Ramelsa
Chilsworthy, Gunnislake, Cornwall, PL18 9PB
Guide Price
£610,000
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Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2022
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A superbly presented, versatile home in 1.04 acres, complete with studio/home office and spectacular valley views, in a peaceful and private village setting. Extremely Versatile Family Home, Wonderfully Bright and Spacious, Up to 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bath/Shower Rooms, Home Office/Studio or Hobbies Room, Extensive, Landscaped Gardens, Superbly Peaceful and Private Plot, Workshop/Machinery Store, Incredible, Panoramic Tamar Valley Views, 1.04 Acres in All. Freehold / Council Tax Band D. EPC Band: D
Situation - Occupying a beautifully landscaped plot of 1.04 acres, this superb property is located on the edge of the Tamar Valley village of Chilsworthy, which has a very popular pub and falls within the valley's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and also forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Owing to its elevated position, there are spectacular, far-reaching views across the valley available at the rear. The nearby villages of Gunnislake and Drakewalls collectively provide day-to-day amenities, including a Post Office, two general stores, a Co-op fuel station and mini-supermarket, health centre, garages, public houses and a railway station offering a regular service into Plymouth city (a 25-minute journey). Tavistock, 6.5 miles to the east, is a hugely popular market town in West Devon, rich in history and tradition dating to the 10th century. Today, the town offers a superb range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities, including the sought-after private and independent school, Mount Kelly. Plymouth, with its coastal access, is 18.5 miles to the south. The cathedral city of Exeter lies 47 miles to the northeast, providing railway and motorway connections to the rest of the UK, plus an international airport.
Description - This extremely comfortable and adaptable home carries wonderful appeal both inside and out. The flexible living accommodation provides up to five bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms, with the bright and spacious rooms being finished and presented in exceptional condition throughout. Externally, the property's undoubted highlight are its extensive, landscaped front and rear gardens which offer tremendous space and opportunity for active families as well as hobby gardeners or keen horticulturalists. In all, the plot amounts to 1.04 acres (see our location plan) and is also complete with a gated, tarmac driveway, separate home office/studio, suitable for a variety of potential uses, and a workshop/machinery store, making this a superbly well-rounded home which also enjoys a breath-taking, yet peaceful and private setting.
Accommodation - The accommodation is tastefully finished and immaculately kept, with quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The property is entered via a central hallway from where there are doors to each of the rooms and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room features a log-burning stove on a slate hearth, and opens into a day room extension from where one can take advantage of the hugely picturesque views of the Tamar Valley and there are doors out to the garden. From here, there is a door through to the kitchen and dining room, which is a large, open and socially-oriented space which also has patio doors leading outside and enjoys the fabulous views. The kitchen features excellent wall and base units together with a central island with sink unit (plumbed in but not in use), pantry cupboards and black granite work surfaces, plus a 4-ring Bosch induction hob, double oven and separate oil-fired Heritage range cooker. There is a utility cupboard to the rear, with spaces for the laundry appliances, and a return door leading back into the central hallway. Also on the ground floor are a good size double bedroom, adjacent shower room and further room currently utilised as an office but which could be a fifth bedroom, if required, or accommodate various other uses. At first floor level are three bedrooms, including the master with en-suite shower room, and a separate bathroom. All three bedrooms enjoy the views, and the master is fitted with a range of furniture.
Outside - The property's magnificent gardens are a joy to behold, having been thoughtfully and loving developed by our client in recent years. The front garden flanks the gated, tarmac drive and is beautifully arranged with mature planted borders. To the side of the drive is an attached office/studio with power and lighting, adding further flexibility to the living arrangements. The rear garden is laid out with a hard-landscaped area immediately outside the house, which includes various specimen trees and shrubs, a greenhouse and potting area, a fish pond, plus a patio and raised decking, ideally placed to take in the views. Two gates then lead into the extensive lawn which is enclosed by mature hedging and banks, affording a great deal of peace and privacy, and features a second large timber decking, summerhouse and wood store to one side, plus a sizeable workshop/machinery store to the other. At the foot of the rear garden is a lightly wooded area enclosed by mature conifer trees. Incredible potential exists for those interested in further landscaping or the creation of an extensive area for fruit and vegetable growing. In all, the plot is 1.04 acres.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil-fired central heating and hot water supplied by the Heritage range. Please note that the agents have neither inspected nor tested these services.
Marketed by: Stags, Tavistock
Situation - Occupying a beautifully landscaped plot of 1.04 acres, this superb property is located on the edge of the Tamar Valley village of Chilsworthy, which has a very popular pub and falls within the valley's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and also forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Owing to its elevated position, there are spectacular, far-reaching views across the valley available at the rear. The nearby villages of Gunnislake and Drakewalls collectively provide day-to-day amenities, including a Post Office, two general stores, a Co-op fuel station and mini-supermarket, health centre, garages, public houses and a railway station offering a regular service into Plymouth city (a 25-minute journey). Tavistock, 6.5 miles to the east, is a hugely popular market town in West Devon, rich in history and tradition dating to the 10th century. Today, the town offers a superb range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities, including the sought-after private and independent school, Mount Kelly. Plymouth, with its coastal access, is 18.5 miles to the south. The cathedral city of Exeter lies 47 miles to the northeast, providing railway and motorway connections to the rest of the UK, plus an international airport.
Description - This extremely comfortable and adaptable home carries wonderful appeal both inside and out. The flexible living accommodation provides up to five bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms, with the bright and spacious rooms being finished and presented in exceptional condition throughout. Externally, the property's undoubted highlight are its extensive, landscaped front and rear gardens which offer tremendous space and opportunity for active families as well as hobby gardeners or keen horticulturalists. In all, the plot amounts to 1.04 acres (see our location plan) and is also complete with a gated, tarmac driveway, separate home office/studio, suitable for a variety of potential uses, and a workshop/machinery store, making this a superbly well-rounded home which also enjoys a breath-taking, yet peaceful and private setting.
Accommodation - The accommodation is tastefully finished and immaculately kept, with quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The property is entered via a central hallway from where there are doors to each of the rooms and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room features a log-burning stove on a slate hearth, and opens into a day room extension from where one can take advantage of the hugely picturesque views of the Tamar Valley and there are doors out to the garden. From here, there is a door through to the kitchen and dining room, which is a large, open and socially-oriented space which also has patio doors leading outside and enjoys the fabulous views. The kitchen features excellent wall and base units together with a central island with sink unit (plumbed in but not in use), pantry cupboards and black granite work surfaces, plus a 4-ring Bosch induction hob, double oven and separate oil-fired Heritage range cooker. There is a utility cupboard to the rear, with spaces for the laundry appliances, and a return door leading back into the central hallway. Also on the ground floor are a good size double bedroom, adjacent shower room and further room currently utilised as an office but which could be a fifth bedroom, if required, or accommodate various other uses. At first floor level are three bedrooms, including the master with en-suite shower room, and a separate bathroom. All three bedrooms enjoy the views, and the master is fitted with a range of furniture.
Outside - The property's magnificent gardens are a joy to behold, having been thoughtfully and loving developed by our client in recent years. The front garden flanks the gated, tarmac drive and is beautifully arranged with mature planted borders. To the side of the drive is an attached office/studio with power and lighting, adding further flexibility to the living arrangements. The rear garden is laid out with a hard-landscaped area immediately outside the house, which includes various specimen trees and shrubs, a greenhouse and potting area, a fish pond, plus a patio and raised decking, ideally placed to take in the views. Two gates then lead into the extensive lawn which is enclosed by mature hedging and banks, affording a great deal of peace and privacy, and features a second large timber decking, summerhouse and wood store to one side, plus a sizeable workshop/machinery store to the other. At the foot of the rear garden is a lightly wooded area enclosed by mature conifer trees. Incredible potential exists for those interested in further landscaping or the creation of an extensive area for fruit and vegetable growing. In all, the plot is 1.04 acres.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil-fired central heating and hot water supplied by the Heritage range. Please note that the agents have neither inspected nor tested these services.
Marketed by: Stags, Tavistock
Land Registry Data
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