This most attractive farmhouse dates back many centuries and has a wealth of stunning character features and is well configured as a spacious family home with a very practical layout. Our clients have lived in the property for many years and have improved it to what is now a superb residence which is well worthy of an internal viewing. With plenty of space outside, private gardens and a small paddock the property would suit a wide range of buyers including those who wish to keep animals, make the most of the superfast broadband by working from home or wish to escape to the open terrain of Bodmin Moor which is on the doorstep of this impressive home.

Internally, the accommodation comprises of a welcoming reception porch which leads into the hallway. The lounge is a large room which is dominated by the feature granite fireplace with wooden lintel above. Sitting on a slate hearth is a wood burning stove with wooden lintel and adjacent is a built in TV corner storage plinth. The kitchen/dining room is a superb family space with a real sociable feel. The dining area has a wall length granite inglenook fireplace. At the side are two shelved recesses, both of which have inset lighting, one has an attractive arched granite lintel and the other, being a clome oven has a honeycomb stone effect within. These features which were uncovered by our clients has helped reclaim and illustrate the historic significance of the property. The kitchen is well equipped with a luxury range of cream units with a composite working surface. Included in the sale are many integrated appliances such as two electric ovens, an induction hob and extractor canopy above, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. Adjacent to the kitchen is a ground floor shower room/WC, utility room and a boot room. Concluding the ground floor is the home office and play room.

On the first floor, the long landing has access to all four bedrooms. The master bedroom suite has a range of cupboards and wardrobes and a superb en-suite shower room/WC with double shower tray. Bedroom two has a large walk in wardrobe which holds potential to become an en-suite if needed. Bedrooms three and four both have built in storage and are well suited as children’s bedrooms. The family bathroom/WC has a large bath and a separate shower cubicle.

The property has the benefit of oil fired heating which is underfloor downstairs and to radiators upstairs. The external windows are UPVC double glazed. There is recessed downlighting throughout providing a contemporary feel and slate flooring.

Externally, the property is accessed via a five bar gate which opens into the driveway which is flanked by an attractive stone wall, there is off road parking for many vehicles. At the side, a derelict stone barn is situated which holds great potential to be re-built into storage or ancillary accommodation, subject to obtaining all the necessary consents. A large wooden outbuilding features two loose boxes and a hay barn. At the other end is a secure workshop/storage barn with power and light. There are many outside taps around the exterior of the building. The gardens that surround the farmhouse are most attractive, the main garden is sunken and predominately laid to lawn. In the corner, a wooden gazebo frame provides welcome shade and shelter and has power and a fixed outdoor heater. A productive area comprises of a vegetable garden with poly tunnel and greenhouse. A few steps away is the small paddock which is gently sloping with room for keeping pet animals. From the top of the paddock is a far reaching view over the surrounding landscape.

The property is in the Parish and within a couple of miles from Altarnun which is arguably one of the most attractive villages in north Cornwall. The village has the church of St. Nonna at the centre, which is known as the "Cathedral on the Moors". The church tower is one of the tallest in the county and has the attractive watercourse of Penpont Water at its foot trickling by. Village facilities in Altarnun include a Post Office and general store, county primary school, Parish Church and at five lanes the King's Head public house has an excellent local reputation for bar food. The village hall has plenty of clubs and associations including an active indoor bowls club, local amateur dramatics, local history group as well as for the younger generation the village has a youth group and brownies. For those with outdoor interests, the rugged terrain of Bodmin Moor can be reached easily offering miles and miles of open terrain, a real haven for dog walkers, climbers, hikers and indeed horse riders.

The A30 dual carriageway which is positioned within two miles from the property runs to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. Regarded as the 'Gateway to Cornwall' the market town of Launceston has a range of educational, recreational, commercial and leisure facilities, as well as a Norman Castle and attractive town centre.

For further communications the Cathedral City of Exeter is approximately 50 miles distance, or about an hour's drive and has a more extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities, as well as access to the M5 motorway, mainland rail network to London (Paddington) and further north. Exeter is served by an excellent regional international airport. The continental ferry port and city of Plymouth is approximately 28 miles from the property and again offers extensive facilities as well as regular cross channel ferry services to France and Spain.
From Launceston Town Centre proceed along the A388 (Western Road). Upon reaching the Pennygillam Roundabout take the first left hand exit signposted towards Bodmin. Continue along the A30 dual carriageway Westbound for approximately 9 miles taking the exit towards Five Lanes, Altarnun and Trewint. Follow the signs into the village of Altarnun continuing through the village and past the Church on the left hand side. Continue out of the village and through Treween taking the left hand turn at the T junction towards Camelford. Upon reaching the Rising Sun Public house turn left and continue for approximately half a mile. Immediately after the bridge turn left signposted South Carne, continue for a further half a mile and the property will be clearly marked on the right hand side.