Stoke Climsland, Callington
£700,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 5
A substantial 5 bedroom farmhouse with over 2 acres, situated within the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Wealth of Character Features, 5 Bedrooms, 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchen / Breakfast Room, Approximately 2.57 acres in all, Workshop & Store Rooms, Off Road Parking. Freehold, Council Tax Band: G, EPC Band: E.
SITUATION
The property enjoys a rural position in a hamlet 1.3 miles from the popular village of Stoke Climsland. The village has an excellent post office/village stores, well respected primary school, and thriving community centres. There is a range of shopping facilities in Callington, about 5 miles away, together with doctors, dentist, and veterinary surgeries and a secondary school. Further shopping and private schools are available in Launceston and Tavistock, both 8 miles away. The A30 at Launceston gives access to airports at Exeter and Newquay. Plymouth, 20 miles south, has extensive shopping facilities, theatre, cross channel ferry port, marinas and railway station. With easy access to the Cornish beaches and Dartmoor National Park the property is ideally situated to take advantage of a wide range of outdoor pursuits.
DESCRIPTION
An impressive Grade II listed detached stone farmhouse dating from the 17th century, with paddocks and outbuildings, and offering a wealth of charm and character. The property is understood to be of stone construction with a slate tiled roof and wooden single glazed windows. Delightful original features have been retained including exposed beams, granite fireplaces, and flagstone floors.
ACCOMMODATION
The front door opens into the entrance hall with elm panelling, door to the rear garden and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room is a generous size with an impressive granite fireplace housing a wood burning stove and enjoys a double aspect over the garden.
The dining room presents a charming additional reception room with a beamed oak ceiling, wood panelled window seat and an open fireplace.
The double aspect kitchen/breakfast room comprises a striking stone mullion window with window seat, flagstone flooring, beamed oak ceiling, an impressive granite fireplace housing an oil-fired Aga and bread oven, space for appliances, a sink and range of base units and drawers with work surfaces above.
A door leads into a rear hall with a pantry, WC, second staircase to the first floor and a substantial boot room with a slate table and granite trough. From the rear hall you access the utility room with a door to the rear of the property and benefitting from a range of cupboards, sink, and space for appliances.
The first floor comprises 5 generous bedrooms with views over the gardens, one with adjacent shower room and a walk-in wardrobe, and a family bathroom with a bath with a shower over, WC and wash hand basin. The primary staircase rises to the spacious triple aspect landing with built in airing cupboard and the secondary staircase leads up to another landing between bedrooms 4 and 5.
OUTSIDE
The property is approached through granite gate posts down its own drive to parking for numerous vehicles and on to the neighbouring property. The front garden is laid to lawn with a range of mature shrubs, plants and flowers. To the side of the property there is a productive vegetable garden. At the rear of the house there are two rooms, one provides storage space and the other, which has power, is currently used as a workshop. An attractive courtyard at the rear of the property is arranged around a walled garden with a duck pond. There are further outbuildings with power and light which offer a variety of uses such as stabling and storage.
The property benefits from two paddocks. One, which has a stream to one side, is located across the drive from the main house. At the top of the drive a short, shared access leads to the second paddock at a corner of which is a productive area of soft fruit and vegetable beds.
We understand from the current owners that there are covenants preventing commercial activities on the woodshed and no dwelling permitted on the paddock closest to the property.
SERVICES
Oil fired central heating. Mains electricity. Private water supplies via a well and spring. Private shared drainage via a sewerage treatment plant. Broadband available: Ultrafast and Standard ADSL. Mobile signal coverage: Voice and Data available (Ofcom). Please note the agents has not inspected or tested these services.
VIEWINGS
Strictly by prior appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags.
DIRECTIONS
From the centre of Stoke Climsland head in a northerly direction and upon reaching the crossroads, turn right (signposted Horsebridge), continue for approximately 0.8 miles and then take the left turning (signposted Pempwell). Continue for approximately 0.2 miles and take the private lane to the right. After a short distance you will see the granite posts at the entrance to the property on your left.
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SITUATION
The property enjoys a rural position in a hamlet 1.3 miles from the popular village of Stoke Climsland. The village has an excellent post office/village stores, well respected primary school, and thriving community centres. There is a range of shopping facilities in Callington, about 5 miles away, together with doctors, dentist, and veterinary surgeries and a secondary school. Further shopping and private schools are available in Launceston and Tavistock, both 8 miles away. The A30 at Launceston gives access to airports at Exeter and Newquay. Plymouth, 20 miles south, has extensive shopping facilities, theatre, cross channel ferry port, marinas and railway station. With easy access to the Cornish beaches and Dartmoor National Park the property is ideally situated to take advantage of a wide range of outdoor pursuits.
DESCRIPTION
An impressive Grade II listed detached stone farmhouse dating from the 17th century, with paddocks and outbuildings, and offering a wealth of charm and character. The property is understood to be of stone construction with a slate tiled roof and wooden single glazed windows. Delightful original features have been retained including exposed beams, granite fireplaces, and flagstone floors.
ACCOMMODATION
The front door opens into the entrance hall with elm panelling, door to the rear garden and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room is a generous size with an impressive granite fireplace housing a wood burning stove and enjoys a double aspect over the garden.
The dining room presents a charming additional reception room with a beamed oak ceiling, wood panelled window seat and an open fireplace.
The double aspect kitchen/breakfast room comprises a striking stone mullion window with window seat, flagstone flooring, beamed oak ceiling, an impressive granite fireplace housing an oil-fired Aga and bread oven, space for appliances, a sink and range of base units and drawers with work surfaces above.
A door leads into a rear hall with a pantry, WC, second staircase to the first floor and a substantial boot room with a slate table and granite trough. From the rear hall you access the utility room with a door to the rear of the property and benefitting from a range of cupboards, sink, and space for appliances.
The first floor comprises 5 generous bedrooms with views over the gardens, one with adjacent shower room and a walk-in wardrobe, and a family bathroom with a bath with a shower over, WC and wash hand basin. The primary staircase rises to the spacious triple aspect landing with built in airing cupboard and the secondary staircase leads up to another landing between bedrooms 4 and 5.
OUTSIDE
The property is approached through granite gate posts down its own drive to parking for numerous vehicles and on to the neighbouring property. The front garden is laid to lawn with a range of mature shrubs, plants and flowers. To the side of the property there is a productive vegetable garden. At the rear of the house there are two rooms, one provides storage space and the other, which has power, is currently used as a workshop. An attractive courtyard at the rear of the property is arranged around a walled garden with a duck pond. There are further outbuildings with power and light which offer a variety of uses such as stabling and storage.
The property benefits from two paddocks. One, which has a stream to one side, is located across the drive from the main house. At the top of the drive a short, shared access leads to the second paddock at a corner of which is a productive area of soft fruit and vegetable beds.
We understand from the current owners that there are covenants preventing commercial activities on the woodshed and no dwelling permitted on the paddock closest to the property.
SERVICES
Oil fired central heating. Mains electricity. Private water supplies via a well and spring. Private shared drainage via a sewerage treatment plant. Broadband available: Ultrafast and Standard ADSL. Mobile signal coverage: Voice and Data available (Ofcom). Please note the agents has not inspected or tested these services.
VIEWINGS
Strictly by prior appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags.
DIRECTIONS
From the centre of Stoke Climsland head in a northerly direction and upon reaching the crossroads, turn right (signposted Horsebridge), continue for approximately 0.8 miles and then take the left turning (signposted Pempwell). Continue for approximately 0.2 miles and take the private lane to the right. After a short distance you will see the granite posts at the entrance to the property on your left.
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