Set within approximately 1.66 acres of mature and well-established grounds, The Granary is a characterful former barn conversion, understood to have been converted over 25 years ago, enjoying a peaceful rural position within the hamlet of Clubworthy. The property offers generous and versatile accommodation arranged over two floors, combining rustic charm with excellent scope for further enhancement.

The ground floor centres around a spacious kitchen/dining area, well suited to everyday living and entertaining, complemented by a range of ancillary spaces including utility facilities and useful storage. The layout flows well, with the accommodation offering flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyle requirements.

To the first floor, the property opens into an impressive vaulted lounge, featuring exposed beams and a wonderful sense of volume and light. Juliet balconies from both the lounge and the principal bedroom further enhance the feeling of connection with the surrounding gardens. The accommodation provides three bedrooms in total, together with two shower rooms, arranged to suit family living or those seeking a countryside retreat with space to host guests.

Overall, the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial rural home with character, privacy and excellent outdoor space, while also presenting potential for further refinement or adaptation, subject to any necessary consents.

The Granary is approached via a gravelled driveway providing ample off-road parking. The grounds extend to approximately 1.66 acres, incorporating mature gardens, a variety of outbuildings, and gently informal landscaped areas, all bordered by established trees and shrubs creating a high degree of privacy. EPC TBC. Council Tax Band E.

The property enjoys a peaceful rural location on a quiet parish road in the hamlet of Clubworthy which falls within the sought after parish of North Petherwin. The small village of North Petherwin is approximately 4 miles distant with its church, well-respected primary school and thriving village hall. The self-contained village of Whitstone is approximately 4 miles to the north of the property with its post office/general store catering for day to day needs. The former market town of Launceston, known as the Gateway to Cornwall is approximately 8 miles. At Launceston there is access to the vital A30 trunk road which links to the cathedral city of Exeter with its superb range of shopping facilities including department stores, mainline railway station serving London Paddington, access to the M5 motorway network and well respected international airport. The popular North Cornish coastal resort of Bude is some 12 miles to the north with a wide range of activities including extensive sandy beaches, cliff land walks, 18 hole links golf course and access to the A39 trunk road, the Atlantic Highway.

Directions
From our Bude office, head south along Queen Street and turn right into Lansdown Road, before turning left onto The Strand. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Bencoolen Road which then continues and becomes Stratton Road/A3072. Proceed through the next roundabout and, at the following roundabout, take the second exit onto the A3072/A39. After a short distance, turn right onto Hospital Road, continuing to follow the A3072 for just over 2.5 miles. Turn right at Red Post onto the B3254 and follow the road for 6.5 miles taking the next right. Continue along this road for just after 1.5 miles whereupon the entrance to The Granary will be found on the right hand side with a Bond Oxborough Phillips for sale board clearly displayed.