luxury house for sale Goldsithney, United Kingdom

Main Residence The detached Grade II Listed farmhouse is striking, with free-flowing accommodation accessed by a solid, wide wooden front door; this opens into the welcoming entrance hallway which has a slated floor and stairs ascending to the first floor. There are three main reception rooms including the lounge which is a light and airy space having exposed wall and roof beams. The main focal point of the lounge is the eye-catching fire surround with its inset wood burning stove, set upon a slate hearth.     The cosy heated conservatory has a glass roof and is double glazed with a slate floor and cill; the current owners enjoy relaxing in this space all year round. The formal dining room has a slate floor and a grand floor to ceiling fireplace with a granite lintel and two clome ovens (one believed to have an authentic original door). The lounge and dining room each boast a feature window seat with a south facing window, attracting natural light. Moving through, the kitchen is superbly equipped with solid granite worksurfaces and a traditional range of wooden fronted kitchen units including a Belfast style sink unit. This lovely room has a high ceiling, slate floor and many integrated appliances including a Neff double oven and induction hob above, and dishwasher. The oil-fired range oven is a centrepiece, firing both the domestic hot water and central heating systems. The light flows through the roof windows, whilst the slate floor and an external stable door would be a real boon for those with pets to consider. The final touch to the ground floor is a utility room with a W/C off and a superb walk in storage pantry.     The first-floor landing accesses the two bedrooms; the master bedroom has a large built in airing cupboard, and an en-suite shower room/WC with a large cubicle. Bedroom two has a deep window cill and a superb walk in storage room/wardrobe with hanging space within the eaves. Both bedrooms have exposed beams and are south facing. The additional family shower room is well appointed with a non-slip floor, modern downlighting and large corner shower cubicle. This superb home has many character features including rustic latched doors and granite thresholds, successfully blended with modern comforts such as oil-fired central heating and sealed unit double glazing.     The Old Dairy This is the larger of the two holiday barns and has high specification reversed two-bedroom accommodation. The barn can be accessed either by the lane or from the rear, where there is an enclosed garden with a paved outdoor seating area to enjoy the sunshine. A hot tub is included in the sale.     The rooms include a large split-level open plan living/dining/kitchen area; the lounge area has a wooden floor with exposed beams and stonework, with a wood burning stove, whilst the kitchen is well equipped with a range of cream fronted matching units - wall and base. Included in the sale is an electric oven and hob with extractor over, a dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge and freezer.     On the lower ground floor are two bedrooms, both large enough to accommodate a double or twin bed. The main bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom/WC with a shower over the bath. Bedroom two has an en-suite shower room/WC with soaker shower within a corner shower cubicle. The barn is sold fully furnished and has sealed unit double glazed windows and oil-fired central heating.     Molly's Barn Molly's Barn is a comfortable well appointed two bedroom holiday barn which again has reversed accommodation to make the most of the glorious surroundings.     The first floor is made up of an open plan living/kitchen/dining space, and the kitchen is well equipped with a range of beige fronted wall and base units. There are many integrated appliances including an electric oven, hob and extractor, dishwasher, washer dryer, and fridge with freezer compartment. The living space has exposed stonework and feature beamed ceilings. On the lower ground floor are two double bedrooms, both spacious enough for twin beds. One of the bedrooms has an en-suite shower room/WC with a soaker shower with a corner cubicle, whilst the other bedroom has a bathroom/WC with a shower unit above.     There is an enclosed outside space with level paved seating area and hot tub. The barn is sold fully furnished and has sealed unit double glazed windows and oil-fired central heating.     Outside The main vehicular access is at the rear of the complex, accessed by double wooden gates which swing open into the large gravel parking/turning area. The whole of the driveway is suitable for the storage of many vehicles/boats/caravans/motorhomes. At the side, there is a large wooden storage shed with adjacent large enclosed fruit cage. Within the main driveway area is a stone former piggery, useful for storage, with a stable door at the side. A wooden cabin has been utilised as an external home office – this has power, light and internet connectivity, and a wall mounted electric heater.     The gardens and grounds are exceptionally attractive and expand to the rear and side of the property; they are predominantly laid to lawn with a range of attractive and colourful borders offering a mix of natural boundaries and fencing. The fencing is extensive, and separates the formal garden from the pasture. The outside areas of the holiday lets are clearly defined with a focus on privacy for everyone.     One of the detached stone buildings, known as The Cart House Studio, is a superb building with consent as a games room ancillary to the holiday units. Our clients have kept this building private for themselves thus far, utilising it as a studio. It has lovely outstanding features such as 'A' frame beams and exposed granite walls along with the practicalities of power, light and water, and has great potential (subject to obtaining all necessary consents) to be converted and potentially extended to create a further holiday unit. The pasture, which is level and well enclosed, is laid mainly to paddocks at the side of the superb wooden stable block; this has two looseboxes and a tack room. Further outside space includes a split level lawn featuring a large wildlife pond, and enclosed productive vegetable garden with large greenhouse and further raised vegetable beds. On the western side of the property is an enclosed patio seating area, perfect for making the most of the afternoon and evening sunshine. Adjacent is the outside utility room and separate WC. To the front of the property is a wonderful south facing colourful garden, which is split level, featuring authentic stone banks well stocked with range of shrubs, bushes and perennials; these offer a range of colour all year round, especially attractive during the spring and summer months.     Location Tregunnon is a small rural hamlet positioned approximately 1 mile from the attractive moorland village of Altarnun. Altarnun boasts a Post Office, Village Shop, Public House and County Primary School and nearby the A30 trunk road gives access to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. The ancient former Market town of Launceston lies some 8 miles away and offers a range of commercial, educational, recreational and shopping facilities. LOWER TREGUNNON FARM Sitting Room 13'7 x 12'7 (4.14m x 3.84m). Conservatory 9' x 12'10 (2.74m x 3.9m). Dining Room 13'4 x 12'11 (4.06m x 3.94m). Kitchen 15' x 10'4 (4.57m x 3.15m). Bedroom 1 12'10 x 10'2 (3.9m x 3.1m). En-suite Bedroom 2 13'7 x 13'4 (4.14m x 4.06m). En-suite Dressing Room 13'9 x 8'3 (4.2m x 2.51m). Utility 9' x 7'11 (2.74m x 2.41m). THE OLD DAIRY Kitchen/Breakfast Room 15'8 x 13'8 (4.78m x 4.17m). Sitting Room 18'4 x 13'8 (5.6m x 4.17m). Bedroom 1 13'4 x 10'3 (4.06m x 3.12m). En-suite Bedroom 2 13'4 x 8'10 (4.06m x 2.7m). En-suite MOLLY'S BARN Kitchen/Lounge/Dining Room 25'7 x 14'1 (7.8m x 4.3m). Bedroom 1 13'11 x 12'3 (4.24m x 3.73m). En-suite Bedroom 2 14'6 x 9'10 max (4.42m x 3m max). En-suite OUTBUILDINGS The Cart House 13'8 x 19'7 (4.17m x 5.97m). Office 6'10 x 12'4 (2.08m x 3.76m). Loose Box 13' x 11' (3.96m x 3.35m). Loose Box 11' x 11' (3.35m x 3.35m). Tack Room 9'6 x 11' (2.9m x 3.35m). Piggery 11' (3.35m) max x 10' (3.05m) max. Shed 10' x 13' (3.05m x 3.96m). AGENTS NOTE    The property is Grade II Listed. SERVICES    Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. TENURE    Freehold. COUNCIL TAX    Lower Tregunnon Farm - D: Cornwall Council. Molly's Barn and The Old Dairy – Rateable Value of £5100: Cornwall Council. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS    Strictly by appointment with the selling agent. From Launceston continue along the A30 dual carriageway Westbound for approximately 9 miles taking the exit towards Five Lanes, Altarnun and Trewint. Follow the signs into the village of Altarnun continuing through the village and past the Church on the left hand side. Continue out of the village and through Treween until reaching the T junction. Turn right signposted towards Polyphant and proceed along this road for approximately 1/2 a mile. You automatically enter Tregunnon when reaching the crossroads. Turn left here and continue around the right hand corner where the entrance to Lower Tregunnon Farm will be found on the right hand side.     what3words.com - ///gross.bulbs.foresight

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 6 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 Post Office/Shop, 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. Hall 26'11 max x 20' max (8.2m max x 6.1m max). Utility 7'9 x 6'2 (2.36m x 1.88m). Cloakroom 8'2 x 7'1 (2.5m x 2.16m). Study 14'10 x 20' (4.52m x 6.1m). Dining Room 18'4 x 20' (5.6m x 6.1m). Kitchen 14'2 x 20' (4.32m x 6.1m). Living Room 29'10 max x 21'9 max (9.1m max x 6.63m max). Balcony 29'8 x 5'3 (9.04m x 1.6m). Bedroom 1 25'2 max x 20' max (7.67m max x 6.1m max). En-suite Dressing Room 9'3 x 6'11 (2.82m x 2.1m). Bedroom 2 13'6 x 9'5 (4.11m x 2.87m). En-suite Bedroom 3 13'2 x 10' (4.01m x 3.05m). En-suite B&B Bedroom 4 16'6 x 9'10 (5.03m x 3m). En-suite 4'3 x 9'4 (1.3m x 2.84m). Bedroom 5 16'6 x 9'11 (5.03m x 3.02m). En-suite 4'3 x 9'4 (1.3m x 2.84m). Breakfast Room 19'8 max x 16'6 max (6m max x 5.03m max). ANNEXE Hall Bedroom 1 17'2 x 9'11 (5.23m x 3.02m). En-suite 4'6 x 9'10 (1.37m x 3m). Bedroom 2 17'2 max x 9'10 max (5.23m max x 3m max). En-suite 4'6 x 9'4 (1.37m x 2.84m). Kitchen/Living Room 22'3 (6.78m) max x 16'8 (5.08m) max. SERVICES    Mains electricity. Private water and drainage. TENURE    Freehold. COUNCIL TAX    Trelaske Manor: G: Cornwall Council. Waterfall Cottage: Rateable Value of £2900: Cornwall Council. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS    Strictly by appointment with the selling agent. From Launceston town centre proceed along the A388 (Western Road). Upon reaching Pennygillam Roundabout take the first left hand exit sign posted towards Bodmin heading Westbound along the A30 dual carriageway. Proceed for approximately six miles taking the left hand exit towards Lewannick. Upon exiting the slip road take the left hand turning proceeding up in to the village and on reaching the T junction turn right keeping the Archer Arms on the left hand side. Proceed up and around keeping the Church on the left hand side and continue around into Callington Road. At the next junction turn left signposted towards Trelaske, continue along this road and keep left at the fork. After approximately 0.4 of a mile Trelaske Manor will be identified on the right hand side.

Location Fine and Country Cornwall is delighted to be bringing the fabulous Bownder House to market by private treaty. Bownder House is arguably one of the finest waterfront residencies in Cornwall if not the UK. This spectacular residence is a premium build located on Pier Lane with three other properties on a no-through road. This affords the new custodians privacy and a traffic-free environment. A large paved driveway allows for multiple vehicles to be parked immediately outside the property. A turning point and further parking space is available. So even the largest of vehicles including Range Rovers and Porsche Cayenne can park with ease.  The settlement of Cawsand was first recorded in 1404 when the area was known as The Square. Early spellings of the name Cawsand included Cawsham, Cousham and Causon, and it is thought to mean 'Cowsand'. By the end of the fifteenth century, the Rame peninsula was dotted with farmsteads, although the primary livelihood was through pilchard fishing. Historians believe that Kingsand may have been named in 1483 after Henry VII landed here briefly during his abortive attempt to overthrow Richard III. In 705 King Geraint of Cornwall granted 500 acres of land on the Rame peninsula to Sherbourne Abbey in Dorset. The border of the land in question followed a stream (now culverted) between the two villages, handing Kingsand over to Devon, while Cawsand remained in Cornwall. It was not until boundary changes in 1844 that Kingsand returned to Cornwall. A cottage opposite the 'Halfway House' pub still bears the 'Devon Corn' marker showing the border. The settlements expanded in Tudor times when Plymouth merchants built fish cellars along the beach to cash in on the thriving pilchard industry. These cellars were built of the local red 'rhyolite', a volcanic rock found along the shoreline to the east of Cawsand. For those fortunate enough to live in Cawsand or even have a short break, the experience is unique and charming in equal measures. The village has a close-knit community and a strong sense of history and tradition. The picturesque setting, with its narrow streets, colourful cottages, and scenic harbour, can make every day feel like a postcard. Bownder House sits close to the water's edge and the entire village is a designated Conservation Area and directly adjoins the sheltered and azure deep waters of Plymouth Sound with Mount Edgecumbe Estate. The 630-mile-long South West Coast Path can be accessed immediately from Bownder House. This affords views across the bay to Fort Picklecombe, the Mount Edgumbe Estate, Plymouth Breakwater, the city of Plymouth and Dartmoor on the horizon. The steady passing of commercial, naval and private charters around the bay and beyond gives the new custodians the most inspiring of backdrops to enjoy. The deep waters of the Fowey estuary and the Royal Yacht Club are well known to the sailing fraternity. The annual Fowey literary festival also attracts international visits and acclaim due to its close connections with Daphne Du Maurier. The nearby championship golf courses at St Mellion have hosted the International Open for six consecutive years with its two immaculate and demanding 18-hole European Tour golf courses having become the flagship venue of Crown Gold and is internationally respected and ranked second in the UK four-star Golfing hotels. Plymouth offers access to cross-channel ferry services and there is an international airport at Newquay. Many of Cornwall's attractions are within easy driving distance, and award-winning dining and three one-star Michelin establishments, Lost Gardens of Heligan and National Trust properties such as Cotehele and Lanhydrock. The Mount Edgcumbe Country Park, an 800 acre of coastal woodland and open hillsides is worthy of a visit and one of the most attractive and interesting days out in Cornwall.    Description  Discover the epitome of luxury living in Cawsand with this exclusive and breathtaking House. Enjoy stunning, panoramic views over the bay and harbour. This remarkable house not only provides a prestigious address but also offers an unrivalled lifestyle. Presented with style and clean lines, each room enjoys sea views. The multifaceted layout of Bownder House teamed with a self-contained annexe offers additional accommodation or income vertical as a potential holiday let annexe. There is plenty of space to work from home with BT fibre to the property (FTTP). The well-planned and finished leisure suite provides a much-needed amenity, regardless of the weather. In addition to the large gardens, there are over 37 square metres of sea-facing balconies. The property has full double glazing and two oil-fired boilers for the central heating. Throughout the property, benefits from a premium design and high-end finish. The kitchen is bespoke with premium appliances. Hardwood flooring throughout, along with contemporary bath and shower rooms with the use of glass and stainless steel enhance the maritime theme, whilst keeping the light and spacious feel throughout Bownder House. The property extends to circa 3720 sq ft over five floors. Gardens   The gardens are private and easily maintained and offer a full sea-facing view. Perfect for entertaining with a large patio, level lawns, established shrubs and trees. Complete with access from a 150 sq ft balcony accessed from the kitchen and leisure suite. Cawsand Beach is just 100 yards from the property. EPC Rating D Council Tax E

The Spaniards, Cargreen Welcome to The Spaniards, an extraordinary riverside pub in Cargreen, Saltash. Spanning more than 6,000sq ft across its bars, kitchens, dining areas and a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom managers apartment, this property offers an opportunity for its buyer to operate a pub and wedding venue, on the bank of the Tamar river.  With 400m of private quayside, a private slipway and spectacular managers accommodation. The property's idyllic location and its expansive views across the Tamar add to its appeal, promising a lifestyle that blends business with pleasure, where watersports and riverside relaxation can be part of your daily routine. This is more than just a property; it's a chance to breathe new life into the building, attract visitors to the village, and to enjoy the unique living experience that comes with managing The Spaniards Inn, also known as The Crooked Spaniards, beneath the apartment has been closed to the public since 2010, but has been used as a popular wedding venue since by previous owners. The building is renowned for its use as a setting for multiple ITV and BBC television series, including ITV’s 2020 series ‘The trouble with Maggie Cole’ starring Dawn French.  The building is thought to date back to the 16th century, and was formerly known as The Royal Oak. The Spaniards stands as a testament to traditional pub charm blended with ample space for modern hospitality ventures. This large pub is distinguished by its three main bar areas, each offering a unique atmosphere and setting for patrons. The Snug: Located in the oldest part of the building, the snug invites guests into a cozy, intimate setting. With its large open fire, thick walls, and characterful features such as leaded windows and exposed beams, it offers a warm welcome and a step back in time. Main Bar Areas: Beyond the snug, two expansive bar areas unfold, each boasting substantial seating arrangements. These spaces are designed to accommodate a lively crowd, offering versatility for any event or regular service. The character of The Spaniards shines through here as well, with more of those thick walls, leaded windows, and exposed beams that tell the story of the building's rich history. Dining/Function Area: For larger gatherings, the dining/function area is capable of seating over 100 people. Guests will enjoy panoramic views across the river, making every meal or event memorable. Commercial Kitchen: Supporting the extensive dining capabilities is a large commercial kitchen space. Equipped to handle high-volume service, this kitchen includes a dedicated carvery/serving area, facilitating a seamless flow from kitchen to the main dining/function area. The Spaniards is more than just a pub; it's a versatile venue that marries the charm of its historical features with the functionality needed for a thriving modern business. The panoramic river views add a final, compelling touch, ensuring that whether guests come for the cozy ambiance of the snug, a lively evening in the bar areas, or a special event in the dining area, their experience is enhanced by the stunning backdrop of the Tamar. This property represents a unique opportunity for anyone looking to invest in a pub with deep roots, ample space, and breathtaking views. Outdoors From the living room, a door leads directly onto the apartment’s balcony - a jewel in the crown of this fantastic home. Pull up a chair with your morning coffee, and take in the breathtaking views across the river from your own private, peaceful haven.  Not only is there a private balcony, but also an additional artificial grass roof terrace with hot tub, and plenty of space for a dining arrangement. Soaking up the sun in privacy whilst gazing at the stars or enjoying unspoilt panoramic morning views makes dining alfresco an everyday luxury. Water sports enthusiasts will also revel in the apartment’s private slipway, as well as 400m of private quayside. With a home such as this, you’ll feel like you’re on holiday, every day. First Floor Apartment The living space is set above the former inn on the first floor. The apartment can comfortably accommodate a large family, with four bedrooms in total. Three of the bedrooms are king-sized, with ample space for beds, wardrobes and additional furniture, if required. The fourth bedroom is a spacious double with stunning river views, and a fully-tiled ensuite bathroom incorporating a bathtub, shower, wash basin and separate WC. The apartment itself has been previously used as four separate holiday apartments with two shared bathrooms, so the level of space available as an entire accommodation is truly spectacular.  The kitchen is a contemporary space with an integrated oven, four-ring electric hob, plenty of storage within its modern units, and space for appliances. Natural light pours in through a skylight window in a vaulted ceiling, creating a bright and airy ambience prevalent throughout the entire property.  The living room area of this apartment is one of the real highlights of this home. Large enough to combine both seating and dining arrangements to create an open plan living/dining area, the room itself is the perfect place to bring family and friends together or host guests for an evening. The windows span the entire length of the exterior wall, creating an almost invisible divide between the home and the phenomenal views overlooking the river. Picturesque fields of green and gold paint the landscape beyond, as boats sail idly by beneath your window. This room really is the epitome of tranquillity.  We don’t expect this property to remain on the market for long, so book your viewing today by calling us directly on 01752 710966. About the area Cargreen is a gorgeous little village nestled on the banks of the River Tamar, with rolling countryside beyond as far as the eye can see.  Within a 15-minute drive you can reach Saltash town, which has all the amenities you will need day-to-day. The town’s supermarkets, including Waitrose, Lidl and Food Warehouse, are around 13 minutes away, and there are many cosy coffee shops and cafes, bars and restaurants amongst the high street - the perfect place to socialise and catch up with friends, day or night.  At just less than half an hour drive, the proximity to Plymouth, accessible via the Tamar Bridge, opens up further avenues for business expansion and customer outreach. This accessibility not only enhances the pub's appeal to a broader audience but also positions it as a gateway for those looking to explore the best of both counties, potentially increasing patronage from tourists and locals alike. Transport Saltash Railway Station is around 15 minutes away by car, with train services running regularly to London Paddington, Penzance, Plymouth and Cardiff. With direct access across Cornwall, London and South Wales every day by rail. For international travel, you can catch short-haul flights from Newquay Airport (around an hour away), and Exeter Airport can also be reached within an hour.  Schools  The village school for primary-aged children, Landulph School and its pre-school, is a ten-minute walk from the property and is rated “Good” by Ofsted. For older children, Saltash Community School is the closest establishment to Cargreen, around 15-20 minutes by car.