home dating back to the Tudor period, with significant later additions from the Georgian era. Featured in the Domesday Book, it stands as one of the most important residences in the historic West Devon parish of Ashwater. Today, this property would suit those seeking a luxurious lifestyle, with the added benefit of approximately three acres of delightful parkland gardens surrounding the home, from which fine views towards Ashwater can be enjoyed. The residence exudes elegance, architectural flair, and charm, and offers a wealth of character alongside many modern comforts, including outstanding bespoke oak cabinetry. A large four bedroom detached barn, located across the courtyard, also boasts considerable character. It has previously been used as holiday accommodation, generating valuable income, and enjoys its own level and enclosed garden space. Our clients have lived at Blagdon for around eight years, during which time they have carefully and meticulously transformed it from a boutique hotel and restaurant retreat into a superb private residence. This transformation is now virtually complete, allowing incoming purchasers the opportunity to add their own final touches. Regardless, the quality of this property should not be underestimated. It is being sold ready for immediate occupation, with no onward chain. The property is accessed at several points around its perimeter. The formal entrance on the eastern side leads into an inviting hallway, featuring an impressive original slate floor that immediately sets a refined tone. The main sitting room is both bright and welcoming, with dual aspect windows, including a bay and a large sash window, offering lovely views over the grounds. A striking polished marble fireplace with an inset wood burning stove creates a beautiful focal point. Built-in cupboards provide additional storage. Adjacent to this room is a large home office. It features an extensive array of built-in cabinetry, with shelving, storage and a desk, along with the original functioning safe. This room is ideal for remote working and has space for more desks or workstations if needed. The formal dining room adds further charm, with wooden flooring, a dado rail and a feature fireplace that includes a substantial wooden lintel and a carved stone dated 1683. Planning consent is already in place to reconfigure this room into a new kitchen, which would transform it into a light and spacious central hub. The conservatory wraps around the east and south elevations of the house and is currently used as a gym and sitting room. As a conservatory has been here for many years, it is highly likely the local authority would support an application for a replacement structure as it doesn’t form part of the listing. The existing kitchen is fitted with stainless steel units, an electric oven, dishwasher, induction hob, two sinks and a powerful extractor hood. This space has potential to be converted into a gym, studio or leisure area if the kitchen is relocated. In the historic west wing of the house, two further reception rooms provide both atmosphere and character. The sitting room features a superb slate floor, an inglenook stone fireplace with an inset wood burning stove, a window seat, huge original hand crafted beams and an historic slate scald creamery. Bespoke oak carpentry includes built-in shelving, cupboards and radiator covers. The sitting room flows into the dual aspect library, which houses two large bookcases, fitted cupboards, and a traditional stone fireplace with a clome oven. French doors open directly to the garden, bringing in natural light and providing easy access to the outdoors. This wing also benefits from its own entrance with porch and a newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances including an electric oven, induction hob, microwave and dishwasher. Stylish display cabinets and a quality work surface complete the space. As this part of the house is self-contained yet connected, it is ideal for extended family, holiday letting, guests or those looking for independent living within a larger home. The property also includes a dedicated cinema room with tiered seating, sound conditioning, lighting design, 4k projection and 7.1 surround sound provided by a very high spec active/passive behind the screen speaker system. AV equipment and seating to be included at the guide price. Completing the ground floor are a walk in pantry with cooling system, a utility room, two separate WC’s a workshop and a lobby with extensive storage. Two staircases lead to the first floor. The principal staircase is of generous proportions with two half landings, an elegant feature that leads to an extensive landing and six en-suite bedrooms. The first three bedrooms are particularly spacious. Each is beautifully presented with super king size beds and enjoys wonderful views over the gardens and surrounding grounds. The impressive master suite has a combined floorspace of over 580 sqft comprising a lobby, dressing room, bathroom, walk-in shoe store, and very generous main bedroom which is dual aspect with far reaching views over the Devon countryside. A bold use of colour, beautiful built in wardrobes and WiFi controlled lighting design combined with its location in the eastern wing of the house create a uniquely private and luxurious retreat for the owners of the manor. Each bedroom is individually styled, tastefully decorated and full of charm. Many of the high quality beds, mattresses and furnishings are recent purchases and may potentially be available by separate negotiation. The property has been redecorated throughout using premium paints from brands such as Zoffany and Benjamin Moore. Newly fitted carpets unify the house while allowing each room or suite its own distinctive style and character. Many of the shutters remain in working condition, and the house is warmed by oil fired central heating with recently fitted boiler. Blagdon Manor Barn Tucked just a few steps from the covered cobbled courtyard of the main house, across a private exterior courtyard, Blagdon Manor Barn offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history - beautifully restored for modern living, yet rich in character. With its picturesque, wisteria clad, stone façade and centuries old origins, the barn immediately captures the imagination. Whether you’re looking for a high quality holiday let, a guesthouse for visiting family, or simply an inspiring retreat to enjoy yourself, this versatile space delivers on every level. Inside, the barn impresses with a bright, open plan layout that feels both sociable and serene. The main living area is nothing short of stunning, featuring a soaring vaulted ceiling that floods the space with natural light. A dramatic floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace with inset wood burning stove anchors the lounge, creating a cosy yet elegant atmosphere with direct access to the front courtyard. The spacious dining area comfortably accommodates a ten seat dining table and opens directly onto the garden via French doors - perfect for entertaining or relaxed summer evenings. The thoughtfully designed kitchen is a true centrepiece: dual aspect, with handmade solid oak cabinetry, granite worktops, a breakfast bar and a full suite of integrated appliances including electric oven, microwave, two under counter fridges, and dishwasher. A double butler sink and an Alpha range style cooker complete the luxurious, country-inspired feel. Also, on the ground floor is a separate utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, integrated freezer and a convenient WC. Upstairs, the barn cleverly divides into two private wings, each accessed by its own staircase. The main sleeping area includes two generous super king bedrooms and one double. One enjoys its own fully tiled en-suite shower room with a luxurious rainfall shower, while the remaining two share a high spec family bathroom with premium fittings. The second upstairs area forms a self-contained suite, ideal for guests or multigenerational living. Set over two levels, it offers a peaceful living space on the ground floor and a super king sized bedroom above, complete with its own en-suite shower room. Step outside, and the lifestyle offering continues. The rear garden is a private, enclosed sanctuary featuring a level lawn, a wooden cabin that could serve as a summer house, studio or home gym and a raised decking area complete with six person hot tub. This area is perfect for barbecues or sunbathing - ideal for unwinding in total privacy, far removed from the main Manor House. Outside Blagdon Manor welcomes you with its own private, sweeping carriage driveway, flanked by traditional stone banks and mature woodland, immediately revealing the grandeur of this impressive residence. The driveway leads to spacious parking areas, offering plenty of room for guests and family alike. Beyond this, a separate car park provides ample space for those with an extensive collection of vehicles. There is also generous parking for motorhomes or boats. The triple garage features one large internal space with loft area, accompanied by a handy adjoining store. Completing the outbuildings are a log store and a practical workshop with ample hardstanding. The gardens and grounds at Blagdon Manor are truly exceptional. They are beautifully framed by breathtaking views over the surrounding pastureland. On the southern side, the church tower of nearby Ashwater stands proudly on the horizon, adding a charming focal point to the landscape. The expansive patio area is perfect for relaxing and enjoying al fresco dining when the weather permits. A delightful blend of lush lawns and parkland, the grounds are adorned with mature specimen trees that add character and stature. There is plenty of space for children and pets to play freely in this private, well enclosed, and tranquil setting. The gentle sounds of wildlife combined with unspoilt countryside views enhance the peaceful atmosphere, celebrating the rich pastoral heritage of the surrounding land. The property also benefits from a wired alarm system, comprehensive fire alarm, exterior feature and utility lighting, a spacious dedicated laundry room, outside dog washing facility, EV charging point, potential to reinstate 3 phase power if required, super-fast broadband and full residential status. Location The property is within two miles of the attractive village of Ashwater which is set in rolling Devon countryside and retains many amenities including a Post Office/General Store, newly refurbished Pub/Restaurant, Parish Church, Village Hall and nearby Primary School. There is a traditional village green with many events held over the course of the year. Approximately four miles away from the village is Roadford Lake with excellent walking and water sports facilities. The ancient town of Launceston is situated approximately nine miles distant and has a range of shopping, commercial, educational and recreational facilities. The market town of Holsworthy is situated some seven miles away and offers further amenities including a Medical Centre, Waitrose Supermarket, outstanding Secondary School and a small Theatre. For those with coastal interests, the North Cornish resort of Bude can be reached in 20 minutes by car, and is known for its sandy beaches, surf and cliff top walks. The open terrain of Dartmoor with all its natural beauty can be found within 16 miles. The Cathedral City of Exeter is around 43 miles distant and offers a wider range of educational, cultural and leisure facilities including a truly cosmopolitan collection of bars and restaurants, as well as an airport and regular fast train services to London. The A30 dual carriageway provides access to the M5 at Exeter and west into Cornwall. Also within easy reach are the renowned coastal destinations of Padstow, Mevagissey, Tintagel and Clovelly, as well as the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Tate at St Ives.

Tucked away in a glorious elevated setting amidst the rolling North Cornish countryside, Higher Youlton is a most distinctive detached farmhouse, approached by a long private driveway and surrounded by its own land and gardens of approximately 11 acres. From its peaceful position, the property enjoys sweeping views across the surrounding landscape towards Dartmoor in the distance, offering a wonderful sense of escape, privacy and connection to the countryside. STEP INSIDE Inside, the house offers generous and versatile accommodation, perfectly suited to the ebb and flow of family life. The arrangement of rooms provides both comfort and practicality, with a welcoming balance between everyday living space and quieter corners in which to retreat. A spacious sitting room and separate family room allow for relaxed entertaining or cosy evenings in, while a study offers flexibility for home working or hobbies. At the heart of the home is the kitchen/dining room, a sociable and inviting space designed for gathering with family and friends, complemented by a utility room and boot room that lend themselves beautifully to country living. The floorplan also shows this practical ground floor layout, together with five bedrooms arranged over the upper floor. Upstairs, the bedroom accommodation is arranged around a central landing and includes five bedrooms served by three bathrooms, creating a layout that works equally well for growing families, visiting guests or multigenerational occupation. Many of the rooms enjoy delightful views across the land and surrounding countryside, adding to the sense of light and calm that runs throughout the house. This is a home with real warmth and presence, offering space to spread out while still feeling welcoming and comfortable. STEP OUTSIDE The lifestyle appeal of Higher Youlton is immediately evident outside. Extending to approximately 11 acres, the grounds are understood to include around 9 acres of grazing land together with 2 acres of gardens, creating a wonderful blend of beauty and practicality. The land is registered as a smallholding, making this an especially appealing proposition for those seeking a more rural way of life, whether that be for animals, small-scale farming, equestrian interests or simply the enjoyment of owning a meaningful parcel of land. A notable feature of the property is its extensive range of outbuildings, which include substantial barns, workshop space, garage and storage. These buildings offer excellent flexibility for a wide variety of uses, whether agricultural, recreational or practical in nature, subject to any necessary consents. The floorplan specifically shows two large barns together with a garage, workshop and storage area, underlining the scope on offer here. Surrounding the house, the gardens offer a more intimate and sheltered setting, with space to sit, entertain and enjoy the changing seasons against a backdrop of far-reaching rural views. The combination of open pasture, mature greenery and wide skies creates a setting that feels both expansive and deeply peaceful. The property further benefits from fibre broadband, mains water, septic tank drainage and oil-fired heating.

Kerslake Mill is a truly special country residence, offering a rare combination of character, space, privacy and flexibility. Set within a peaceful hamlet location, surrounded by open countryside and National Trust land, the property enjoys a remarkable sense of seclusion while remaining within easy reach of Portwrinkle, Whitsand Bay, the Rame Peninsula, St Germans railway station and the city of Plymouth. Originally converted with great sympathy to its historic purpose, the main mill house has been further enhanced during the current vendors’ ownership, with a number of significant improvements carried out over the last decade. The result is a home that retains the charm, proportions and individuality of a former mill, while now offering a more contemporary and refined standard of living. The Main Mill House The main residence provides generous and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors, with a layout that works beautifully for family living, entertaining and working from home. One of the most impressive enhancements is the addition of a striking mezzanine living space within the main reception area, creating a wonderful sense of volume and architectural interest. This has transformed the heart of the home, adding a dramatic yet comfortable living area that makes full use of the property’s character and scale. The sitting room is another beautiful space, centred around a wood-burning stove and enjoying views across the gardens and mill pond. Doors open out to a balcony, creating a lovely connection between the house and its setting, with the water, gardens and surrounding landscape forming a wonderfully tranquil backdrop. The kitchen has also been updated to provide a more modern and practical space, well suited to everyday family life and informal entertaining. The proportions of the room allow for dining and gathering, while the character features, including exposed beams and the building’s original form, ensure the space remains warm, inviting and full of personality. The main bedroom has been thoughtfully remodelled by the current owners, now benefiting from a larger en suite, creating a more luxurious principal suite. Further bedrooms are arranged across the upper and lower levels, offering excellent space for family, guests or blended living arrangements. The accommodation is highly flexible, with a study or fifth bedroom offering the perfect space for a home office, snug, library or occasional guest room. This versatility will particularly appeal to those seeking a lifestyle move without compromising the ability to work comfortably from home. A large utility room provides excellent additional storage and practical workspace, while the integral double garage includes a dedicated workshop area positioned to the rear of one of the bays. Cider Press Cottage One of the most significant changes to Kerslake Mill is the complete renovation and reconfiguration of the former one-bedroom cottage. This has now been transformed into a beautifully presented three-bedroom cottage, offering superb additional accommodation within the grounds. The cottage provides a wonderful open-plan living space with a log burner, giving it a warm and contemporary feel while still remaining in keeping with the rural setting. A small balcony adds further charm and provides a lovely spot to sit and enjoy the surroundings. This separate cottage creates enormous flexibility. It would be ideal for multi-generational living, allowing extended family to live independently yet close by. Equally, it offers clear income potential, either as a holiday let or longer-term rental, subject to any necessary consents and the buyer’s own requirements. For those seeking a lifestyle property with a business or investment angle, the cottage is a major asset and broadens the appeal of the home considerably. Gardens, Grounds and Parking The property is approached via a private driveway, secured by electric gates and complemented by a security camera and entry-phone system. The driveway continues through the grounds before opening into a generous parking and turning area. There is garaging for two vehicles, together with additional off-road parking for approximately five or six further cars, making the property particularly practical for family life, visiting guests, cottage accommodation or holiday-let use. The gardens and grounds extend to approximately 1.4 acres and provide a beautiful natural setting for the mill. The mill pond remains a key focal point, visible from the main house and helping to create the peaceful, almost storybook quality of the property. The vendors have carried out considerable work to enhance the home and its setting, and while some driveway and garden elements may still offer scope for a buyer to complete or personalise further, the overall feel is one of a deeply attractive and established country residence. The property also benefits from a superb collection of practical outbuildings, including a substantial workshop, a charming summer house, two greenhouses and a recently installed garden shed. A further metal storage shed provides useful space for lawnmowers, gardening equipment and outdoor tools. Lifestyle and Location Kerslake Mill offers the type of lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find: private, characterful and surrounded by nature, yet not isolated. The setting is quiet and tucked away, with landscaped gardens, countryside views and the calming presence of the mill pond, while the South Cornish coast is only a few miles away. Portwrinkle, Whitsand Bay and the South West Coast Path are all within easy reach, offering beaches, cliff walks, coastal scenery and a relaxed Cornish lifestyle. The nearby village of Crafthole provides local amenities, while St Germans railway station offers useful rail connections, including access towards Plymouth and beyond. For those needing access to the city, Plymouth is within commuting distance, offering a wider range of shopping, schooling, professional services, waterfront restaurants and transport links. Agents Comment Kerslake Mill is far more than a period home in a beautiful setting. It is a rare lifestyle opportunity: a substantial and improved former mill house, a separate three-bedroom cottage, beautiful grounds, garaging, parking, income potential and a peaceful position close to the Cornish coast. It will appeal to buyers seeking multi-generational living, those wanting a high-quality home with holiday let potential, or anyone looking for a private country residence with genuine character and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

An exceptional coastal residence with panoramic sea views, Cornica presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully designed four-bedroom home offering both refined living and compelling investment potential. Positioned within the unspoilt landscape of the Rame Peninsula, this contemporary semi-detached home has been thoughtfully crafted to maximise light, space and its extraordinary coastal outlook. With clear appeal to the premium holiday market, the property offers a seamless blend of lifestyle and income, equally suited as a private retreat or a fully managed, turnkey coastal investment. At the heart of the home lies an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, where full-height glazing frames uninterrupted sea views and opens onto a generous terrace, perfectly designed for entertaining or simply enjoying the ever-changing coastal horizon. The accommodation is arranged across two floors, offering four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal suite enjoys a dual aspect, flooding the room with natural light, and features direct access to a private terrace overlooking the sea, an ideal setting for quiet mornings or evening sunsets. Additional bedrooms are equally well-considered, with one benefitting from direct access to the spectacular roof terrace, while another enjoys a Juliet balcony with elevated coastal views. Externally, the property truly excels. A substantial roof terrace, complete with pergola, hot tub and seating area, provides an outstanding space for entertaining, all set against far-reaching panoramic views across Whitsand Bay. Further outdoor areas include a sea-facing balcony and a ground floor terrace, ensuring multiple vantage points from which to enjoy this exceptional setting. Internally, the specification reflects a commitment to quality and comfort, including underfloor heating, zoned lighting, premium sanitaryware and elegant finishes throughout, creating a home that is both luxurious and low-maintenance. For those seeking an investment, Cornica offers a compelling and highly accessible proposition. The property can be fully managed through the established Portwrinkle Holidays operation, providing a genuine turnkey solution for owners wishing to generate income while retaining personal use. This flexibility makes it particularly attractive to out-of-area buyers seeking a coastal asset that performs both financially and lifestyle-wise. Investment Potential For those considering the property as an investment, Cornica offers both strong income potential and a genuinely hands-off ownership experience. Based on projected figures, peak season weeks are anticipated to achieve in the region of £4,250 per week, with low season weeks expected to generate approximately £1,475 per week. Drawing on the performance of comparable four-bedroom properties within the Portwrinkle Holidays portfolio, annual gross revenues are forecast to be in the region of £75,000. Ownership is designed to be entirely straightforward. Through the established Portwrinkle Holidays management service, every aspect of the letting process is professionally handled, including marketing, bookings, guest communication, cleaning, linen and towels, changeovers, welcome packs, garden maintenance and ongoing property care. Any guest enquiries or maintenance issues are managed on the owner’s behalf, providing complete peace of mind. Owners retain full flexibility for personal use, with the ability to reserve dates at their convenience, with the property prepared and presented to the same high standard for each stay. As part of the Portwrinkle Holidays portfolio, the property also benefits from access to exclusive on-site spa facilities, including a sauna and steam room with full-height glazing overlooking the coastline. This added amenity enhances both guest experience and booking appeal, further strengthening the property’s position within the premium holiday market. Importantly, there is no obligation to utilise the Portwrinkle Holidays management service. Owners are free to self-manage or appoint an alternative operator or of course live in the property fulltime, offering complete flexibility in how the property is used and operated. Location Set within the breathtaking and unspoilt surroundings of the Rame Peninsula, often referred to as Cornwall’s “forgotten corner”, Portwrinkle offers a rare blend of tranquillity, natural beauty and coastal charm. With its winding lanes, traditional fishing heritage and dramatic cliffside setting, the area remains largely untouched by mass tourism, appealing to those seeking authenticity, privacy and a true sense of escape. The property enjoys immediate access to the South West Coast Path, with miles of scenic walks, hidden coves and sweeping sea views quite literally on the doorstep. Despite its peaceful setting, Portwrinkle is exceptionally well connected. The nearby A38 provides direct access to Plymouth and onwards to the national motorway network, while mainline rail services from St Germans and flights from Exeter and Newquay offer convenient links for those travelling from further afield. Locally, a selection of well-regarded amenities include beachside dining, the renowned Whitsand Bay Golf Club just moments away, and a collection of traditional pubs and village facilities. This unique balance of seclusion, accessibility and year-round coastal appeal has made Portwrinkle an increasingly sought-after destination for both second-home owners and buyers seeking a high-performing holiday let investment. Cornica is not simply a home, it is a coastal investment in lifestyle, leisure and long-term value.

Faunstone Barn is over 4,200 Sqm. Three connected character barns that once served as an ancient Dartmoor Farmstead have been converted into a wonderful rustic family home located within a quiet hamlet with neighbouring properties. This generously sized character property sits within a picturesque rural setting, offering uninterrupted views of traditional stone buildings and the rural countryside.  Inside, you'll find huge family/entertaining rooms, three double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, and a huge principal suite with a walk-in wardrobe and stylish bathroom. And a ground floor reception room fitted with a wood burner. It benefits from dual aspect windows, the largest provides views of the courtyard garden. The sizeable reception areas and the kitchen are bathed in natural light, thanks to the dual and triple aspect windows, harmonising contemporary elegance with traditional touches.  The clever reverse living layout places daily life on the upper level, allowing residents to fully embrace the breathtaking nature surrounding Faunstone Barn throughout the seasons, with the sleeping areas on the ground floor. There is an option to convert a wing into a one bed/studio annex with income potential. Externally, there’s an outdoor office/studio, South facing sun-terrace with a hydro spa, double garage with a large storage/gym area and 1.5 acres of paddock and enclosed gardens. This charming ancient barn conversion has well-proportioned rooms, blending fashionable interiors and traditional features. Arriving at Faunstone Barn front entrance the clever design invites you to cross over a bridge to the entrance hall, where you are greeted by a stunning tall ceilings adorned with glass banisters and a towering glass windows that frame the serene views of the walled garden and the quaint hamlet beyond. Two separate boot/coat, storage areas are located in this space. From here, three doors open to inviting reception rooms. The first beckons you into a generous 24-foot reception, complete with a practical wood-burning stove resting on a slate hearth, and triple-aspect windows showcasing the untouched rural landscape. At the far end of the room, French doors lead to an L-shaped balcony, a perfect retreat for savouring the beauty of nature. The room is spacious and filled with light, boasting an A-framed beamed ceiling and a skylight that further enhances its airy ambiance. Stepping into the second room you enjoy the sun filled South facing Garden Room, where you'll be greeted by stunning views of the sun terrace and alfresco dining area, complete with a Hydrotherapy Tub and the Office/Studio. This space basks in the warmth of the spring and summer. Next, discover the third door that opens into the grandest of all rooms, extending 40 feet in length. This incredible space is perfect for social events and family gatherings, featuring a modern fitted kitchen with grey units, highlighted by striking black work surfaces and slate splash backs. The is a unique centrally placed rotating wood-burning stove and chimney. At the far end, a cosy seating area beckons, complete with stairs leading down to the ground floor. The room’s charm is amplified by beautiful beams and four wooden A-frames, plus a window that offers picturesque views of the walled garden, a long narrow window that overlooks the hamlet, and double doors that invite you to the dining terrace and Office/Studio via a second bridge. This space is truly an entertainer’s dream, ideal for year-round socialising and festive celebrations. As you step back into the main Entrance Hall, carpeted stairs gracefully descend to a generous fourth reception area, currently serving as a quiet reception space. Adjacent to this, you'll find a door leading to a spacious walk-in storage area, as well as a dedicated room that functions as a wine store. On the opposite side of this welcoming reception space lies the magnificent Principal Suite. This expansive area is designed with luxury in mind, offering ample room for a super King-sized bed, wardrobes, a dressing table, and chests of drawers. Abundant windows on either side flood the room with natural light, and a door opens to a picturesque Walled garden, highlighting a stunning apple tree as the centrepiece. Additionally, doors lead into a walk-in wardrobe and into the ensuite bathroom, which is fitted with a modern shower, a freestanding oval bath, a wash hand basin, and a toilet, ensuring a perfect blend of comfort and sophistication. There’s a feeling of total privacy with views overlooking the front garden space. Leading off the Reception area, is a corridor that guides you to the sleeping quarters, featuring three double sized bedrooms, each providing privacy complemented by ensuite bathrooms, each has a glass door that opens to a serene walled garden, perfect for moments of relaxation and tranquillity. The final section of the house, known as the Studio, currently it serves as a gallery and hair salon. This space boasts its own WC, a storage area and Utility, with convenient access to the garden and a parking area. There are doors out to an attractive Veranda overlooking the garden and the rural views. It has the potential to transform into an independent dwelling/generational living space or office, making it an asset for any homeowner.  This property has a wonderful amount of garden, 1.5 acres in total, mainly laid to lawn with a gentle sloping open paddock situated above the barns. It could make someone a wonderful small holding, or space for horses. It may be possible to purchase or rent additional land nearby. With Dartmoor National Park on your doorstep, it's a wonderful place to ride, walk, kayak and cycle. On the southern side of the barns there is a totally private large stone paved and terrace, a truly wonderful space for alfresco dining and entertaining. There’s a detached home office and a hydrotherapy tub. Faunstone Barn sits on the Maristow Estate, and still carries a few minor covenants which remain to ensure peace and tranquillity continue. This does include a few rules about permitted grazing and use of the house. Solid electric gates provide the upmost privacy to Faunstone Barn, you arrive to a wide shingle driveway with space to accommodate easily half a dozen cars and a modern double garage with storage space. Locally to the barns- The nearest place to for shopping and general amenities is just 5 Miles away, Plymouth ‘the ocean city’ with its vibrant restaurants and bars, shopping and ferry links to France and N.Spain with Brittany Ferries is approx. 8 miles.  It’s within an amazing catchment area for junior, senior and both boys' and girls' grammar schools. A variety of colleges, the University of Plymouth. Prep and private schools bus collects locally at Wotton. And there are free buses, and taxis to Plympton schools. Shaugh Prior has a village pub, village hall, church, and the farmyard cafe are all walkable. Buses run from the end of the lane to Ivybridge and Plymouth.  There is an abundance of local activities for outdoor enthusiasts at Dewerstone and Dartmoor Tors, with horse riding, climbing, cycling and wild swimming. Dartmoor offers 365 sq miles of natural beauty with grazing livestock. Hotels, Pubs, Restaurants and Golf Clubs are all within 5 miles at Shaugh Prior, at Elfordleigh and Boringdon. Boringdon Hall has its Michelin Star Restaurant and outstanding Health Spa. Agent Note: We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. 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Sellers Insight Higher Penstroda has been our home now for several happy years. During our first two or three years, the east and west sections of the building were constructed along with the garage. The original farm house was demolished and all of two bats were moved to their new penthouse accommodation in part of the roof space in the garage. Together we have landscaped the garden which is now thriving with shrubs and plants. It is with great sadness that we find ourselves in a position where leaving our lovely home and returning to family in Sussex, is a must. The surrounding area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, never ceases to amaze us how the dramatic landscape changes as the seasons move through the year. We have enjoyed the stunning views in all directions, to beyond Bodmin, the rugged coastline of North Cornwall and of course the Moor. The peace and atmospheric conditions of our immediate area will be sorely missed. Our small hamlet of four properties, two very old and two very new, have gelled and blended well. The neighbours have been a pleasure to become acquainted with, and whilst we may not see one another for weeks or even months, it is reassuring to know we are always there to help each other if required. Many times we have visited our nearest village of Blisland, either on foot with the dogs or by car. The village has a thriving community boasting an attractive village green, a super quirky pub, an historic old church and a community run shop. All within walking distance of one another. The Primary school lies in the smaller village of Waterloo. Some of our most enjoyable times have been with visiting family and friends. Times when we have been able to share the joys of our beautiful large family house and garden. When on our own, peace and tranquility abound, moments when we just listen to the sounds of nature. All this we leave behind and hope the owners will be as happy as we've been. Step Inside Constructed primarily using ICF (Insulated Concrete Form), this home achieves an excellent B-rated EPC and occupies the site of a former dwelling, now thoughtfully replaced. The current owners had significant input into the design and have enjoyed living here for the several years. This luxurious three-storey property is expertly positioned to take full advantage of its far-reaching views across Bodmin Moor and the surrounding countryside. Entry begins via a porch leading into a vestibule with sliding doors that open into the main residence. The principal living accommodation is found on the first floor—an open-plan layout that encourages sociability and seamless flow. The premium kitchen, finished in light grey tones, includes sleek cabinetry with tall larder units, a central island with breakfast bar seating, and durable Dekton work surfaces with matching upstands. A Belfast sink, under-cabinet lighting, and a combination of recessed and pendant lights enhance the space. Appliances included in the sale are a Rangemaster electric oven with gas hob and extractor, Neff dishwasher, freestanding fridge, and microwave. The kitchen transitions smoothly into a spacious dining area, while the dual-aspect living space features a high-output wood burner set on a slate and brick hearth. Double sliding doors lead to a spectacular sunroom, offering uninterrupted views over the gardens and moorland, with balconies at either end—ideal for enjoying warm, sunny days. Additional rooms on this floor include a well-appointed office with built-in shelving, a cloakroom/WC, and a utility room finished to the same high standard as the kitchen. The utility comes equipped with a Samsung freezer, Bosch tumble dryer, and Gorenje washing machine. A secondary staircase descends from here to a practical storage room. Bedroom accommodation is split across the second and ground floors. The upper floor features two large double bedrooms with roof and traditional windows, both enjoying stunning views. A shared or optional en suite shower room and WC serves this level. On the ground floor, three generous double bedrooms all benefit from en suite facilities. The principal suite is notably spacious, complete with high-quality built-in furniture, direct access to the garden, and a luxurious en suite bathroom with both bathtub and walk-in shower. A second utility area on the ground floor houses components of the central heating and vacuum systems, and provides access to the plant room. This space contains the main electrical control systems, including the inverter and Tesla Powerwall (13.5 kWh capacity). The home is served by a mechanical ventilation, heat recovery system with exhaust heat pump. The property has solid wood interior doors, and laminated flooring. There is matching sanitaryware (including bidets) throughout the bath and shower rooms. Water and drainage systems are private—eliminating South West Water charges. * Further details regarding the heating system will be available from the owners by arrangement on viewing. Step Outside Approached via motorised security gates with smartphone-connected audio entry, the long private driveway offers extensive parking and turning space. The detached double garage features an electric roller door, power, lighting, a side access door, and a mezzanine level for additional storage. The gardens at Higher Penstroda are a true highlight, lovingly established by the current owners to provide vibrant, year-round colour. With a variety of shrubs, perennials, and young trees, the outdoor space is both tranquil and impressive. A paved and tiled patio occupies the footprint of the former dwelling and serves as a peaceful vantage point to admire the spectacular views. A shed and a pathway lead to the largest of the enclosures, located to the southeast. This gently sloping, securely fenced field is perfect for livestock or equestrian use. Large granite boulders, unearthed during the home’s construction, have been thoughtfully incorporated into the landscape design.

SUMMARY An impressive 5/6 bedroom detached Georgian farmhouse (not listed) with a separate DETACHED BARN ready to convert WITH PLANNING PERMISSION GRANTED. Situated in a quiet, rural location within 3/4 of a mile of the West Devon town of Holsworthy and its amenities. Enjoying far-reaching countryside views to Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor from the fully enclosed 4 acres of informal gardens and 3 enclosed paddocks. FULL DESCRIPTION Chasty House offers a rare opportunity to purchase a superb farmhouse as well as an additional detached barn with outline planning permission to convert into a 2 Bedroom dwelling, with a new garage, which is situated on the opposite side of the lane. Within its own curtilage the barn comes with a paddock which measures just less than an acre, with gated access from the lane. There is also a track to the side of the Barn for access into the lower part of land (one neighbour has right of access over this track to enter their own land). The planning application No is 1/0887/2023/ful and all related documents can be found within the Torridge D.C planning portal. This elegant home retains many period features mixed with modern day comforts. The original entrance door, protected by a pillared storm porch with a slate floor, has an English rose and thistle glass inset which opens up to a welcoming entrance hallway with Victorian tiled floor. Two dual aspect main reception rooms are located off the hallway, both with working fireplaces and enough space for large furniture. There is a superb kitchen/dining/family room which was an architecturally designed extension incorporating a large ornate roof lantern bringing in a huge amount of natural light in addition to the two sets of patio doors which lead out to the main gardens. A great room to entertain and socialise. There are also sizeable utility and boot rooms both with access to the rear patio. Another reception room, currently used as a 6th bedroom, ideal for a dependant relative and only a few steps away from a shower room. The split galleried landing provides access to all the 5 bedrooms, which all enjoy garden or countryside views. One has an en-suite shower room and there is a family bathroom. A further door off the landing leads to a useful apple loft/under eaves storage. The large, fully enclosed gardens are well tended with an extensive area of lawn to the rear, plus a side patio, perfect for al-fresco dining. Within the lower side of the garden is a small cob barn, split into sections, ideal for logs and storage of gardening equipment. There is a substantial concrete driveway providing enough parking for numerous types of vehicles, which leads to an open fronted, oak framed double garage with an attached workshop to the rear. In addition, there are two well enclosed paddocks, totalling approximately 2 acres which can be accessed from the driveway and the rear garden. The separate barn, with planning in situ, is set in just under an acre, on the opposite side of the lane. Overall a perfect home for those looking for a sizeable family home and an outdoor lifestyle, such as grazing and rearing of animals or growing your own produce. Currently a local farmer runs sheep in the paddocks, taking responsibility for maintenance of the land. Sellers Insight: ‘Chasty has been a great base for hiking and other outdoor activities, due to its location between Dartmoor and the North Cornish coast. We enjoy the rural location, with its far-reaching views, but also appreciate the easy access to amenities such as the local shops, Waitrose and the leisure centre in Holsworthy. The well-proportioned rooms and ample storage have been ideal for entertaining visiting family and friends.’ AGENTS NOTE The property, without including the barn and extra land, is currently being marketed for £850,000.

Occupying a commanding elevated position with far-reaching views across Plymouth Sound, Drake’s Island and towards Mount Edgcumbe, this is a substantial older-style detached residence that has been comprehensively converted and finished to create an exceptional private home. The property has been brought back into residential use and now offers the rare combination of period scale, modern specification and a newly completed, never-lived-in feel. With five double bedrooms, generous reception rooms, a striking mirrored staircase, private lift, large gardens, ample parking for up to five cars and no onward chain, this is a landmark home ready for its first owners in its new chapter. The Home The accommodation has been thoughtfully reimagined to provide a substantial and highly flexible private residence, combining the proportions and presence of an established older-style building with the comfort and convenience expected of a newly completed home. Having been converted back into a single dwelling, the property has not been lived in since completion, giving buyers the opportunity to move into a freshly finished, turnkey home without the compromises often associated with older properties. The property opens into an entrance hall, which leads through to an impressive inner hallway. Here, the feature mirrored staircase creates an immediate sense of arrival, while the inclusion of a private lift provides a rare and practical addition, ideal for accessibility, future-proofing or multi-generational living. The principal reception space is a superb triple-aspect drawing room positioned to the front of the house. Generously proportioned and filled with natural light, it provides an impressive formal living space. A separate dining room offers further space for entertaining, while a dedicated study provides a useful home-working area. At the heart of the home is a stunning open-plan kitchen/breakfast room, beautifully fitted with an extensive range of cabinetry, matching work surfaces and a comprehensive selection of integrated appliances. The kitchen includes dual inset sinks, a boiling tap, waste disposal unit, American-style fridge-freezer, AEG double oven, microwave/combination oven, electric hob, two gas burners, cooker hood, dishwasher and four slimline wine coolers. A Velux skylight, bi-folding doors, French doors and additional side window allow natural light to pour into the room, creating a superb everyday family space as well as an impressive setting for entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen is a sitting room or snug, creating a relaxed family area that connects naturally with the kitchen/breakfast space. The ground floor is completed by a laundry room and downstairs cloakroom/WC. On the first floor, the sense of space continues with five double bedrooms. The master bedroom suite is particularly impressive, enjoying a generous dual-aspect layout with views towards Drake’s Island and the Cornish coastline. It is served by a dressing room and two ensuite shower rooms, providing a rare and luxurious arrangement. Bedroom two features French doors opening onto a private balcony with glass and stainless-steel balustrading, enjoying views across the garden towards Plymouth Sound and Plymouth Hoe, and also benefits from its own en-suite shower room. A further bedroom also benefits from an en-suite shower room, while the remaining two bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom, complete with a freestanding roll-top bath, separate shower and basin. An additional separate WC is also positioned on the first floor. The property also benefits from double glazing, under-floor heating and central heating. Outside The property is approached via a generous tarmac parking area, providing plentiful off-road parking and turning space, with established shrubs adding interest to the frontage. A brick-paved path leads to the main entrance, while side access continues around to the rear garden. The rear garden is a particular feature of the home, offering a generous area of outside space that complements the scale of the house beautifully. Immediately adjoining the rear of the property is a terrace, positioned to take full advantage of the outlook across Plymouth Sound towards Plymouth Hoe. This area includes an outdoor barbecue/kitchen space, creating an excellent setting for summer entertaining, alfresco dining and enjoying the views. Beyond the terrace, the garden is mainly laid to lawn, interspersed with shrubs and small trees, providing a pleasant and practical space for family life. A useful storage shed is positioned beneath the outdoor kitchen area. Lifestyle & Location Set within one of Plymstock’s established residential addresses, Plymstock Road enjoys a wonderful position from which to appreciate the very best of Plymouth’s coastal lifestyle. From the house, balcony and gardens, the views stretch across Plymouth Sound towards Drake’s Island, Mount Edgcumbe and Plymouth Hoe, creating a constant connection with the water. Plymstock is a popular and well-served suburb, offering an excellent balance of convenience and lifestyle. Everyday amenities can be found locally, including shops, cafés, schools, healthcare facilities and services, while the Broadway Shopping Centre provides a useful focal point for the community. Nearby Mount Batten, Turnchapel and Jennycliff offer waterside walks, marina facilities and access to the coastline, with the surrounding area well known for sailing, watersports and outdoor pursuits. Plymouth city centre, the Barbican, Sutton Harbour and the wider waterfront are all within easy reach, while road links provide access to the A38, Devon, Cornwall and the South Hams. It is a setting that offers scale, scenery and convenience in equal measure, ideal for those looking for a substantial private home with a genuine sense of place. Agents Note Please note: some images used in this listing have been digitally enhanced and/or virtually staged using CGI to help illustrate the property’s potential finished appearance. They are intended as a visual guide only and may not exactly reflect the property’s current condition, proportions, specification or final finish. The garden is also due to undergo further improvement works, so some areas shown are not yet fully completed. These works will be finished in due course, and we can share further details of the planned improvements with any interested parties as required.

Set within approximately three acres of private grounds, this remarkable detached residence occupies an elevated position along Staddon Lane, commanding far-reaching views that stretch from the waters of Plymouth Sound across open countryside and towards the distant beauty of Dartmoor National Park. Offering a rare balance of privacy, land, and accessibility, this is a home designed for those seeking space, tranquillity, and a deeper connection to their surroundings, without compromising on convenience.The HomeThoughtfully designed to embrace both its setting and the demands of modern living, the property centres around a superb open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space—an inviting and versatile environment where natural light floods in and large openings frame the surrounding landscape. The kitchen is both contemporary and highly functional, offering generous preparation space and a layout ideally suited to entertaining. Flowing seamlessly into the dining and living areas, this space forms the true heart of the home, equally suited to hosting gatherings or enjoying relaxed day-to-day living. The accommodation extends to three well-proportioned bedrooms, each enjoying a peaceful outlook across the grounds. The principal bedroom provides a calm and restful retreat, while the remaining rooms offer flexibility for family, guests, or home working. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the internal layout. Throughout, the home presents a sense of understated quality, with a layout that is both practical and adaptable, perfectly suited to a range of lifestyles, whether as a full-time residence or a coastal retreat.Outside SpaceThe grounds are a defining feature of the property, extending to approximately three acres and creating a rare sense of freedom and seclusion. A blend of open meadow, established woodland, and curated outdoor spaces provides both usability and natural beauty throughout the seasons. A dedicated viewing platform has been carefully positioned to take full advantage of the panoramic outlook, ideal for morning coffee, yoga, or simply enjoying the ever-changing light from sunrise through to sunset. The addition of an outdoor kitchen and entertaining area further enhances the lifestyle offering, creating the perfect setting for summer gatherings and long evenings outdoors. The land itself offers versatility and potential, whether for recreational use, lifestyle pursuits, or simply enjoying the privacy and connection to nature that this setting provides.Location & LifestylePositioned on the highly regarded Staddon Lane, the property enjoys a unique setting that combines a rural feel with excellent accessibility. Surrounded by open countryside and coastal landscapes, the home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy both space and scenery, while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities. For those with an active and outdoor lifestyle, Staddon Heights Golf Club is quite literally on the doorstep, offering a well-regarded course with spectacular coastal views, alongside a welcoming clubhouse and restaurant. Further enhancing day-to-day convenience, the facilities at Mount Batten Centre and Fort Stamford are just a short drive away, providing access to a well-equipped gym, watersports, and fitness classes, ideal for those seeking a balance between relaxation and activity. The coastline is equally accessible, with Bovisand Beach located approximately one mile away, offering opportunities for swimming, paddleboarding, and scenic coastal walks along this sought-after stretch of South Devon shoreline. Despite its peaceful and semi-rural setting, the property remains conveniently close to the vibrant city of Plymouth, where a wide range of amenities, restaurants, and transport connections can be found. This balance between countryside, coast, and city is increasingly rare, making the location particularly appealing to those seeking a lifestyle-driven move without isolation. The property also benefits from a range of eco-conscious features, including solar panels, air source heating, and enhanced insulation, contributing to improved efficiency and lower running costs.

The Old School House presents a rare opportunity to acquire an elegant and highly versatile period residence in a striking coastal setting. Formerly the village school, the building has been sympathetically converted into four individual cottages, each retaining the architectural strength and character of the original Victorian design while offering comfortable and well presented accommodation suited to modern living. Enjoying a remarkable position beneath the historic St. Gennys parish church, The Old School House is set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Heritage Coast, with National Trust land nearby. Framed by unspoilt countryside and distant sea views, the setting offers a rare sense of seclusion, character and timeless coastal charm. The setting is a significant part of the appeal. Approached by a private driveway, the property opens into mature grounds extending to approximately 0.83 acres, with generous parking and an attractive detached garage store. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and unfold around the house in a way that allows each part of the property to enjoy both privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. A series of terraces and seating areas take full advantage of the far reaching outlook towards the sea, creating an environment that feels both peaceful and uplifting. Within the grounds is a Grade II Listed Holy Well, believed to date from medieval times, adding a notable sense of heritage and distinction. The current arrangement offers exceptional flexibility. The property is equally suited to buyers seeking a substantial home with income potential, a lifestyle change with established holiday accommodation, or a configuration that supports extended family living. The cottages are immaculately presented and the overall layout allows for separation where needed while still feeling part of one coherent and characterful whole. At the rear of the building the current owners’ accommodation enjoys a south facing garden together with coastal views from the upper floor. The accommodation is warm and inviting, with a spacious kitchen breakfast room that forms a natural hub for daily life, a cloakroom, and an elegant sitting room that reflects the period character of the building. On the first floor are two bedrooms, a study area, and a bathroom styled in keeping with the age and feel of the property. Importantly, Lanes has permission for use either as a holiday let or as a dwelling for someone with a local connection, giving the accommodation valuable adaptability. School House occupies a substantial part of the original building and is arranged around a central reception hall, which gives the cottage a strong sense of arrival and balance. The sitting room and kitchen dining room are both light filled and well proportioned, with views across the surrounding countryside enhancing the atmosphere of the principal spaces. On the first floor are two generous bedrooms, one with en suite facilities, together with a family bathroom. The overall impression is one of space, comfort and timeless character. On the seaward side of the property are Francis and Lane's, both enjoying private slate paved terraces and enclosed lawned gardens positioned to make the most of the spectacular outlook. Francis is especially rich in character, with an open plan living space featuring slate flag flooring, a granite fireplace and patio doors that draw the scenery into the room. The principal bedroom and bathroom are on the first floor, with a further bedroom on the second floor, creating an appealing and versatile arrangement for guests. Lanes has a similarly attractive relationship with the outside space, opening directly from the terrace into an open plan living area with slate flagged floors, a granite fireplace and expansive glazing that frames the coastal outlook particularly well. Arranged over three floors, the cottage currently provides accommodation for five guests, with a principal bedroom and bathroom on the first floor and two further bedrooms above. Outside, the sense of space and lifestyle appeal continues. The gardens provide room to relax, entertain and enjoy the setting in different ways throughout the day, while the recently constructed garage store, finished beneath a natural slate roof, adds further practicality. With French doors opening onto a veranda and sun deck overlooking the grounds, it also offers a wonderful place from which to appreciate the calm surroundings and evening light. Altogether, The Old School House is a distinctive and memorable property that combines period charm, flexibility and proven lifestyle appeal in an exceptional coastal setting.

Nestled within a serene, elevated setting approximately 4.5 miles from the bustling coastal town of Bude, Barnhurst presents a truly unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional country residence comprising a beautifully appointed four-bedroom barn conversion, a detached contemporary annexe, landscaped gardens, two paddocks, and a double garage — all set within a superb plot of approximately 3 acres. The principal residence has been thoughtfully extended by the current owners to offer a stunning open-plan kitchen/dining room. This elegant and sociable space is finished to an exacting standard with a central island, integral appliances including a double electric range cooker and dishwasher, and ample room for a family dining table. Bifold doors frame idyllic views of the formal gardens, offering a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The living room is a generous size and features exposed beams, original floorboards, as well as a feature wood-burning stove. uPVC double-glazed French doors open out to a striking south-facing timber and glass balcony, perfectly placed to capture sweeping views across the rolling countryside — an ideal setting for al fresco entertaining or peaceful morning coffee. The ground floor also benefits from a double bedroom, a modern family shower room, and a useful utility cupboard. Upstairs, the bedrooms enjoy far-reaching rural and coastal views. The 2021 extension has also created a luxurious principal bedroom suite complete with built-in wardrobes, generous eaves storage, and a stylish en-suite bathroom. Bedroom two features extensive fitted storage and a southerly outlook, while the third bedroom opens directly onto a private balcony — a perfect vantage point to enjoy dramatic sunsets year-round. Externally, the property continues to impress with extensive parking via a gravelled driveway, which also serves a timber double garage with electric door, power and lighting. The landscaped gardens are beautifully arranged with a variety of seating areas, including a covered deck with hot tub, thoughtfully planted borders, and a separate orchard/kitchen garden with a greenhouse and a beautiful pond with duckhouse. The land comprises two well-maintained paddocks with stock-proof fencing. The western paddock of approximately 1.1 acres benefits from a hay store/workshop, while the eastern paddock — measuring approximately 1.3 acres — features a field shelter, hardstanding and panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. Discreetly positioned with a high degree of separation, the Annexe is an exceptional, self-contained dwelling constructed with a timber and steel frame, allowing for vaulted ceilings throughout, and clad in low-maintenance cement fibre weatherboarding. Finished to an exacting standard, it comprises a spacious open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, two double bedrooms (one with en-suite), and a luxurious main bathroom. High gloss cabinetry and integrated appliances offer a modern feel, while LPG-fired central heating ensures year-round comfort. French doors open onto a wrap-around sun deck that enjoys a private lawn and designated parking via its own gated entrance — ideal for multi-generational living or overflow accomodation. Barnhurst effortlessly combines period charm, contemporary comfort, and extensive grounds in a peaceful yet accessible location — offering an unrivalled opportunity for those seeking space, versatility and lifestyle excellence in North Cornwall.