St Erth, Hayle TR27

In a most idyllic and peaceful spot, between St Hilary and St Erth, is this formidable five-bedroom dormer bungalow sitting in over five acres of grounds that boast beautiful, rural views across rolling fields and in one direction towards Godolphin Hill.

Approached via a long, wooded lane and a private driveway, the property provides ample parking on a large, gravelled parking area backed by a large double garage and offers owners a very high degree of privacy.

Crossing tiered, lawned gardens, there is an enclosed patio garden to the front of the property that brings you into the spacious entrance hallway.

Off the entrance hallway in one direction is the large sitting room with the majority of one wall being glazed, including large French doors out to the enclosed patio garden. Sliding doors and a couple of steps down lead you into the hub of this home: a dining area that sits centrally between a large kitchen and a further garden room/snug that has floor-to-ceiling glazing to two elevations.

The kitchen stretches along the rear of the property with a large, picture window that looks out across the gardens belonging to the property, and has a separate utility/laundry room with a handy boiler room at one end that then leads out to a further side patio garden, which leads on to the fields.

On the other side of the property, on the ground floor, is a large master bedroom with an en suite shower room and an entire wall of built-in wardrobes with views out to the front garden. There is a further possible bedroom on this floor, or if not needed, it would be a fantastic additional reception room as it enjoys blissful rural views towards Godolphin Hill in the distance. Finishing this floor’s accommodation is a modern, stylish family bathroom with a wonderful double-ended bath and built-in storage.

On the first floor, the feeling of light and space continues, thanks partly to the spacious landing with a Velux rooflight and space for seating, bookcases, etc. Off this informal reception space are two very large bedrooms with sloping ceilings and large Velux rooflights that allow you to look out over rolling fields in every direction. The bedrooms offer built-in eaves storage cupboards, and there is a third bedroom on this floor that would make a desirable double or a spacious home office! There is also a WC on this floor for added convenience.

Outside, this property really comes into its own, with a variety of very attractive expansive gardens, a gently undulating meadow with recently planted trees, a separate field, and even the remains of the old miller's house on the edge of the meadow. The owners have created a safe, enclosed area of garden close to the property, which is fenced with gates on either side for pets, and offers seating, a pergola and some of the best countryside views on offer.

At the top of the meadow is a lawned area with a large timber-built workshop with mains power, beyond which an opening in the Cornish hedge then leads into the front garden area for the dwelling. The front garden is lawned with various trees and shrubs, and as well as a paved patio garden to the side of the property, there is a five-bar gate at the top of this garden giving alternative access out to the lane.

This property is an exceptional opportunity to own land in a rural and very private idyll, just 10 minutes drive from Marazion, and approximately 15 minutes drive from both Praa Sands or Hayle on the North coast.

In a very peaceful and pretty location partway between St Hilary and St Erth, this property is almost equal distance from the North and South coasts of Cornwall (roughly 15 minutes drive each way).

The historic and tranquil village of St Erth is centred around the village church which is believed to date back to the 15th century. The village itself, with its active community, offers an excellent traditional public house along with a Post Office/village store, Methodist hall and primary schooling. Good commuter links are provided by the nearby train station which links into St Ives and Penzance as well as the A30. The nearby town of Hayle is a short distance away, as are the golden sandy beaches at Gwithian and Godrevy.

Built-in hallway storage cupboard. Wooden floor. Low-level radiators.

Large sitting room with floor-to-ceiling glazing at one end with uPVC double glazed French doors out. Wooden floor. Low-level radiators. Sliding door and two steps down to:

Range of base and wall units with a mix of tiled and laminate worktops with a stainless steel sink and drainer with tiled splashbacks. Space for a freestanding fridge/freezer and cooker. Timber, double glazed window looking to rear. Vinyl floor. Radiator. Open to:

Dining area at one end of the kitchen with a timber, double glazed window to rear. Vinyl floor. Radiator. Double doors through to:

Dual aspect room with floor-to-ceiling glazing to two elevations including a large double glazed door leading out. Feature wall of exposed granite. Vinyl flooring.

Space and plumbing for laundry appliances or dishwasher with worktop over and wall units. Tiled floor.

Room housing Worcestor oil boiler.

Double glazed with sliding doors out to garden. Tiled floor.

Large double bedroom with large built-in wardrobes, timber double glazed windows to front and wooden floors. Low-level radiator. Door to:

Suite comprises a shower enclosure with a mixer shower with tiled surround, wash basin and WC. Timber, double glazed window. Vinyl floor. Radiator.

Large double bedroom that is currently configured as a pool/games room. Timber double glazed window to side with views toward Godolphin Hill. Carpet. Low-level radiator.

Large bathroom with suite comprising of double-ended bath with mixer shower over, wash basin and WC. Built-in storage cupboard with shelving. Timber double glazed window. Vinyl flooring. Radiator.

Large landing with large Velux rooflight. Carpet. Radiator.

Large, dual-aspect double bedroom with two large Velux windows with elevated rural views. Built-in eaves storage cupboard. Carpet. Radiator.

Large, double bedroom with large Velux window with views of Godolphin Hill. Two built-in eaves storage cupboards. Carpet. Radiator.

Double bedroom with timber double glazed window with pretty rural views. Carpet. Low-level radiator.

WC and wash basin. Built-in storage with shelving. Vinyl floor.

Tiered, lawned gardens with a driveway running up one side to the property and to large wooden gates leading out to the lane. There are shrubs and trees dotted around the lawn with the parking area and garage below.

Large double garage with uPVC double glazed window and door to side. Two up and over doors to front. Store room area to the rear of the garage.

Immediately outside the sitting room and main entrance is an enclosed paved, patio garden with gates to either side for security of pets and/or children. Steps lead up to one side of this area to a lawned garden reaching up to hedging where a five-bar gate leads out to the lane. An opening in the side hedge leads through to further garden with a timber-built workshop with mains power. This area continues on to:

Gravelled with paved patio area, and a pond. There is a gate that leads through to the fenced field area for pets.

Gently undulating field of meadow grass that runs downhill to an area where trees are planted, and a walkway leads around to the lane back up to the property. There are the remains of an old miller's house at the base of this field consisting of granite end walls; offering some potential subject to any consents or planning.

Fenced and lawned garden area with a timber pergola and seating offers a secure and private space for enjoying the rural views.

A separate field adjacent to the property is also laid to grass and bordered by hedging with trees. Currently open on to the lane, but could be enclosed easily offering potential uses for equestrian or similar.

Property Type & Construction: Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed) | Electric: Mains | Water: Mains | Drainage: Private septic tank | Heating: Oil central heating with radiators | Broadband: ADSL | Mobile Coverage: Networks likely available are Vodafone and EE with O2 and Three being limited | Parking: Driveway for mutliple vehicles, double garage | Restrictions/Covenants: No | Rights of Way/Easements: Neighbour has right of access through lane | Flood Risk: No | Coastal Erosion Risk: None | Planning Permission: None | Accessibility/Adaptations: None | Coalfield/Mining Area: Historic tin mining area | AONB/Conservation Area/Listed: No | Local Authority: Cornwall County Council | Property orientation from front: South-East | Viewings - By appointment via Andrew Exelby Estate Agents - 01736 697414

RENTAL POTENTIAL:

To discuss the long-term, residential rental potential of this property, or any other, please contact Whitlocks in Penzance who will be able to guide you through the process. Their telephone number is 01736 369296.

DISCLAIMER:

These sales particulars should act as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested services, appliances, and/or specific fittings. Some data above is dependant upon third party suppliers and responses were correct at the time of listing. Measurements and floorplans are a guide and should not be relied upon for carpets, furnishings, etc. If there are any important matters, which are likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing this property.