Tregoose

A PEACEFUL COUNTRYSIDE LIFESTYLE Tregoose is an exceptional estate that blends historical charm with unparalleled privacy, making it ideal for discerning buyers in search of a dream countryside retreat.

A long drive, double-gated entrance, and a scenic 650-metre lane lined with rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, and magnolias lead to the Farmhouse, ensuring complete seclusion. With the nearest neighbours over 650 metres away, this property offers a truly tranquil and peaceful environment.

At the centre of the estate is a beautiful 7-bedroom, 6-bathroom farmhouse, fronted by a ha-ha ditch and showcasing stunning, uninterrupted views of the Cornish countryside. Two additional staff cottages, including one dating back to the 1500s, provide accommodation for guests or staff.

Fully insulated garages housed in an impressive granite building, accommodating up to six cars. These garages feature an internal repair bay, a storage balcony, and an inspection pit. Adjoining the garages are six stables, complete with a hayloft and tack room.

The estate's grounds are equally captivating, featuring beautifully preserved granite walled gardens, a traditional courtyard of former cattle barns, and an orchard. The property also has a grass tennis court, river frontage, and woodlands perfect for exploration.


With 9.5 acres of prime paddocks and an additional 10 acres of ancient oak woodland, the estate provides a stunning natural backdrop, ideal for equestrian use, outdoor activities, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. This estate offers a unique opportunity for those looking to personalise and modernise a beautiful countryside property in one of Cornwall's most picturesque locations.

 

MAIN HOUSE A beautiful granite farmhouse with seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. The front is marked by a traditional ha-ha ditch, and the property has a south-facing stone patio with an amphitheatre. It offers breath taking countryside views, which are some of the best in Cornwall. The house features an original fireplace, spacious reception rooms, and an extension. The grounds include walled gardens, an extensive orchard filled with Mediterranean fruit trees, a grass tennis court, a river and ancient woodland. A long, private driveway provides access, with no public access or bridle paths ensuring privacy. 

OUTSIDE There are three high-quality paddocks roughly 9.5 Acres, well-maintained Cornish hedges, and level fields, making it ideal for various agricultural or recreational uses. There are no bridal paths or public walkways on the property. 

YARD COTTAGE A charming stone building with two bedrooms and open-plan kitchen and living room. On the ground floor, there are two carpeted bedrooms, one en-suite and an additional downstairs bathroom, as well as a hallway with storage. The first-floor living space feature wooden floors and exposed rafters, leading to a balcony with views over the tennis court. 

CARPENTRY SHOP Another standout feature, offering an open-plan kitchen and living room with a cosy log burner and a window seat. The bedroom includes exposed roof joists, roof lights, and a standalone bath. There is also a cloakroom with a bidet, WC, and ample storage. 

GARAGES The property includes extensive garaging, fully insulated for up to six cars, with excellent lighting throughout. A granite barn houses a car collection area with an internal repair bay, storage balcony, and inspection pit. 

STABLE RANGE For horse lovers, the stable range offers six stables with concrete floors, a full-length barn with exposed wooden joists, and several loose houses of varying sizes, There is also an old cowhouse, now used as a woodshed, and four additional sheds with concrete floors. 

WOODLAND In addition to the paddocks there are 10 acres of ancient Oak woodland which have streams, ponds and wildlife. 

SERVICES - Electricity: Mains supply.
- Water: Private well supply with treatment system.
- Drainage: Private septic tank.
 

LOCATION Accessible via the A394 road from Falmouth to Helston, turn left before Trevennen, continue for half a mile, and turn left again to find the property on the right. A picturesque lane lined with flowering shrubs leads to the farm courtyard. 

SCHOOLS Constantine village boasts an exceptional pre-school nursery and primary school, reputedly the finest primary school in Cornwall. Constantine Primary School was once ranked as the number one primary school in the county and maintains a stellar reputation.

In nearby Gweek, the Zelda School is rated outstanding for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. For secondary education, state schools are available in Helston, the Lizard, and Penryn.

For those seeking private education with boarding facilities, Truro School and Polwhele House are excellent options. Additionally, Kelly College, known for its world-class swimming programme and former Olympian pupils, offers boarding.  

RECREATION Local Sporting Clubs:
Constantine boasts an active village cricket and football club, while Helston offers a diverse range of clubs catering to every sport enthusiast from preschool age upwards.

Rugby holds a special place in Cornish hearts, with the Cornish Pirates based in Penzance.

Sailing and Yachting:
Tregoose overlooks Gweek village where the Helford River becomes non-tidal. Gweek boatyard is highly respected, boasting skilled marine artisans and moorings. Nearby, at Mylor, Falmouth, St Anthony, Penryn, and Port Navas, several other boatyards and yacht clubs are located.

Hunting and Equestrian Activities:
The Cury and Four Burrow hunts are close by, each with vibrant pony clubs. The summer season in the area is lively with numerous horse shows and gymkhanas.

Shooting:
Abundant sporting opportunities abound, with plentiful roe deer and a growing population of red deer. Previously, the farm hosted a successful partridge shoot 10 days per season along with 6 days per season dedicated to woodcock. 

ACCESS Nearby town Redruth has a train station with direct train lines connecting it to London Paddington and northern destinations. Access flights from nearby Newquay airport are available from London and other city airports. For those preferring private transport, helicopter pilots can land at Tregoose, with several local aviation firms available for servicing and repairs. Additionally, nearby privately owned landing strips, including Predannick, Truro, and Bodmin, cater to local aviation needs. 

DIRECTIONS From the A30: Take the exit for the A39 towards Truro and Redruth. Continue on the A39 for approximately 10 miles.

From Truro: Head south on the A39 towards Falmouth. After about 6 miles, take the exit towards Helston on the A394. Follow the A394 for approximately 7 miles until you reach Helston.

From Helston:Take the B3297 towards Redruth. Continue on the B3297 for about 2 miles. Turn left onto the B3297 signed for Gweek and Constantine. After 1 mile, turn right onto a country lane towards Constantine.

From Constantine: Head towards Waldron. Follow signs for Helstone. Continue on the main road for about 2 miles until you see signs for Tregoose.

Final Approach: Look out for the private drive with double gates adorned with rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, and magnolias. The entrance to Tregoose will be on your right. Follow the long private drive to the heart of the estate. Enjoy your visit to Tregoose, where luxury meets historical charm in the beautiful Cornish countryside. 

AGENTS NOTES Whilst every care has been taken to prepare these sales particulars, they are for guidance purposes only. All measurements are approximate are for general guidance purposes only and whilst every care has been taken to ensure their accuracy, they should not be relied upon and potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements. These particulars do not constitute part or all of an offer or contract and Smart Estate agent has not verified the legal title of the property and the buyers must obtain verification from their solicitor. We have not tested any fixtures, fittings, equipment and it is the buyers interests to check the functionality of any appliances.