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7 Acre Homestead With Multiple Dwellings and Income, Lowertown, Helston, Cornwall, TR13

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Beautifully presented Cornish Homestead within the secluded Cober valley
  • Approximately seven acres of gardens, woodland, orchard, vineyard and former paddocks
  • Characterful four-bedroom principal residence, Lowena
  • Extensively renovated three-bedroom cottage, Harveys House, with established holiday letting potential
  • Self-contained one-bedroom guest accommodation and collection of four timber lodges including Harveys Lodge
  • Traditional barn, workshops and extensive outbuildings offering exceptional versatility
  • Beautifully landscaped gardens with mature planting, terraces and charming courtyard setting
  • Established holiday accommodation providing attractive lifestyle and income potential
  • Flexible opportunity for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or home working
  • Peaceful rural setting within easy reach of Helston, Porthleven, the Helford River and the Lizard Peninsula

Description

A SECLUDED COBER VALLEY RETREAT COMBINING CHARACTER, PRIVACY, ACREAGE AND AN ESTABLISHED HOLIDAY BUSINESS

HARVEY’S HOMESTEAD

Tucked away within the peaceful hamlet of Lowertown, Harveys Homestead is a distinctive Cornish property offering a rare combination of privacy, character, versatility and established income potential. Nestled within the secluded Cober Valley, the property enjoys a tranquil setting where the River Cober, mature woodland and the historic railway viaduct create a beautiful natural backdrop that changes with the seasons.

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Set within approximately seven acres of varied grounds, including gardens, woodland, an orchard, vineyard and former paddocks, Harveys Homestead has been carefully developed by the current owners into a versatile home with successful holiday accommodation. The property offers flexible living for families, multi-generational occupation or those looking to continue the established holiday letting business.

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Arranged around a central courtyard are three separate dwellings: the four-bedroom main house, Lowena; Harveys House, a detached three-bedroom cottage currently run as a successful holiday let; and Harveys Lodge, a self-contained one-bedroom lodge providing additional guest or family accommodation. A range of barns, workshops, timber buildings and outbuildings provide useful storage, workspace and flexibility for a variety of uses.

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Approached via a quiet bridleway and private drive, Harveys Homestead enjoys a peaceful and private setting while remaining within easy reach of Helston and the south Cornish coast. Whether as a family home, for multi-generational living or to continue the established holiday letting business, it offers an appealing combination of rural living and income potential.

LOWENA

Occupying the centre of the holding, Lowena is a welcoming family home that combines traditional Cornish character with practical modern living. Exposed timbers, natural stonework and vaulted ceilings retain the property's original charm, while generous glazing brings plenty of natural light into the principal rooms and frames views across the surrounding gardens and countryside.

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The kitchen and dining room form the heart of the home, providing a comfortable space for everyday family life and entertaining. A wood-burning stove creates a welcoming focal point, complemented by handcrafted cabinetry and generous preparation space. From here, the accommodation flows into an impressive vaulted reception room centred around a feature fireplace, with doors opening directly onto a terrace and herb garden, creating an easy connection between the house and the garden.

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The bedroom accommodation has been arranged to provide flexibility for modern family life. The principal bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom with spa bath and walk-in dressing room, while three further bedrooms, including one with a balcony overlooking the gardens, are served by a family bathroom and cloakroom. Each bedroom enjoys views across the gardens, woodland or surrounding countryside.

HARVEY’S HOUSE

Set within the wider small holding, Harveys House enjoys a private and peaceful position while remaining connected to the surrounding property. Thoughtfully renovated by the current owners, this detached cottage has been carefully updated to create a comfortable and characterful home.

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Combining traditional features with modern living, the accommodation includes exposed beams, vaulted ceilings and well-designed, light-filled spaces. The open-plan kitchen and sitting room, complete with log-burning stove, provides a welcoming country living area, while three individually styled bedrooms, including one with a unique mezzanine level, offer flexible accommodation.

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Harveys House has also been successfully established as a holiday let, providing the opportunity to continue an existing income stream or use the property as independent guest accommodation, a second home, or additional family space. The thoughtful renovation and attention to detail throughout reflect the care taken to create a warm and inviting cottage.

HARVEY’S LODGE AND TIMBER LODGES

Positioned within the grounds of the main house, Harveys Lodge provides a private and self-contained one-bedroom retreat, offering additional flexibility alongside the main accommodation.

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Designed with comfort and practicality in mind, the lodge features an open-plan living space with sitting area and kitchen, together with a generous contemporary shower room. Its peaceful setting allows guests to enjoy the surrounding countryside, making it a comfortable base for couples looking for a quiet rural stay.

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In addition, three timber lodges are currently used for storage and workspace. These versatile buildings provide valuable additional facilities, with potential for a range of uses including studios, offices, hobby rooms or alternative accommodation, subject to any necessary consents.

GARDENS AND GROUNDS

The grounds extend to approximately seven acres and provide a varied and private setting of gardens, woodland, productive areas and natural landscape.

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Immediately surrounding Lowena, well-maintained lawns, mature planting and terraces create a series of sheltered spaces for outdoor enjoyment and entertaining. Harveys House benefits from its own private one-acre garden, with lawns, established planting, woodland, and a spa area beneath a pergola, complete with an eight-person wood-fired hot tub, outdoor shower and log store. The central courtyard provides generous parking and connects the principal buildings in a practical arrangement.

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The grounds also provide a haven for wildlife, with deer, owls, bats, dragonflies, butterflies, frogs and a wide variety of native birdlife regularly seen throughout the gardens and surrounding areas. Beyond the formal gardens, the landscape extends to gently sloping pasture, established woodland, an orchard, vineyard and former paddocks. Mature trees, including a magnificent walnut and an established olive tree, sit alongside the vineyard, which has been carefully developed by the current owners and adds a distinctive feature to the grounds.

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The River Cober runs quietly through the valley below, with the historic viaduct providing a striking backdrop. A former quarry at the edge of the grounds adds further character and reflects the property's connection with the surrounding Cornish landscape.

OUTBUILDINGS

The property benefits from a useful collection of ancillary buildings, providing valuable additional space for storage, workspace and a variety of practical uses.

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A substantial detached barn provides generous storage and workshop space, while further workshops, sheds and storage buildings support the day-to-day upkeep of the grounds and provide room for equipment, machinery and recreational use. Together with the timber lodges, these buildings offer considerable flexibility for a range of requirements throughout the small holding.

LOCATION

Lowertown is a peaceful rural hamlet situated just moments from the market town of Helston, one of Cornwall’s oldest and most characterful communities. The town offers a good range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, schools and everyday amenities, while retaining its traditional Cornish charm. Trannack Primary School is also within easy reach, making the location well suited to families.

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The nearby harbour village of Porthleven is renowned for its working harbour, restaurants, galleries and coastal walks, while the Lizard Peninsula provides access to some of Cornwall’s finest beaches, countryside and opportunities for walking, sailing and paddleboarding. The Helford River is also within easy reach, offering further opportunities to enjoy the surrounding coastline and countryside.

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Despite its peaceful valley setting, Harveys Homestead is well placed for exploring the wider county, making it suitable as a permanent home, second home or holiday destination.

Services

Mains electricity and water, Private drainage serves the property. Lowena benefits from oil-fired central heating, Harvey’s House is heated via an air source heat pump and Harvey’s Lodge is served by electric heating.

Agents Notes

Further EPC's are available for other properties within the small holding. Land Plan is approximate and for identification purposes only. Lowena is assessed for Council Tax purposes. Harveys House is currently operated as holiday accommodation and qualifies for Small Business Rates Relief.

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7 Acre Homestead With Multiple Dwellings and Income, Lowertown, Helston, Cornwall, TR13

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Monthly repayments£6,770
Property: £ 1,350,000
Deposit: £ 135,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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About Jackson Stops, Cornwall

45 Lemon Street, Truro, TR1 2NS

Our office in Cornwall is conveniently located on the charming Lemon Street in Truro. Since its inception in February 2000, we have garnered vast experience in successfully marketing a diverse range of properties throughout the length and breadth of the picturesque county of Cornwall.

As seasoned specialists in Cornish property transactions, we have an impressive track record in facilitating the buying and selling process for a variety of property types, including:

Prominent locations for these coveted Cornish properties encompass Rock, Padstow, and St Ives along the North Coast, whilst popular choices on the more tranquil South Cornish Coast include the sheltered harbours of Fowey, St Mawes, Falmouth, and the tranquil Helford River.

Rich in both culture and natural splendour, Cornwall boasts over 400 miles of breathtaking coastline, offering some of the UK's most stunning beaches, including Daymer Bay, Polzeath, Harlyn, Constantine, and the iconic Kynance.

From the thrill of North Coast's famed surfing beaches to the South Coast's serene yachting haven, Cornwall provides an array of premium locations that meet a variety of buyer preferences, be they coastal villages, peaceful creeks, or the expansive, undulating countryside.

While we primarily cater to the local market, a significant portion of our operations involves the sale of coastal retreats, second homes, and holiday complexes to buyers from the Home Counties seeking their slice of the Cornish paradise.

Our seasoned team of directors bring extensive experience from the property markets of Warwickshire, the Home Counties, and London. Their expertise in managing a wide variety of properties and a plethora of unique situations is unparalleled.

Our professional and committed team boasts an impressive 100 years of combined estate agency acumen, with the majority of this expertise originating from the dynamic Cornish property market.

The Cornwall office's reach is further strengthened by our eight other West Country offices, part of an expansive network of over 40 national offices, including eight in London.

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