Sturta
Tredinnick Pits, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 5AP
Guide Price
£800,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock, Site of Special Scientific Interest
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock, Site of Special Scientific Interest
Outstanding private country house, virtually complete detached annexe with delightful gardens & paddocks. Beautifully presented. Hall, shower, living & dining room, kitchen, utility, 4 beds, bathroom. New annexe (to be completed). Outsheds. Summerhouse. Gardens. 2 fields. EPC Rating: E 1.2 Acres
Situation - Tredinnick Pits is a small rural hamlet in scenic rolling countryside with access to Red Moor Nature Reserve being a designated SSSI managed by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. Lostwithiel is about 3 miles to the south and the nearby town of Bodmin provides a comprehensive range of facilities and amenities.
Lying between the south coast and the north coasts, Sturta is ideally positioned to access many renowned sandy beaches and the historic coastal towns such as Padstow, Fowey and Charlestown.
Other notable nearby attractions include Lanhydrock House, whilst to the east is Bodmin Moor designated an AONB and a haven for walkers.
Description - Approached over a pleasant gated and tarmac drive, Sturta presents a tremendous opportunity to buy a superbly presented period four-bedroom house, a detached annexe which has been nearly completed and the most attractive and atmospheric gardens and grounds which stand adjacent to two level paddocks which offer further recreational appeal.
The House - The house has been upgraded and improved by the current owners over recent years and today presents a delightful home which nicely blends modern living day standards with the original character of the property.
On the ground floor, a front door opens to a light and inviting Entrance Hall with Travertine tiled floor, balustrade stairs off to the first floor and door to downstairs Shower Room with modern tiled shower, suspended washbasin and wc. Off the Hall is a pleasant long and characterful Sitting and Dining Room with outlook and door to the front garden. Within the sitting area is a fine granite fireplace with heavy granite beam, clome oven with cast iron door and inset wood-burner set on raised slate hearth.
From the Living Area is a door to the Kitchen with a fitted range of modern Shaker style units with Silestone polished worktops with upstands, ceramic single drainer one and half bowl sink unit and mixer tap, integral dishwasher and inset Lamona electric fan-assisted oven and grill, four induction rings and extractor hood over and glass splashback, space for refrigerator-freezer and slate flagstone style floor. Off is a spacious and useful Utility Room and an adjoining Enclosed Rear Entrance Lobby with tiled floor and part glazed door to the outside. From the Utility Room is a return door to Dining Area with window to the front garden with window-seat.
On the first floor, around a Landing, are four Bedrooms including three good Double Bedrooms and a Single Bedroom as well as a fine contemporary Bathroom with wood effect panelled bath with shower and concertina screen over and tiling, modern vanity unit with ceramic sink with tiled splashback and wc.
The Annexe - The detached Annexe has been recently converted to a high standard from a former garage/old building and advanced to the stage where the foundations, walls, pitched slate roof, windows and external doors have been constructed and installed. The annexe is of insulated concrete form construction and, as shown on the attached floor plan, is to include an Entrance Hall, open-plan Kitchen and Living Room, Shower Room and two Bedrooms - although the Annexe is unfinished and ripe for a buyer to finish to their own requirements (subject to any consents and approvals). From the Kitchen and Living Room there is a fine outlook over the adjoining paddocks.
The Gardens And Paddocks - To the front of the house is a delightful lawn garden with deep mature shrub and flowerbeds and mature Coniferous and Deciduous trees beyond. Within the garden is a fine Summerhouse about 9’1 x 6’1 plus 6’3 x 5’7 being an L-shaped room with side window and double doors to outside covered veranda area with extensive decked seating area beyond. To the west of the house are further level lawn gardens with well-established borders together with a two bay open fronted General Purpose Building being about 15’3 x 9’ with concrete floor.
The front gardens lead through to a further garden beyond with a magnificent Evergreen mature tree as a centrepiece and within this area is a Shed about 6’ x 5’9 with outside caged chicken security run and a further Store Shed about 5’6 x 3’6.
Adjacent is a small attractive level paddock with Cornish hedges with mature trees which opens to the main front level field, again with mainly Cornish hedge borders with attractive deciduous trees therein.
Viewing - Only by prior appointment with Stags’ Truro office on .
Directions - From Bodmin take the B3268 towards Lostwithiel and pass over the A30 (T). At the roundabout, go straight over towards Lostwithiel. Continue for about ½ mile and on the brow of the hill, turn right towards Tredinnick. Proceed for a further ½ mile and turn left towards Tredinnick Pits descending into the valley. At the grass triangle, bear to the right into the no-through road and Sturta will be seen to be the second property on the left-hand side.
Services - Private bore hole water supply. Mains electricity connected. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage. Double-glazed. TV and telephone points. Superfast Broadband available.
Marketed by: Stags, Truro
Situation - Tredinnick Pits is a small rural hamlet in scenic rolling countryside with access to Red Moor Nature Reserve being a designated SSSI managed by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. Lostwithiel is about 3 miles to the south and the nearby town of Bodmin provides a comprehensive range of facilities and amenities.
Lying between the south coast and the north coasts, Sturta is ideally positioned to access many renowned sandy beaches and the historic coastal towns such as Padstow, Fowey and Charlestown.
Other notable nearby attractions include Lanhydrock House, whilst to the east is Bodmin Moor designated an AONB and a haven for walkers.
Description - Approached over a pleasant gated and tarmac drive, Sturta presents a tremendous opportunity to buy a superbly presented period four-bedroom house, a detached annexe which has been nearly completed and the most attractive and atmospheric gardens and grounds which stand adjacent to two level paddocks which offer further recreational appeal.
The House - The house has been upgraded and improved by the current owners over recent years and today presents a delightful home which nicely blends modern living day standards with the original character of the property.
On the ground floor, a front door opens to a light and inviting Entrance Hall with Travertine tiled floor, balustrade stairs off to the first floor and door to downstairs Shower Room with modern tiled shower, suspended washbasin and wc. Off the Hall is a pleasant long and characterful Sitting and Dining Room with outlook and door to the front garden. Within the sitting area is a fine granite fireplace with heavy granite beam, clome oven with cast iron door and inset wood-burner set on raised slate hearth.
From the Living Area is a door to the Kitchen with a fitted range of modern Shaker style units with Silestone polished worktops with upstands, ceramic single drainer one and half bowl sink unit and mixer tap, integral dishwasher and inset Lamona electric fan-assisted oven and grill, four induction rings and extractor hood over and glass splashback, space for refrigerator-freezer and slate flagstone style floor. Off is a spacious and useful Utility Room and an adjoining Enclosed Rear Entrance Lobby with tiled floor and part glazed door to the outside. From the Utility Room is a return door to Dining Area with window to the front garden with window-seat.
On the first floor, around a Landing, are four Bedrooms including three good Double Bedrooms and a Single Bedroom as well as a fine contemporary Bathroom with wood effect panelled bath with shower and concertina screen over and tiling, modern vanity unit with ceramic sink with tiled splashback and wc.
The Annexe - The detached Annexe has been recently converted to a high standard from a former garage/old building and advanced to the stage where the foundations, walls, pitched slate roof, windows and external doors have been constructed and installed. The annexe is of insulated concrete form construction and, as shown on the attached floor plan, is to include an Entrance Hall, open-plan Kitchen and Living Room, Shower Room and two Bedrooms - although the Annexe is unfinished and ripe for a buyer to finish to their own requirements (subject to any consents and approvals). From the Kitchen and Living Room there is a fine outlook over the adjoining paddocks.
The Gardens And Paddocks - To the front of the house is a delightful lawn garden with deep mature shrub and flowerbeds and mature Coniferous and Deciduous trees beyond. Within the garden is a fine Summerhouse about 9’1 x 6’1 plus 6’3 x 5’7 being an L-shaped room with side window and double doors to outside covered veranda area with extensive decked seating area beyond. To the west of the house are further level lawn gardens with well-established borders together with a two bay open fronted General Purpose Building being about 15’3 x 9’ with concrete floor.
The front gardens lead through to a further garden beyond with a magnificent Evergreen mature tree as a centrepiece and within this area is a Shed about 6’ x 5’9 with outside caged chicken security run and a further Store Shed about 5’6 x 3’6.
Adjacent is a small attractive level paddock with Cornish hedges with mature trees which opens to the main front level field, again with mainly Cornish hedge borders with attractive deciduous trees therein.
Viewing - Only by prior appointment with Stags’ Truro office on .
Directions - From Bodmin take the B3268 towards Lostwithiel and pass over the A30 (T). At the roundabout, go straight over towards Lostwithiel. Continue for about ½ mile and on the brow of the hill, turn right towards Tredinnick. Proceed for a further ½ mile and turn left towards Tredinnick Pits descending into the valley. At the grass triangle, bear to the right into the no-through road and Sturta will be seen to be the second property on the left-hand side.
Services - Private bore hole water supply. Mains electricity connected. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage. Double-glazed. TV and telephone points. Superfast Broadband available.
Marketed by: Stags, Truro
Land Registry Data
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