Elegant Grade II Listed late Georgian country residence with extensive grounds and fine general purpose building

Situation - The approach to Trelean Farmhouse is from Steppy Downs Road over a entrance lane which passes through fields before reaching the 'hamlet' of Trelean.

Trelean Farmhouse House stands on the south-eastern edge of the 'hamlet' being a cluster of the farmhouse and several quality traditional stone barn conversions. It is situated in a pleasant and sought after rural area about 2 miles to the south-east of Hayle where there are junctions onto the A30(T). Both the north and south coasts are accessible with renowned beaches at Gwithian Towans, Carbis Bay and St. Ives on the north coast and Mounts Bay with St. Michaels Mount and Praa Sands on the south coast. From Hayle or St. Erth there are railway stations on the London Paddington line.

Description - Trelean Farmhouse presents an aesthetically attractive period country residence within extensive and mature gardens and grounds. The house is Listed Grade II as a Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest and on the listing is believed to date from circa 1830s and is therefore of either late Georgian or early Victorian origins. It offers well-presented accommodation which nicely blends modern living day standards with the original feel of the house.

The entrance is to a Hallway off which there are turning balustrade stairs to the first floor and doors to the two main downstairs rooms being a Kitchen and Dining Room and a fine Drawing Room with fireplace with ornate timber surround and housing a wood-burner with recessed shelving to either side, opposite recessed shelving, window-seats and part glazed door to the garden.

Off the Kitchen is a useful Utility Room with further sink, storage cupboards and plumbing for washing machine, and a fully tiled Shower Room with quadrant shower with splashback tiling, wc and pedestal washbasin.

On the first floor, around a central balustrade Landing, are four Bedrooms, all with pleasant outlooks and an impressive contemporary Bathroom with a free-standing bath, walk-in tiled shower, close coupled modern wc and suspended washbasin, contemporary radiator, downlighters and uplighters and window-seat.

The Garden And Grounds - Adjacent to the house are stone chipped car parking and turning areas sand level lawn gardens with Cornish hedge and mature tree lined borders.

These extend to the east where there is a further extensive area of garden/orchard with apple trees and various other shrubs and trees. Around the boundaries are mature deciduous trees completing the overall atmosphere.

General Purpose Building - Situated to the south of the house in separate enclosure is a fine steel clear span portal frame 6 bay General Purpose Building about 90' x 50' with timber clad elevations, corrugated fibre cement roof and skylights.

Viewing - Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags' Truro office on[use Contact Agent Button].

Directions - Travelling westbound on the A30 (T), by pass Camborne and Redruth and continue on to Loggans Moor roundabout at Hayle. Take the fourth exit towards Hayle and after a short distance at the roundabout, turn left towards Fraddam. Drive up the hill, under the railway bridge and out of the town. After about 2 miles, at the junction, turn right onto the B3302 towards Hayle. After about ? mile, ignore the turning to the left towards Townshend and SLOW DOWN. After a short distance, turn left (un-signposted) beside the red post box into a stone lane which leads to Trelean Farmhouse. (This is not the future access lane to Trelan Farmhouse).

Services - Mains electricity connected. Private bore hole water supply. Private shared drainage. Oil-fired central heating. TV and telephone points.

Tenure And Service Charges - The property is held on a Freehold basis and we understand there is an maintenance charge for the up keep of the shared private drainage system and access lane.