Trenderway Farm
Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall, PL13 2LY
Guide Price
£4,500,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
Property Tags: Holiday Cottage, Livestock Farm, Solar Energy, Traditional Buildings
Land Tags: Arable Land, Fishing Rights and Lakes, Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Nov 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
- Property Tags: Holiday Cottage, Livestock Farm, Solar Energy, Traditional Buildings
- Land Tags: Arable Land, Fishing Rights and Lakes, Pasture Land, Woodland
Situated in a particularly sought-after part of south-east Cornwall a short distance from the coast at Talland Bay and equidistant from the fishing village of Polperro and the small town of Looe which are both about 3 miles away. Both are popular tourist destinations, Polperro with its pretty fishing harbour and idyllic tightly packed ancient fishermen’s cottages and Looe, set within a steep sided valley and with its own small harbour.
Trenderway Farm is a multifaceted organic arable & livestock farm comprising a period Grade II Listed farmhouse, award winning wedding & events venue, 5 Star holiday lets with AA Breakfast Award, traditional & modern farm buildings, renewable energy systems and land extending in area to 164.6 acres (66.61 hectares).
Having been lovingly and thoughtfully developed by the current owners since they purchased the farm in 2008, the farm is now a multifaceted property with a diversified and award-winning wedding and events venue together with holiday letting accommodation, centred within a farmstead containing the original Grade II Listed traditional farmhouse and useful outbuildings.
The modern buildings and yard are set to one side and adjacent to the original farmstead with four good livestock, machinery and general purpose sheds, the most recent of which contains a biomass boiler providing heat and the roof fitted with solar panels producing electricity.
With views from the farmstead over lakes teaming with wildlife, together with small sections of amenity woodland, the majority of the agricultural land is easily worked and productive for a variety of crops but there are steep sections at the south-western boundary suitable for livestock grazing or could be used for re-wilding.
Situated in a particularly sought after part of south-east Cornwall a short distance from the coast at Talland Bay and equidistant from the fishing village of Polperro and the small town of Looe which are both about 3 miles away. Both are popular tourist destinations, Polperro with its pretty fishing harbour and idyllic tightly packed ancient fishermen’s cottages and Looe, set within a steep sided valley and with its own small harbour.
The village of Pelynt, with a variety of amenities, is only about 1½ miles to the north and the former market town of Liskeard, with a wider range of facilities, is about 13 miles away, also to the north. The major City and naval port of Plymouth is about 28 miles to the east on the far side of the River Tamar, approached over the famous Brunel suspension bridge or the Torpoint car ferry. The City of Truro, Cornwall’s principal administrative, commercial and retail centre is about 40 miles to the west via main roads.
Marketed by: Lodge & Thomas, Truro
Trenderway Farm is a multifaceted organic arable & livestock farm comprising a period Grade II Listed farmhouse, award winning wedding & events venue, 5 Star holiday lets with AA Breakfast Award, traditional & modern farm buildings, renewable energy systems and land extending in area to 164.6 acres (66.61 hectares).
Having been lovingly and thoughtfully developed by the current owners since they purchased the farm in 2008, the farm is now a multifaceted property with a diversified and award-winning wedding and events venue together with holiday letting accommodation, centred within a farmstead containing the original Grade II Listed traditional farmhouse and useful outbuildings.
The modern buildings and yard are set to one side and adjacent to the original farmstead with four good livestock, machinery and general purpose sheds, the most recent of which contains a biomass boiler providing heat and the roof fitted with solar panels producing electricity.
With views from the farmstead over lakes teaming with wildlife, together with small sections of amenity woodland, the majority of the agricultural land is easily worked and productive for a variety of crops but there are steep sections at the south-western boundary suitable for livestock grazing or could be used for re-wilding.
Situated in a particularly sought after part of south-east Cornwall a short distance from the coast at Talland Bay and equidistant from the fishing village of Polperro and the small town of Looe which are both about 3 miles away. Both are popular tourist destinations, Polperro with its pretty fishing harbour and idyllic tightly packed ancient fishermen’s cottages and Looe, set within a steep sided valley and with its own small harbour.
The village of Pelynt, with a variety of amenities, is only about 1½ miles to the north and the former market town of Liskeard, with a wider range of facilities, is about 13 miles away, also to the north. The major City and naval port of Plymouth is about 28 miles to the east on the far side of the River Tamar, approached over the famous Brunel suspension bridge or the Torpoint car ferry. The City of Truro, Cornwall’s principal administrative, commercial and retail centre is about 40 miles to the west via main roads.
Marketed by: Lodge & Thomas, Truro
Land Registry Data
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