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부동산 구매 - The estate is located in the village of Clifton, renowned for its superb facilities and benefits from excellent transport links to the city centre as well as Temple Meads station. Local amenities are moments away and include supermarkets, a post office, a library, delicatessens, restaurants, hairdressers and cafes. There are also medical practices in the area. The tutor’s court offers a laundry, well-maintained landscaped gardens and 8 parking spaces. The estate manager visits twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, to provide assistance, guidance and coordinate the services provided. This first-floor flat, for residents over 60, was a project created in a converted church, designed by the eminent Victorian architect Charles Hansom. Council tax band: Band C (£2,186.95 per year for 2025/26). Lease term: Leasehold (136 years remaining) extensions negotiable separately. Ground rent: £25 per year. Service charges: £400 per month. COMMUNAL: The development includes a laundry with high-quality appliances, usage of which is included in the service charges. A part-time estate manager supervises the maintenance of the lift serving all floors. Garden: A charming enclosed garden with beautiful planting is shared by residents. Parking: The parking area under the croft, secure at night by a remote-controlled roller shutter, also provides bike and bin storage. LOCATION: The development is situated in the heart of Clifton Village, known for its famous landmarks, including the iconic suspension bridge and the Observatory, as well as excellent shopping facilities. Regular bus services operate nearby, providing easy access to the city centre. GENERAL: Mandate Lease (unexpired portion of the lease ending in 2161), subject to an annual rent of £25. There is an option to extend the lease if required (additional fees). service charges: A monthly payment is due for buildings insurance and maintenance of £400.00. Re-sale fees: We understand that, upon sale of the apartments under the tutor’s court, a re-sale levy is payable equal to 1.5% of the price at which the apartment was purchased, multiplied by the number of years of ownership. More information

부동산 구매 - An exceptionally inviting and spacious 5 double bedroom, 3 reception room, Victorian semi-detached home now offers the incoming purchaser a chance to renovate and re-configure to create a truly versatile family home. Retaining a wealth of period features to include stunning working cast iron fireplaces, floorboards, high ceilings with ornate plasterwork, stained glass panels, oak turned staircase paneled doors and wide bayed sash windows. A highly sought after location in the heart of Bishopston with the fantastic Redland Green Secondary School within 500 metres, handy for the Downs, St Andrews Park nearby and within easy access to the city centre, Clifton Village, Whiteladies Road, Bristol university, numerous private schools, good primary schools aplenty, main hospital, BBC plus other local parks at Redland Green and Cotham Gardens. Redland local train station is also within a short distance. Floor: entrance vestibule, reception hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, study, butlers pantry, cloakroom First Floor: spacious landing, four large double bedrooms, cloakroom, shower room Second Floor: bedroom five and access to a large loft (ripe for conversion - stp) Garden floor: bedroom with shower cubicle and cloakroom and direct access to the rear garden. Two large cellar rooms, and utility room. Outside: pretty front garden with potential for off street parking (stp) side access to a walled-in rear garden (45ft x 35ft) mainly laid to lawn with a paved patio. A fantastic sizeable family home located on a peaceful well-regarded road in Bishopston this is a rare opportunity not to be missed.

부동산 구매 - STEP INSIDEHillside Cottage is an individual country home occupying a wonderfully tucked-away position at Hellandbridge, surrounded by the wooded landscape of the Camel Valley. Combining characterful accommodation, extensive gardens and unusually flexible living space, it is a property that should particularly appeal to buyers looking for a home capable of adapting to family life, multi-generational living or regular guests. One of the most interesting aspects of the house is its particularly flexible layout. Arranged as a single four-bedroom residence, the accommodation provides generous living space across two complementary areas of the home, with a kitchen and utility room, together with two bedrooms and a bathroom serving each side. This arrangement offers excellent versatility for larger or multigenerational families while remaining part of the same principal dwelling. There is also scope to create a more conventional flow between the first-floor accommodation, subject to any necessary consents. The interiors retain plenty of traditional character. Exposed ceiling beams and substantial fireplaces give the principal reception rooms an inviting country-house atmosphere, with the main lounge centred around an impressive inglenook and wood-burning stove. A second sitting and dining area provides another generous reception space, making the house equally comfortable for larger family gatherings or quieter everyday living. The principal kitchen has been updated with a comprehensive range of cabinetry and integrated NEFF and Bosch appliances, while the adjoining utility area adds valuable practical space. The second kitchen further enhances the flexibility of the accommodation. Four bedrooms are arranged across the first floor, with the principal bedroom enjoying the additional benefit of its own conservatory-style sitting or reading room overlooking the gardens. Two bathrooms serve the bedrooms. Alongside its traditional appearance, considerable investment has been made in the energy efficiency of the property. There are 22 solar panels together with a Tesla Powerwall battery system, installed in late 2024, while a Bosch heat pump was installed in 2025. Fischer radiators are fitted throughout, providing a particularly comprehensive renewable-energy package within a character home. STEP OUTSIDE The grounds are one of Hillside Cottage's defining features, extending to approximately one acre and creating a wonderfully private environment of established gardens, woodland planting and more formal areas for sitting and entertaining. Close to the house is an attractive courtyard where an oak and glazed canopy provides a sheltered setting for outdoor dining. Beyond this, lawns weave between mature trees and established planting, with spring displays including bluebells, primroses and wild garlic adding to the natural character of the grounds. Fruit trees, raised vegetable beds and productive garden areas will appeal to buyers looking to enjoy a degree of home growing. A summer house with its own coal-burning stove provides a delightful retreat within the garden, while further outbuildings include a substantial workshop/tool store with mains electricity and useful storage. Of particular interest is the detached two-storey studio. Positioned separately from the main house and enjoying its own parking area, the building is connected to electricity, water and drainage. It provides excellent space for a studio, home office, hobbies or ancillary use and may offer scope for conversion to additional accommodation, subject to obtaining the necessary planning and other consents. Parking is generous, with a gated area serving the house together with additional parking associated with the studio, including a carport, and a further gated parking area within the grounds. A modern private sewage treatment system was installed approximately two years ago, while security measures include an alarm system and external lighting. Altogether, Hillside Cottage offers something considerably more interesting than a conventional four-bedroom home: character, substantial gardens, adaptable accommodation and an impressive level of energy investment, all within the peaceful surroundings of the Camel Valley and with the Camel Trail virtually on the doorstep.

부동산 구매 - Occupying a truly remarkable position above the River Tamar, this elegant and imposing Victorian house built in the 1890s offers breathtaking views of the River Tamar, while providing beautifully proportioned accommodation with plenty of character. Rich in original detail and thoughtfully enhanced for modern living, the house combines refined reception space, six bedrooms and period charm, with the additional benefit of a charming converted carriage house, stunning gardens and grounds of about 1.78 acres, and a setting in one of Calstock’s most sought-after locations. The Main House This lovely home is arranged over two floors, with well-proportioned rooms and a magnificent outlook throughout. The drawing room is an impressive main reception space, with dual-aspect sash windows framing superb views of the River Tamar. Exposed period features include shutters, window seats, a ceiling rose and a marble‑frame inset with a wood-burning stove. The formal dining room is equally attractive and well suited to entertaining, with a fireplace, a picture rail and high skirting boards contributing to its classic period character. The hallway retains the original floor, while decorative mouldings and sash windows sustain the sense of heritage and craftsmanship. A study with integrated shelving provides an ideal space for working from home or reading. The kitchen has been thoughtfully laid out with Neptune cabinetry and granite worktops. An oil Rayburn is accompanied by integrated appliances including an electric cooker, a dishwasher and an induction hob, while a safe, a laundry room, a cloakroom and a large boot room offer excellent ancillary space and storage. The ground floor offers six bedrooms and two bathrooms, many with enchanting river and countryside views. The main bedroom is particularly appealing, with river views, a characteristic fireplace and built-in wardrobes. Another impressive bedroom benefits from triple-aspect windows, access to a roof terrace, superb river views and an open fireplace. The third bedroom also enjoys dual-aspect windows, river views and an en-suite shower room. Bedrooms four and five each have fireplaces, while the sixth bedroom, currently configured as a bedroom or study, offers further flexibility. The family bathroom features an original ceramic bathtub with underside-feed taps and a lovely view to enjoy from the bath itself. The Carriage House In addition to the main house, the converted carriage house is a particularly valuable element of the property. Converted in 2011 and a project cherished by the current owners, it retains immense charm and character and now provides a welcoming kitchen, a sitting room with exposed stone walls and a wood-burning stove, a bathroom, and two bedrooms on the ground floor, a double and a single. Outside, a pretty terrace creates an inviting space for sitting and entertaining, making the building ideal for holiday rental income. Gardens and Grounds The gardens and grounds are a real delight and extend to about 1.78 acres, offering a setting of exceptional beauty and variety. Immediately appealing is the wonderful Victorian-style glasshouse, perfectly placed to enjoy the ambiance and suitable for a quiet morning coffee as well as a glass of something bright in the sun by evening. Automatic vents open and close to regulate temperature, ideal for those with a green thumb. Beyond, the grounds extend to a richly planted and carefully tended landscape, offering a beautiful mix of mature trees, shrubs and seasonal plantings. Purple beech, Indian chestnut and maples sit alongside hyacinths, primroses and daffodils, while raised flower beds, repotting areas and woodland zones create both visual beauty and practical gardening opportunities. Woodland trails invite exploration, and a charming hawthorn hedge runs along the back boundary, adding further character to the scene. A secluded back boundary enhances privacy and enclosure, while a pedestrian gate could be reintroduced from the lower garden providing access further down to Sand Lane. Situation Located in the charming riverside village of Calstock, the property occupies a highly desirable position in one of the Tamar Valley’s most captivating settings. Increasingly admired for its unique blend of natural beauty, architectural heritage and community spirit, Calstock offers a peaceful and timeless lifestyle while remaining connected and vibrant. The village itself benefits from a lively arts scene and a range of amenities, including two pubs, a café, an art gallery, a community arts centre, a primary school, a shipyard, as well as wonderful forest and riverside walks. Calstock station on the branch line is just a five-minute walk from the front door, offering a scenic journey to Plymouth in around 33 minutes, with direct links to London and beyond. Ideally located near the Devon/Cornwall border, Calstock is also well placed for access to the north and south coast, Dartmoor, golf courses, and several National Trust properties, with proximity to Cotehele enhancing the area’s enduring appeal. For those seeking a home with presence, vision and a sense of belonging, this is a rare and captivating opportunity. Services The main house is served by mains water and electricity, private drainage via a Klargester system, and oil-fired central heating. The carriage house benefits from mains water and drainage, as well as an oil storage tank and separate boiler, together with a clean power supply from the grid. Agent’s Note We can introduce buyers and sellers to our carefully selected panel of solicitors, mortgage lenders or surveying services. The choice to use their services is entirely up to you. If you choose to proceed, please note that we will receive an average referral fee of £120–£200 (VAT included) from the company for the introduction. These service providers have been chosen for their strong local reputations and consistent service quality. There is no obligation to use our recommended services. In line with current AML regulations, all potential buyers must provide valid identification before a sale can be agreed and before solicitors can be formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, there is a one-off charge of £36 (VAT included). We kindly ask that this cost be borne by the purchaser as part of the purchase process. Further information

부동산 구매 - Ravenswood Lodge is a substantial and highly versatile country house offering flexible accommodation suitable for family living, multi-generational use, or income generation. Situated on about half an acre of established gardens in the heart of Devon countryside, the property combines privacy, space and character in a peaceful rural setting. Originally part of the historic Stoodleigh Court estate, the former carriage house and stables have been carefully transformed into a well-equipped residence. Accessed via secure electric gates leading to a charming walled courtyard, the property enjoys a discreet position. Inside, the accommodation is generous and adaptable, retaining period features while offering modern comfort throughout the living space. Main accommodation: The stable door opens into the heart of the home, revealing a welcoming country-style kitchen-dining room. Generous proportions and high ceilings create a wonderful sense of space, blending traditional charm with modern practicality. The high-quality kitchen is fitted with solid wood and granite worktops and a full range of integrated appliances. A central island with a breakfast bar provides both practicality and style, while the Aga adds to the charm of the room and brings a warm warmth to the expansive space. Other highlights include an integrated oven and microwave, a dishwasher and a sink positioned to overlook the pretty courtyard. The dining room features a charming window seat and ample space for a centrally placed dining table. A statement chandelier and essential pendant lights add a touch of elegance. Custom cabinets and open wine storage add style and practicality. An impressive reception room with a magnificent oak staircase, authentic quarry-tile flooring and generous space for a large dining table is perfectly suited to formal gatherings and entertaining. The exceptional sitting room impresses with its spaciousness and is bathed in natural light from the stunning floor-to-ceiling windows and bi-fold doors that open directly onto the courtyard. High ceilings contribute to a sense of grandeur, while soft neutral tones create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Carefully arranged with several inviting seating areas, the room is anchored by a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a fireplace, providing a charming focal point. The inner hall leads to a ground-floor cloakroom and a cosy double-sided reception room. A wood-burning stove adds to the comfort of this room. A lockable door provides access to the self-contained annexe. Upstairs: The house offers five double bedrooms and beautifully appointed bathrooms. The principal suite is fantastically sized, flooded with natural light and offering a superb outlook. It has its own dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom, with a freestanding bath and a separate shower. The second bedroom forms a perfect guest suite, comprising a spacious double with built-in wardrobes and an elegant en-suite bathroom with a bath and overhead shower. There are three further double bedrooms, each with its own charm and character. The luxurious principal bathroom is generously proportioned and exudes classic elegance, combining period details with modern convenience. It features a large walk-in shower and a freestanding claw-foot bath placed beneath a wall mirror, creating a calm and relaxing space. The twin pedestal basins add practicality and style. At the top of the stairs, a unique feature is cleverly concealed within the oak panelling: a section of the panelling opens to reveal a stairway hatch that can disappear into the wall when not in use. A sophisticated design for everyday security. Annexe: Ravenswood Lodge provides a total of nine bedrooms, thoughtfully distributed between the main house (five) and an attached annexe (four), with a range of configurations to suit your needs. The annexe reception room is incredibly spacious, with its own fireplace and wood-burning stove, and bi-fold doors opening onto a private terrace. The principal bedroom is exceptionally large, with a well-equipped ensuite and private bathroom facilities, including a rolling-roof freestanding bath and a shower. There are two other double bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. Exterior: The property features a wonderful gravelled courtyard with a sizeable gravel driveway for parking. At one end there is a large covered area with heating and space for a hot tub. It is a comfortable space for outdoor entertaining throughout the season. A wrought-iron gate opens into the south-facing, beautifully maintained gardens planted with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. Nestled away from the main house, a detached barn has been carefully converted into a versatile space, currently used as a home office with lovely garden views and a private gym. It is such a flexible space that it could also serve as a home cinema. Location: Ideally situated about half a mile from the centre of the charming village of Stoodleigh, Ravenswood Lodge offers rural tranquility with convenient access to main roads. The A361 is just 2 miles away, Tiverton under 5.5 miles, and Junction 27 of the M5 and Tiverton Parkway railway station are accessible in around 12.5 miles — making it ideally suited to countryside living with connectivity. Additional information: • Tenure: Freehold • Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council • EPC Rating: E Services: Mains electricity. Mains drainage. Electric AGA. Further information

부동산 구매 - Welcome to this extended and fully renovated contemporary home, beautifully presented and perfect for modern family living. Nestled in a peaceful, south-facing sunny location, this superb property sits above the highly sought-after coastal village of Woolacombe. From here you can enjoy exceptional, distant views of the valley, the village, the golden sandy surfing beaches up to Baggy Point and Hartland, and across Woolacombe Bay to Lundy Island. Located on a large private plot of about one third of an acre, the property features a wide driveway providing substantial off-road parking for several vehicles, leading to a large integrated garage and a covered outdoor shower—ideal for rinsing off after a day at the beach. The home would make an ideal permanent residence or a high-quality holiday/letting home. Projected holiday rental income for the year is £67,000, with weekly rental rates of around £4,000 at peak. This phenomenal income potential makes it a truly attractive investment opportunity. The property presents clean, modern lines and whitewashed façades accentuated by graphite-coloured double-glazed windows at the rear entry door and a low-maintenance cladding. Gas underfloor heating is installed throughout the property with zoned controls and a Nest lighting system fitted (requires connectivity). Enter to admire this magnificent, high-end, bright accommodation. At the heart of the home is a 27‑foot long double-angle living area and kitchen, with more than 22 feet of double bi-fold glass doors. These doors frame the stunning coastal views and open onto a vast south-facing sun terrace, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The elegant kitchen space features composite worktops and a range of integrated appliances, including two ovens, an electric oven with vent hood, a microwave and a cabinet for an American-style fridge/freezer. A large breakfast bar, perfect for relaxed family dinners and morning coffee, includes a sink with a Quooker boiler tap, a waste disposal unit, a dishwasher and a wine cooler. A solid wood floor runs through the room into the living area, providing ample space to relax and entertain. The ground floor comprises two double bedrooms served by a well-equipped tiled shower room with contemporary fittings, making it ideal for elderly occupants or those with mobility needs. The hallway offers excellent storage options and connects via a staff door to the large integrated garage. The entire ground floor is dedicated to a luxurious master suite, though the space and layout of the accommodation could be adapted to the occupants’ needs. The fabulous bedroom offers valley views toward the beach, the bay and the sea, directly from the bed. A Juliet balcony adds an elegant touch. The large dressing area could be modified to create a fourth bedroom if required, and the sumptuous bathroom features a large Italian-style shower, a separate bath, two twin basins and a toilet, all completed with stylish tiling. Outside, at road level, there is visitor parking with space for three vehicles. An asphalt driveway descends to the front door, providing easy access, with additional parking available. A recessed covered porch leads to the integrated garage, which has an electric door and can provide covered and secure parking or storage/workspace. Behind the garage is a utility area with a sink and a back door leading to a store/workshop and garden access. Don’t forget the convenient outdoor shower as well. The stunning sun-soaked elevated terrace surrounding the south-facing aspect is a standout feature of this splendid home, perfect for outdoor entertaining, dining, barbecues, sunbathing and enjoying breathtaking sunsets year-round. Terraced gardens with level areas provide ample space for children's play, including a climbing wall. Enclosed boundaries make the gardens pet-friendly, and a secure rear lane access offers a shorter path to village amenities and beaches. This fine example of a modern coastal home is not to be missed! Woolacombe is located on the rugged north Devon coast amid the surrounding National Trust countryside, and is a highly popular and well-known village across the UK, chiefly thanks to its beautiful golden sandy beach. Many visitors come to the area throughout the year, especially in the summer months. The village offers a range of amenities including independent shops, a selection of cafés, bars and restaurants for all tastes, a medical centre, a pharmacy and an Outstanding Ofsted-rated primary school. In addition to the 2.5 miles of golden sand extending to Putsborough, there are the Barricane and Combesgate beaches with rocky pools to explore, the former hosting a sea-front kiosk selling delicious Sri Lankan curries during the summer season. There is also Grunta Beach, a smaller, quieter private cove. The surrounding National Trust lands and the South West Coastal Path offer miles and miles of walking to enjoy the most beautiful coastal scenery. A variety of leisure facilities and excellent golf courses are nearby, the best known being Saunton’s two links courses, one of which is championship standard. Exmoor National Park is just a short drive away. Barnstaple is the main shopping hub of North Devon, about 12 miles away, with many famous stores, a rail link to Exeter with direct trains to London, and direct access to the A361 North Devon Link Road connecting to the M5 at Junction 27. There is an heliport at Chivenor, and the nearest airports are in Exeter and Bristol. 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부동산 구매 - Nestled in the heart of its expansive grounds, this remarkable rural retreat offers a level of seclusion and tranquility rarely found today. approached by a long winding driveway that gradually reveals the house in all its timeless beauty, the estate feels like a world apart, a private sanctuary where rural serenity, heritage and refined living converge. Set within over five acres of landscaped gardens, orchards and sheltered paddocks, this historic house dating from 1648 exudes charm and presence. Its setting is enchanting, its atmosphere tranquil and, although the main house now accommodates a thoughtful renovation, it remains a wonderful character home ready for its next chapter. Inside, the house unfolds through a succession of elegant rooms, from atmospheric reception spaces perfect for relaxing and informal living designed for everyday comfort. Original fireplaces, old beams and historic detailing contribute to the undeniable authenticity that defines the property. On the first floor, five generous bedrooms and multiple bathrooms/shower rooms provide ample accommodation for family and guests. The principal suite, overlooking the estate, remains a highlight – a peaceful, sunlit retreat. Beyond the main house, the wider estate offers exceptional scope. A charming cottage provides ideal accommodation for guests or multi-generational living, while a collection of substantial outbuildings promises remarkable potential. Whether used as dedicated office spaces, creative studios, wellness facilities or leisure suites, they offer rare flexibility found in countryside properties. A short stroll through the gardens leads to the fully private outdoor pool, bordered by sun terraces and sheltered seating areas inviting long summer gatherings. Additionally, a hard tennis court, a croquet lawn and open paddocks create a countryside lifestyle rich in space, freedom and the outdoors. Isolated, picturesque and full of opportunity, this unique estate combines heritage, privacy and extraordinary potential, offering the chance to create a truly exceptional country lifestyle, exactly as you imagine.

부동산 구매 - FREEHOLD – Here is No 2 Vent d’Été, an exquisite construction in the heart of St. John, carefully designed for family living. This home effortlessly blends comfort and style with a meticulously planned layout. On the ground floor, you will find a spacious sunlit living room with a striking built-in electric fireplace, as well as an open-plan kitchen designed by The Kitchen Studio. The kitchen features elegant stone countertops and high-end Miele appliances that integrate seamlessly with the dining and living areas. Folding doors open onto a sunny south-facing garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. A family room, connected to the garage and a powder room, completes the ground floor. The ground floor offers three generously sized bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, including a luxurious master suite. The main bedroom features a dressing area, an en-suite with a bathtub and shower, and a private south-facing balcony. This home is equipped with WiFi-controlled underfloor heating, contemporary aluminum windows, and a cherry wood staircase that adds a touch of elegance. Electric garage doors provide added convenience, and the property offers parking for one car in the garage and two in the driveway. With its modern country house appeal, granite-facade exterior, and sophisticated design, this property is the ideal family retreat in St John.

부동산 구매 - Un toda domaine de campagne exceptionnel à Stockleigh Points clés de Pomeroy Situé discrètement dans la pittoresque paroisse de Stockleigh Pomeroy et à moins de 5 minutes du charmant village de Cheriton Fitzpaine, ce domaine remarquable offre un mélange harmonieux de charme rural, de confort moderne et de beauté naturelle à couper le souffle. Le domaine comprend une ferme principale, deux cottages de style boutique avec un jacuzzi au feu de bois, et une grange à toit de chaume généreuse avec un vaste stockage et des pièces au-dessus. Il y a environ 15 acres, comprenant de vastes jardins et des vergers productifs. Qu’elle soit achetée comme résidence privée, ferme en activité, retraite multigénérationnelle ou entreprise hôtelière boutique, cette propriété remarquable offre une opportunité de vie exceptionnelle dans l’un des environnements les plus paisibles et idylliques du Devon. La ferme La ferme historique classée Grade II fait actuellement l’objet d’une rénovation esthétique et comprend une grande cuisine/diner de style campestre avec garde-manger sans place, four à pain et Rayburn à combustible solide. Il comprend 4 chambres doubles, un bureau donnant sur le jardin clos, un salon avec cheminée en pierre et un poêle à bois, une salle de bain familiale et une salle de douche. Cette maison offre des vues enchanteresses sur le domaine, donnant le ton du style de vie privé et serein qu’elle offre. Cottage boutique : Apple Blossom House Un charmant cottage de trois chambres débordant de charme et de chaleur campestre. La porte d’entrée s’ouvre sur un salon spacieux et confortable avec des poutres apparentes et une cheminée en pierre avec poêle à bois. Une impressionnante arche encadrée en chêne s’ouvre sur la grande cuisine/diner conviviale. La cuisine de style ferme s’étend sur un côté de la pièce et dispose d’unités et de plans de travail en bois massif, ainsi que d’un lave-vaisselle, d’un réfrigérateur et d’un congélateur intégrés et d’une cuisinière autoportante. Le palier du rez-de-chaussée présente un magnifique parquet apparent, baigné de lumière naturelle provenant d’une fenêtre située en haut de l’escalier. La chambre principale déborde de caractère et de charme, offrant un double aspect qui renforce le sentiment d’espace et de lumière. Elle dispose également d’un magnifique parquet en orme apparent et bénéficie d’une luxueuse salle de douche attenante, équipée de luminaires haut de gamme en Fired Earth. Il y a deux autres chambres doubles, chacune avec son caractère unique. La salle de bain principale est un sanctuaire luxueux, doté d’une baignoire autoportante à dessus roulant et d’équipements haut de gamme. L’endroit parfait pour se détendre et fuir l’agitation du quotidien. Le cottage possède une cour à l’avant, un endroit spécial pour s’asseoir et profiter des vues à la campagne. Cottage boutique : La Galerie Un cottage boutique d’une chambre conçu avec expertise. L’espace de vie à aire ouverte est vraiment impressionnant, alliant un design réfléchi à des caractéristiques architecturales remarquables. Les plafonds voûtés renforcent la sensation de lumière et d’espace, offrant de la place à un niveau mezzanine, un lieu unique et atmosphérique pour une salle de bain luxueuse. Le salon principal est magnifiquement décoré et centré autour d’un poêle à bois qui se dessine, créant un point focal chaleureux et accueillant. Un charmant siège près de la fenêtre offre l’endroit idéal pour admirer la vue de la campagne et s’imprégner du caractère de ce lieu élégant. La cuisine bien équipée de style Shaker complète magnifiquement l’espace, avec un bar pour le petit-déjeuner et une table à manger. La chambre opulente du rez-de-chaussée apprécie également l’espace et le caractère des plafonds voûtés. Une salle d’eau privée inspirée d’un spa dispose d’une douche double somptueuse et d’un chauffage par le sol. Grange Linhay au toit de chaume À l’extrémité du domaine, un pont traverse un ruisseau sinueux menant à une cour pittoresque pavée et pavée. Ici, vous trouverez la grange au toit de chaume, offrant un espace de rangement généreux au rez-de-chaussée et un spectaculaire espace à aire ouverte au-dessus. L’entrée donne accès à une salle de douche au rez-de-chaussée avec chauffage au sol et un escalier menant au rez-de-chaussée, parfaite pour recevoir des réceptions, avec des plafonds voûtés, des poutres apparentes, une cuisine bien équipée et un grand espace salon confortable. Un cadre accueillant pour accueillir famille et amis avec style. À l’extérieur Les terrains sont tout aussi captivants, avec une multitude d’espaces paisibles à explorer sur environ 15 acres. Des sentiers sinueux révèlent des jardins paysagers avec des pelouses planes, un potager, des prairies de fleurs sauvages et un ruisseau traversant pâturages et bois, avec plusieurs dépendances en pierre et en épi offrant un excellent entreposage. Deux des dépendances bénéficient également du chauffage par le sol. Un espace isolé a été soigneusement réservé à un jacuzzi au feu à bois et une maison d’été, vous permettant de vous détendre et de vous détendre tout en étant immergé dans la nature environnante. Située dans une paisible isolation, la terre naturellement cultivée du domaine soutient une riche biodiversité et une faune florante florissante. Il y a des pâturages, deux vergers productifs dans le domaine, ainsi qu’une grande grange de stockage/hangar à machines construite en 2022. Avis du vendeur : « L’opportunité d’acheter Higher North Coombe, dans le Devon rural, était une opportunité à laquelle nous n’avons pas pu résister. Élever nos enfants dans une belle vallée à la campagne, sans lumière, bruit ni pollution de l’air était une opportunité fantastique. Avoir la liberté d’errer dans les bois, les ruisseaux, les paddocks et les vergers, et d’observer la faune a été une expérience qui, espérons-le, durera toute une vie. Être au cœur du Devon signifie que nous avons bénéficié d’un accès aux plages des côtes nord et sud ainsi qu’aux landes, tout en étant proches d’Exeter, les lumières éclatantes de la vie citadine ne sont jamais loin. Les saisons changeantes et la tranquillité de Higher North Coombe nous ont offert un chapitre unique de la vie tout en gagnant notre vie et en modernisant les propriétés pour les générations futures. Le calme, la paix et la richesse de la flore et de la faune ne sont appréciés que par la présence ici. Nous l’avons adoré. Les archives historiques suggèrent que ce site est occupé depuis l’époque saxonne. Après la conquête normande, on pense que la terre a été accordée à Ralf de Pomaria, un soldat normand qui combattit aux côtés de Guillaume le Conquérant lors de la bataille d’Hastings, devenant ainsi partie intégrante d’un domaine plus vaste établi à cette époque. Avec son mélange de charme d’époque, d’hébergements flexibles et d’espaces extérieurs captivants, c’est une occasion rare de profiter d’un mode de vie exceptionnel dans un cadre défini par la tranquillité, l’intimité et l’élégance rurale intemporelle. Zone Stockleigh Pomeroy est une charmante paroisse rurale nichée au cœur du centre du Devon, connue pour sa belle campagne préservée, ses terres agricoles vallonnées et son style de vie paisible de village. Le village voisin de Cheriton Fitzpaine stimule également deux pubs prospères, le Ring of Bells étant particulièrement connu pour ses délicieux repas et les bières ou cidres locaux. C’est une communauté charmante avec une école primaire réputée et de nombreux clubs couvrant les activités sportives, artistiques et culturelles. Malgré son cadre paisible, la région est bien reliée – à seulement quelques minutes en voiture des villes historiques de Crediton et Tiverton et à proximité d’Exeter, offrant d’excellentes écoles, équipements et liaisons de transport. Un autre avantage de cette propriété est sa proximité avec la réputée Blundells School, qui offre un tarif réduit aux familles vivant dans un rayon de 10 miles, et cette propriété bénéficie de cette réduction. Avec son riche héritage, son fort esprit de communauté et son cadre pittoresque, Higher North Coombe est l’endroit idéal pour ceux qui recherchent un style de vie paisible et campagnard, sans sacrifier la commodité. Informations Durée : Pleine propriété Services : Eau principale, drainage, gaz Calor, chauffage central au mazout. Fibre haut débit avec jusqu’à 900 Mo de vitesse de téléchargement. Autorité locale : Conseil du district du Mid-Devon Bandes de taxe du conseil : Ferme : Bande E La Galerie : Groupe B Maison de la Fleur de Pommier : Band C Plus d’informations

부동산 구매 - Accommodation Summary (Measurements are approximate)(Gross Internal Floor Area: Approximately 2,939 sq ft (273 sq m))Ground Floor (1,486 sq ft / 138.1 sq m)Entrance Porch, Reception Hall, Living Room, Snooker Room, Family Room, Bespoke Kitchen/Dining Room with Pantry, Utility Room, Shower Room, Boiler Room.First Floor (981 sq ft / 91 sq m)Principal Bedroom, with En-Suite Bathroom, Three Further Double Bedrooms, FamilyAttached Garage / Workshop (472 sq ft / 43.9 sq m)Double Garage, Connecting Workshop and First Floor Storage Room.Outside (Plot Size: Approaching Two Thirds of an Acre)Extensive Driveway and Parking, Landscaped Gardens, Lawns, Terraces and Seating Areas.IntroductionOccupying an outstanding position within the sought-after semi-rural setting of Trewithian, this stunning character home offers the perfect balance between countryside tranquillity and coastal living. Beautifully positioned within mature gardens extending to approximately 2/3rds of an acre, the property enjoys spectacular views across rolling countryside towards Gerrans Bay and the open sea beyond, providing an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons.Originally a traditional Cornish cottage, Brookmead Cottage has been thoughtfully enlarged and comprehensively refurbished to an exacting standard, creating an elegant and beautifully balanced family home. Combining original character with carefully considered contemporary enhancements, it offers exceptional versatility for modern family life or retirement living whilst retaining the warmth and charm expected of a property of its heritage. Equally suited as a permanent residence or luxurious coastal retreat, it represents an increasingly rare opportunity within one of Cornwall's most desirable coastal descriptionApproached via a sweeping driveway and surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, Brookmead Cottage immediately conveys a sense of quality, privacy and permanence. A welcoming reception hall forms the heart of the house, from where the beautifully proportioned accommodation unfolds naturally between elegant entertaining spaces and relaxed everyday family living. The solid handmade English Oak doors throughout the property are a fine example of the quality and attention to detail used in the finishing touches.The true heart of the home is the magnificent twenty-foot triple aspect, bespoke kitchen and dining room. Beautifully appointed with handcrafted cabinetry, quality integrated appliances, generous preparation areas, a central island and walk-in pantry, it provides an exceptional environment for both everyday family life and entertaining. A striking bay window floods the room with natural light whilst framing delightful views across the surrounding gardens.Adjoining the kitchen and sharing a feature double sided log burner is a welcoming family room, creating an intimate sitting area and providing a seamless transition into the impressive principal reception room. The elegant 22-foot dual-aspect living room enjoys an abundance of natural light, with large corner windows and window seat framing glorious views across the surrounding countryside towards Gerrans Bay and the open sea beyond. Complete with feature log burner it is a wonderfully relaxing room in which to enjoy the ever-changing coastal landscape throughout the year.Occupying much of the original cottage is the impressive snooker room, centred around a magnificent traditional inglenook fireplace that immediately reflects the property's heritage and character. This substantial reception room provides an exceptional entertaining space whilst offering flexibility for family recreation, hobbies or home working. Together with the generous utility room, shower room and boiler room, the ground floor has been thoughtfully designed to provide an excellent balance of formal and informal living, together with the practicalities expected of a substantial family home.The first floor continues the generous proportions found throughout the property. The principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom, enjoys a commanding position, taking full advantage of the glorious countryside and coastal outlook, whilst three further double bedrooms are all beautifully proportioned and served by a very well-appointed bathroom. The result is a home ideally suited to family life, visiting guests or multi-generational family living.Throughout Brookmead Cottage, original character features blend effortlessly with high-quality contemporary finishes, creating interiors that are refined, comfortable and timeless.The Gardens (Plot Size: Approaching Two Thirds of an Acre)The gardens are undoubtedly one of the property's defining features. Extending to over 2/3rds of an acre, they have been thoughtfully landscaped to provide an exceptional degree of privacy whilst making the very best of the property's outstanding coastal setting.Predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature trees, established shrubs and colourful planting, the gardens provide year-round interest together with a series of terraces and seating areas perfectly positioned to enjoy the far-reaching views across rolling countryside towards Gerrans Bay and the open sea beyond. Whether entertaining family and friends or simply relaxing in peaceful surroundings, the gardens provide a wonderful extension of the living accommodation.The detached double garage provides excellent parking together with an adjoining workshop and useful first-floor storage room, making it ideal for boating equipment, hobbies or workshop space. The building was designed with the potential to provide ancillary residential accommodation, subject to any necessary planning and building control consents. Extensive driveway parking further enhances the practicality of this exceptional home.Location Summary (Distances and times are approximate)Portscatho: 1 mile. Porthcurnick Beach & The Hidden Hut: 1 mile. Gerrans Primary School: 1.5 miles. Tregony: 6 miles. St Mawes: 5 miles . King Harry Ferry: 9 miles . Truro: 16 miles. Cornwall Airport Newquay: 28 miles. St Austell: 18 miles with direct rail services to London Paddington.Trewithian & PortscathoBrookmead Cottage enjoys an enviable position, lying just over a mile from the charming fishing village of Portscatho. Here, beautiful countryside and spectacular coastline combine to create one of Cornwall's most desirable places to live.Portscatho and neighbouring Gerrans offer an excellent range of year-round amenities including a village store, post office, public house, cafés, galleries, doctors' surgery and the highly regarded Gerrans Primary School, all contributing to the area's strong community spirit.For families, The Roseland Academy, located approximately six miles away in Tregony, is rated Outstanding by Ofsted, while the cathedral city of Truro offers an excellent choice of respected independent schools including Truro School, Truro High School for Girls, Truro Prep School, Polwhele House School and Truro College. Together, these educational opportunities make Brookmead Cottage an equally compelling proposition for families seeking a permanent home as for those looking for an exceptional second residence.The South West Coast Path is within easy reach, together with the renowned Hidden Hut at Porthcurnick Beach, the secluded sands of Porthbean Beach and miles of spectacular National Trust coastline. The exclusive harbour village of St Mawes, approximately five miles away, offers boutique shopping, excellent sailing facilities, fine dining restaurants and a year-round passenger ferry across the Fal Estuary to spite its idyllic coastal setting, Brookmead Cottage remains remarkably accessible. Truro, the commercial and administrative centre of Cornwall, lies approximately 16 miles away, making daily commuting entirely practical whilst enjoying one of the county's most desirable coastal environments.CornwallThe Duchy of Cornwall is renowned for its dramatic coastline, picturesque harbours and outstanding lifestyle. Attractions include the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and Tate St Ives. Truro provides Cornwall's principal commercial, retail and cultural centre, together with the Royal Cornwall Hospital, an excellent range of shopping, private and state schools, and comprehensive leisure facilities.Fine DiningCornwall is also home to an outstanding collection of fine dining restaurants. Michelin-starred and celebrity chefs include Rick Stein (Padstow), Paul Ainsworth (Padstow and Rock), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac), Adam Handling (Newquay) and Rob Eden (Watergate Bay). Closer to home, the Roseland Peninsula offers exceptional dining at The Idle Rocks Hotel, Hotel Tresanton, The Hidden Hut at Porthcurnick Beach and The Standard Inn at Gerrans.General InformationServices: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating.Tenure: Freehold.Council Tax Band: F.Energy Performance Certificate: DLand Registry Title Number: CL282745.Viewing: Strictly by appointment.Material Information (Including Key Facts for Buyers): Go to Brochure/Media Tabs or contact us for a PDF Document.

부동산 구매 - This extraordinary residence forms part of a Grade II listed former convent, restored with sensitivity and architectural significance, where the grandeur of the era blends harmoniously with refined contemporary living. The ground floor is entered through a tiled hall and a wooden-floored vestibule, where the original ecclesiastical statues immediately establish the building’s historic character. The main living space is truly breathtaking — an exceptional open-plan reception under a high chapel vaulted ceiling, framed by original stone arches, sculpted prows, and a striking stained-glass window that fills the space with natural light. A bespoke, high-end kitchen with two sinks and a user-friendly layout overlooks the expansive living and dining area, where a contemporary wood-burning stove set on the original altar stone serves as a dramatic, atmospheric focal point for entertaining and family life. Full-width glass doors open on either side to a beautiful enclosed brick garden, with lawn, mature planting, an external water feature and a covered veranda — enabling year-round enjoyment and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Next to it, a superbly equipped laundry offers ample integrated storage, a deep sink, dedicated space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, a secondary freezer and a drying cupboard, all with precision design and discreet aesthetics. The ground floor also features three generously proportioned double bedrooms, each individually decorated with meticulous attention to detail and ample built-in storage. All benefit from elegant en-suite facilities, including non-slip flooring, built-in shower seats and carefully considered accessibility features. An en-suite bathroom is particularly notable, combining a bath and a separate shower in a beautifully balanced design. Additional amenities include a well-positioned dressing room, discreet storage solutions and a cupboard hidden beneath the staircase. A remarkable architectural feature is the original tower, accessible via a softly lit stone spiral staircase, culminating in the preserved chapel bell. On the lower level, the former nuns’ reading room offers a serene and atmospheric retreat. Overlooking the formal cloister gardens through four sets of glass doors, this versatile space is ideal as a library, cinema room, playroom or private lounge. The ground floor introduces another layer of architectural drama, accessible by a staircase or a discreetly concealed elevator with a mirrored interior and two handrails. The principal suite is an exceptional private sanctuary, comprising a double bedroom, a dressing area, an en-suite and a mezzanine living/office. Glass openings reveal the chapel’s original fabric, while a preserved stained glass window forms a captivating focal point. The mezzanine overlooks the main reception space below, reinforcing the extraordinary sense of volume, light and scale of the house. The dressing room features bespoke storage and integrated vanity space. The en-suite continues the theme of refined luxury, highlighting the original stone and stained glass alongside concealed laundry appliances for total convenience. Throughout the property, there is an uncompromising commitment to comfort and accessibility, with USB charging points, comfortable-height sanitaryware, mid-floor and floor-level power outlets, lever-operated fittings, and discreet LED lighting perfectly integrated into the architecture. Externally, access is via a gently sloping ramped path framed by soft planting and low stepping stones, leading to a sheltered entrance porch. A detached double garage provides paired doors, pedestrian access and internal storage for gear. Beyond the private gardens, residents enjoy access to approximately 70 acres of well-maintained communal grounds, including formal gardens, a lake and mature woodlands — offering an exceptional sense of space, seclusion and natural beauty within this highly exclusive Grade II listed estate. More information

부동산 구매 - Fine & Country is pleased to present Pond Cottage, located in the charming village of Uffcott, with about 6.5 acres of stables, a studio annexe and the recent addition of a David Salisbury orangery. This five-bedroom period property is a true delight and is being offered for sale with no onward chain. Property accommodation summary: Ground floor: The ground-floor accommodation is versatile, with rooms that can be used for a variety of purposes. The kitchen features a wide range of integrated cabinets, a large accessible pantry with wine storage, an island and an oil-fired AGA. From the kitchen, the utility/ workshop room houses all appliances and provides access to the parking area. The four reception rooms include a superb triple-aspect reception room that wraps around three sides, ideal for entertaining, with a brick and stone open fire and doors opening onto the garden. Adjacent is the sitting room, a reception space ideal for winter months with a focal wood-burning stove. On the south side of Pond Cottage, the current owners have added a superb David Salisbury orangery with underfloor heating and two sets of garden doors. The ground floor is completed with the office and the guest cloakroom. First floor: All five bedrooms on the first floor benefit from splendid views over the private gardens and the countryside beyond. The master and the guest suite both offer dressing rooms and en-suite facilities. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, a shower room and an additional en-suite. Exterior: The grounds around Pond Cottage have been beautifully maintained by the current owners. The wide, tree-lined, gated driveway is bordered by mature hedges and specimen trees and surrounds the paddocks, leading to a large frontage parking area. The formal private gardens are mainly laid to lawn with a generous terrace around overlooking the estate and the village pond beyond. The surrounding land has been converted into permanent pasture with paddocks separated by smart posts and rail fencing. In total, Pond Cottage grounds extend to about 6.5 acres. Outbuildings and ancillary: The enclosed yard comprises 7 stables with a large detached barn and secure access directly to the paddocks. Annexe & double garage: Separate from the property there is a detached independent studio annexe with kitchenette and bathroom, ideal for guests’ or staff accommodation. Under the studio is a large double garage with two electric roller doors. Seller’s note: What is your favourite room in the house and why? The Orangery is a room for relaxing or entertaining. A bright and light room with superb views over the pond and countryside. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? Someone seeking a country retreat with complete privacy and Marlborough nearby. It is also easily accessible to London, Bath and the West. What do you love most about this home and why? We adore Pond Cottage’s privacy and serenity. It’s a private, relaxed home yet within easy reach of amenities. What do you love about the local community? The local community is always ready to help; they are country-loving people who have always assisted if needed. The farmers have helped us many times in the past, whether moving gravel for the driveway or removing a tree. Is it easy to commute from here? I travel regularly to London either via the M4 junction 15, about 75 miles, or by train in under an hour from Paddington, or you can travel from Hungerford. Great Bedwyn trains go west to Penzance. What drew you to choose this property over others available at the time? We loved the peace and tranquility of Pond Cottage when we first visited 24 years ago. Our horses and dogs have lived long, happy lives at Pond Cottage over the years. There was an atmosphere about Pond Cottage from the moment we first toured the house and grounds, and we knew it was the perfect place for us. Location: Pond Cottage is situated in the charming village of Uffcott, on the edge of the exceptional natural beauty area of the North Wessex Downs, near the M4 and the main Swindon railway station, with direct services to London Paddington taking 49 minutes. The flourishing market town of Marlborough is also easily accessible, offering a bustling high street of shops and restaurants, plus major national retailers such as Waitrose. The surrounding region is rich in history dating back to the Neolithic era, with significant sites at Avebury, West Kennet Long Barrow and Barbury Castle Iron Age fort, offering impressive panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The Ridgeway National Trail, which runs through Barbury Castle, is one of many excellent walking, riding, and cycling paths to explore. The local area offers an excellent choice of state and independent schools. Broad Hinton is only two miles away and has a good Primary School. Other popular local schools include St Margaret’s and St Mary’s Calne, Pinewood Preparatory School, Marlborough College, St John’s Academy (Ofsted Outstanding), and Stonar School. Services: Oil-fired central heating, private drainage, mains water

부동산 구매 - Located on one of Exeter’s most prestigious residential addresses, Victoria Park Road is renowned for its elegant period houses and leafy surroundings, while benefiting from close proximity to the town centre and Exeter School. The setting offers a rare combination of architectural beauty and convenience. This distinguished Grade II listed townhouse, regarded as dating from the Georgian era with later Victorian additions, is an exceptional example of Exeter’s classical architecture. Magnificently presented with a stucco-rendered façade under a slate roof, the property extends over four beautifully proportioned floors, including basement and attics, offering great potential for multi-generational living and benefiting from a desirable east–west orientation that welcomes natural light throughout the day. Loved by the current owner for more than twenty years, the house has been thoughtfully and sympathetically restored, preserving an abundance of original character while introducing subtle enhancements suited to modern family living. Elegant period details remain at the heart of the home, including intricate Georgian joinery, decorative cornices and ceiling roses, picture and dado rails, original functional shutters, graceful staircases and a collection of fine fireplaces, including exquisite Adam-style examples in the principal reception rooms. The accommodation is versatile and beautifully balanced. From the impressive reception hall, three elegant rooms provide superb spaces for entertaining and daily living. The drawing room is particularly remarkable, centered around a stunning floor‑to‑ceiling bay window giving onto the enclosed courtyard garden, with its original functional shutters and a high ceiling. At the rear of the property, the garden room opens onto a private balcony with steps descending to the lower gardens, creating a seamless connection between house and garden. The ground floor includes a generous kitchen/breakfast room designed for family life, providing ample space for dining and relaxed seating. Other practical features include a store with original wine bins and a tandem double garage. Arranged around an elegant galleried landing, the ground floor offers an impressive master suite with an en suite dressing area, as well as three further double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with a separate shower. The second floor continues to impress with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a cosy sitting room offering distant views of the surrounding hills beyond the town. SELLER’S VIEW: “Living at 7 Victoria Park Road has offered the best of life in Exeter, combining a peaceful, private setting with easy access to the town centre, the cathedral, and Magdalen Road’s independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Despite its central location, the house feels wonderfully secluded. The house has been a fantastic home, providing flexible space that easily adapted to different stages of life. Whether hosting friends, organizing gatherings, or enjoying quieter days, there has always been plenty of space. The garden room in particular is a favourite, bathed in natural light and overlooking the garden. The enclosed garden is a true haven of peace and surprisingly private for such a central location. The mature planting attracts an abundance of wildlife, and I have loved watching the many birds and squirrels that frequent the garden throughout the year. A particularly useful feature has been the Victorian-side extension, which provides independent access to the upper floors without going through the main house. This has worked perfectly as my family grew, offering a little more autonomy for older children, and could just as easily suit someone looking to run a home business or create a separate work space. I also loved the walkability of everything, with excellent schools, parks and municipal facilities all nearby. What I will miss most, however, is the very character of the house. Its period features, generous proportions and sense of history create a warm and welcoming home that has been a pleasure to live in.” EXTERNAL ACCESS: The approach to the property is equally impressive. A broad entrance from Victoria Park Road leads to a wide brick-paved driveway providing parking for up to four vehicles, while elegant stone steps with wrought-iron railings rise to the main entrance. At the rear, the magnificent enclosed garden offers a peaceful, private refuge, carefully landscaped around a central lawn with brick paths and raised borders richly planted with flowering shrubs and seasonal colours. A covered garden terrace provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining and entertaining, with direct access to the kitchen via French doors. Framed by mature planting and stone walls, the gardens extend to about 50' x 43.5' (15.5 m x 13.2 m), creating a wonderfully secluded oasis in the heart of the city. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is exceptionally well connected, with Exeter city centre less than a mile away, excellent rail links to London from Exeter Central and St David’s stations, easy access to the M5 and Exeter Airport offering regular connections, including flights to London City Airport. INFORMATION Local Authority: Exeter City Council Council Tax Band G Tenure: Freehold Services: Gas, electricity, water and drainage. For more information

부동산 구매 - Situated on the Restronguet Point brookside, one of the most prestigious addresses on Cornwall’s seafront, Bodelvan occupies a remarkable and private setting with uninterrupted views of the Restronguet Brook. Located in generous grounds and benefiting from a sought-after southwest aspect, the property captures the evening sun, offering incredible sunsets, a vast sense of peace and tranquillity, and the brook providing a constantly evolving and highly picturesque outlook. The house offers well-proportioned accommodation extending to four bedrooms, with the principal living areas oriented to maximise this exceptional position. Opportunities to acquire homes in such an environment, combining privacy with direct water access, are increasingly rare. Bodelvan provides spacious and versatile living, offering a solid base for a range of lifestyles, from a full-time residence to a distinguished second home. The floor plan is well balanced, the main living areas benefiting from a close connection with the gardens and the brook view, reinforcing the property’s relationship with its unique setting. The property also represents an excellent opportunity for a buyer to improve and personalise the accommodation further, leveraging both its scale and its exceptional position. The gardens are a particular feature, thoughtfully landscaped and gently descending toward the water’s edge. There are several lawns and terraces, all offering views of the brook. This natural progression creates a seamless link between the house and the brook, culminating in private pontoon steps and a towpath, providing direct access to Restronguet Brook, an increasingly rare and highly sought-after feature. Additionally, the property benefits from two moorings currently installed on the brook, enhancing its appeal for those who wish to make the most of the surrounding waters. The property also offers generous off-road parking and a double garage, providing practical convenience in addition to its exceptional position. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain, enabling a straightforward and efficient purchase process. Located in one of Cornwall’s most sought-after coastal enclaves, the property offers a rare combination of scale, privacy and direct waterfront access, further enhancing its appeal in the leading market. The views From its position on the brookside of Restronguet Point, Bodelvan enjoys a panoramic view of Restronguet Brook, with the changing tides and surrounding landscape providing a naturally varied outlook. The southwest orientation provides excellent natural light throughout the day, with the evening sun particularly highlighting the waterside setting. The property offers a strong sense of privacy while maintaining a clear and uninterrupted connection with the brook. Location Restronguet Point is widely regarded as one of the premier coastal sites in the county, renowned for its exclusivity, natural beauty and immediate access to the Carrick Roads, considered some of the country’s finest navigable waters. The coves and surrounding coastline offer an exceptional environment for sailing and waterside activities. Despite its peaceful and discreet setting, the property is ideally located for access to Truro and Falmouth, both offering a full range of amenities including schools, dining, shops and transport links. Agent’s note The entrance driveway to the property is shared with Bodelvan and the neighbouring Trebean property. One neighbouring property also has a pedestrian-right-of-way over Bodelvan’s driveway. Cornwall Cornwall is in the southwest coast of England and is a region of breathtaking natural beauty, famous for its dramatic cliffs, golden beaches and turquoise waters. Its coastline stretches over more than 400 miles, offering everything from world-class surfing at Fistral Beach in Newquay to tranquil, picturesque coves such as Kynance and Porthcurno. Beyond its beaches, Cornwall is rich in heritage and charm, with historic fishing villages such as St Ives and Padstow, the iconic St Michael’s Mount, and attractions like the Eden Project. Despite its coastal seclusion, Cornwall is well connected by the A30 main road, regular mainline trains to London and flights from Newquay Airport, making it both a sought-after destination and a practical place to call home. Services Water and electricity supply. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Freehold. Council Tax band G. EPC D65. Three words ascendant.examplesnousGeneral information For the report/material facts pack “Key facts for buyers,” please refer to the link titled “Material information.” Important information Every effort has been made with these details, but accuracy is not guaranteed and they should not form part of a contract. No representation or warranty is given regarding this property. An energy performance certificate is available on request. The electrical circuit, appliances and heating system have not been tested by the agents. All negotiations should be conducted with Fine & Country Mid-West Cornwall. Buyers should consider obtaining an independent verification of all aspects of the property before completing a purchase. Further information on mobile coverage and broadband availability is available on the Ofcom and Openreach checkers websites. Visit Gov.uk to “check long-term flood risks.” General data protection regulations: We handle all data confidentially and with due care and respect. 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부동산 구매 - With a rich history, this charming Grade II listed manor is quietly situated, offering a splendid south-facing view over the rolling Devon hills. The main house comprises six bedrooms, including three generous suites, as well as a substantial four-bedroom detached barn. Set within a three-acre parkland, the property exudes grandeur and offers a wealth of versatile living and income opportunities. Blagdon Manor is a Grade II listed house dating from the Tudor period, with later significant Georgian-era additions. It is recorded in the Domesday Book and is one of the most important residences in the historic parish of Ashwater, in West Devon. Today, this property would suit those seeking a luxurious lifestyle, with the added benefit of around three acres of charming park-like gardens surrounding the house, from which one can enjoy superb views over Ashwater. The residence exudes elegance, architectural style and charm, offering a wealth of character as well as many modern comforts, including exceptional bespoke oak furniture. A large, independent four-bedroom barn, located on the other side of the courtyard, also possesses considerable character. It has previously been used as holiday accommodation, generating valuable income, and benefits from its own horizontal and enclosed garden space. Our clients have lived at Blagdon for around eight years, during which they carefully and meticulously transformed it, converting it from a boutique hotel and restaurant into a superb private residence. This transformation is now nearly complete, allowing new buyers to add their own finishing touches. In any case, the quality of this property should not be underestimated. It is offered ready to occupy immediately, with no onward chain. The property is accessible at several points around its perimeter. The formal entrance on the east side leads to a welcoming hallway, with an impressive original slate floor that immediately sets a refined tone. The main drawing room is bright and welcoming, with two side windows, including a bay and a large casement window offering magnificent views over the estate. A striking polished marble fireplace with a wood-burning stove creates a stunning focal point. Built-in cupboards provide additional storage. Next to this room is a large home office. It features a wide range of fitted furniture, with shelves, cupboards and a working safe. This room is ideal for remote working and has more desks or workstations if required. The formal dining room adds further charm, with a wooden floor, a wreathed staircase and a characteristic fireplace featuring an imposing wooden beam and a sculpted stone dated 1683. Planning permission is already in place to convert this room into a new kitchen, turning it into a bright, spacious hub. The conservatory wraps around the east and south façades of the house and currently functions as a gym and lounge. As a greenhouse has existed for many years, it is very likely that the local authority would support a replacement structure request, as it is not part of the listing. The existing kitchen is equipped with stainless steel units, an electric oven, a dishwasher, an induction hob, two sinks and a powerful extractor hood. This space could be transformed into a gym, workshop or leisure area if the kitchen is moved. In the historic west wing of the house, two additional reception rooms provide ambiance and character. The sitting room features an impressive slate floor, a stone inglenook fireplace with a built-in wood-burning stove, a window seat, enormous original hand-turned beams and a historical slate larder. The bespoke oak joinery includes built-in shelves, cupboards and radiator enclosures. The sitting room leads to the dual‑aspect library, which houses two large bookcases, fitted cupboards and a traditional stone fireplace with a Cloome oven. French doors open directly onto the garden, bringing in natural light and providing easy external access. This wing also benefits from a separate entrance with porch and a newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, including electric oven, induction hob, microwave and dishwasher. Elegant display cabinets and high-quality worktops complete the space. As this part of the house is self-contained yet connected, it is ideal for extended family, holiday lets, guests or those seeking an autonomous life in a larger home. The property also includes a dedicated cinema room with tiered seating, ceiling air conditioning, lighting design, 4K projection and 7.1 surround sound supplied by a high-end active/passive speaker system behind the screen. AV equipment and seating will be included at the asking price. The ground floor also comprises a pantry with climate control, a laundry room, two separate toilets, a workshop and a hall with ample storage space. Two staircases lead to the first floor. The main staircase is generously proportioned with two half-landings, lending to a spacious landing and six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The first three bedrooms are particularly spacious. Each is beautifully appointed with super king beds and benefits from wonderful views over the gardens and surrounding grounds. The impressive master suite includes more than 580 sq ft of total space, comprising an entrance hall, a dressing area, a bathroom, an accessible shoe store and a very generous dual-aspect principal bedroom with distant views of the Devon countryside. Bold use of colour, superb fitted wardrobes and WiFi-controlled lighting, together with its location in the east wing, create a unique and luxurious retreat for the manor’s owners. Each bedroom is individually styled, tastefully decorated and full of charm. Many beds, mattresses and high‑quality furnishings are recent purchases and may potentially be available by separate negotiation. The property has been fully redecorated with premium paints from brands such as Zoffany and Benjamin Moore. Newly fitted carpets unify the home while giving each room or suite its distinctive style and character. Many shutters are still operable, and the house is heated by oil-fired central heating with a recently installed boiler. Blagdon Manor Barn, tucked a short distance from the landscaped courtyard of the main house, across a private external courtyard, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history – beautifully restored for modern living, yet rich in character. With its picturesque stone façade clad in wisteria and its ancient origins, the barn instantly captures the imagination. Whether you are seeking quality holiday letting, a family-friendly guesthouse, or simply an inspiring private retreat, this versatile space caters to all levels. Inside, the barn impresses with a bright open-plan layout, sociable and serene. The main living room is simply stunning, with a vaulted, imposing ceiling that floods the space with natural light. A spectacular full-height brick fireplace with a built-in wood-burning stove anchors the room, creating a warm yet elegant atmosphere with direct access to the front courtyard. The expansive dining area comfortably seats ten and opens directly onto the garden via French doors – perfect for entertaining or relaxed summer evenings. The carefully designed kitchen is a true hub: dual aspect, with handmade solid oak cabinetry, granite worktops, a breakfast bar and a full suite of integrated appliances including an electric oven, a microwave, two under-counter fridges and a dishwasher. A double Butler sink and an Alpha-style kitchen complete the luxurious country-inspired ambience. Additionally, on the ground floor is a separate laundry with washing machine, tumble dryer, built-in freezer and convenient toilets. Upstairs, the barn is cleverly divided into two private wings, each accessible by its own staircase. The main sleeping area includes two generous super-king bedrooms and a double room. One of them has a fully tiled private shower room with a luxurious rainforest shower, while the other two share a high-end family bathroom. The second floor forms a self-contained suite, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. Spread over two levels, it provides a peaceful living area on the ground floor and a very king-size bedroom above, with its own en-suite shower. Step outside, and the lifestyle offering continues. The rear garden is a private, enclosed sanctuary with a flat lawn, a wooden cabin that can serve as a summer house, studio or home gym, and a raised area with a six-person hot tub. This space is perfect for barbecues or sunbathing – ideal for total privacy away from the main manor. Externally, Blagdon Manor welcomes you with its own private, panoramic driveway flanked by traditional stone banks and mature timber, immediately revealing the grandeur of this impressive residence. The driveway leads to extensive parking, with plenty of space for guests and family. Beyond this, a separate parking area provides ample space for those with a large vehicle collection. There is also ample parking for motorhomes or boats. The triple garage comprises a large interior space with a loft, together with a convenient adjacent store. The outbuildings complete a log store and a practical workshop with substantial hardstanding. The gardens and grounds of Blagdon Manor are truly exceptional. They are beautifully framed by breathtaking views of the surrounding pastures. To the south, the nearby Ashwater church tower stands proudly on the horizon, adding a charming focal point to the landscape. The expansive terrace is ideal for relaxing and alfresco dining when the weather allows. A charming mix of lush lawns and parkland, the grounds are dotted with mature trees that add character and stature. There is ample space for children and animals to play freely in this private, well-fenced and tranquil setting. The property also benefits from a wired alarm system, full fire alarm, external and utility lighting, a large dedicated laundry, an outdoor dog-washing facility, an electric vehicle charging point, a potential to re-establish three-phase power if required, ultra-fast broadband and full residential status. Location The property is less than two miles from the charming village of Ashwater, set in the Devon countryside and retaining many services including a post office/general store, a recently renovated pub/restaurant, a parish church, a community hall and a nearby primary school. There is a traditional village green with numerous events held throughout the year. About four miles away lies Roadford Lake, with excellent facilities for walking and water sports. The historic town of Launceston is roughly nine miles away and offers a range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities. The market town of Holsworthy is about seven miles away and provides further amenities, including a medical centre, a Waitrose supermarket, an excellent secondary school and a small theatre. For coastal enthusiasts, the seaside town of Bude in north Cornwall is a 20-minute drive and is renowned for its sandy beaches, surfing and cliff-top walks. Dartmoor National Park, with its natural beauty, lies within 16 miles. Exeter Cathedral City is about 43 miles away and offers a broader range of educational, cultural and leisure facilities, including a cosmopolitan array of bars and restaurants, as well as an airport and regular high-speed trains to London. The A30 dual carriageway provides access to the M5 at Exeter and westwards into Cornwall. The famous coastal destinations of Padstow, Mevagissey, Tintagel and Clovelly are also easily reachable, as well as the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and Tate St Ives. More information

부동산 구매 - Description: A charming farm with four additional properties offering a rare and versatile living opportunity. Perfect for multigenerational living, guest accommodation, or a housing-and-income arrangement, the properties are close to each other while providing privacy and independence. A practical layout of outbuildings completes the frame, along with a heated swimming pool and pool house, all on more than 7 acres of land, including landscaped gardens, an old orchard and two enclosed fields. The whole property offers splendid views of the Wellington Monument and the surrounding Blackdown Hills, creating a true exceptional rural retreat. The owners have carefully maintained and enhanced this Grade II listed farm, with tasteful improvements that create a harmonious blend of history, practicality and style. Listed consents are already in place for several further improvements, offering an exciting opportunity for the new owners to add their own touches if desired. The farm itself offers four double bedrooms and a wonderful balance of ground-floor living space, thoughtfully arranged to maximise the changing seasons while enjoying the stunning rural setting of the Blackdown Hills. In addition to the main farm, four additional properties (including a annexe) are situated around the courtyard, collectively generating a current gross income of around £50,000 per year. Among these, Budleigh Barn Cottage and Budleigh Farm Studio, both three-bedroom homes, are on separate title deeds, offering excellent flexibility for borrowing, investment or standalone ownership. A private heated pool with an attractive pool house, together with a range of versatile agricultural and equestrian outbuildings, ensure all lifestyle needs are catered for. Whether you are seeking a home for a large extended family, a healthy income, or simply to enjoy the space and tranquility of rural life, Budleigh Farm truly offers the best of all worlds. Perfectly situated on the edge of the exceptional natural beauty area of the Blackdown Hills, Budleigh Farm enjoys a peaceful rural setting while remaining highly accessible, just 3.5 miles from M5 Junction 26 and 4.5 miles from Taunton. Its location offers an ideal balance between country living and excellent educational, travel and lifestyle opportunities within reach. Budleigh Farm: The main house is a magnificent Grade II listed home that blends style, character and charm. Its historic fabric is evident throughout, but the property has been carefully upgraded to meet modern living needs. At the heart of the room lies a stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, with a vaulted ceiling, oak-framed doors and windows opening onto the gardens and beyond. The bespoke kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-range appliances, making entertaining a pleasure, while a limestone floor with underfloor heating and a wood-burning stove provide warmth and comfort. A staircase rises to a mezzanine, where a sunroom/officer’s office or occasional 5th bedroom completes the space. The winter sitting room, with a tiled floor and an angled fireplace, exudes traditional character, while the elegant drawing room, with oak French doors opening onto the gardens, is ideal for receptions. The ground floor is completed by a useful utility and cloakroom. On the first floor, the magnificent master suite comprises a dedicated bedroom with a carved oak-framed bay window overlooking the gardens towards the Wellington Monument. A generous landing with excellent storage, an elegant en-suite shower room and a warm reading nook complete this exceptional retreat. Three other double bedrooms, each beautifully appointed with character features such as exposed beams and stone-mullioned windows, also enjoy splendid views. A well-appointed family bathroom serves these rooms, with a free-standing bath and separate shower. The Cottages: The four additional Budleigh Farm properties offer exceptional flexibility, whether for extended family, guest accommodation or as a business opportunity through rental or Airbnb. This versatility allows a owner to enjoy the benefits of multigenerational living while creating valuable income potential. The four properties are currently let under short-term assured leases. The Annexe: Adjoining the main house, this charming one-bedroom standalone unit offers privacy and flexibility, ideal for guests, family or rental. Groom Cottage: Located beside the pool house, this well-appointed one-bedroom studio offers a cosy refuge with easy access to leisure facilities. Budleigh Farm Studio: Situated in the courtyard, this reverse-level three-bedroom home provides a welcoming open-plan kitchen, dining and family area, creating a spacious modern living environment with superb views. Budleigh Barn Cottage: Adjoining the studio, this charming three-bedroom cottage combines character, practicality and a private garden, perfectly suited to extended family or revenue-generating rental. The Gardens and Outbuildings: Set on just over seven acres, Budleigh Farm combines beautifully landscaped formal gardens with total privacy. The gardens have been carefully designed to follow the sun throughout the day, while enjoying the stunning Blackdown Hills scenery, where magnificent sunsets are guaranteed. A balance of stylish design and relaxed spaces creates a seamless connection between the gardens and the main living areas of the house. The more time you spend in the gardens, the more you notice the subtle patterns woven through them. The heated private pool offers spectacular views of the Wellington Monument and is complemented by a hot tub, a dedicated pool house and a home office with a wet room, the ideal space for hosting or relaxing and making the most of the best weather. Vehicular access from the courtyard, passing by the cottages and the main house, leads directly to the grounds and outbuildings. Ideally located close to the house are well-maintained pony and Paddock horse stables, a secure tack room and a workshop. Nearby, a turning courtyard includes additional field shelters, while a driveway runs past an orchard to a useful post-and-beam barn and an additional shelter. This area opens onto two fenced paddocks, plus an additional enclosure including a wildlife pond. A double carport sits opposite the farm, and there is an extra garage/workshop in the courtyard. The large field is currently let to a neighbouring owner who runs alpacas and owns adjacent land, and we understand he would be happy to continue this arrangement if required. Sellers’ Notes: Within moments of entering through the rear door, we were captivated, turning to take in the stunning views framed by the Tudor-inspired arch. What’s so surprising is that there is no sense of foreboding as you drive up to the house, nor from the outside. It is only by seeing the other side that you appreciate the magic of what the elevated position offers. It isn’t just a view, it’s a landscape… traversing the Blackdown Hills, the Wellington Monument in the distance, traversing the end of the valley and westward to glimpse Exmoor. And a sky so vast! Inside and out, we have created spaces where we can sit and enjoy a glimpse of the view, thoughtfully shaping the garden to be able to choose places to follow the sun and admire magnificent sunsets. And, of course, the vision changes constantly with the seasons. Many spaces to work or dream quietly, but also excellent entertaining space. Hosting family and friends for barbecues or pizza evenings on the terrace with views of the pool, or, on colder evenings, all together in the big kitchen for platters, then gathering in cozy rooms around the fire… and on hot summer evenings, the wide skies turn to dark heavens with no light pollution, so plenty of stargazing, a competition to find constellations... Services: Septic tank shared for all properties, water and electricity from the mains, oil-fired central heating. High-speed broadband is currently provided via Starlink. Instructions: with what3words Plus more information

부동산 구매 - A charming farm with four additional properties offering a rare and versatile living opportunity. Perfect for multigenerational living, guest accommodation or a living and income arrangement, the properties are situated close to each other while providing privacy and independence. A useful conversion of outbuildings completes the setup, along with a heated swimming pool and a pool house, all on more than 7 acres of land, including landscaped gardens, an historic orchard and two fenced fields. The whole offers splendid views of the Wellington Monument and the surrounding Blackdown Hills, creating a true exceptional rural retreat. The owners have carefully maintained and improved this Grade II listed farm, with sympathetic enhancements that create a harmonious blend of history, practicality and style. Listed consents are already in place for several additional improvements, offering an exciting opportunity for the next owner to add their own touches if desired. The farm itself offers four double bedrooms and a wonderful balance of ground-floor living space, thoughtfully laid out to make the most of the changing seasons while taking in the magnificent rural setting of the Blackdown Hills. In addition to the main farm, four other properties (one of which is annexe) are arranged around the courtyard, collectively generating a current gross income of about £50,000 per year. Among these, Budleigh Barn Cottage and Budleigh Farm Studio, both three-bedroom homes, are separately titled, offering excellent flexibility for borrowing, investment or independent ownership. A private heated pool with an attractive pool house, as well as a range of versatile agricultural and equestrian outbuildings, ensures that all lifestyle needs are met. Whether you are seeking a home for a large extended family, looking to generate a healthy income or simply wanting to enjoy the space and tranquillity of country living, Budleigh Farm truly offers the best of both worlds. Perfectly situated on the edge of the exceptional natural beauty area of the Blackdown Hills, Budleigh Farm benefits from a peaceful rural setting while remaining highly accessible, just 3.5 miles from M5 exit 26 and 4.5 miles from Taunton. Its location offers an ideal balance between rural living and excellent educational, travel and lifestyle opportunities at hand. Budleigh Farm The main house is a magnificent Grade II listed dwelling that blends style, character and charm. Its historic fabric is evident throughout, but the property has been carefully enhanced to meet modern living needs. At the heart of the rooms is a superb open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, with a vaulted ceiling, oak-framed doors and windows overlooking the gardens and the view beyond. The bespoke kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-range appliances, making entertaining easy, while a limestone floor with underfloor heating and a wood-burning stove provide warmth and comfort. A staircase rises to a mezzanine where a closed room offers a useful home office / occasional bedroom of 5. The winter sitting room, with tiled floor and an angled fireplace, exudes traditional character, while the stylish sitting room, with oak-framed bi-fold doors opening onto the gardens, is perfect for entertaining. The ground floor is completed by a handy utility and a cloakroom. On the first floor the stunning principal suite comprises a dedicated bedroom with an oak-framed bay window offering views towards the Wellington Monument over the gardens. A generous landing with excellent storage, a stylish en-suite shower room and a cosy reading nook complete this exceptional retreat. Three other double bedrooms, each beautifully appointed with character features such as exposed beams and stone-mullioned windows, also enjoy splendid views. A well-appointed family bathroom serves these rooms, with a free-standing bath and a separate shower. The Cottages The four Budleigh Farm properties offer exceptional flexibility, whether for extended family, guest accommodation or as a business opportunity through rental or Airbnb. This versatility allows a owner to enjoy the benefits of multigenerational living while creating valuable income potential. The four properties are currently let under short-term assured leases. The Attic Annex Adjoining the main house, this charming one-bedroom independent unit offers privacy and flexibility, ideal for guests, family or rental. Groom Cottage Located beside the pool house, this well-arranged one-bedroom studio offers a cosy retreat with easy access to leisure facilities. Budleigh Farm Studio Located in the Courtyard, this three-bedroom reverse-level home offers a welcoming open-plan kitchen, dining and family area, creating a spacious setting for modern living with superb views. Budleigh Barn Cottage Adjoining the studio, this charming three-bedroom cottage combines character, practicality and a private garden, perfectly suited to extended family or income-generating letting. The Gardens and Outbuildings. Set on just over seven acres, Budleigh Farm combines beautifully designed formal gardens with total privacy. The gardens have been carefully laid out to follow the sun throughout the day, while enjoying the stunning backdrop of the Blackdown Hills where spectacular sunsets are guaranteed. A balance between elegant design and relaxed spaces creates a seamless connection between the gardens and the main living areas of the house. The more time you spend in the gardens, the more you notice the subtle patterns flowing through them. The private heated pool offers spectacular views of the Wellington Monument and is complemented by a hot tub, a dedicated pool house and a home office with a wet room, the perfect spot for entertaining or simply relaxing and making the most of the best weather. Vehicle access via the courtyard, past the cottages and the main house, leads directly to the grounds and outbuildings. Ideally located near the house are well-maintained pony and horse stables, as well as a secure tack room and a workshop. Nearby, a turning court includes additional field shelters, while a track runs in front of an orchard to a useful post-and-beam barn and an additional shelter. The area opens onto two fenced paddocks, as well as an additional enclosure including a wildlife pond. A double carport faces the farm and there is an additional garage/workshop in the courtyard. The large field is currently let to a neighbouring owner who runs alpacas and owns nearby land, and we understand they would be happy to continue this arrangement if required. Sellers' Note: Moments after we entered through the rear door, we were captivated, turning to take in the stunning views framed by the Tudor-inspired arch... What is most surprising is that there is no sense of any idea as one drives up to the house, or from the outside. It is only when you see the other side that you appreciate the magic of the elevated position. It is not just a view, it is an entire landscape... traversing the Blackdown Hills, the Wellington Monument in the distance, traversing the end of the valley and west to catch a glimpse of Exmoor. And a sky so vast! Inside and out, we have created spaces to sit and enjoy a glimpse of the view, with the garden specifically laid out to choose spots to follow the sun and admire magnificent sunsets. And, of course, the vision changes constantly with the seasons. Plenty of spaces to work or dream quietly, but also an excellent entertaining space. Welcoming family and friends for barbecues or pizza nights on the terrace with views over the pool, or, on cooler evenings, all together in the big kitchen for platters, then gathering in cosy rooms around the fire... and on hot summer evenings, the wide skies turn into dark heavens, with no light pollution, so lots of stargazing and opportunities to spot constellations... Services: septic tank shared for all properties, water and electricity in the area, oil-fired central heating High-speed broadband is currently provided via Starlink. Instructions with what3words Additional information

부동산 구매 - Located in the highly sought-after coastal village of Port Navas, The Foreshore is a truly captivating detached residence occupying a enviable position on the Helford River banks. With an unobstructed view of the tranquil tree-lined streams and the rare benefit of its own private slipway, this charming home offers an exceptional opportunity to embrace one of Cornwall’s most sought-after coastal lifestyles. The property The Foreshore offers a well-balanced layout of accommodation, full of character and potential. While already a highly regarded home, it now represents an exciting opportunity for a new owner to sensitively modernise and create a bespoke waterfront retreat tailored to their own vision. The principal reception spaces are thoughtfully arranged to maximise the extraordinary setting of the home. A beautifully positioned sitting room, with extensive glazing, brings the outdoors inside, framing ever-changing river views and flooding the space with natural light. It is a room designed for both peaceful relaxation and entertaining, where the rhythm of the water becomes part of daily life. Furthermore, two additional reception rooms provide flexibility for formal dining, a snug, or remote working, each offering its own perspective on the gardens or surrounding landscape. The kitchen, well proportioned and functional, offers a clear possibility to reimagine it as a contemporary open-plan space that could further enhance the connection between the house and the water. Across the house, four bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for family and guests. The main bedroom enjoys a particularly privileged outlook, enhanced by a charming bay window that frames magnificent river views, creating a peaceful and ever-changing backdrop. Three bathrooms/shower rooms serve the property, ensuring practicality and convenience. Freehold and with immense scope for enhancement, The Foreshore represents a rare opportunity to acquire a genuinely special coastal home and to create something exceptional in one of Cornwall’s most idyllic settings. Gardens The grounds are a distinctive feature of The Foreshore, extending over a large plot that slopes gently down to the water’s edge. Beautifully maintained and carefully landscaped, the gardens offer a series of terraces, established planting and expansive lawns that provide both structure and softness throughout the seasons. From elevated vantage points, the river views are simply breathtaking, while below, the connection to the water is immediate and immersive. The property benefits from its own private hard dinghy slip, allowing direct access to the river, an increasingly rare and highly sought-after feature, perfect for boating, paddleboarding or simply enjoying life on the water. The combination of privacy, space and direct water frontage creates a setting that is both peaceful and deeply special, offering a lifestyle few properties can truly match. The Foreshore’s unique position and direct water access allow you to fully embrace Helford’s renowned lifestyle, where days can begin with a gentle paddle along the stream, afternoons spent navigating its sheltered waters, and evenings admiring the light dancing on the river from your own garden. Location Port Navas is widely regarded as one of the most picturesque and exclusive riverfront districts on the Helford River, known for its preserved beauty, sheltered streams and timeless charm. The surrounding countryside is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering countless opportunities for walking, sailing and exploring the Cornish coast. Nearby, the village of Constantine offers everyday amenities, while the maritime town of Falmouth provides a vibrant mix of restaurants, galleries and independent shops. The Helford Passage, with its famous waterside pub and access to the Southwest Coast Path, is also easily accessible. Cornwall Cornwall, on England’s southwest coast, is a region of breathtaking natural beauty, famous for its dramatic cliffs, golden beaches and turquoise waters. Its coastline runs for over 400 miles, offering everything from world-class surfing at Fistral Beach in Newquay to tranquil, picturesque coves such as Kynance and Porthcurno. Beyond the beaches, Cornwall is rich in heritage and charm, with historic fishing villages like St Ives and Padstow, the iconic St Michael’s Mount, and attractions such as the Eden Project. Despite its coastal remoteness, Cornwall is well connected by the main A30 road, regular mainline trains to London, and flights from Newquay airport, making it both a desirable destination and a convenient place to call home. Services Mains water and electricity. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage. Freehold. Council Tax – Band G. EPC – E40. Three words looms.fake.searched General information To view the Buyers Key Facts report/information, please refer to the link titled “Key Information”. Important information Every effort has been made with these details, but accuracy is not guaranteed and they should not form part of a contract. No representation or warranty is given regarding this property. An Energy Performance Certificate is available on request. The electrical circuit, appliances and heating system have not been tested by agents. All negotiations should be conducted through Fine & Country Mid-West Cornwall. 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부동산 구매 - Set within a private position, yet within walking distance of Truro city centre, this substantial contemporary residence offers approximately 6,500 sq ft of beautifully appointed accommodation. Combining exceptional privacy with the convenience of city living, the property is ideally placed for Truro’s excellent schools, amenities and transport connections. Residences of this scale and calibre, so close to the heart of the city, are seldom available. • Approximately 6,500 sq ft of beautifully appointed accommodation • Five generous bedrooms • Impressive reception, leisure and entertaining spaces • Mature, predominantly level gardens with exceptional privacy • Within walking distance of Truro city centre Council tax – Band H. EPC B81. Further details are available upon request, please contact James at Fine & Country Mid West Cornwall.

부동산 구매 - Rare and enchanting opportunity in the sought-after village of Brushford, this charming pair of postcard-perfect cottages is widely regarded as one of the region’s most iconic houses. Rich in character and history, they sit in beautiful gardens and offer exceptional versatility for family living, holiday let, or a combination of both. Located just a few minutes’ drive from the market town of Dulverton and the stunning Exmoor landscapes, the properties enjoy a perfect balance of rural tranquility and easy access to North Devon, Tiverton and the M5. Dulverton offers a range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as everyday amenities such as the school, medical services and sporting facilities. By contrast, Exmoor offers breathtaking and varied scenery, from open moorland and wooded valleys to the dramatic coast, and its renowned dark skies, all accessible from the surrounding area. Built in attractive stone beneath traditional pitched roofs, the cottages exude timeless charm with their classic elevations, flowering gardens and idyllic village setting, creating a truly unmissable landscape. These charming homes offer much more than a simple property purchase, presenting a wonderful lifestyle opportunity. They are perfectly suited as a generous family home, a multi-generational arrangement, or an established holiday business, with flexibility to suit a range of needs. Offering character, flexibility and an exceptional setting, this unique pair of cottages represents a rare opportunity to enjoy the best of life in the West Country. No. 11 The main cottage offers wonderfully adaptable accommodation that has evolved sympathetically over time to create a home of immense character and charm. At the heart of the wing is a beautiful sitting room centered around a traditional wood-burning stove, housed in a corner fireplace with a bread oven, a wonderfully atmospheric space that perfectly captures the essence of country cottage living. A fitted kitchen serves the house with ease, while the ground floor bedrooms, a master bathroom with a large double shower, provide comfortable and welcoming accommodation. A particularly striking feature is the magnificent timber-framed extension, an impressive addition that blends seamlessly with the original cottage. Flooded with natural light and showcasing exquisite craftsmanship throughout, this superb reception room forms the social heart of the property. With its exposed beams and a solid-fuel Rayburn, it’s a space designed for gathering, entertaining and family life. Other ground-floor accommodations include a cloakroom, a family bathroom, two spacious double bedrooms and an office with stairs rising to a charming mezzanine, offering endless possibilities as a reading area, creative workspace or occasional guest accommodation. No. 10 beautifully presented throughout, No. 10 is a charming and welcoming cottage that effortlessly combines period character with modern comfort. Split over two floors, the living space comprises two charming bedrooms on the first floor, each overlooking the surrounding gardens. The ground floor offers a fitted kitchen, a well-equipped bathroom and a wonderfully cosy sitting room where a wood-burning stove is the hearth of the home, creating the ideal atmosphere for relaxed evenings year-round. Outside, the cottage benefits from its own courtyard garden, ideal for a morning coffee or al fresco dining, as well as a separate side garden planted and decorated. Surrounded by mature planting and enjoying a peaceful outlook, it provides a wonderful extension of the living space. The cottage has previously operated as a highly successful holiday let, offering buyers the option of maintaining an established income stream if desired. No. 10 has been subject to planning permissions for a two-storey rear extension and a one-storey side extension as well as a storage building (planning reference Somerset: ). The surrounding gardens of both cottages are simply enchanting. They have been carefully tended and maintained over the years, offering a succession of colours, textures and scents through the seasons. Sinuous paths thread through richly planted borders, with mature trees and shrubs creating a sense of privacy and seclusion. A number of seating areas have been thoughtfully placed to catch the sun at different times of day, providing peaceful spaces to relax and enjoy the tranquil setting. On the other side of the lane is an equally impressive extension of the property, where a substantial workshop and workshop-barn provide ample space for a wide variety of uses. Next to it is the old piggery, a charming building offering further storage, home office or workshop potential. The grounds continue with gravel parking and the benefit of planning permission for a new storage building, offering exciting opportunities for future development. Perhaps the most captivating feature of all is the stunning garden beyond, where productive borders sit alongside an abundance of flowering plants, creating a wonderful blend of practicality and beauty. A gently swept lawn leads to a wildlife-friendly pond bustling with birds, insects and visiting fauna, while the nearby Brockey River contributes a soothing backdrop to this idyllic setting. SERVICES AND UTILITIES Water, drainage and electricity network. Oil-fired central heating. We encourage you to check potential high-speed broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage before viewing a property by visiting Note from the Agent. The properties are held on two separate titles, so prospective buyers are advised to consult an independent solicitor regarding council tax, stamp duty and associated fiscal implications. There is a stream near the property that has previously risen into a small part of the garden, situated on the opposite side of the lane from the properties. Further information

부동산 구매 - Nestled within beautifully manicured grounds in the picturesque hamlet of Pitton, Greystone is an exceptional seven-bedroom detached home offering an abundance of versatility, space and opportunity. Cleverly arranged with a five-bedroom residence to one side and a two-bedroom wing to the other, this remarkable home lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living, holiday accommodation potential, or simply enjoying an expansive family home in one of Gower's most sought-after coastal locations. Just a few minutes' walk from the stunning tidal cove of Mewslade Beach and surrounded by breathtaking countryside and the world-famous coastline of Rhossili, Greystone effortlessly combines peaceful rural living with outstanding natural beauty, creating a truly enviable lifestyle. Pitton enjoys an idyllic setting within the renowned Rhossili area, celebrated for its award-winning beaches, spectacular coastline and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Whether you enjoy scenic coastal walks, surfing, horse riding or simply taking in the incredible landscapes, this location has something for everyone. Nearby Rhossili offers welcoming cafés, a traditional village shop and a popular pub, whilst the wider Gower Peninsula provides an excellent selection of amenities, making this an exceptional place to call home. Adding to its appeal, Greystone benefits from the installation of solar panels, helping to improve the home's energy efficiency while reducing running costs. Let's now take a look in more detail... Approach Travelling along the beautiful South Gower roads towards Pitton and Rhossili before turning towards the picturesque Mewslade Bay, you are welcomed by Greystone, a truly impressive home occupying an equally impressive setting. Upon arrival, a generous tarmac driveway complete with exterior lighting provides ample parking for multiple vehicles. Two steps lead you to the entrance, where this wonderful home begins to reveal everything it has to offer. Step Inside... Designed with versatility firmly in mind, Grestone has been thoughtfully arranged into two distinct living areas, known as the main house and gable wing, creating endless possibilities for extended family living, independent accommodation, holiday letting potential, or adapting the layout to perfectly suit your individual lifestyle. Let us first take a look at the main house... Entrance Porch Step into a welcoming porch where natural light floods the space, creating the perfect first impression. Offering plenty of room for coats and shoes, it provides a practical introduction to the home before guiding you through into the main accommodation. Entrance Hallway Beautifully presented and instantly welcoming, the entrance hallway is laid with herringbone oak flooring which flows throughout this central part of the home. This superb space serves as the heart of the Main home, providing access to the lounge/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, ground floor shower room and Bedroom Five, whilst a staircase rises to the first floor. Generous understairs storage provides a practical finishing touch. Lounge/Dining Room Bathed in natural light courtesy of its impressive triple aspect design, this wonderful open-plan reception room offers an inviting and spacious environment for both everyday family life and entertaining. Floor-to-ceiling windows with a patio door overlook the front aspect, whilst a rear window and double doors opening into the conservatory. Herringbone oak flooring enhances the elegance of the space, whilst a charming log burner with slate hearth creates a cosy focal point during the cooler months. There is ample room for both comfortable seating and a generous dining area, with further access leading to the Kitchen/breakfast room and conservatory. Conservatory What a wonderful place to relax and appreciate the stunning surroundings. Surrounded by windows overlooking the beautifully manicured gardens, this delightful conservatory creates a seamless connection between indoors and out. Here you have tiled flooring and double patio doors open directly onto the garden, making it the perfect setting for entertaining guests or quietly unwinding whilst enjoying the peaceful outlook. Kitchen/Breakfast Room Offering an abundance of natural light courtesy of the large rear-facing window, this spacious kitchen and breakfast room enjoys an extensive range of base, wall and tall storage units, together with a double stainless steel sink, Zanussi electric oven with four-ring hob, Siemens elevated extractor fan and integrated Caple microwave. Tiled flooring, spotlighting and a contemporary tall feature radiator complete the room, whilst there is additional space for two under-counter appliances and one freestanding appliance. A fitted bench seat with useful storage creates the perfect breakfast area alongside a handy pantry space, whilst an inner hallway provides access to the rear garden and seamlessly connects to the ground floor accommodation on the gable wing of the home. Bedroom Five Positioned just off the entrance hallway, Bedroom Five is a generous ground floor double bedroom enjoying herringbone flooring and a lovely front-facing window which fills the room with natural light whilst framing pleasant rural views. Ground Floor Shower Room This useful shower room is fitted with a WC, wash hand basin, shower cubicle, partial tiled walls, vinyl flooring and a frosted front-facing window. Landing Ascend the carpeted staircase to the first floor where you arrive at a split staircase. Heading to the left, a carpeted landing provides access to three bedrooms and a shower room. To the right, you will find a further double bedroom, an additional shower room and a doorway leading through to the gable wing of the property. Bedroom One A truly impressive principal bedroom, generously proportioned and beautifully filled with natural light thanks to its dual aspect windows overlooking the surrounding greenery, beautifully maintained gardens and countryside. This room offers carpeted flooring and a fitted wardrobe complete with hanging rails, shelving and storage cupboards above. Bedroom Two Another spacious double bedroom enjoying a wonderfully bright atmosphere courtesy of the rear-facing window, which frames views across the garden and rolling countryside beyond. Here you have carpeted flooring and a built-in wardrobe fitted with hanging rails, shelving and overhead storage cupboards. Bedroom Three Positioned to the front of the home, this bedroom is flooded with natural light through sliding doors which open onto a private sit-out balcony, creating the perfect place to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and leafy outlook. Finished with carpeted flooring. Family Bathroom The family bathroom is fitted with a WC, wash hand basin, fitted bath, a generous walk-in shower, partial tiled walls, vinyl flooring, a feature radiator, shaving point and a frosted rear-facing window. Bedroom Four Another generous double bedroom enjoying an abundance of natural light through dual aspect windows and an additional Velux window, creating a bright and airy feel throughout. Featuring a partial vaulted ceiling and carpeted flooring. Shower Room The shower room is furnished with a WC, wash hand basin with a vanity unit providing storage beneath, a spacious walk-in shower, vinyl flooring, partial tiled walls, a feature radiator, extractor fan, two shaving points and a frosted rear-facing window. Now let us take a look at the gable wing of the home... Open-Plan Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room Undoubtedly one of the standout features of Greystone, this beautifully presented open-plan kitchen, breakfast and family room has been thoughtfully designed with modern family living in mind. Flooded with natural light from triple aspect windows, four Velux roof windows and a floor-to-ceiling glazed window with sliding doors opening onto the garden, the space feels wonderfully bright and inviting throughout. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of tall and base units topped with quartz worktops, complemented by a central island providing additional storage, matching quartz surfaces and a breakfast bar comfortably seating three. Integrated appliances include a double sunken stainless-steel sink with Quooker tap, NEFF induction hob, Caple elevated extractor fan, two NEFF oven/grills, tall Caple fridge, NEFF dishwasher and NEFF microwave. There is ample room for a generous breakfast or dining table, whilst a charming dual wood burner creates a cosy focal point, enjoyed equally from both the dining and family areas. The family area itself benefits from carpeted flooring, a feature radiator and offers a superb place to relax whilst enjoying views across the garden. From here, doors lead through to the utility/laundry room and study, whilst a staircase rises to the first floor. Utility/Laundry Room The Utility/laundry room provides the perfect place to keep everyday household chores neatly tucked away. Finished with tiled flooring and benefiting from an extractor fan, the room offers ample space for a range of freestanding appliances. A door provides direct access to the rear garden, whilst an additional door leads into the ground floor WC. Ground Floor WC Furnished with a WC, wash hand basin with storage beneath, tiled flooring, spotlighting, an extractor fan and two shaving points. Study Situated to the rear of the home, the study enjoys a large window overlooking the surrounding greenery. Finished with carpeted flooring and an extensive range of fitted tall and wall storage units, this versatile room could equally be utilised as a hobby room, snug, home gym or whatever best suits your family's needs. Landing Ascend the carpeted staircase to the first-floor landing. From here, doors provide access to two generous double bedrooms, two shower rooms and a large double-door storage cupboard fitted with shelving. Bedroom Six A beautifully presented and exceptionally spacious double bedroom enjoying an abundance of natural light through its impressive apex window, perfectly framing the surrounding rural countryside. Here you also have carpeted flooring and a range of fitted wardrobes provides excellent storage. Shower Room Serving Bedroom Six, this shower room is fitted with a WC, wash hand basin with vanity storage beneath, walk-in shower, partial tiled walls, vinyl flooring, a feature radiator, extractor fan, two shaving points and a side-facing window. Bedroom Seven Another generous double bedroom enjoying a large rear-facing window overlooking the beautifully maintained gardens, allowing natural light. Finished with carpeted flooring, the room also benefits from a built-in wardrobe fitted with hanging rails and shelving. Shower Room Completing the first-floor accommodation on the gable wing is a well-appointed shower room comprising a WC, wash hand basin with storage beneath, a walk-in shower, tiled walls, vinyl flooring, a feature radiator, extractor fan and two shaving points. Step Outside... The grounds surrounding Grestone are simply exceptional. Beautifully manicured lawns and winding pathways embrace the home, creating an idyllic setting filled with mature trees, established shrubs and colourful flower beds that attract an abundance of birds and wildlife throughout the seasons. Numerous seating areas provide wonderful spots to relax, entertain or simply soak up the peaceful surroundings, whilst pathways and pedestrian gates wrap safely around the property, making it ideal for children and pets to explore securely. To the rear, two useful garden sheds provide excellent storage alongside a dedicated wood store, external lighting and a convenient outdoor shower, perfect after returning from the nearby beaches. Continuing around the property, the pathways lead back to the front where a generous tarmac driveway provides ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles, completing this truly impressive outdoor space. Local Area Greystone enjoys an enviable position within the peaceful hamlet of Pitton, in the heart of the breathtaking Gower Peninsula. Surrounded by rolling countryside and spectacular coastline, this highly sought-after location offers an exceptional lifestyle where tranquillity and natural beauty go hand in hand. Just moments away lies the iconic village of Rhossili, renowned for its award-winning beach, dramatic Worm's Head and miles of unspoilt coastline, attracting walkers, surfers, horse riders and nature lovers throughout the year. Nearby villages including Llangennith, Reynoldston, Scurlage and Port Eynon provide a selection of village shops, cafés, traditional pubs and everyday amenities, ensuring everything you need is close at hand. Despite its idyllic rural setting, Pitton remains well connected, with regular bus services to Swansea, offering an extensive range of shopping, leisure and cultural attractions, together with mainline rail links to Cardiff, Bristol and London. Families also benefit from well-regarded local schools, while the surrounding Gower offers an abundance of outdoor pursuits including coastal walks, golf, sailing and beautiful National Trust beaches. Combining outstanding scenery, a welcoming community and excellent accessibility, this is a truly special place to call home. 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부동산 구매 - An exceptionally charming Grade II listed period farm in the hamlet of North Buckland. A beautifully presented detached Grade II listed farmhouse, believed to date from around 1650, offering a wonderful blend of character features and contemporary comfort. The house retains many original elements, including exposed beams, stone floors, inglenook fireplaces, cottage latch doors and window seats, all integrated with thoughtful 21st-century improvements. Accommodation is both characterful and practical, comprising an entrance hall, sitting room with fireplace and wood-burning stove, a study, a boiler/TV room, a garden/dining room, a kitchen/breakfast room, a cloakroom and a utility/boiler room. The first floor provides four bedrooms, with the master offering a built-in wardrobe suite and an ensuite bathroom. There is a family bathroom serving the other bedrooms. All bedrooms are also equipped with wash basins for washing. A superb oak-framed garden room has been added, providing a pleasant year-round living and dining space, with vaulted ceiling, wood-burning stove, central heating and doors opening onto the gardens. The property sits within magnificent gardens and grounds of circa 1.8 acres, offering superb views over the surrounding countryside. There is a range of useful period outbuildings, including a carport, workshop, stores and a workshop, offering potential for conversion into annexe accommodation or holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary planning and listed-building consents. Outside, the gardens include lawns, well-stocked borders, a sheltered terrace, an orchard, an octagonal garden room, a large driveway, three stables, a paddock and a young woodland of oak and silver birch, with seasonal bluebells, daffodils, snowdrops and primroses. Situated in a peaceful, timeless hamlet, the property lies less than a mile from the historic village of Georgeham, with its local shop and acclaimed pubs/restaurants. The north Devon surfing beaches of Croyde, Putsborough, Saunton and Woolacombe are all easily accessible, as are coastal walks, cycle routes and the South West Coast Path. Further amenities are available in Croyde, Braunton and Barnstaple, while Exmoor National Park is about a half-hour away. The area is well served by state and private schools. More information

부동산 구매 - Forming part of a remarkable Grade II listed historic farmstead, The Granary is an impressive four-bedroom barn conversion with excellent equestrian facilities, approximately 2.8 acres of pasture and access to a superb collection of shared leisure amenities. Dating from the rebuilding of Week Farm in the 1840s, the property combines the scale and character of its agricultural origins with generous contemporary accommodation, all within easy reach of Tavistock and Dartmoor National Park.AccommodationThe Granary has been thoughtfully converted to retain the architectural character of the original building. Exposed stone walls, substantial structural timbers and dramatic vaulted spaces are complemented by contemporary finishes, creating a highly individual home arranged across three levels.The ground floor centres upon an outstanding reception room extending to approximately 41 feet. This wonderfully atmospheric space provides generous areas for sitting, entertaining and informal dining. Exposed masonry, heavy beams and the open internal structure give the room an exceptional sense of scale, while changes in level and retained agricultural details provide a tangible connection to the building’s former use.Also on this floor is a private bedroom suite with an en suite shower room. Its position away from the remaining bedrooms makes it particularly suitable for guests, older children or multigenerational living. A cloakroom and boiler room complete the ground-floor accommodation.The first floor continues the open, gallery-like character of the house. A substantial second reception room overlooks the living space and provides considerable flexibility. It could be arranged as a family room, library, media room or more formal dining and entertaining space.Fitted by the current owners, the vaulted kitchen has been carefully designed to complement the building’s historic character. Painted cabinetry, generous work surfaces and a substantial central island sit beneath exposed roof timbers. Natural wood flooring and views through the internal galleries reinforce the warmth and individuality of the interior. A separate utility room provides useful additional storage and workspace.The upper floor contains three further bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom and walk-in-wardrobe, while the remaining accommodation includes a further two double bedrooms.In total, the property provides four bedrooms, two of which are en suite, together with two substantial reception rooms and a particularly impressive kitchen.OutsideThe Granary occupies an attractive rural setting, with approximately 2.8 acres of pasture in addition to its gardens and external areas. Its traditional stone elevations and slate roof sit comfortably within the surrounding landscape, while the immediate gardens provide space for outdoor dining, recreation and relaxation.A detached garden room creates an inviting retreat away from the main house and could be used as a summer sitting room, creative studio, hobbies room or peaceful workspace, great for working from home.A substantial detached garage provides secure parking, storage and workshop potential, with further space available within the courtyard and external areas.One of the most distinctive benefits of living at The Granary is the use of an excellent collection of shared leisure facilities. These include a swimming pool, gym, sauna, hot tub, tennis courts, offering the atmosphere and convenience of a private country club without the sole responsibility for their upkeep.The maintenance and use of the shared facilities are understood to be covered by a monthly contribution of approximately £230, this amount also includes payment for the maintenance of the shared private drainage.EquestrianThe Granary offers a particularly appealing arrangement for those wishing to keep horses at home.The dedicated equestrian facilities include two stables, each measuring approximately 12 feet by 11 feet, together with an adjoining tack room. The arrangement provides convenient accommodation for horses alongside secure storage for saddlery, feed and associated equipment.The shared sand school offers valuable space for schooling, exercising and training without needing to leave the property. Together with the surrounding land and practical outbuildings, it creates a well-considered base for recreational riders and more experienced equestrian households alike.The substantial detached garage may provide further space for equipment, machinery or workshop use, while the courtyard and external areas allow practical access around the buildings.Beyond the property, the surrounding countryside has a strong equestrian tradition. Dartmoor National Park contains an extensive network of bridleways, byways and permitted routes, opening up miles of varied riding country across moorland, farmland and wooded valleys.Additional land and stabling may be available by separate negotiation.Lifestyle & LocationThe Granary offers a rare balance between genuine rural living and access to excellent schools, leisure facilities and everyday amenities.The property is situated at Week, close to the picturesque village of Brentor and approximately four miles north of Tavistock. The surrounding countryside is characterised by rolling farmland, woodland and expansive skies, creating a strong sense of privacy and escape.Brentor is renowned for the dramatic silhouette of St Michael de Rupe, the historic church standing at the summit of Brent Tor and forming one of the area’s most recognisable landmarks.Dartmoor National Park lies close at hand, providing an exceptional landscape for walking, riding, cycling and outdoor recreation. Hundreds of miles of paths, bridleways and byways cross the National Park, while its open moorland, wooded valleys and granite tors offer an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons.For walkers and cyclists, nearby routes include the West Devon Way and Drake’s Trail, the latter providing a scenic connection between Tavistock and Plymouth.Tavistock is a highly regarded historic market town with an excellent range of independent boutiques, delicatessens, cafés, restaurants and everyday services. Its celebrated Pannier Market has operated for more than 900 years, while regular farmers’ and arts markets reinforce the town’s reputation for local produce and independent retail.The town’s architecture and mining heritage form part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tavistock also offers a cinema, theatre, medical facilities and a variety of established sports clubs.Sporting and leisure provision in the area is particularly strong. Meadowlands Leisure Centre provides community fitness facilities, while Mount Kelly’s Swim Centre is open to the public for scheduled sessions and incorporates both a 50-metre Olympic Legacy pool and a 25-metre training pool. Tavistock Golf Club enjoys a spectacular position on Whitchurch Down, with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside.There is a good choice of schooling nearby. Mary Tavy and Brentor Community Primary School serves children from ages four to eleven, while Tavistock College provides non-selective secondary and sixth-form education for ages eleven to eighteen.For independent education, Mount Kelly is a highly regarded co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged four to eighteen. Set within extensive grounds on the edge of Dartmoor, the school is especially recognised for its swimming and wider sporting provision.Plymouth, with its broader commercial, cultural and waterfront amenities, is accessible to the south, while the Tamar Valley and Cornwall lie to the west. Both the north Cornish coast and the contrasting coastline of South Devon are accessible for days by the sea.Life at The Granary can therefore be as active or relaxed as its occupants choose. Mornings might begin with a swim or gym session, followed by riding at home or exploring Dartmoor. Evenings can be spent entertaining within the impressive reception spaces or unwinding in the shared sauna and hot tub.The History of WeekWeek is an ancient settlement with documentary references extending back to the medieval period. The land once formed part of the wider estates associated with Tavistock Abbey and later passed into the ownership of the Dukes of Bedford as part of their extensive Tavistock estate.The surviving farmstead is principally the result of an ambitious programme of rebuilding undertaken between 1842 and 1844. Week Farm was conceived as a forward-looking Victorian “model farm”, reflecting the advances in agricultural design and technology taking place during the middle of the 19th century.Contemporary estate records document considerable investment in new buildings, machinery and water-powered equipment. The farm was designed to operate efficiently on a substantial scale and was regarded as progressive for its period.The Granary formed the dominant element of the northern range. The historic survey describes it as a tall, seven-bay, two-storey barn and granary, constructed from local stone beneath a slate roof. Its scale, loading areas and substantial internal structure reflected its important role at the heart of the working farm.The farm buildings were later recognised for their architectural and historic significance and are Grade II listed. The Granary was converted to residential use during the early years of the 21st century, preserving the character, stonework and impressive proportions of the original agricultural building while introducing the comforts required of a modern country home.Today, The Granary provides an opportunity to become the custodian of an important element of West Devon’s rural history. Its substantial construction and dramatic internal spaces remain a testament to the ambition and craftsmanship behind the rebuilding of Week almost two centuries ago.Services & Additional InformationThe property is served by mains electricity and water, with shared private drainage. Heating is provided by an oil-fired central heating system, and the property benefits from underfloor heating throughout. The Granary also enjoys shared use of the swimming pool, gym, sauna, hot tub and tennis courts with a monthly contribution towards the leisure facilities and communal arrangements currently understood to be approximately £230 together with an additional maintenance charge of £33 per month for the stable block. The property is Grade II listed and falls within Council Tax Band G.Additional land and stabling may be available by separate negotiation.The vendors have obtained quotations for the installation of an 8kW roof-mounted solar energy system, presenting a potential opportunity to enhance the property’s energy efficiency, subject to the necessary consents.Agent Note:We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence.There's no obligation to use our recommended providers. In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £30 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.Additional information

부동산 구매 - Summary of the accommodation Internal floor area approx: 2,559 sq ft (237.9 m²) Clifton House, ground floor: Entrance porch. Reception room. Living room with panoramic sea views through a bay window. Living room with bay window overlooking Gerrans Bay. Dining room. Kitchen. Bedroom, en-suite shower room, utility. Cloakroom. First floor: Master bedroom with spectacular sea views. Three additional bedrooms. En-suite bathroom. Family shower room. Separate WC. Kinpol entrance hall. Open-plan living room with kitchen. Two bedrooms. The bathroom. Separate toilets. Exterior Magnificent front enclosed gardens with unobstructed views of Gerrans Bay. A charming, sheltered central courtyard between Clifton House and Kinpol, creating a wonderful reception space. Mature rear gardens. Parking both to the front and rear of the property. Description Occupying a commanding position along the highly regarded Clifton Terrace, Clifton House is an elegant coastal residence that has remained in the same ownership for over 50 years. Offering more than 2,500 sq ft of accommodation plus the adjacent bungalow named Kinpol, the property represents an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire one of Portscatho’s iconic houses. The property benefits from an elevated position with splendid views of Gerrans Bay from many principal rooms. The large bay windows of both reception rooms frame the spectacular coastline views while flooding the interior with natural light, creating beautifully bright living spaces that maximise this exceptional setting. The accommodation is generously proportioned throughout, retaining much of its original character and charm while offering an exciting opportunity for sympathetic modernization to create a magnificent coastal home suited to modern living. At the heart of the house, the dining room is perfectly connected to the kitchen, while the two elegant reception rooms provide superb spaces for entertaining and relaxing, each enjoying an unobstructed sea view through pretty bay windows. A ground-floor bedroom and a shower room, as well as four additional bedrooms in Clifton House, are arranged on the ground floor, the master bedroom benefiting from some of the property’s finest views, extending across the village and over Gerrans Bay towards the open sea. Kinpol, attached to Clifton House, is Kinpol, a two-bedroom standalone bungalow offering exceptional flexibility. Ideal as a standalone guest residence, accommodation for an elderly relative, holiday letting (subject to necessary consents), or simply integrated with the main house to create an even larger family home, Kinpol significantly enhances the versatility and appeal of this unique property. Outside The gardens are a particularly attractive feature of the property. To the front, landscaped enclosed gardens afford a magnificent view of Gerrans Bay, providing a perfect setting to observe changing activity on the water. Between Clifton House and Kinpol lies a beautiful enclosed courtyard, creating a wonderfully private and sheltered outdoor space, ideal for al fresco dining and family gatherings during the warmer months. Beyond, the mature rear gardens offer further privacy and colour, while the unusual feature of parking both at the front and rear is a highly sought-after element in this highly desirable coastal village. Location overview (approximate distances and times) The Hidden Hut, Porthcurnick Beach and South West Coastal Path: 750 yards on foot. Portscatho village centre: 0.1 mile. St Mawes: 4 miles (20-minute pedestrian ferry to Falmouth). King Harry Ferry: 5 miles. Truro: 9 miles by car ferry or 15 miles. St Austell: 15 miles (London Paddington about 4.5 hours by train). Falmouth: 15 miles by car ferry. Newquay Cornwall Airport: 24 miles. Portscatho and Gerrans Portscatho and Gerrans are charming, preserved coastal villages in the exceptional natural beauty of the Roseland Peninsula. They feature a small harbour, safe beaches, scenic countryside and cliff walks, as well as sailing and other amenities easily accessible. There are enough shops for daily needs and more, a post office, pubs and a restaurant. There is also a church, a medical practice and a squash club. The local primary school is within half a mile... St Mawes The exclusive Cornwall coastal village of St Mawes was voted in 2020 by Which? magazine’s customer poll as the UK’s best seaside town. This charming southern-facing harbour village sits on the eastern bank of the Fal Estuary, within an area of outstanding natural beauty. Much of its surroundings are owned by the National Trust. The village centers on its pretty harbour, its own beaches and the castle built by Henry VIII. A year-round pedestrian ferry operates to and from Falmouth, and a seasonal ferry serves Place, providing access to the scenic walks on St Anthony Headland, owned by the National Trust. Local amenities in St Mawes offer a wide range of year-round facilities, including a bakery, a convenience store, a post office/newspaper shop, doctors, a dentist, a pharmacy, a community hall, a social club, churches, delicatessens and clothing/gift shops. The village also has two pubs, plus a range of cafes, restaurants, art galleries, gift shops and ice cream outlets. The Tresanton Hotel by Olga Polizzi and the chic Idle Rocks Hotel attract the rich and famous. The village offers superb varied sailing waters and an active sailing club with a full program for all ages. Cornwall The Duchy of Cornwall offers a range of attractions such as the Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Tate gallery. Truro Cathedral is Cornwall’s principal financial and commercial centre. It has a fine range of shops, private schools, a college and a main hospital (RCH Treliske). Cornwall Airport Newquay offers regular daily flights to London as well as connections to other regional UK airports and several European destinations. Fine dining Restaurants Michelin-starred and celebrity chefs are numerous, including Rick Stein (Padstow), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac), Adam Handling (Newquay) and Paul Ainsworth (Padstow and Rock). In The Roseland you will find Guy Owen at the Idle Rocks Hotel in St Mawes, Paul Wadham at the Tresanton Hotel in St Mawes, and Simon Stallard at the Hidden Hut on Porthcurnick Beach and at the Standard Inn in Gerrans. General information services: mains water, electricity and sewers. Tenure: Freehold. Local authority: Council Tax – Band F for Clifton House and Band A for Kinpol. EPC: Clifton House E (39) and Kinpol E (45). Viewing: strictly by appointment. 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