Sold STC - 4 bed Barn Conversion

DETACHED CONVERTED BARN IN FABULOUS RURAL LOCATION WITH NO NEIGHBOURS Enjoying magnificent far reaching views over the surrounding countryside with complete privacy. Very attractive with handsome stone elevations and beautifully presented with light and airy rooms all enjoying the wonderful views. In a very peaceful setting, adjoining fields on three sides and sunshine all day. Three/four bedrooms, sitting room with woodburner, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and cloakroom/utility. Huge potential to extend if required. Delightful gardens with an array of mature plants, trees and shrubs and lots of sitting areas to enjoy the amazing views. Double glazing. Oil fired central heating. A superb lifestyle opportunity for those seeking total privacy yet within a very short drive of excellent village facilities at Polgooth and sandy beaches and lovely walks along the south Cornish coast. Internal viewing essential. Freehold. EPC - D, Council Tax Band D.

GENERAL COMMENTS

Lukes Barn is a very attractive detached converted barn located in a very quiet rural position on the outskirts of Polgooth. The location is very special, the whole property enjoys fabulous views over the surrounding countryside and is completely private - very difficult to find in today's market. Lukes Barn is within a short distance of Polgooth with its excellent facilities and has easy access to St Austell, Truro and the south coast. The accommodation is light and airy with well proportioned rooms, all enjoying the lovely rural views. There are three double bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor, the master has an en suite shower room and the guest bedroom has a fabulous vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses . The ground floor has a large sitting room with Clearview woodburner, dining room, well fitted kitchen, study (or fourth bedroom) and utility room/cloakroom with w.c. The ground floor has underfloor heating with conventional radiators upstairs. The whole property is beautifully presented throughout. Outside is a driveway that provides lots of parking and a very large garden that  is surrounded by fields and the views are magnificent. A terrace provides plenty of sitting out space and the property enjoys a very sunny aspect. Lukes Barn has oil fired central heating, double glazing, mains water and private drainage.

LOCATION

The village of Polgooth offers a popular local pub, post office and general stores whilst at the nearby St. Mewan there is a primary school and parish church. The property is also well placed for access to the south Cornish coast and much of the land in the area is owned and protected by the National Trust. Well known local attractions in the area include the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, the quaint harbour side village of Mevagissey and Charlestown as well as the beaches at Pentewan, Carlyon Bay and Porthpean. The nearest beach is a twenty minute bicycle ride along the Pentewan cycle trail. The town of St. Austell is less than three miles from the property whilst the city of Truro with its fine shopping centre is about thirteen miles away. Both offer a wide range of daily facilities including secondary schools and supermarkets. There is a main line railway link to London (Paddington) from Truro and St. Austell.

In greater detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):

KITCHEN/DINING ROOM (3.75m x 3.45m)

Half glazed stable entrance door. A light twin aspect room with windows enjoying far reaching views over the gardens and countryside beyond. Excellent range of solid wood shaker style base and eye level units, worktops with tiled splashbacks incorporating single stainless steel sink/drainer. Leisure range cooker with extractor hood above, integral Bosch dishwasher, space for tall fridge/freezer, Velux window. Spotlights. Tiled floor with underfloor heating.

DINING AREA (3.75m x 3.10m)

Window overlooking rear garden with countryside beyond. Spotlights. Tiled floor with underfloor heating. Door to inner hallway and glazed double doors opening to:

SITTING ROOM (5.39m x 3.75m)

Another light, twin aspect room with windows to front and rear enjoying the far reaching views. Glazed French doors opening into the rear garden and onto a large paved patio. Feature fireplace with Clearview woodburner, slate hearth, wooden lintel and stone surround. Television point. Underfloor heating.

INNER HALLWAY

Modern aluminium double glazed French doors opening onto a paved sun terrace and enjoying south facing views over the garden. Stairs to first floor. Underfloor heating. Doors to study/fourth bedroom and:

CLOAKROOM/UTILITY ROOM

Low level w.c, shaker style eye level units, worktop with single stainless steel sink and space and plumbing for washing machine below. Space for tumble drier. Low level w.c. Understairs storage cupboard. Telephone point. Tiled floor with underfloor heating. Extractor fan.

STUDY/BEDROOM FOUR (3.25m x 2.56m)

Window enjoying garden views. Built in bookcase and shelves. Television and telephone points. Spotlights. Underfloor heating.

FIRST FLOOR

Landing. Loft access. Glazed double window enjoying garden and countryside views affording plenty of natural light. Walk in storage cupboard housing oil fired boiler, Megaflow unvented hot water cylinder, manifolds for the ground floor underfloor heating. Light.

MASTER BEDROOM (3.86m x 3.24m)

Window overlooking the rear garden. Radiator. Door to:

EN SUITE

A half tiled room with white suite comprising low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, shower cubicle with fully tiled surround and Mira shower, extractor fan. Window to side enjoying garden and countryside views.

BEDROOM TWO (3.88m x 3.42m)

The largest bedroom with high ceiling and exposed roof trusses. Triple aspect with windows to front, rear and side enjoying panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and garden. Radiator.

BATHROOM (2.55m x 1.80m)

White suite comprising low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, panel bath with fully tiled surround and Mira shower over. Extractor fan, spotlights, electric shaving point. Spotlights. Heated towel rail. Spotlights. Window to front with blind.

BEDROOM THREE (3.13m x 2.55m)

Window to rear enjoying the views. Radiator. Spotlights.

OUTSIDE

Lukes Barn is approached from a quite country lane through double wooden gates into a large gravel driveway that provides parking for at least eight cars with ample space for a motorhome, trailers etc. There is potential to erect a garage subject to consent.
Large gardens surround the barn and adjoin open fields on three sides and there are fabulous far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The gardens enjoy a very sunny aspect and the rear of the barn faces west so enjoying sun until the very end of the day. Paved terraces are strategically positioned and provide lots of sitting out spaces to enjoy the views and sunshine. It is incredibly private and extremely peaceful and the natural habitat encourages lots of wildlife and birds to enjoy. The garden is enclosed within natural hedge and fenced boundaries so is extremely secure and safe for children and pets. The garden is mainly lawn with many mature shrubs and plants including camellias, rhododendrons, hydrangeas, mahonia and lots of colour. On the lower lawn is a wooden summerhouse and to the side a pretty stone outbuilding. There are attractive stone retaining walls around the barn and wide paved pathways that also provide sheltered sitting out spaces.

SERVICES

Mains water and electric. Private drainage. Oil central heating.

N.B

The electrical circuit, appliances and heating system have not been tested by the agents.

VIEWING

Strictly by Appointment through the Agents Philip Martin, 9 Cathedral Lane, Truro, TR1 2QS. Telephone: 01872 242244 or 3 Quayside Arcade, St. Mawes, Truro TR2 5DT. Telephone 01326 270008.

DIRECTIONS

Proceeding from Truro to St. Austell along the A390 turn right at Hewaswater alongside Ivor Toms garage. Continue along this road for a short distance take the next right hand turning alongside Hewaswater Engineering and proceed to the next crossroads. At the crossroads go straight across and continue along this road for about a mile and a quarter to a point known as five turnings (on the brow of the hill). Take the second left and Lukes Barn will be found after a short distance on the left hand side.