Rock View & Lowen, St Issey

Nestled in north Cornwall's rugged and unspoilt countryside, these two immaculate stone barn conversions form part of the luxurious Trevear Farm Estate, situated close to Padstow and the Camel Estuary. Completely remodelled in recent years, both detached properties have been finished to an exceptionally high standard with reverse living layouts to make the most of the stunning views across the Camel Estuary towards Rock. The properties are currently independent holiday lets and can be used together or separately offering much flexibility.

Rock View is an impressive four-bedroom, four-bathroom property that has been sympathetically extended and renovated throughout with high ceilings, exposed stonework and slate floors. With picture windows perfectly framing the breathtaking views, it offers extensive lateral living spaces ideal for relaxing and entertaining. The stunning bespoke kitchen has bi-fold doors that lead out to a sun deck for outdoor dining, with steps down to the enclosed garden below. Set in extensive grounds totalling 1.7-acres including landscaped gardens, a lockable bike store and a pond, Rock View also has shared use of a paddock with its neighbouring property, Lowen.

Lowen is a stylish and characterful 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom property laid out across two floors. Floor-to-ceiling doors off the first floor living space can be opened onto the full-length terrace, with external steps leading down to the private heated outdoor swimming pool. The well-appointed bedrooms and bathrooms are located on the ground floor along with a laundry room. Lowen offers plenty of outdoor space with multiple terraces and private driveway parking for several cars/boats.

In all approx. 5,547 sq. ft (514 sq. m) excluding “bike shed” barn | 1.7- acres grounds.

The pretty village of St Issey is located between the picturesque harbour village of Padstow and the market town of Wadebridge. The village is home to The Pickwick Inn & Oliver’s Restaurant, Ring o' Bells Inn and amenities including church, village hall and St Issey Primary School. The Camel Trail is easily accessible via nearby footpaths and leads to Padstow and Wadebridge. Padstow offers an extensive range of cafes, public houses and restaurants, including several of Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth’s establishments, whilst nearby Wadebridge offers a fine selection of shops and amenities, including a sports centre, cinema, primary and secondary school and several supermarkets.