7 bedroom house
Callington, Cornwall, PL17 7HW
Guide Price
£1,175,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Manor House
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Feb 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Manor House
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Beautiful manor house and small estate boasting panoramic countryside and Lynher Valley views.
Description
HISTORY
The east wing has been traced back to the 13th Century although an original residence is believed to far predate this. Several extensions have been added including the substantial Georgian front and west wing which provides either an attached self contained annexe or further integral accommodation to the main house. The estate enjoys stunning views across the Lynher valley and adjoins the rugged and unspoilt Cadson Bury, an Iron Age hill-fort.
SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION
Cadson Manor is accessed via a private driveway, which approaches a large parking and turning area in front of the house, with wisteria clad frontage surrounding the main granite pillared portico and entrance.
The entrance hallway boasts high ceilings with intricate cornice coving and flagstone flooring which runs through to the formal dining room with imposing stone fireplace opposite the sash window and panelled shutter surround. These are mirrored throughout all of the front facing windows. Adjoining the dining room is a further reception room (currently in use as a self contained annexe). To the opposite side of the entrance hallway is the sitting room with ceiling rose complimenting the cornice coving. The feature Italian marble pillared fire surround with slate hearth is framed by integral half glazed displayed cupboards.
The triple aspect kitchen has been recently updated with a central island, handmade bespoke cupboards with granite work surfaces. An integral dishwasher, under counter fridge and Neff cooking appliances compliment the oil fired Rayburn Royal and oversized dresser unit. Across the rear hallway with courtyard entrance is the former dairy currently used as a utility and larder room. Beyond the hallway the rear lobby opens to the office and ground floor wet room with a secondary staircase running to the first floor.
From the entrance hallway and reception lobby stairs rise past the Georgian stair window to the main landing which adjoins four double bedrooms (one en suite), all enjoying rolling countryside views. The landing continues along the length of the east wing to the large family bathroom which features a roll top claw foot freestanding bath and separate shower. Further along the upper landing a second en suite bedroom overlooks the side lawns.
The property has lovingly undergone significant updating and maintenance to provide a tasteful and sympathetic reflection of its historical status.
ANNEXE
The West wing annexe provides the flexibility of extending the main accommodation or a private self contained residence.
There is a reception hall, kitchen and separate utility room and a lounge/diner with inglenook fireplace and inset wood burner. Stairs rise to the first floor with two double bedrooms one being en suite and a family bathroom.
GARDENS & GROUNDS
The property extends to about 4.76 acres in total. Cadson Manor itself is surrounded by well maintained lawned gardens and pasture paddocks. A further parcel of land, of approx 19 acres, and a substantial steel framed outbuilding, to the north and west of the farmhouse, are available by separate negotiation.
OUTBUILDINGS
The Farm office has mains electricity, telephone and internet.
The primary commercial premises was originally built as two units although they have been merged into one unit in recent years (currently let). It is serviced with mains electricity and mains water and has ample private car parking area.
Location
The nearby former market town of Callington provides a variety of shopping facilities, a health centre, veterinary clinic, primary and senior school with gym, two supermarkets and several cafes. The town hall hosts a weekly farmers market as well as various community activities. The town is nestled within the Tamar Valley, equidistant between Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor with spectacular scenery in these designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The A30 to the north and the A38 to the east provide swift commuting links to the rest of the county and Plymouth. This maritime city provides a large university, state and private schools, a marina, hospitals, theatres, restaurants and a much broader selection of shops. The train station provides direct access to London Paddington and the port runs ferry services to France and Spain. Exeter and Newquay airports provide daily flights to Europe and four daily return flights to London Heathrow.
Further afield the towns of Tavistock, Launceston and Saltash are all within 15 miles and in turn provide an assortment of shops including a Waitrose, restaurants, schools, inns and other day to day facilities. The maritime city of Plymouth provides the facilities of a major regional city, including a large university, medical school, marina, yacht club, good state and private schools together with a major hospital, theatre, National Marine Aquarium and a wide selection of shops. Airports at Newquay and Exeter, around 35 and 50 miles away respectively, provide several daily flights to London and further European destinations, while Plymouth Port runs ferry services to France and Spain.
Square Footage: 3,749 sq ft
Acreage: 4.72 Acres
Directions
Callington – 2; Tavistock – 11.5; Launceston – 12; Looe – 15; Plymouth – 16.5; (all distances are approximate and in miles)
Leave Callington at the roundabout onto the A390 signed towards Liskeard. Follow the road for approximately 1.5 miles over the bridge crossing the River Lynher. The road will curve to the right and then to the left. The sharp left hand turning onto an unnamed country lane is signed toward Cadson Manor. The private driveway can be found approximately 100 yards on the right hand side.
Additional Info
Services: Mains and spring-fed water, mains gas and electricity. Private drainage.
Super-fast fibre-optic broadband is available in the area.
Marketed by: Savills, Truro
Description
HISTORY
The east wing has been traced back to the 13th Century although an original residence is believed to far predate this. Several extensions have been added including the substantial Georgian front and west wing which provides either an attached self contained annexe or further integral accommodation to the main house. The estate enjoys stunning views across the Lynher valley and adjoins the rugged and unspoilt Cadson Bury, an Iron Age hill-fort.
SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION
Cadson Manor is accessed via a private driveway, which approaches a large parking and turning area in front of the house, with wisteria clad frontage surrounding the main granite pillared portico and entrance.
The entrance hallway boasts high ceilings with intricate cornice coving and flagstone flooring which runs through to the formal dining room with imposing stone fireplace opposite the sash window and panelled shutter surround. These are mirrored throughout all of the front facing windows. Adjoining the dining room is a further reception room (currently in use as a self contained annexe). To the opposite side of the entrance hallway is the sitting room with ceiling rose complimenting the cornice coving. The feature Italian marble pillared fire surround with slate hearth is framed by integral half glazed displayed cupboards.
The triple aspect kitchen has been recently updated with a central island, handmade bespoke cupboards with granite work surfaces. An integral dishwasher, under counter fridge and Neff cooking appliances compliment the oil fired Rayburn Royal and oversized dresser unit. Across the rear hallway with courtyard entrance is the former dairy currently used as a utility and larder room. Beyond the hallway the rear lobby opens to the office and ground floor wet room with a secondary staircase running to the first floor.
From the entrance hallway and reception lobby stairs rise past the Georgian stair window to the main landing which adjoins four double bedrooms (one en suite), all enjoying rolling countryside views. The landing continues along the length of the east wing to the large family bathroom which features a roll top claw foot freestanding bath and separate shower. Further along the upper landing a second en suite bedroom overlooks the side lawns.
The property has lovingly undergone significant updating and maintenance to provide a tasteful and sympathetic reflection of its historical status.
ANNEXE
The West wing annexe provides the flexibility of extending the main accommodation or a private self contained residence.
There is a reception hall, kitchen and separate utility room and a lounge/diner with inglenook fireplace and inset wood burner. Stairs rise to the first floor with two double bedrooms one being en suite and a family bathroom.
GARDENS & GROUNDS
The property extends to about 4.76 acres in total. Cadson Manor itself is surrounded by well maintained lawned gardens and pasture paddocks. A further parcel of land, of approx 19 acres, and a substantial steel framed outbuilding, to the north and west of the farmhouse, are available by separate negotiation.
OUTBUILDINGS
The Farm office has mains electricity, telephone and internet.
The primary commercial premises was originally built as two units although they have been merged into one unit in recent years (currently let). It is serviced with mains electricity and mains water and has ample private car parking area.
Location
The nearby former market town of Callington provides a variety of shopping facilities, a health centre, veterinary clinic, primary and senior school with gym, two supermarkets and several cafes. The town hall hosts a weekly farmers market as well as various community activities. The town is nestled within the Tamar Valley, equidistant between Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor with spectacular scenery in these designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The A30 to the north and the A38 to the east provide swift commuting links to the rest of the county and Plymouth. This maritime city provides a large university, state and private schools, a marina, hospitals, theatres, restaurants and a much broader selection of shops. The train station provides direct access to London Paddington and the port runs ferry services to France and Spain. Exeter and Newquay airports provide daily flights to Europe and four daily return flights to London Heathrow.
Further afield the towns of Tavistock, Launceston and Saltash are all within 15 miles and in turn provide an assortment of shops including a Waitrose, restaurants, schools, inns and other day to day facilities. The maritime city of Plymouth provides the facilities of a major regional city, including a large university, medical school, marina, yacht club, good state and private schools together with a major hospital, theatre, National Marine Aquarium and a wide selection of shops. Airports at Newquay and Exeter, around 35 and 50 miles away respectively, provide several daily flights to London and further European destinations, while Plymouth Port runs ferry services to France and Spain.
Square Footage: 3,749 sq ft
Acreage: 4.72 Acres
Directions
Callington – 2; Tavistock – 11.5; Launceston – 12; Looe – 15; Plymouth – 16.5; (all distances are approximate and in miles)
Leave Callington at the roundabout onto the A390 signed towards Liskeard. Follow the road for approximately 1.5 miles over the bridge crossing the River Lynher. The road will curve to the right and then to the left. The sharp left hand turning onto an unnamed country lane is signed toward Cadson Manor. The private driveway can be found approximately 100 yards on the right hand side.
Additional Info
Services: Mains and spring-fed water, mains gas and electricity. Private drainage.
Super-fast fibre-optic broadband is available in the area.
Marketed by: Savills, Truro
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.