Rame Cross, Penryn
£550,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 4
A charming 4 bedroom detached period farmhouse, with outbuildings and plentiful parking. Approached at the end of a long private drive, the property is set well back from the road, enjoys an enclosed rear garden, and is surrounded by farmland and countryside, offering significant 'value-add' potential with scope to convert the outbuildings (subject to planning) or at the very least, provides prospective purchasers with a large amount of space for storage etc.
THE LOCATION
Located along a long private drive in the hamlet of Rame Cross, which benefits from a public house and a convenience store/post office.
The ancient borough town of Penryn and university campus at Tremough are approximately three miles distant, beyond which lies the port of Falmouth, offering an excellent range of shopping and commercial facilities, together with many restaurants, sandy beaches, sub-tropical gardens, National Maritime Museum, and exceptional water sports amenities on the unrivalled day-sailing waters of the Carrick Roads (Fal Estuary), tree-lined tributaries and Falmouth Bay.
The market town of Helston, approximately five miles distant, provides a further range of shopping and schooling amenities. The beautiful North Helford area and picturesque sailing waters of The Helford River are also within just a few minutes' drive, with boatyard repair and laying-up facilities at Gweek, and sailing clubs at Port Navas and Helford Passage.
With the cathedral city of Truro, the county's leading administrative, commercial and retailing centre, within an approximate twenty five minute drive, Nancrossa Farm is perfectly positioned for these excellent surrounding amenities and the breath-taking south Cornish coastline.
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES
(All dimensions being approximate)
ENTRANCE HALL
Half glazed entrance door. Stairs to first floor.
SITTING ROOM
4.25m x 2.91m (13'11 x 9'6 )
Window overlooking the front garden. Stone fireplace with granite lintel. Please note: the vendors are removing the wood-burning stove and therefore this will not be included in the sale. TV aerial point. Radiator.
DINING ROOM
4.45m x 3.44m (14'7 x 11'3 )
Large feature fireplace with wood-burning stove, stone surround, granite lintel and slate hearth.
REAR KITCHEN
3.66m x 3.21m (12'0 x 10'6 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Fireplace incorporating wood-burning stove. Cupboard in chimney breast recess, with slatted shelves and Grant oil fired central heating boiler. TV aerial point. Under-stair storage cupboard. Half glazed door to the exterior, and door to the:-
MAIN KITCHEN
3.74m x 3.70m (12'3 x 12'1 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Base and eye level units, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink/drainer, Zanussi integral oven with hob and extractor fan. Space and plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine. Walk-in larder cupboard. Door to the:-
WET ROOM
Low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, Triton electric shower. Extractor fan. Frosted window to the side elevation.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Loft access with ladder to a large attic space with light.
BEDROOM ONE
4.00m x 3.75m (13'1 x 12'3 )
Window to the front elevation enjoying far-reaching rural views with the sea in the distance. Radiator.
BEDROOM TWO
3.75m x 3.51m (12'3 x 11'6 )
Window to the front elevation enjoying far-reaching rural views with the sea in the distance. Radiator.
BATH/SHOWER ROOM
A white four-piece suite comprising low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath and separate shower cubicle. Tiled flooring. Heated towel rail, electric shaver point. Frosted window to the front elevation.
BEDROOM THREE
4.00m x 2.93m (13'1 x 9'7 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Radiator.
BEDROOM FOUR
3.51m x 2.91m (11'6 x 9'6 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Radiator.
THE EXTERIOR
ATTACHED STONE BARN
12.46m x 5.08m (40'10 x 16'7 )
A traditional single storey stone barn with new slate roof including replacement roof trusses. An ideal conversion opportunity (subject to consents) to provide an additional dwelling for a relative, or as a source of letting income. Velux windows. Window to the rear elevation. Pressure vessel and filters for private borehole water supply.
DETACHED TWO STOREY STONE BARN
19.00m x 4.35m plus 5.29m x 4.65m (62'4 x 14'3
An attractive building with stone elevations, granite lintels and quoins. Approximately 2,100 square feet of internal space, offering huge potential. Modern steel corrugated iron roof. The ground floor is divided into four sections, with one large area to the first floor.
STONE GARAGE/WORKSHOP
Corrugated iron roof with new trusses. Three sections including substantial granite dividing wall.
FORMER GARAGE/WORKSHOP
Of concrete block construction.
FORMER CHICKEN HOUSE
In need of investment/renovation.
GARDEN
From the driveway, a pedestrian gateway opens onto the garden, creating a safe area for children and pets. Enclosed within a granite wall and mainly laid to lawn, the garden enjoys privacy and a sunny southerly aspect with deep flower beds.
GENERAL INFORMATION
SERVICES
Private water and drainage. Mains electricity. Telephone points (subject to supplier's regulations). Oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX
Band D - Cornwall Council.
TENURE
Freehold.
ACCESS AND RIGHTS OF WAY
The vendors are retaining the surrounding farmland, some of which housing solar panels. The first section of the entrance lane will be retained, and the new owners of will possess a right of way to access the house and outbuildings. There will also be a right of way through the farmyard, to the rear fields.
VIEWINGS AND ENQUIRIES
All enquiries and viewing requests are to be made through the vendor s Joint Agents: Laskowski & Co (01326 318813 and info@laskowskiandcompany.co.uk) and Phillip Martin (01872 242244 and sales@phillip-martin.co.uk).
DIRECTIONAL NOTE
From Truro, proceed in a southerly direction along the A39 towards Falmouth. At Treliever Roundabout, take the exit signposted to Helston (A394). When entering Rame Cross, the entrance to 'Nancrossa Farm' will be found on the left-hand side. The property is located at the end of this lane.
THE LOCATION
Located along a long private drive in the hamlet of Rame Cross, which benefits from a public house and a convenience store/post office.
The ancient borough town of Penryn and university campus at Tremough are approximately three miles distant, beyond which lies the port of Falmouth, offering an excellent range of shopping and commercial facilities, together with many restaurants, sandy beaches, sub-tropical gardens, National Maritime Museum, and exceptional water sports amenities on the unrivalled day-sailing waters of the Carrick Roads (Fal Estuary), tree-lined tributaries and Falmouth Bay.
The market town of Helston, approximately five miles distant, provides a further range of shopping and schooling amenities. The beautiful North Helford area and picturesque sailing waters of The Helford River are also within just a few minutes' drive, with boatyard repair and laying-up facilities at Gweek, and sailing clubs at Port Navas and Helford Passage.
With the cathedral city of Truro, the county's leading administrative, commercial and retailing centre, within an approximate twenty five minute drive, Nancrossa Farm is perfectly positioned for these excellent surrounding amenities and the breath-taking south Cornish coastline.
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES
(All dimensions being approximate)
ENTRANCE HALL
Half glazed entrance door. Stairs to first floor.
SITTING ROOM
4.25m x 2.91m (13'11 x 9'6 )
Window overlooking the front garden. Stone fireplace with granite lintel. Please note: the vendors are removing the wood-burning stove and therefore this will not be included in the sale. TV aerial point. Radiator.
DINING ROOM
4.45m x 3.44m (14'7 x 11'3 )
Large feature fireplace with wood-burning stove, stone surround, granite lintel and slate hearth.
REAR KITCHEN
3.66m x 3.21m (12'0 x 10'6 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Fireplace incorporating wood-burning stove. Cupboard in chimney breast recess, with slatted shelves and Grant oil fired central heating boiler. TV aerial point. Under-stair storage cupboard. Half glazed door to the exterior, and door to the:-
MAIN KITCHEN
3.74m x 3.70m (12'3 x 12'1 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Base and eye level units, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink/drainer, Zanussi integral oven with hob and extractor fan. Space and plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine. Walk-in larder cupboard. Door to the:-
WET ROOM
Low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, Triton electric shower. Extractor fan. Frosted window to the side elevation.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Loft access with ladder to a large attic space with light.
BEDROOM ONE
4.00m x 3.75m (13'1 x 12'3 )
Window to the front elevation enjoying far-reaching rural views with the sea in the distance. Radiator.
BEDROOM TWO
3.75m x 3.51m (12'3 x 11'6 )
Window to the front elevation enjoying far-reaching rural views with the sea in the distance. Radiator.
BATH/SHOWER ROOM
A white four-piece suite comprising low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath and separate shower cubicle. Tiled flooring. Heated towel rail, electric shaver point. Frosted window to the front elevation.
BEDROOM THREE
4.00m x 2.93m (13'1 x 9'7 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Radiator.
BEDROOM FOUR
3.51m x 2.91m (11'6 x 9'6 )
Window overlooking the rear elevation. Radiator.
THE EXTERIOR
ATTACHED STONE BARN
12.46m x 5.08m (40'10 x 16'7 )
A traditional single storey stone barn with new slate roof including replacement roof trusses. An ideal conversion opportunity (subject to consents) to provide an additional dwelling for a relative, or as a source of letting income. Velux windows. Window to the rear elevation. Pressure vessel and filters for private borehole water supply.
DETACHED TWO STOREY STONE BARN
19.00m x 4.35m plus 5.29m x 4.65m (62'4 x 14'3
An attractive building with stone elevations, granite lintels and quoins. Approximately 2,100 square feet of internal space, offering huge potential. Modern steel corrugated iron roof. The ground floor is divided into four sections, with one large area to the first floor.
STONE GARAGE/WORKSHOP
Corrugated iron roof with new trusses. Three sections including substantial granite dividing wall.
FORMER GARAGE/WORKSHOP
Of concrete block construction.
FORMER CHICKEN HOUSE
In need of investment/renovation.
GARDEN
From the driveway, a pedestrian gateway opens onto the garden, creating a safe area for children and pets. Enclosed within a granite wall and mainly laid to lawn, the garden enjoys privacy and a sunny southerly aspect with deep flower beds.
GENERAL INFORMATION
SERVICES
Private water and drainage. Mains electricity. Telephone points (subject to supplier's regulations). Oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX
Band D - Cornwall Council.
TENURE
Freehold.
ACCESS AND RIGHTS OF WAY
The vendors are retaining the surrounding farmland, some of which housing solar panels. The first section of the entrance lane will be retained, and the new owners of will possess a right of way to access the house and outbuildings. There will also be a right of way through the farmyard, to the rear fields.
VIEWINGS AND ENQUIRIES
All enquiries and viewing requests are to be made through the vendor s Joint Agents: Laskowski & Co (01326 318813 and info@laskowskiandcompany.co.uk) and Phillip Martin (01872 242244 and sales@phillip-martin.co.uk).
DIRECTIONAL NOTE
From Truro, proceed in a southerly direction along the A39 towards Falmouth. At Treliever Roundabout, take the exit signposted to Helston (A394). When entering Rame Cross, the entrance to 'Nancrossa Farm' will be found on the left-hand side. The property is located at the end of this lane.
01326 318813
Laskowski & Co - Falmouth
28 High Street, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 2AD
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