3 bedroom house
Coombe, St. Austell, Cornwall, PL26 7LG
Guide Price
£695,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Poly Tunnel
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Aug 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Poly Tunnel
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land, Woodland
A totally private country holding – a lifestyle-change opportunity. Light and airey well presented 3 bedroom house. GP building with pp for conversion to a 2nd residential dwelling. Useful array of buildings. Woodland area, Stream. Pasture paddock. EPC Rating: G 2.8 Acres
Situation - Hendra Springs is privately situated in a fine rural location near the popular hamlet of Coombe and the village of St Stephen. Hendra Springs is well positioned to access both St Austell and the cathedral city of Truro. There is a junction onto the A30(T) about 4 miles to the north and at St Austell there is a station on the London Paddington line.
Description - The sale of Hendra Springs presents a private well-positioned country property which suits purchasers looking for a lifestyle-change opportunity. The property offers an array of assets including a fine light and spacious three-bedroom house; a general purpose building which currently benefits from planning permission for conversion to create a second residential dwelling; attractive gardens and grounds; an excellent double garage/workshop; a variety of useful outbuildings; pasture paddock; poly-tunnel and vegetable growing areas; fine woodland area with a pleasant walk, together with a gurgling stream and so forth. In total, Hendra Springs extends to about 2.85 acres (1.15 hectares).
The House - The house offers light and spacious accommodation across two floors. On the ground floor a Storm Porch opens to a Reception Hall with stairs off to first floor with under-stairs Cupboard, off which is a pleasant and well-proportioned Living Room with wood-burner set in stone fireplace with beam over, stone hearth and display areas and a fine open-plan Kitchen and Dining Room.
The Kitchen presents a range of base and eye level Oak units with timber worktop surfaces to splashback tiling and oil-fired Rayburn serving central heating. From the Dining Area wide double doors open to a delightful Garden Room with two pairs of double doors opening to outside seating areas.
From the Kitchen there is access to a useful Utility Room with a range of white base level units with rolled worktop surfaces, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, dishwasher, washing machine and patterned colour glazed door to a rear Hall and doors to a Cloakroom with wc and walk-in Larder.
On the first floor, centred around a Landing are three good Double Bedrooms – one with built-in double wardrobe with box cupboards over, a walk-in Airing Cupboard and a Bathroom with a superb deep side-filling bath with splashback tiling, contemporary wc and washbasin, and walk-in shower.
The Gardens - To the north of the house is a lawn with hedge boundaries with mature deciduous trees and some apple trees.
To the rear of the house is an enclosed paved seating area with shrub and timber fenced borders, off which there is a walk-in pergola which leads to the southern side of the house, where there are further seating areas and an expansive car parking and turning area for a number of vehicles.
The Buildings -
General Purpose Building – Consent To Convert - Extending to about 2,000 sq ft and mainly of concrete construction, this is a substantial enclosed former waterworks building with ground and first floor areas which is now used as a General Purpose Building suitable for a variety of purposes. Detailed planning permission was granted by Cornwall Council on 26th October 2018 (application no. PA18/07868) for the conversion of the redundant pumphouse to create a second detached 4/5 bedroom contemporary residential dwelling. Details of the planning decision notice and associated drawings are available upon request from Stags’ Truro office or can be viewed online on the Cornwall Council Planning website, 3 and 4 on the decision notice have been discharged.
Attached on the western side is a Lean-to Greenhouse about 12’3 x 8’.
Excellent Detached Double Garage/Workshop 27’ X 19 - Of block and concrete tile construction with brick façade, a fine garage/workshop with wide up and over door, concrete floor, triple aspect, part glazed pedestrian door, workbenches, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, lighting and power points.
Potting Shed 8’ X 5’3 -
Aluminium Framed Greenhouse 16' X 6' -
Poly-Tunnel 19’9 X 8’3 - With outside raised vegetable beds in an enclosed Vegetable Garden with pergola and fruit cage.
Detached Shed 9’9 X 9’6 - With double aspect, glazed door, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, worktop, shelving, lighting and power points.
Open Log Store -
Duck And Chicken Security Area - With central pond, protective fencing, pair of detached Duck and Chicken Houses.
The Grounds And Land - With a great deal of ambiance, adjacent and around the house and buildings are wonderfully manicured, managed and tended grounds including an open Paddock area.
To the west of the buildings is a lovely Woodland Walk through a wide variety of indigenous trees including Hazel, Oak, Ash, Sycamore, Holly, Willow and so forth. This is a natural haven for wildlife. Along the southern boundary is an attractive natural running stream, adjacent to which is a Summerhouse about 9’6 x 7’6 with windows and glazed doors opening to a covered Veranda overlooking the stream. Beyond is a further well-stocked Orchard.
Viewing - Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags’ Truro office on .
Directions - From Truro take the A390 towards St Austell. Drive through Tresillian, by-pass Probus and at the roundabout turn right staying on the A390 towards St Austell. Drive through Grampound and continue on to Hewas Water. Turn left opposite Toms Garage, ignore the immediate turning to the right and at the crossroads go straight over. After about a further ½ mile take the next turning to the right, drive down into the valley, ignoring the turning to the left, pass Brannell Farm and at the ‘T’ junction turn right (unsignposted). After a few hundred yards, pass the grass triangle on the right-hand side, with a sign saying Hendra in the centre, and continue for about a further 50 yards. On a left-hand bend, the entrance to Hendra Springs will be seen on the right-hand side. There is a nameplate. PLEASE DO NOT USE SAT. NAV.
Services - Mains water(non-metered) and electricity connected. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Double-glazed. TV and telephone points. Broadband available.
Marketed by: Stags, Truro
Situation - Hendra Springs is privately situated in a fine rural location near the popular hamlet of Coombe and the village of St Stephen. Hendra Springs is well positioned to access both St Austell and the cathedral city of Truro. There is a junction onto the A30(T) about 4 miles to the north and at St Austell there is a station on the London Paddington line.
Description - The sale of Hendra Springs presents a private well-positioned country property which suits purchasers looking for a lifestyle-change opportunity. The property offers an array of assets including a fine light and spacious three-bedroom house; a general purpose building which currently benefits from planning permission for conversion to create a second residential dwelling; attractive gardens and grounds; an excellent double garage/workshop; a variety of useful outbuildings; pasture paddock; poly-tunnel and vegetable growing areas; fine woodland area with a pleasant walk, together with a gurgling stream and so forth. In total, Hendra Springs extends to about 2.85 acres (1.15 hectares).
The House - The house offers light and spacious accommodation across two floors. On the ground floor a Storm Porch opens to a Reception Hall with stairs off to first floor with under-stairs Cupboard, off which is a pleasant and well-proportioned Living Room with wood-burner set in stone fireplace with beam over, stone hearth and display areas and a fine open-plan Kitchen and Dining Room.
The Kitchen presents a range of base and eye level Oak units with timber worktop surfaces to splashback tiling and oil-fired Rayburn serving central heating. From the Dining Area wide double doors open to a delightful Garden Room with two pairs of double doors opening to outside seating areas.
From the Kitchen there is access to a useful Utility Room with a range of white base level units with rolled worktop surfaces, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, dishwasher, washing machine and patterned colour glazed door to a rear Hall and doors to a Cloakroom with wc and walk-in Larder.
On the first floor, centred around a Landing are three good Double Bedrooms – one with built-in double wardrobe with box cupboards over, a walk-in Airing Cupboard and a Bathroom with a superb deep side-filling bath with splashback tiling, contemporary wc and washbasin, and walk-in shower.
The Gardens - To the north of the house is a lawn with hedge boundaries with mature deciduous trees and some apple trees.
To the rear of the house is an enclosed paved seating area with shrub and timber fenced borders, off which there is a walk-in pergola which leads to the southern side of the house, where there are further seating areas and an expansive car parking and turning area for a number of vehicles.
The Buildings -
General Purpose Building – Consent To Convert - Extending to about 2,000 sq ft and mainly of concrete construction, this is a substantial enclosed former waterworks building with ground and first floor areas which is now used as a General Purpose Building suitable for a variety of purposes. Detailed planning permission was granted by Cornwall Council on 26th October 2018 (application no. PA18/07868) for the conversion of the redundant pumphouse to create a second detached 4/5 bedroom contemporary residential dwelling. Details of the planning decision notice and associated drawings are available upon request from Stags’ Truro office or can be viewed online on the Cornwall Council Planning website, 3 and 4 on the decision notice have been discharged.
Attached on the western side is a Lean-to Greenhouse about 12’3 x 8’.
Excellent Detached Double Garage/Workshop 27’ X 19 - Of block and concrete tile construction with brick façade, a fine garage/workshop with wide up and over door, concrete floor, triple aspect, part glazed pedestrian door, workbenches, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, lighting and power points.
Potting Shed 8’ X 5’3 -
Aluminium Framed Greenhouse 16' X 6' -
Poly-Tunnel 19’9 X 8’3 - With outside raised vegetable beds in an enclosed Vegetable Garden with pergola and fruit cage.
Detached Shed 9’9 X 9’6 - With double aspect, glazed door, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, worktop, shelving, lighting and power points.
Open Log Store -
Duck And Chicken Security Area - With central pond, protective fencing, pair of detached Duck and Chicken Houses.
The Grounds And Land - With a great deal of ambiance, adjacent and around the house and buildings are wonderfully manicured, managed and tended grounds including an open Paddock area.
To the west of the buildings is a lovely Woodland Walk through a wide variety of indigenous trees including Hazel, Oak, Ash, Sycamore, Holly, Willow and so forth. This is a natural haven for wildlife. Along the southern boundary is an attractive natural running stream, adjacent to which is a Summerhouse about 9’6 x 7’6 with windows and glazed doors opening to a covered Veranda overlooking the stream. Beyond is a further well-stocked Orchard.
Viewing - Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags’ Truro office on .
Directions - From Truro take the A390 towards St Austell. Drive through Tresillian, by-pass Probus and at the roundabout turn right staying on the A390 towards St Austell. Drive through Grampound and continue on to Hewas Water. Turn left opposite Toms Garage, ignore the immediate turning to the right and at the crossroads go straight over. After about a further ½ mile take the next turning to the right, drive down into the valley, ignoring the turning to the left, pass Brannell Farm and at the ‘T’ junction turn right (unsignposted). After a few hundred yards, pass the grass triangle on the right-hand side, with a sign saying Hendra in the centre, and continue for about a further 50 yards. On a left-hand bend, the entrance to Hendra Springs will be seen on the right-hand side. There is a nameplate. PLEASE DO NOT USE SAT. NAV.
Services - Mains water(non-metered) and electricity connected. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Double-glazed. TV and telephone points. Broadband available.
Marketed by: Stags, Truro
Land Registry Data
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