Beardon Barton

A charming compact, diverse farm with excellent rental income


Description

Beardon Barton is a fantastic, private residential farm centred around an elegant, Grade II Listed property. Beardon Barton is complemented by four charming cottages and one chalet, all let providing a sound income. There is a fantastic range of modern and traditional farm buildings which could be adapted to cater for a variety of farming or non-farming enterprises (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents) and is positioned within approximately 43 acres of pasture, woodland and ponds. It is understood Beardon Barton was originally built in 1588. The Grade II Listed property is constructed of natural stone under a slate roof and has been well maintained by the current owners. The property is positioned on the western edge of the farm in an elevated position with superb rolling countryside views. The property provides spacious, family accommodation with generous sized reception rooms with high ceilings.

There is a row of four letting properties, constructed of natural stone and contained within the Grade II Listing. All of the properties are let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies and comprise the following;

Potters: One bedroom terraced property comprising an open plan kitchen/living space and one en-suite bedroom.

Spinners: Two bedroom terraced property comprising an open plan kitchen/living space, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Tanners: Two bedroom terraced property comprising an open plan kitchen/living space, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Turners: Two bedroom end of terrace property comprising an open plan kitchen/living space, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

There is also a chalet style, two bedroom detached Park Home which is also let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. For further detail regarding the rental income, please contact the agent, Savills.

The land extends to approximately 43 acres and comprises approximately 29 acres of pasture used for grazing and mowing, the remainder being woodland and ponds high in amenity, wildlife and conservation appeal.

Location

Beardon Barton is situated in a highly private position about 7 miles north of the market town of Launceston, close to the small village of Werrington. The attractive traditional market town of Launceston, famed for its castle, offers an array of day to day amenities including supermarkets as well as leisure and retail facilities. The cities of Truro, Exeter and Plymouth are within easy reach and offer a full complement of services. Beardon Barton is located close to the famous north Cornish coastline renowned for its long sandy beaches and offers some of the best surfing and other water sports in the south west. For the walking and equestrian enthusiast, both Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor are accessible providing beautiful, untouched scenery. There is an excellent selection of schools in the area including Mount Kelly in Tavistock and Plymouth College and a range of private schools in and around Exeter. Communication links are good with easy access to the A30 providing links to the M5 at Exeter, as well as southbound towards Bodmin and Truro. A mainline railway station can be found at Bodmin Parkway with daily, direct trains to London (under 4 hours). Newquay, Exeter and Bristol airport provide a range of flights to both domestic and international destinations.





Acreage: 43.55 Acres

Directions

From Launceston take the B3254 road north towards Bude. Go past the Countryman Inn at Langdon Cross. Proceed for approximately 2 miles and turn right signposted Darracott. Proceed for approximately 2.5 miles and the entrance to Beardon Barton will be found on your right-hand side. What3Words ///locate.headlight.comments


Additional Info

Services: Private water supply, private drainage, mains electric

Marketed by: Savills, Exeter