4 bedroom house
St. Teath, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 3LN
Guide Price
£925,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Walled Garden
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Apr 2022
- Removed: May 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Walled Garden
- Land Tags: Paddock
A charming double fronted farmhouse with ample parking, outbuildings, gardens and a one acre paddock. The property has retained many of its original features and enjoys views of the surrounding countryside. Planning permission has been obtained to convert the stone outbuildings offering versatile living. EPC Band E. Council Tax Band D.
Situation - The property is located on the edge of St Teath and enjoys views of the surrounding countryside. This sought after and community orientated village benefits from a post office and general stores, butchers, well respected public house, award winning cafe, pre and primary schools, church and village hall.
The beautiful beach of Trebarwith Strand and Doc Martin's quaint fishing village of Port Isaac are both less than 5 miles away. A comprehensive range of shopping facilities can be found in the local town of Camelford, some 4 miles away, with its supermarkets, doctors, veterinary surgeries and primary and secondary school education.
The popular town of Wadebridge with similar facilities can be found 7.8 miles to the west and is situated astride the River Camel with its famous Camel Cycle Trail linking the towns of Padstow and Wadebridge.
Description - An attractive, double fronted four bedroom Farmhouse with outbuildings, mature gardens and a one acre paddock. The farmhouse retains many of it's original features including ceiling beams, flagstone floors, feature fireplaces, window seats, an original granite trough with water pump and an old dairy with slate trough and slate shelving. There is granted planning permission to extend the farmhouse and to convert both the barn and the old piggery (planning application number - PA19/07763).
Accommodation - The front door leads into a modern porch with double glazing and tessellated flooring. There is a second wooden door that leads into the spacious entrance hall where the tessellated flooring continues from the porch. The hallway provides access to the sitting room, dining room and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room offers a comfortable space with a large granite feature fireplace with wood burning stove and large window with window seat overlooking the front garden. The dining room benefits from original flagstone slate flooring and a second large granite feature fireplace with wood burning stove. A cottage door leads into the shaker style kitchen with ceiling beams and flagstone slate flooring. The kitchen benefits from a range of base and wall units, an electric oven and hob with extractor hood, a separate oil fired Aga and sink with mixer tap. Off of the kitchen is a ground floor WC with hand wash basin and an old dairy (now used as a utility room) with original slate trough, slate shelving and plumbing for a washing machine. There is also a large boot room housing modern water filtration equipment and system, an original granite trough with water pump and a Belfast sink.
The stairs lead to a split level landing with a window over looking the rear and access to three double bedrooms (two with built in wardrobes), a single bedroom and a family bathroom with further access through to a dressing room. The family bathroom benefits from a panel bath with hand held shower head, walk in shower, low level WC and hand wash basin with mixer tap.
Outbuildings - To the rear of the farmhouse is a cobbled area and a single storey barn made from stone and slate. There is granted planning permission to convert the barn and adjoin to the farmhouse giving the option for an annexe or a potential income opportunity. There is also a single storey stone piggery with granted planning permission to convert to an office and a large workshop with power connected - Planning application number - PA19/07763
Outside - The attractive front garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and trees and a paved pathway leading to the farmhouse which can be accessed via a hand gate from the road. There is a spacious enclosed, walled garden laid to lawn, an additional lawned garden behind the old piggery and a paddock to the rear of the farmhouse of approximately 1.00 acre which can be accessed via a wooden gate.
Services - Private well water supply and private drainage, mains electricity, electric night storage heaters and an oil fired Aga to heat the water. Please note the agents have not inspected or tested these services. The property is sold subject to all local authority charges.
Vewings - Strictly by appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags.
Directions - From Wadebridge take the A39 northwards towards Camelford. After approximately 5 miles, take the left hand turning signposted Pengenna Manor. Continue along the road for 0.5 miles and at the T-junction take the right hand turning onto Trewethan Lane. Continue for a further 0.5 miles and at a second T-junction take another right onto St Teath Road. Continue for another 0.3 miles and turn left and then a second left onto Trekee Lane. Follow Trekee Lane for approximately 0.2 miles and Trekee Farmhouse is on the right hand side.
Marketed by: Stags, Wadebridge
Situation - The property is located on the edge of St Teath and enjoys views of the surrounding countryside. This sought after and community orientated village benefits from a post office and general stores, butchers, well respected public house, award winning cafe, pre and primary schools, church and village hall.
The beautiful beach of Trebarwith Strand and Doc Martin's quaint fishing village of Port Isaac are both less than 5 miles away. A comprehensive range of shopping facilities can be found in the local town of Camelford, some 4 miles away, with its supermarkets, doctors, veterinary surgeries and primary and secondary school education.
The popular town of Wadebridge with similar facilities can be found 7.8 miles to the west and is situated astride the River Camel with its famous Camel Cycle Trail linking the towns of Padstow and Wadebridge.
Description - An attractive, double fronted four bedroom Farmhouse with outbuildings, mature gardens and a one acre paddock. The farmhouse retains many of it's original features including ceiling beams, flagstone floors, feature fireplaces, window seats, an original granite trough with water pump and an old dairy with slate trough and slate shelving. There is granted planning permission to extend the farmhouse and to convert both the barn and the old piggery (planning application number - PA19/07763).
Accommodation - The front door leads into a modern porch with double glazing and tessellated flooring. There is a second wooden door that leads into the spacious entrance hall where the tessellated flooring continues from the porch. The hallway provides access to the sitting room, dining room and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room offers a comfortable space with a large granite feature fireplace with wood burning stove and large window with window seat overlooking the front garden. The dining room benefits from original flagstone slate flooring and a second large granite feature fireplace with wood burning stove. A cottage door leads into the shaker style kitchen with ceiling beams and flagstone slate flooring. The kitchen benefits from a range of base and wall units, an electric oven and hob with extractor hood, a separate oil fired Aga and sink with mixer tap. Off of the kitchen is a ground floor WC with hand wash basin and an old dairy (now used as a utility room) with original slate trough, slate shelving and plumbing for a washing machine. There is also a large boot room housing modern water filtration equipment and system, an original granite trough with water pump and a Belfast sink.
The stairs lead to a split level landing with a window over looking the rear and access to three double bedrooms (two with built in wardrobes), a single bedroom and a family bathroom with further access through to a dressing room. The family bathroom benefits from a panel bath with hand held shower head, walk in shower, low level WC and hand wash basin with mixer tap.
Outbuildings - To the rear of the farmhouse is a cobbled area and a single storey barn made from stone and slate. There is granted planning permission to convert the barn and adjoin to the farmhouse giving the option for an annexe or a potential income opportunity. There is also a single storey stone piggery with granted planning permission to convert to an office and a large workshop with power connected - Planning application number - PA19/07763
Outside - The attractive front garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and trees and a paved pathway leading to the farmhouse which can be accessed via a hand gate from the road. There is a spacious enclosed, walled garden laid to lawn, an additional lawned garden behind the old piggery and a paddock to the rear of the farmhouse of approximately 1.00 acre which can be accessed via a wooden gate.
Services - Private well water supply and private drainage, mains electricity, electric night storage heaters and an oil fired Aga to heat the water. Please note the agents have not inspected or tested these services. The property is sold subject to all local authority charges.
Vewings - Strictly by appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags.
Directions - From Wadebridge take the A39 northwards towards Camelford. After approximately 5 miles, take the left hand turning signposted Pengenna Manor. Continue along the road for 0.5 miles and at the T-junction take the right hand turning onto Trewethan Lane. Continue for a further 0.5 miles and at a second T-junction take another right onto St Teath Road. Continue for another 0.3 miles and turn left and then a second left onto Trekee Lane. Follow Trekee Lane for approximately 0.2 miles and Trekee Farmhouse is on the right hand side.
Marketed by: Stags, Wadebridge
Land Registry Data
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