Yeolmbridge, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15
- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
10
- SIZE
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Freehold
Key features
- A hidden gem of a Grade II Listed country house.
- Having a wealth of character and period features.
- A rare and unique restoration project.
- Accommodation of up to ten bedrooms arranged over three storeys.
- Attached two bedroom cottage ideal for multi-generational living.
- A wide range of commercial possibilities subject to consents.
- 12kW solar array exporting to the national grid.
- Wonderful well-manicured grounds amounting to 1.5 acres.
- Sweeping driveway and many outbuildings.
- South facing front gardens with views over the Ottery Valley.
Description
Internally, the home has very spacious accommodation which includes many reception rooms with superb original slate and tiled fireplaces, bay windows and wood and slated floors. There are the traditional ancillary spaces affiliated with this grand style including a large pantry, dairy, wine cellar, fuel store and gun room. The kitchen has access out to the walled outdoor courtyard seating area which is perfect for outside dining during the warmer months. The bedrooms are spread out over the first and second floors along with other rooms such as a studio with at the centre point an exposed bay which is a delightful position to sit at and enjoy the south facing view over the River Ottery Valley and surrounding countryside. Many of the bedrooms have either bay windows or side views over the grounds. Many also have cupboards or wardrobes. The feature bathroom has a superb slate lined bath and sink. The layout could (subject to obtaining all consents) be adopted to suit a buyers needs with Yeombridge House having potential for a wide range of commercial uses.
An advantage is the linked single storey two bedroom cottage which could provide a good overall space for multiple generations of the same family or potentially to be used as letting income (subject to obtaining all consents). The former billiard room which is accessed externally could provide a similar use for leisure or indeed for a large office suite for those who work from home.
The grounds are accessed from a private lane and five bar gate which opens into the driveway which sweeps its way to the front where there is parking for many cars. The front garden is made up of the former croquet lawn and is screened by many large shrubs and specimen trees and a range of roses. The lawn has been known to host many a village fete over the years. At the side of the property is the walled courtyard which is used for outside dining with grapevine and herb garden. Adjacent is a large workshop store with a former potting shed.
These areas feature a wonderful large magnolia which has a scent that travels some distance back towards the house! The enriched soil that has been worked delicately for many generations harvests a healthy crop of vegetables and a large orchard has a range of fruits to pick from each year to include apples, crab apples, quince and pear. There are a number of soft fruits such as apricots, damsons, cherries, and many strawberries and raspberries too.
Our client has developed this productive area of the grounds and therefore any green fingered gardener will be able to enjoy the benefit of this for many years to come.
At the top of the garden is the solar array that sits neatly on a purpose built frame. The 12kW system exports to the national grid through the feed in tariff. At the top of the plot, the walled garden backs onto woodland, a former substantial greenhouse and a stone building believed to be the former kennels is also a blank canvas to now be rebuilt for a different purpose. The property has a private well in addition to a mains water supply and a significant amount of local slate used in the drainage infrastructure illustrating that when built no expense was spared to create the distinctive period home.
The following is a quotation from the home owners:
“There have been so many delights and joys about our time here at Yeolmbridge House. We have been truly welcomed by our neighbours and community. We have met many of the links to the previous families who have happy memories of living here over the past 200 years. All of whom have added their own touches to Yeolmbridge House during their times here, adding to her splendid charm in her inviting location.”
Yeolmbridge lies approximately three miles north of Launceston which offers a wide range of shopping, commercial, educational and recreational facilities. Werrington Village is one mile away where there is a County Primary school. Yeolmbridge lies adjacent to the B3254 between Launceston and Bude making the coastal resort of Bude (renowned for its coast line walks and sandy beaches) reasonably accessible. The A30 dual carriageway is found within two miles of the property giving excellent access to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. Further comprehensive shopping, leisure and transport links can be found at either the Cathedral City of Exeter (45 miles) or the Continental Ferryport and City of Plymouth (29 miles). Miles of countryside walks can be enjoyed direct from your front door.
GROUND FLOOR
Drawing Room
6.32m max x 6.65m max
Dining Room
5.03m approx x 6.93m max
Library
4.88m max x 4.3m max
Utility Room
4.1m x 2.4m
Kitchen
3.35m max x 6.86m max
Scullery
2.08m x 4.06m
Larder
1.83m x 3.9m
Pantry
3.02m x 3.5m
Gun Store
0.86m x 2.1m
Boot Room
2.46m x 3.35m
Wine Cellar
2.41m x 2.44m
Dairy
4.85m x 2.5m
Fuel Store
4.85m approx x 1.73m
FIRST FLOOR
Studio
2.4m max x 3.12m min
Bedroom 1
3.86m max x 6.7m max
Bedroom 2
5.03m max x 7.04m max
Bedroom 3
6.07m max x 4.27m max
Bedroom 4
5.82m max x 3.25m max
Bedroom 5
4.11m max x 3.94m max
Bedroom 6
3.76m max x 3.9m max
Bathroom
2.41m x 2.67m
Bathroom
3.33m x 2.44m
SECOND FLOOR
Bedroom 7
4.24m approx x 3.76m approx
Bedroom 8
3.78m x 3.25m
Bedroom 9
3.76m x 3.28m
Bedroom 10
2.97m x 3.53m
ATTACHED COTTAGE
Kitchen
2.9m min x 2.9m max
Lounge
3.76m x 3.02m
Bedroom 1
3.2m approx x 3.05m approx
Bedroom 2
3.05m max x 2.97m max
Bathroom
1.52m x 1.98m
SERVICES
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage.
TENURE
Freehold.
VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS
Strictly by appointment with the selling agent.
Brochures
ParticularsEnergy performance certificate - ask agent
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Band: F
Yeolmbridge, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Gunnislake Station12.4 miles
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