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Surrounding this four bedroom detached cottage are nine acres of land along with a range of outbuildings, a chalet which is registered as a separate dwelling as well as a single storey barn which has lapsed planning permission to convert into a further single dwelling. Therefore, scope exists to create a fabulous home with a range of opportunities to convert and utilise the space and amount of property on offer. The land enjoys some amazing views across countryside to the North coast and is quiet and peaceful. This is your chance to own a little piece of Cornwall.
Enjoying no immediate neighbours, the farmhouse we believe was built in the 1840’s with further extensions in the 1980’s. The farmhouse itself now would benefit from a program of updating and has a Lounge with a stone fireplace and wood burner and a separate dining room. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room.
Offering a huge amount of potential, anyone seeking a quintessential Cornish cottage to put their own stamp on along with the opportunity to realise further potential with the barns and outbuildings is recommended to view.
We believe the new owner of this home will wish to spend more time outside than in. The nine acres are in separate enclosures including two and a half acres of croft land which enjoys fabulous far reaching views across countryside to the north coast and sea beyond. We are told the sunsets are amazing and it is a stunning, rural position to enjoy an evening picnic.
The farmhouse has spacious accommodation on the ground floor with three bedrooms upstairs and a further bedroom on the ground floor. The cottage has oil fired central heating, is majority double glazed and has a feature fireplace in the lounge for those cold winter evenings!
The chalet has been used by the owner’s daughters when growing up and has a certificate of lawfulness (PA16/09318) for a permanent independent dwelling and could be further developed or changed to suit the new owner’s requirements.
There is extensive parking to the front with access to a large concrete yard where the outbuildings are contained including a 33’ x 22’ (maximum) storage shed with five further outbuildings – one which is used as an artist’s studio by the seller. There is a further 35’ detached single storey barn which has lapsed planning (PA20/03933) to convert into a one bedroomed dwelling.
Situated between the hamlets of Nine Maidens, Bolenowe and the villages of Troon and Four Lanes in a rural location the cottage is set back from the road with the outbuildings directly behind and the land beyond this.
There are Primary Schools in Troon and Four Lanes with both villages having a good range of local facilities including Public Houses.
The towns of Helston, Redruth and Camborne are all within eight miles and offer a wider range of facilities, secondary schooling and recreational facilities.
The north coast, which can be seen on a clear day from the land, is approximately seven and a half miles away with the sandy beach of Portreath with a further range of beaches all within a similar distance.
Front entrance door opening to:-
Double glazed and overlooking the front garden, there is a further door to the outside. Door into:-
A fabulous room with a feature stone fireplace with inset log burner. Two radiators. Beamed ceiling. Dual aspect with double glazed window to front. Stairs to first floor.
Double glazed window to side and further window to the front elevation - the window to the side overlooking the courtyard and across to the fields. Slate floor. Double radiator. Fuse box. Beamed ceiling.
Fitted with a range of units to both base and eye level with roll edge work surfaces incorporating a stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap. 'Worcester Heatslave ' boiler which serves the domestic hot water and central heating. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Space for fridge/freezer. Double glazed window to side overlooking the garden. Slate flooring. Tiled walls.
Internal door to the lounge. Slate flooring. Access to a small roof space. Coat hooks. Double glazed door to outside. Radiator.
Panelled bath with wall mounted 'Triton' shower attachment over, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Slate tiled flooring. Radiator. Patterned double glazed window to rear.
A double room with door to outisde. Two double radiators. Access to roof space. Through to:-
Comprising walk-in shower with wall mounted 'Gainsborough' shower unit, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Slate tiled floor. Radiator. Window to rear. Tiled walls.
Useful deep storage cupboard.
A double room with double glazed window to front. Radiator.
Double radiator. Window to front overlooking garden.
Double glazed window to front. Radiator.
To the front of the property is a mature garden with a lawn surrounded by bushes and shrubs. Adjacent to the property and accessed up a couple of steps is the chalet. From the front garden a pretty pathway leads round to the side garden where there is a greenhouse, areas for planting, lawns and hedge borders. It is also the location for the oil tank. The property has its own entrance off the road which in turn leads to a concrete parking area for several cars and this leads to the extensive concrete yard which has access to the outbuildings. There is a large storage barn 33'9" x 22'4", three smaller outbuildings which have sightly restricted headroom and then two further outbuildings which are currently used as the sellers studio (14'3"x 13'1" and 12'8" x 7'1"). The studio has light and power connected and all of these five outbuildings are attached to each other. There is also a further detached barn which has lapsed planning to convert into a single dwelling (PA20/03933) which is currently converted into two parts and is used as a workshop/tool store.
The certificate of lawfulness for the chalet is in place (PA16/09318) is in place and could be changed or redeveloped subject to the normal planning consent.
The land is located directly behind the property and is in eight separate and clearly defined parcels of 0.72 acres, 0.6 acres, 0.8 acres, 0.6 acres, 2.56 acres, 1.28 acres, 1.18 acres and 0.82 acres of croft land as already described. The land would be suitable for livestock, hobby farming or equestrian interest to utilise the extensive network of bridleways in the immediate area.
Mains water and mains electricity. Septic tank drainage into soakaway in the field.
The Council Tax band for the property is band 'D'.
From the village of Four Lanes, travelling towards Helston follow the road taking the first turning right just before Nine Maidens school signposted Troon. Follow the road (B320) passing the turning to Bolenowe and the property is then located on the right hand side.If using What3words:-oxidation.spotpegs.spotmaple
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