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£3,250,00011 bedroom detached house for sale
Marhamchurch, Bude, Cornwall, EX23
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Detached house
11 beds
9 baths
7.44 acre(s)
EPC rating: B
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Basic 9Mbps *
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Beautifully restored family home
- Additional selection of ancillary accommodation
- Main house with four reception rooms and four bedrooms (two en suite)
- Further outbuildings
- Mature, established formal gardens, two large natural wildlife ponds & wildflower meadow
- Outdoor entertaining areas and terraces
- In all about 7.44 acres
- EPC Rating = B
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A beautifully restored family home with several additional dwellings, surrounded by rolling countryside and within close proximity to the coast.
Description
Waterstone is nestled in the tranquil, rolling hills of the Cornish countryside, positioned at the end of a long private drive just four miles from the coast and near the village of Marhamchurch.
This secluded property is located in a sheltered valley with stunning views across the surrounding countryside and towards the Atlantic Ocean. Nearby is the charming coastal town of Bude, accessible by a scenic walk along a picturesque canal. Bude, situated on Cornwall’s North coast, is renowned for its beaches, surf, and rugged coastline. Within a ten-minute drive, you can reach beaches like Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth, and Summerleaze, each known for their surfing spots and beachside culture.
The area offers numerous independent dining options, ranging from seaside bistros and canal barge cafés to upscale restaurants serving freshly caught seafood, traditional pub fare, and gourmet vegetarian dishes.
Waterstone is ideally located to explore the attractions of Cornwall and Devon, including the Eden Project, Lanhydrock House, and Tintagel Castle.
Additionally, the area offers activities such as sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and visiting Bude Sea Pool.
The Southwest Coast Path provides access to hiking along scenic cliffs, beaches, and through woodlands. Local amenities include bicycle rentals, golf, and minigolf.
Waterstone House
This carefully restored property was originally a farm and a range of outbuildings, abandoned since 1948 and dating back to the 15th century. Now transformed into a beautiful family home, it includes several additional dwellings and holiday accommodations, all set in an unspoiled and private environment.
Waterstone House is surrounded by mature grounds with ancient oak trees and lovely views stretching down to the sea at Widemouth Bay.
The property features a thatched roof with oak trusses and beams throughout. The core of the property is the lovely dining hall which gives access to all the rooms in the house. There is a welcoming kitchen/living room which enjoys views down the valley towards Widemouth Bay and features a designer handmade kitchen, Esse Ironheart wood-burner, and access to a rear terrace with a covered seating area.
An inviting sitting room has a wood-burning stove in one direction from the dining hall and in the other, is a home office with further study beyond.
The beautifully appointed bedrooms, two with en-suites and a further bathroom are accessible via two solid oak staircases.
The Wishbone
The Wishbone is a charming conversion of a former 19th century coach house that retains its rustic charm while offering modern comforts.
The first floor features an open-plan kitchen/sitting room with oak trusses and a bedroom beyond. There is also a shower room and separate WC. On the ground floor, there is a large studio space, perfect for a home office, gym, or yoga studio.
The enclosed private garden includes space for outdoor dining and a hot tub.
Wonnacott
Wonnacott is a delightful property with an open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room featuring a vaulted ceiling on the upper floor with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside to the sea.
On the ground floor, there are two bedrooms, both en-suite; one with a bathroom and the other with a shower room. The property also boasts outdoor amenities, including a sauna, outdoor shower, and outdoor kitchen/BBQ house.
Still House
Still House is a luxurious ranch style dwelling designed with the appearance of a mid-west property. It exudes rustic charm, with an open plan living space with kitchen. Beyond is a bathroom and bedroom. Both the living space and bedroom opens on to an extensive stoop-style veranda with hot tub that leads to a pretty orchard.
Tinker
Tinker is a fascinating, underground bothy burrowed into the landscape. This unique property features a Kitchen/sitting/dining room with a Franklin stove and a fully equipped kitchen. A corridor leads to a bedroom and separate bathroom, housed in separate showman wagons. Outside, there is a hot tub and a meadow overlooking the Cornish hills.
The Old Granary & Lofty
The Old Granary is a self-contained accommodation with a sitting room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor of a former outbuilding, serving as an annexe to the main house.
The first floor is accessed by external steps leading to Lofty, a well-designed one-bedroom flat. The ground floor also includes garaging and workshop space and The Old Granary and Lofty are designed so that, subject to necessary consents, they could be expanded into a larger two storey building.
Outbuildings
In addition to the extensive range of dwellings, the property includes useful outbuildings such as garage space, workshops, storage areas, a thatched shed with utilities, log stores, and an open barn for machinery storage.
Gardens and Grounds
Waterstone is set in beautiful natural surroundings, combining formal garden spaces with unspoiled wild areas.
Beyond the gardens lies a wildflower meadow and two natural ponds, providing a haven for wildlife, including otters, ducks, geese, and moorhens.
The property, situated in a natural cleft in the valley, is further protected by paddocks extending to the north. The grounds total about 7.44 acres.
Square Footage: 8,848 sq ft
Acreage: 7.44 Acres
Directions
Postcode: EX23 0HF
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Description
Waterstone is nestled in the tranquil, rolling hills of the Cornish countryside, positioned at the end of a long private drive just four miles from the coast and near the village of Marhamchurch.
This secluded property is located in a sheltered valley with stunning views across the surrounding countryside and towards the Atlantic Ocean. Nearby is the charming coastal town of Bude, accessible by a scenic walk along a picturesque canal. Bude, situated on Cornwall’s North coast, is renowned for its beaches, surf, and rugged coastline. Within a ten-minute drive, you can reach beaches like Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth, and Summerleaze, each known for their surfing spots and beachside culture.
The area offers numerous independent dining options, ranging from seaside bistros and canal barge cafés to upscale restaurants serving freshly caught seafood, traditional pub fare, and gourmet vegetarian dishes.
Waterstone is ideally located to explore the attractions of Cornwall and Devon, including the Eden Project, Lanhydrock House, and Tintagel Castle.
Additionally, the area offers activities such as sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and visiting Bude Sea Pool.
The Southwest Coast Path provides access to hiking along scenic cliffs, beaches, and through woodlands. Local amenities include bicycle rentals, golf, and minigolf.
Waterstone House
This carefully restored property was originally a farm and a range of outbuildings, abandoned since 1948 and dating back to the 15th century. Now transformed into a beautiful family home, it includes several additional dwellings and holiday accommodations, all set in an unspoiled and private environment.
Waterstone House is surrounded by mature grounds with ancient oak trees and lovely views stretching down to the sea at Widemouth Bay.
The property features a thatched roof with oak trusses and beams throughout. The core of the property is the lovely dining hall which gives access to all the rooms in the house. There is a welcoming kitchen/living room which enjoys views down the valley towards Widemouth Bay and features a designer handmade kitchen, Esse Ironheart wood-burner, and access to a rear terrace with a covered seating area.
An inviting sitting room has a wood-burning stove in one direction from the dining hall and in the other, is a home office with further study beyond.
The beautifully appointed bedrooms, two with en-suites and a further bathroom are accessible via two solid oak staircases.
The Wishbone
The Wishbone is a charming conversion of a former 19th century coach house that retains its rustic charm while offering modern comforts.
The first floor features an open-plan kitchen/sitting room with oak trusses and a bedroom beyond. There is also a shower room and separate WC. On the ground floor, there is a large studio space, perfect for a home office, gym, or yoga studio.
The enclosed private garden includes space for outdoor dining and a hot tub.
Wonnacott
Wonnacott is a delightful property with an open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room featuring a vaulted ceiling on the upper floor with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside to the sea.
On the ground floor, there are two bedrooms, both en-suite; one with a bathroom and the other with a shower room. The property also boasts outdoor amenities, including a sauna, outdoor shower, and outdoor kitchen/BBQ house.
Still House
Still House is a luxurious ranch style dwelling designed with the appearance of a mid-west property. It exudes rustic charm, with an open plan living space with kitchen. Beyond is a bathroom and bedroom. Both the living space and bedroom opens on to an extensive stoop-style veranda with hot tub that leads to a pretty orchard.
Tinker
Tinker is a fascinating, underground bothy burrowed into the landscape. This unique property features a Kitchen/sitting/dining room with a Franklin stove and a fully equipped kitchen. A corridor leads to a bedroom and separate bathroom, housed in separate showman wagons. Outside, there is a hot tub and a meadow overlooking the Cornish hills.
The Old Granary & Lofty
The Old Granary is a self-contained accommodation with a sitting room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor of a former outbuilding, serving as an annexe to the main house.
The first floor is accessed by external steps leading to Lofty, a well-designed one-bedroom flat. The ground floor also includes garaging and workshop space and The Old Granary and Lofty are designed so that, subject to necessary consents, they could be expanded into a larger two storey building.
Outbuildings
In addition to the extensive range of dwellings, the property includes useful outbuildings such as garage space, workshops, storage areas, a thatched shed with utilities, log stores, and an open barn for machinery storage.
Gardens and Grounds
Waterstone is set in beautiful natural surroundings, combining formal garden spaces with unspoiled wild areas.
Beyond the gardens lies a wildflower meadow and two natural ponds, providing a haven for wildlife, including otters, ducks, geese, and moorhens.
The property, situated in a natural cleft in the valley, is further protected by paddocks extending to the north. The grounds total about 7.44 acres.
Square Footage: 8,848 sq ft
Acreage: 7.44 Acres
Directions
Postcode: EX23 0HF
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