North Cornwall

A most impressive barn conversion with a pair of holiday cottages and panoramic views towards the North Cornwall coastline. Popular Rural Position, Countryside and Sea Views, Well Presented Barn Conversion, 3 Bedrooms, Two Holiday Cottages, Workshop and Multi-purpose Barn, Pasture Paddocks and Woodland, 17.30 Acres In All. Freehold, Council Tax Band: D, EPC Band: E

Situation - The property enjoys a most appealing rural setting in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a short distance from the popular coastal villages of Boscastle and Tintagel, which are both only 3 miles away. The popular historic village of Tintagel offers numerous shops, primary school, doctors surgery, numerous pubs and restaurants and a wealth of sporting clubs and facilities. The south west coast path and beauty spots such as Bossiney Cove, St Nectans Glen and the Rocky Valley are all within easy reach.

The former market town of Camelford offers both primary and secondary schools as well as a comprehensive range of shopping facilities, including a chemist, Post Office, doctor’s surgery, veterinary practice and sports centre and amenities catering for day to day needs.

The A39 Atlantic Highway is 2.9 miles from the property and links the coastal resort of Bude to the north and the popular town of Wadebridge to the south.

Description - A beautifully presented stone barn conversion boasting an abundance of character throughout, together with a pair of impressive holiday cottages providing a supplementary income. In addition, there are a range of outbuildings, studio/office, pasture paddocks and woodland, all benefiting from views over the adjoining countryside and across to the North Coast and Atlantic.

Accommodation - The front door leads into the entrance hall which in turn leads through to the attractive split-level sitting room with slate floor and a fireplace with wood burning stove and leading through to the dining/sun room which enjoys fabulous views towards the North Atlantic.

The kitchen/breakfast room has space for a range cooker, sink, space for appliances, an excellent range of fitted units with slate and wooden worktops, space for a sofa and a rear entrance hall/boot room with bespoke storage. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating and is completed by a useful utility room with additional storage, space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, sink and a door to the ground floor WC.

The first floor has three bedrooms and an impressive bathroom with separate shower. Each of the rooms enjoy stunning far reaching towards the sea.

The Cottages - The two holiday cottages both offer quality accommodation and each with their own small garden areas. They provide a lucrative supplemental income and further information on income can be provided upon request. The cottages could also be used as ancillary accommodation for those looking for multigenerational living.

Outside - The property is approached by a country lane into an extensive gravelled yard which provides access to the cottages. The property has an impressive garden laid mainly to lawn with seating areas for al fresco dining whilst enjoying the views over the grounds, land and coast beyond. Adjoining one of the cottages there is a studio/home office with access to a large storage area.

From the rear of the property there is a substantial multi-purpose timber barn with power and light connected and sliding door to a parking area and a driveway, providing a private secondary access and parking to the property separate from the Cottages.

The land extends to the north and west of the property and offers five pasture paddocks and a delightful woodland which has wonderful walkways through.

In all the property extends to approximately 17.30 acres.

Services - Mains electricity. Private water via a shared bore hole and private drainage via a water treatment plant. Oil fired central heating. Broadband available: Standard ADSL. Mobile: Voice available (Ofcom). Please note the agents has not inspected or tested these services.

Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags.

Directions - From Camelford, head north on the A39 Atlantic Highway. Pass the right hand turning signposted Launceston (onto the A395), and take the next left hand turning, signposted for Boscastle and Tintagel. Follow this road for a mile and at the T-junction turn left. After just over a mile, at the crossroads, proceed straight ahead towards Tintagel and the property can be found after approximately 0.25 miles on the right-hand side.

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