Whitlocks Estate Agents, Penzance

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5 bed semi detached house

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LOCATION

Situated less than two miles to the north of Penzance, the historic village of Madron is home to the beautiful 15th Century Church of St Maddern and is a haven for walkers as it is surrounded by moorland, much of it on higher ground with spectacular views of Mounts Bay, St Michael’s Mount and The Lizard on the south coast and the rugged splendour of the cliffs and the Atlantic ocean to the north. The village has a school, public house and historic church whilst the neighbouring village of Heamoor offers a bakers, general store, fish and chip shop and pharmacy. Penzance itself has a more comprehensive range of commercial, educational and leisure facilities as well as a mainline rail link to London Paddington.

THE ACCOMMODATION with approximate dimensions is as follows:

Door to:

PORCH

Timber built with stained and etched panels. Door to:

HALL 21’4” x 7’11”

A spacious and welcoming entrance hall with stairs to first floor with mahogany handrail and cast iron spindles. Central heating radiator. High ceiling with plaster coving. Panelled doors off to:

SITTING ROOM 15’6” x 13’2”

Windows to side and front overlooking the garden with shutters. Marble fireplace with inset living flame gas fire. Plaster ceiling coving. Picture rail. Two central heating radiators. Range of cupboards and bookshelves to one wall.

DRAWING ROOM: 15’11” x 14’5”

Window to garden with shutters. Marble fireplace with living flame gas fire. Plaster ceiling coving. Picture rail. Central heating radiator.

INNER HALL:

Two deep original storage cupboards. Fitted servants’ bells.

CLOAKROOM:

Low level WC. Corner basin. Ladder style central heating radiator. Towel rail. Understairs cupboard. Window to front.

BREAKFAST ROOM: 18’3” x 13’8” (plus walk-in larder)

Window to side with shutters. Range alcove with fitted gas fired, cast iron, stove. Full height original storage cupboards with panelled doors. Two central heating radiators. Door to:

KITCHEN: 12’2” x 11’1” (widening to 19’9” at door)

Servants stairs to first floor with under stairs cupboard. Slate floor. Range of floor and wall units including central island. Large gas range with five rings and hotplate and double oven. Extractor over. Window to side with shutters and window seat. Large walk-in shelved larder. Central heating radiator.

 

 

 

BACK KITCHEN: 7’9” x 6’5”

Windows to side and rear. Ceramic sink, Range of cupboards with fitted granite worktop. Worcester Bosch central heating boiler. Ceramic tiled floor.

FIRST FLOOR

Via half landing. Door to:

 

SHOWER ROOM:

Three price white suite comprising shower, low level WC and washbasin.

MAIN LANDING:

Balustrade with mahogany handrail and ornate iron spindles. Plaster ceiling coving. Central heating radiator. Doors off to:

BEDROOM 1: (16’1” x 14’5”)

Window to front with view of the Bay and surrounding countryside. Original cast iron fire grate with painted surround. Central heating radiator. Coved ceiling. Picture rail.

 

BEDROOM 2: (15’9” x 13’1”)

Windows to side and front. View to the Bay, St Michael’s Mount and surrounding countryside. Original cast iron fire grate with painted wooden surround. Coved ceiling. Picture rail. Central heating radiator.

 

BEDROOM 3: (15’2” x 13’4”)

Window to side. One wall panelled. Built-in cupboard with panelled door. Coved ceiling. Picture rail. Central heating radiator.

 

BEDROOM 4: (11’5” x 8’11”)

Window to side. Coved ceiling. Picture rail. Central heating radiator.

 

INNER HALL

With panelled wall. Storage cupboard with original panelled doors. Original servants bell. Servants stairs to ground floor. Door to:

BEDROOM 5: (12’2” x 9’5”)

Originally the Maid’s room. Window to side. Stripped floor. Built-in linen cupboard with timber slatted shelves. Central heating radiator. Shelved alcove. Coved ceiling.

BATHROOM:

Four piece suite comprising ball and claw bath, WC with concealed cistern, bidet, pedestal wash basin. Stripped pine floor. Central heating radiator. Window to side.

 

OUTSIDE

The property is approached over a private drive with gate posts which culminates in a gravelled parking area. There is an outbuilding comprising of garden store and coal shed. There is also a second building which is really a storage tank for rain water. A pathway to the side of the house leads to the extensive and well planted garden with interesting paths leading to patio and seating areas. It enjoys lots of sunshine and from the bottom of the garden, a view across fields to Mounts Bay.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

View from garden

 

          

 

 

 

 

 

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

MAINS SERVICES

All mains services connected.

LOCAL AUTHORITY

Cornwall Council, tel: 0300 1234 100

Council tax band ‘F’

VIEWING

Strictly by prior appointment with Whitlocks, tel: 01736 369296.

DIRECTIONS

On entering Madron from Heamoor take the first turning on your left into Bellair Road and within a few yards you will see the granite pillars to the entrance drive of Bellair House. Turn into this drive and at the end turn left into the gravelled parking area for No. 1 Bellair House.

 

Proof of Finance and I.D.

All purchasers. Prior to agreeing a sale, we will require proof of financial ability to proceed by way of bank statements and/or mortgage agreement in principle. We will also ask for two forms of identification, a passport or driving licence and a council tax or utility bill.

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A detached granite-built conversion of a former agricultural outbuilding. Spectacularly situated in an elevated position about four miles to the north-west of Penzance, with superb panoramic views towards Mount’s Bay and the Lizard Peninsula beyond.

SITUATION & DESCRIPTION:
Trelowarren Barn is one of a group of traditional granite-built agricultural buildings, which in recent years has been converted into a beautiful home. Situated in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is an area with a rich history, with ancient quoits, standing stones and Cornish Mining World Heritage Sites along The Atlantic coast. With direct access to numerous moorland tracks, it is an ideal location for walking and equestrian pursuits.

Penzance, the largest town in West Cornwall, approximately four miles to the south-east, is a busy port and has a bus terminal, heliport and mainline railway station, (London Paddington approx. 5 ¼ hours).

Trelowarren Barn has been re-built to a particularly high standard and includes bedroom, sitting/dining room, kitchen and bathroom/WC, with attractive lawned gardens and parking for two cars.

T H E A C C O M M O D A T I O N, with approximate dimensions is as follows:

Double glazed door to:

RECEPTION HALL:
With vaulted ceiling and exposed beams. Radiator with thermostat. Coat hanging area. High level cupboard giving access to restricted roof space. Double glazed window to side with fitted venetian blind. Latched wooden door to:

LIVING ROOM: 17’7” x 11’5”
Double glazed Velux skylight with fitted blind. Three aspects with superb far reaching views. Double glazed windows one with fitted venetian blind. Raised hearth in one corner with multi-fuel stove. Vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers. The room is arranged with areas for both sitting and dining.

Latched door from reception hall to:

BEDROOM: 11’5” x 9’4”
Vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers. Double glazed window. Radiator with thermostat. High level miniature window.

Latched door from reception hall to:

BATHROOM/WC:
White suite of enclosed bath, low level WC and pedestal wash basin. Thermostatically controlled shower above bath with side screen and miniature tiling. Shaver light socket & glass shelf above wash basin. Heated towel rail. Obscure glass double glazed window. Air extractor. Recessed spotlights.

KITCHEN: 9’ x 10’4”
With doors from the reception hall & a further double glazed door to the garden. Vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of white fronted base units including cupboards and drawers plus wall mounted cupboards. Laminated worktops with single drainer double bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap. Further worktop with inset Neff four ring gas hob. Tiled splash back. Extractor hood, Neff integral electric oven beneath. Fitted shelves. Wall mounted Worcester gas fired (LPG) combi boiler for central heating and hot water. Plumbing for automatic washing machine Double glazed Velux skylight with fitted blind.

OUTSIDE:
Trelowarren Barn is set in small but beautifully laid out landscaped gardens from which there are quite superb southerly views to Mounts Bay, from Marazion to Penlee Point and westwards across open fields in the direction of Lands End. Around the house are gravelled areas and beyond there is a neat lawn enclosed by Cornish hedge and borders. There are several well established shrubs. To the side of the property is a gravelled area of hardstanding with parking for 2 cars. Outside lighting and outside water tap.

GENERAL INFORMATION:

SERVICES: Mains Water & Electricity. LPG heating. Septic tank drainage.

COUNCIL TAX: Band A

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE (EPC): Band E

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Cornwall Council Tel: 0300 123 4100

VIEWING: Strictly by prior appointment with the sole agents, Whitlocks Tel: 01736 369296

DIRECTIONS:
From Penzance railway station, proceed in the direction of Marazion and after only a few hundred yards and before reaching the Tesco roundabout turn left under the flyover, signposted “St Ives”. After a quarter mile turn left onto the Heamoor road and after a few hundred yards turn right to Newmill. On reaching the village after just over two miles, turn left and follow this lane uphill into the open countryside. Take the second right turn, signposted “Tredinneck” and continue for nearly a mile over the summit of the hill and “Trelowarren Barn” is part of the Boskednan group of buildings accessed via private unmade lane.

 

 

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