luxury houses for sale Plymstock, United Kingdom

Langdon Court is an exceptional Grade II* house set on ten acres with far reaching views of the rolling countryside. With a formal walled garden, further mature gardens, a private lake and sixteen bedrooms, the property is undoubtedly one of the finest turn-key properties on the market in South West England. The house was built in circa 1577 and was remodelled in 1693. Over the past few years the building has undergone extensive renovations to create an exceptional home finished to the highest standard throughout. The current owners have created a beautiful, modern country house with each room being individually styled to create a home steeped in character and comfort. Grand period features are found throughout the home; high ceilings, large sash windows, hand-carved fireplaces and wooden floors contrast with the beautiful colour palette of pastel hues hand picked by internationally renowned designer who owns the home. The fully-fitted kitchen is every chef’s dream. The current owner is an internationally renowned restaurateur who has ensured it has been completed to the highest professional standard with extensive marble countertop space, two ovens, a separate prep kitchen and a formal dining room. Keen hosts, the property has been curated to ensure there is ample space to entertain, but also to unwind, with a media room, library, morning room and drawing room. At the centre of the home you will find the Palm Court, an exceptional and unique space which is painted in a vibrant green with a glass ceiling and original Victorian tiled floors. There are sixteen ensuite bedrooms over the first and second floors which boast freestanding baths, marble floors and large windows which overlook the grounds. The principal suite features a large walk-in wardrobe with bespoke cabinetry and a freestanding bath, and a separate beauty room. The house has further potential for improvement and expansion by converting the extensive cellars into a luxurious spa and the pretty outbuildings into summer houses. In 1960 the property was converted into a hotel, and still has planning permission to use it as such. Currently the home generates an income from hosting weddings, private events and photoshoots. Located in the heart of Devon, Langdon Court is 20 minutes from the seaside city of Plymouth where regular trains travel to London which can be reached in just over three hours.

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.

A Substantial Victorian Home in Mannamead with Annexe, Private Gardens and Direct Tennis Club Access Occupying a prime position in the heart of Mannamead, this substantial Victorian residence offers a rare combination of character, versatility and lifestyle appeal, complete with a self-contained annexe and direct access to the neighbouring tennis club. Set within private, mature gardens, the property provides generous and flexible accommodation ideally suited to multi-generational living, guest use or potential income, all while retaining an elegant blend of period features and modern comfort. Homes of this scale and setting, particularly with such unique lifestyle advantages, are seldom available in this highly regarded residential location. Elegant Living Spaces The main house unfolds with a natural sense of light and proportion, where a series of beautifully arranged reception rooms provide both formal and informal living. The drawing room forms a particularly elegant centrepiece, flowing seamlessly into a bright conservatory that captures views across the gardens, creating a wonderfully sociable environment for entertaining or relaxation. The kitchen and adjoining breakfast room offer a more informal hub of the home, thoughtfully designed for everyday living, with direct access onto a private terrace that invites outdoor dining during the warmer months. A separate study provides an ideal space for home working, while a well-appointed utility room ensures practicality is effortlessly integrated. Upstairs, five generous bedrooms provide flexible accommodation for family and guests alike, each enjoying a pleasant outlook and reinforcing the home’s sense of space and comfort. Versatile Annexe Accommodation A key feature of Lexden is the two-bedroom annexe, arranged over two floors and designed to offer a high degree of independence from the main residence. Complete with its own rooftop terrace, this additional accommodation is perfectly suited to multi-generational living, guest use, or those seeking an ancillary income stream, all while maintaining a cohesive connection to the principal home. Gardens & Grounds The beautifully maintained walled gardens form a private and tranquil setting, thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces. Manicured lawns, established planting and a heritage greenhouse combine to provide both visual appeal and practical enjoyment, while multiple terraces offer ideal areas for entertaining or quiet retreat. Of particular note is the private gated access leading directly to the neighbouring tennis club, a rare and highly desirable feature that further enhances the lifestyle offering of this exceptional home. Approach & Practicality Accessed via a secure gated driveway, Lexden provides extensive parking alongside covered spaces, ensuring both convenience and discretion. A workshop, storeroom and additional outbuildings further enhance the property’s practicality, making it well suited to modern family life while retaining its period charm. A Rare Opportunity Lexden represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a home of genuine character within one of Plymouth’s most sought-after residential locations. Combining architectural elegance, flexible accommodation and a strong lifestyle appeal, it is a residence that will continue to serve its next owners for many years to come.

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. 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.

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.

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.

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 accommodation remains highly flexible, with a study or fifth bedroom providing an ideal home office, snug or library. This is particularly valuable for those seeking a lifestyle move without compromising the ability to work from home in comfort. 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. 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, leading through the grounds and opening into a generous parking and turning area. There is garaging for a couple of cars, together with additional off-road parking for approximately five to six further vehicles, making the property practical for family life, guests, cottage use or holiday letting. 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. 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.

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.

Rockhill is an exceptionally characterful six-bedroom semi-detached part thatched costal residence, of considerable charm and provenance, understood to be among the oldest homes in the village. Rich in atmosphere and history, the property beautifully combines its period origins with generous, versatile accommodation and a wonderfully relaxed coastal setting. The owners advise that Rockhill began life as a farm and that parts of the house may date back to the late sixteenth century, with exposed oak beams thought to resemble timbers used in the nearby Village Inn. The property was later acquired by the Reverend Peregrine Ilbert, who in the 1830s converted the barn element into living accommodation, shaping much of the home as it is enjoyed today. Distinctive details, including the round windows to the principal bedroom, are said to incorporate the wooden wheels of his honeymoon carriage, while further features throughout the house speak to Rockhill’s fascinating and layered past. Accommodation Rockhill offers beautifully arranged accommodation extending to six bedrooms, providing a rare combination of character, flexibility and scale. The ground floor is centred around a welcoming sitting room, rich in period charm and ideal for quieter moments, together with an elegant dining room opening out to the garden via patio doors. The kitchen/breakfast room is a generous and practical space, well suited to modern family life and informal dining, while the ground floor is further complemented by a utility room and cloakroom. On the first floor, the bedroom accommodation is both spacious and adaptable. The master bedroom is a particularly impressive room, enjoying delightful views towards the sea and a charming ensuite shower room. A second ensuite bedroom adds further comfort for family or guests, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. A further highlight of the house is the upper-level studio/playroom, a wonderfully versatile space with outstanding views, ideal as a creative room, snug, games room or home office. Throughout, Rockhill retains a special sense of heritage, with intriguing architectural details and features that reflect its long history, including an early family photograph in the hall, carved wooden heads said to have been brought back from Malaysia, and a staircase believed to have originated from a ship. Outside The gardens at Rockhill are a particular delight and provide an enchanting setting to the house. Beautifully established and full of seasonal colour, they offer the charm of a classic Devon garden, with cherry blossom and mature planting creating a peaceful, picturesque backdrop. Private patios provide ideal spaces for outdoor dining, morning coffee or an evening glass of fizz in the sunshine, while the gentle sense of shelter and birdsong adds to the tranquillity. From the garden and various seating areas, there are lovely views towards the sea, giving the outside space a distinctly coastal feel. In addition, the property benefits from a substantial detached garage, providing excellent storage or workshop potential. Overall, the gardens and grounds complement the house perfectly, inviting and wonderfully suited to both relaxed everyday enjoyment and entertaining. Location Rockhill is situated in the highly regarded coastal village of Thurlestone, within a sought-after area of the South Hams, a location long favoured for its combination of natural beauty, quality leisure amenities and refined coastal lifestyle. Thurlestone is known for its sandy beach, dramatic coastline and access to the South West Coast Path, while the village is also home to the well-regarded Thurlestone Hotel, offering spa, leisure and dining facilities, together with the popular Village Inn and the renowned Thurlestone Golf Club with its striking coastal setting. Kingsbridge lies nearby for a broader range of everyday amenities, independent shops and services. The result is a wonderfully balanced setting, peaceful and scenic, yet exceptionally well placed for enjoying the very best of South Devon’s high-quality coastal amenities and leisure opportunities. Services Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil-fired central heating. Agents Note Rockhill has a proven track record of being a successful holiday let. Accounts information available upon request. Agent Note 2: 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.

***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.

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.

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. 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INTRODUCTION Set within approximately two acres of idyllic South Hams countryside, Harbourne Valley Farm presents a rare and versatile lifestyle opportunity on the edge of the sought-after village of Harbertonford. Combining the charm of a characterful 200-year-old farm house with the flexibility of a beautifully converted barn, this unique offering is perfectly suited to multigenerational living, income generation, or those seeking a peaceful countryside retreat with exceptional adaptability. The principal farm house is deceptively spacious, offering three-bedroom accommodation rich in warmth and character, while the detached barn conversion—thoughtfully converted in the early 2000s—provides an additional two/three-bedroom residence with its own distinct personality and style. Complementing the accommodation further is a detached garden studio, ideal for home working, creative pursuits, guest overflow or wellness space. Surrounded by rolling countryside and enjoying a tranquil yet highly convenient setting, Harbourne Valley Farm captures the essence of rural South Devon living. The property enjoys excellent access to the wild beauty of Dartmoor National Park, the stunning South Hams coastline and beaches, whilst remaining within easy reach of nearby market towns and commuter routes connecting across Devon. The versatility here is exceptional. Whether utilised as two independent homes for extended family, as a home with ancillary accommodation for holiday letting or income potential, or reconfigured into one substantial residence (subject to any necessary consents), Harbourne Valley Farm offers a lifestyle opportunity rarely found in such a well-connected countryside setting. There is also potential opportunity to acquire additional adjoining land, further enhancing the appeal for those seeking a smallholding, equestrian potential or simply greater privacy and space. Both homes enjoy their own unique charm and atmosphere, creating a wonderful balance between period character and modern country living in one of the South Hams’ most desirable village settings. SELLERS INSIGHT “When we found Harbourne Valley Farm, we knew almost immediately that it was something incredibly special. We had spent over a year searching for the right setup for ourselves and my parents, but everything we viewed seemed to offer a lovely main house with only a very small annexe attached. What we really wanted was two proper homes — equal in size, quality and comfort — where we could all enjoy independence whilst still being close enough to support one another. That proved surprisingly difficult to find, until we arrived here. Moving from London, we were searching for a completely different pace of life — the ‘good life’ people dream about. We wanted space, countryside, nature and somewhere our son could grow up surrounded by the outdoors. Watching him explore the land, enjoy the wildlife and simply have the freedom to be outside has been incredibly special for us as a family. Of course, we wanted views too — who doesn’t? But equally, we didn’t want to feel completely isolated. Harbourne Valley Farm somehow manages to strike the perfect balance. You feel wonderfully private and immersed in the countryside, without feeling cut off from the world. There’s such a peaceful atmosphere here and a real sense of quiet enjoyment. Even though the property is conveniently positioned for easy access in and out of Totnes and the surrounding area, once you are within the grounds it feels remarkably secluded and calm. We absolutely love being just five minutes from Totnes. It’s such a vibrant and spirited town with so much character. My parents especially love being close to the Dartington Trust — they are members there and spend so much time enjoying the grounds, café and art programmes. Having that nearby has become a huge part of their lifestyle here. The setup of the homes has worked brilliantly for us. We each have our own space and independence because the properties are detached, yet we are close enough to help one another whenever needed. It has been the perfect multigenerational arrangement. The privacy here is also something we’ve always appreciated. The electric gates and long driveway create such a wonderful sense of arrival and security. You never have people passing your front door, and once you’re home, you really do feel tucked away in your own peaceful world. This home has given us exactly the lifestyle we hoped for when we left London — space, freedom, nature, family connection and a sense of calm that is very hard to leave behind.” STEP INSIDE THE FARM HOUSE The original farm house sits proudly in front of the barn, overlooking an attractive garden and adjoining open farmers’ fields, immediately capturing the quintessential charm of an English country home. Constructed from beautiful rendered stone and dating back over 200 years, the farm house enjoys an unmistakably picturesque appearance, perfectly in keeping with its idyllic South Hams surroundings. A welcoming entrance porch opens into the heart of the home, where the farm house’s warmth and character are immediately apparent. The principal reception room centres around a striking dual-sided fireplace set within a painted exposed stone wall, creating a natural focal point enjoyed from both the main sitting room and the adjoining snug or reading room beyond. These connected spaces offer a cosy yet sociable atmosphere, ideal for quieter evenings or relaxed entertaining, while the surrounding windows frame delightful views across the gardens and countryside beyond. Stairs rise from the reception room to the first floor, while a doorway leads through to the dining room where the true scale of the farm house begins to reveal itself. This in turn flows into a generous country-style kitchen, thoughtfully fitted with modern cabinetry and warm wooden worktops that complement the home’s period character beautifully. The kitchen provides ample space for everyday family life whilst maintaining a timeless countryside aesthetic. Beyond the kitchen, a useful utility room offers additional practicality with direct access to the courtyard, alongside a well-appointed shower room ideally suited to muddy boots, dogs returning from countryside walks or visiting guests. Throughout, the interiors have been tastefully and neutrally decorated, allowing the charm of the farm house itself to take centre stage. Upstairs, the farm house continues to impress with three comfortable double bedrooms, each enjoying peaceful outlooks across the surrounding countryside and grounds. A well-presented family bathroom serves the accommodation, completing a home that successfully blends period character with practical modern living. Despite its charming farm house façade, the property offers surprisingly generous accommodation throughout, creating a home that feels both intimate and spacious in equal measure. STEP INSIDE THE BARN The detached barn conversion offers a wonderful contrast to the traditional farm house, blending rustic architectural character with a more contemporary, almost art deco-inspired aesthetic. Converted in the early 2000s, the barn has been thoughtfully designed to celebrate volume, light and texture, resulting in a home that feels both creative and inviting. At its heart is a striking principal reception room where exposed stone walls, warm wooden flooring and a corner wood burning stove combine to create an atmosphere that is both cosy and dramatic. A concealed cloakroom allows the design to remain clean and uncluttered. From here, the accommodation flows naturally into the impressive split-level kitchen and dining space, undoubtedly one of the barn’s standout features. Beautifully arranged with modern country-style cabinetry and tiled flooring, the kitchen balances practicality with character. A few steps rise to the elevated dining area where the full architectural impact of the barn is revealed. Soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers and an expansive feature window flood the space with natural light and frame enchanting views across the surrounding greenery, creating an uplifting and highly sociable environment for both everyday living and entertaining. The barn’s versatility continues from the living space to a room, rich in character with exposed stone walls, this flexible space could serve equally well as a bedroom, second reception room, studio or guest accommodation, with direct access leading through to the garden room and out into the surrounding grounds. Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys a wonderfully peaceful outlook, with doors opening onto a Juliet balcony perfectly positioned to take in the far-reaching countryside views — a beautiful scene to wake up to each morning. A second bedroom, complete with cabin bed and Velux window, adds further charm and practicality, while a well-appointed family bathroom serves the first-floor accommodation. Throughout the barn, there is a wonderful interplay between old and new; exposed beams and stonework sit comfortably alongside clean contemporary finishes, creating a home with immense personality, warmth and flexibility. STEP OUTSIDE Approached from the road through electric gates, a long private driveway passes the grounds on either side, past generous parking areas—including an additional parking space positioned towards the top of the driveway—with the paddock to one side and gardens to the other, creating an immediate sense of arrival and rural seclusion. The farm house itself enjoys a quintessentially charming setting, fronted by a neat lawn enclosed by traditional stone walling and complemented by a delightful seating area perfectly positioned to enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings. An external stone staircase rises to the former hayloft, currently providing excellent storage space, yet also offering intriguing potential to become integral to the cottage accommodation, subject to any necessary consents. Connecting the farm house and barn is a shared courtyard. Equally suited as a sociable communal area or capable of being adapted to provide greater separation and privacy between the two residences if desired, this central courtyard creates a wonderful flow between the buildings. Additional tucked-away seating areas are dotted throughout the grounds, each thoughtfully positioned to capture the sunshine and take in the beautiful countryside views at different times of day. The gardens continue to unfold around the barn conversion, where a lawn extends to the side and rear, creating an idyllic outdoor setting for entertaining, family gatherings or quiet relaxation. A raised decked terrace provides an elevated vantage point across the surrounding landscape, perfectly placed for evening drinks, outdoor dining or simply appreciating the peaceful rural outlook. Beyond lies the garden studio, complete with power, lighting and a shower room, offering exceptional versatility. Whether utilised as guest accommodation, a creative studio, home office, wellness space or holiday let potential, it provides yet another layer of flexibility to this already highly adaptable property. The acreage extends predominantly to the eastern side of the property, creating a wonderfully natural environment ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, families, smallholding aspirations or simply those seeking space and freedom. A blend of meadow and open grassland has been thoughtfully maintained with pathways cut through the land for gentle walks and exploration, while a small area of woodland further enhances the sense of privacy and connection to nature. From many points within the grounds, there are far-reaching countryside views that reinforce the feeling of being immersed in the South Hams landscape. For buyers seeking even greater acreage or lifestyle potential, the adjoining land is understood to be owned by a local individual who may be open to discussions regarding the sale of additional land, presenting an exciting opportunity to expand the holding further if desired. USEFUL INFORMATION: THE FARM HOUSE Gas central heating Private water Private drainage Freehold Council Tax: EPC: THE BARN Electric heating Private water Private drainage Freehold Council Tax: EPC: