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Lodge 113, Clowance Estate

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3

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For the first time, ownership at Clowance can become yours. The family who are the current owners and custodians of the Clowance Estate are allowing one property to be sold before the 2026 launch with this low price at £295,000. This remarkable opening price grants access to timeless elegance, luxurious living, and the rare privilege of belonging to this storied Cornish estate.

Clowance Estate

Clowance Estate is a blend of heritage and contemporary comfort, centred around its grand Georgian manor and 120 acres of serene parkland. Steeped in centuries of history, the Estate now opens its gates to permanent ownership for the first time, inviting you to claim a place within its elegant lodges, tranquil lake setting, and curated leisure facilities.

Story & History

The story of Clowance reaches back into the earliest centuries of Norman England, when the land first appeared in the Domesday book. Though not yet named as we know it today, it is believed to be the manor once called Clunewic, held by Turstin, Sheriff of Cornwall, under the powerful Count of Mortain. Even then, the Estate formed part of the quiet, rural life of Crowan.
Around this time, the St Aubyn family arrived from Normandy with the Conqueror. A young Geoffrey St Aubyn journeyed to Cornwall and married Elizabeth Kemyell, an heiress from near St Mabyn. Through this union, the St Aubyns made Clowance their home, beginning a custodianship that endured for more than five centuries.
Their influence shaped both the Estate and Cornwall itself. Members of the family served as Sheriffs during the Tudor age, while later the prominent John St Aubyn became a leading Parliamentarian. Their influence shaped Cornwall's political, cultural, and spiritual landscape, extending to St...

The Estate Today & Facilities

Clowance remains a sanctuary of natural beauty, quiet grandeur, and refined leisure. Across the Estate, landscaped gardens and sweeping parkland create a setting where peace and recreation coexist with grace.
Within this timeless landscape lies an exceptional range of facilities. Owners and guests can unwind in the serene indoor heated pool, rejuvenate in the Clowance Spa, or stay active in the fully equipped gym. Outdoor pursuits are thoughtfully woven into the grounds, offering discgolf, footgolf, orienteering, croquet, short tennis, badminton, basketball, a putting green, and giant outdoor chess and draughts. The tranquil lake, complete with its charming rowing boat, adds a gentle rhythm to the Estate.
Families can enjoy a children's outdoor play area, dedicated school-holiday activities, and wide open spaces to explore. Indoors, a welcoming restaurant and bar, pool table, and reliable WiFi ensure comfort in every season, while a convenient laundrette supports longer...

The Surrounding Area

Situated in the heart of Cornwall, Clowance is ideally placed to explore the region's most iconic destinations. The rugged beauty of the north coast and the gentle coves of the south lie within easy reach, alongside celebrated towns including St Ives, Porthleven, Falmouth, and Marazion.
Within a short journey lies the expansive Towans at Hayle, honoured as the Best Beach in the United Kingdom for 2024 by The Times & The Sunday Times. Selected from more than five hundred beaches across the country, Towans was praised for its sweeping three-mile stretch of golden sand, exceptional water quality, cleanliness, dog-friendly spaces, and outstanding amenities.
Cornwall's cultural treasures are just as inspiring. To the west, the remarkable Minack Theatre stages open-air performances high above the turquoise Atlantic, while the globally renowned Eden Project hosts its atmospheric Summer Sessions, drawing world-class artists to perform beneath the glow of its iconic...

Ownership

Ownership at Clowance marks a defining moment in the Estate's long history. Once enjoyed through timeshare stays in past decades, the Estate now offers true, titled ownership for the first time. An invitation to hold a permanent place within this storied landscape.
Becoming an owner means belonging to an Estate shaped by heritage, elegance, and natural beauty. Your lodge or apartment grants year-round access to its refined facilities, from the indoor heated pool and curated gardens to the tranquil lake and peaceful woodland trails. It is a personal sanctuary to return to, where history and contemporary comfort meet effortlessly.
Ownership at Clowance also carries a sense of thoughtful responsibility, one that respects Cornwall's communities while supporting its future. As these residences are designated holiday properties, they do not displace local housing or disrupt village life. Instead, they strengthen the region's economy, which is deeply rooted in welcoming...

Inside the Lodge

Upon entering, you are welcomed into a spacious hallway that flows directly into the inviting living area, creating an immediate sense of warmth and comfort. The ground floor also offers a well-appointed twin bedroom, bathroom, and a practical utility space discreetly positioned within the rear hall.

First Floor

The upper landing leads to the beautifully arranged sleeping accommodation, including the impressive master suite. This refined space features a vaulted ceiling, private en-suite, and a charming Juliette balcony with elevated views across the estate. A second bedroom, family bathroom, and a private sauna complete this level.

Outdoor Living

At the front of the property, two dedicated parking spaces provide effortless convenience. From the living room, French doors open onto a private patio with a superb hot tub, perfect for unwinding after days spent exploring the estate and surrounding coastline.

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About Fowlers Estate Agents, Chagford

40 The Square, Chagford, TQ13 8AB
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Fowlers have a prominent corner office in the bustling town square in Chagford.

We cover Dartmoor and its surrounding villages and as a result are the leading agent for property in this unique area. Philip Fowler has 34 years of experience as an estate agent and has practised solely in this area for the last 26 years after running estate agencies further afield.

With a wealth of local knowledge and having personally dealt with the sales of many of the local properties we are in a great position to help you achieve the best price for your home or investment properties.

Priding ourselves on being a small independent family company we take the time to ensure we understand the requirements of our clients to make the whole process of buying and selling property as smooth and stress free as possible.

With Philip and his wife having lived and worked in the area for the past 26 years and having had four children growing up here, they have strong ties to the local community and are a wealth of knowledge for information on local events and history of the area, and still maintain a strong connection to the local community, regularly supporting events in and around the area.

If you pop in to the office you are sure to meet Jayne, who is often the first port of call when Philip is out on viewings, and she has been a member of the Fowlers team for 24+ years and will be able to help direct your enquiries.

North East Dartmoor and Chagford enjoys a great community spirit with many village and town events, flea markets and craft fairs and there is even an annual music festival each July. There is a good arts scene with music, theatre and exhibitions all year round, and plenty of ways to get involved in the community.

This area of the moor has two principal towns, just 4 miles apart- Chagford and Moretonhampstead, both of which have superb amenities and excellent access to moorland and river walks.

Chagford has many unique events including the two hills race, which takes place every may, a must for anyone who enjoys sports and a bit of friendly competition. A moorland hill race with over 1000ft of climb, The race takes in the two prominent hills which overlook the town, Meldon and Nattadon, and is a wonderful family day out, which epitomises the feel of the town. Chagford also has a wonderful primary school, and pre-school, as well as an excellent Montessori. Moretonhampstead also has a primary and pre-school as well as the facilities you would expect from a small town; post office, coop supermarket, newsagents, as well as a butchers, grocers and numerous cafes and pubs. The town has an annual carnival, which is a weeklong celebration with much of the town getting involved in the festivities. There is also a music day which usually takes place in June, with music celebrated with local acts performing the pubs and cafes.

There are many other picturesque villages in this area including Drewsteignton, Throwleigh, Gidleigh, South Zeal, South Tawton and North Bovey all of which Fowlers provide property services. Along with the great aray of villages up and down the Teign Valley for Dunsford past Bridford and Christow down to the Teign Village and beyond.

The Major Cathedral City of Exeter is close at hand providing a great range of international shops, brands and eateries.

We are always open for your property needs and look forward to welcoming you to the area and providing you with a quality bespoke property service.

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