House For Sale £595,000
Best & final offers by Friday 26th March 2021 at noon
A charming traditional three bedroom Cornish farmhouse for improvement, complete with a useful range of outbuildings and set within 4.7 acres which include garden, yard and a 3.6 acre paddock. Quiet rural surroundings between iconic Porthleven and Helston.
Best & Final Offer Forms can be requested at
Once part of the local Penrose Estate, this character home has been partly modernised and updated but still offers scope for repair, refurbishment and remodelling. The ground floor consists of a generous reception hall, lounge, dining room and kitchen-breakfast room together with a shower room/WC. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a shower room/WC. Subject to planning there is scope for a fourth bedroom/study in an additional uninspected room. The house is warmed by oil-fired heating. Outside there is a range of former farm buildings comprising a 63ft long single storey milking parlour, three bay Dutch barn and a detached garage/workshop, all of which may have potential, subject to planning. The house has its own private garden and stands in a total plot of approximately 4.7 acres which includes the former farmyard and a 3.6 acre paddock within which is an Atlas Sorrento Super static home in need of repair, with electricity, disconnected water and drainage to the main septic tank.
The accommodation comprises (all measurements approximate):
Ground Floor
Reception Hall (16’5 x 17’7) with door to the front of the property, storage cupboard under stairway, radiator;
Lounge (19’6 x 12’11) with deep brick lined fireplace with woodburner on a granite and brick hearth, French doors opening to rear garden, window to front, beamed ceiling, radiator, four wall light points;
Dining Room (12’2 x 11’1) with double sliding doors from reception hall, deep storage cupboard, beamed ceiling, radiator, window to rear with window seat, further door opening into:
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (17’7 x 12’1) with range of modern base and wall cupboards with laminated worktops, including single drainer stainless steel sink unit, oil-fired Aga, beamed ceiling, window and door to rear garden, door to:
Inner Hall with staircase rising to first floor, door returning to reception hall, radiator;
Downstairs Shower Room/WC/Utility Room with close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, cupboard housing large hot water cylinder, floor standing oil-fired boiler heating domestic hot water and providing central heating, curtain shower base with shower.
First Floor
Landing with access to loft with pull down ladder to part boarded loft, window to front;
Bedroom One (13’2 x 8’8) part-sloping ceiling, exposed floorboards, radiator, built-in wardrobe cupboard, window to front with deep window sill;
Bedroom Two (13’3 x 10’3) with recessed storage cupboard, exposed floorboards, radiator, beamed ceiling, window to rear with deep window sill;
Bedroom Three (17’ x 12’) with ornate (disused) fireplace, recessed cupboard with shelving, bonnet ceiling, radiator, window to rear with deep window sill;
Shower Room (10’11 x 6’9) with close coupled WC, pedestal hand wash basin, corner shower cubicle with mixer shower, heated chrome towel rail, window to front, plumbing in place for a bath.
Outside
Gated access off Green Lane, opening into the grass and concrete former farmyard.
Former Milking Parlour (63’2 x 16’5) single storey, block built detached building with seven windows and two door openings.
Detached Garage/Workshop (28’9 wide x 16’9) block built with concrete floors, single up and over door, two windows, light and power, mezzanine storage area, door opening to rear.
Dutch Barn timber construction with concrete floors comprising three bays (58’6 x 24’3), (58’6 x 28’6) and (58’6 x 24’8).
To the immediate rear of the farmhouse there is an enclosed formal Garden that is south facing and comprises mature trees and shrubs around a sheltered lawn garden.
3.6 acre Paddock accessed from either the farmyard or via a gate off Green Lane. This gently sloping field extends to almost 4 acres. It is mainly stone hedged with a stock proof fence extending the length of the southern boundary. Positioned within the paddock is an Atlas Sorrento Super static home in need of repair, that has electricity (connected), water (currently disconnected) and drainage into the septic tank. It should be noted that no formal planning permission exists for the unit which has been in situ for almost 20 years.<br /><br />Praze Farm is settled within beautiful, peaceful countryside deep in the heart of West Cornwall. Porthleven, a historic fishing port popular amongst artists and crafts people alike, is but a mile away. Here there is a range of day to day amenities which include a primary school, a host of harbour side shops, galleries, eateries, the Ship Inn and of course the famous granite harbour which itself is very often photographed with waves breaking over the clock tower. Beyond the village you have fabulous coastal walks over to Rinsey Head on one side or through the tranquil Penrose Estate to Loe Bar.
Helston, home to the famous Furry Dance is 2 miles away, just off the A394. Here there is a much larger array of shops, banking and commerce facilities together with the hospital, Helston Community College and three supermarkets. The A394 provides quick and easy access along the south coast and to the County town of Truro 19 miles to the north-east.
A charming traditional three bedroom Cornish farmhouse for improvement, complete with a useful range of outbuildings and set within 4.7 acres which include garden, yard and a 3.6 acre paddock. Quiet rural surroundings between iconic Porthleven and Helston.
Best & Final Offer Forms can be requested at
Once part of the local Penrose Estate, this character home has been partly modernised and updated but still offers scope for repair, refurbishment and remodelling. The ground floor consists of a generous reception hall, lounge, dining room and kitchen-breakfast room together with a shower room/WC. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a shower room/WC. Subject to planning there is scope for a fourth bedroom/study in an additional uninspected room. The house is warmed by oil-fired heating. Outside there is a range of former farm buildings comprising a 63ft long single storey milking parlour, three bay Dutch barn and a detached garage/workshop, all of which may have potential, subject to planning. The house has its own private garden and stands in a total plot of approximately 4.7 acres which includes the former farmyard and a 3.6 acre paddock within which is an Atlas Sorrento Super static home in need of repair, with electricity, disconnected water and drainage to the main septic tank.
The accommodation comprises (all measurements approximate):
Ground Floor
Reception Hall (16’5 x 17’7) with door to the front of the property, storage cupboard under stairway, radiator;
Lounge (19’6 x 12’11) with deep brick lined fireplace with woodburner on a granite and brick hearth, French doors opening to rear garden, window to front, beamed ceiling, radiator, four wall light points;
Dining Room (12’2 x 11’1) with double sliding doors from reception hall, deep storage cupboard, beamed ceiling, radiator, window to rear with window seat, further door opening into:
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (17’7 x 12’1) with range of modern base and wall cupboards with laminated worktops, including single drainer stainless steel sink unit, oil-fired Aga, beamed ceiling, window and door to rear garden, door to:
Inner Hall with staircase rising to first floor, door returning to reception hall, radiator;
Downstairs Shower Room/WC/Utility Room with close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, cupboard housing large hot water cylinder, floor standing oil-fired boiler heating domestic hot water and providing central heating, curtain shower base with shower.
First Floor
Landing with access to loft with pull down ladder to part boarded loft, window to front;
Bedroom One (13’2 x 8’8) part-sloping ceiling, exposed floorboards, radiator, built-in wardrobe cupboard, window to front with deep window sill;
Bedroom Two (13’3 x 10’3) with recessed storage cupboard, exposed floorboards, radiator, beamed ceiling, window to rear with deep window sill;
Bedroom Three (17’ x 12’) with ornate (disused) fireplace, recessed cupboard with shelving, bonnet ceiling, radiator, window to rear with deep window sill;
Shower Room (10’11 x 6’9) with close coupled WC, pedestal hand wash basin, corner shower cubicle with mixer shower, heated chrome towel rail, window to front, plumbing in place for a bath.
Outside
Gated access off Green Lane, opening into the grass and concrete former farmyard.
Former Milking Parlour (63’2 x 16’5) single storey, block built detached building with seven windows and two door openings.
Detached Garage/Workshop (28’9 wide x 16’9) block built with concrete floors, single up and over door, two windows, light and power, mezzanine storage area, door opening to rear.
Dutch Barn timber construction with concrete floors comprising three bays (58’6 x 24’3), (58’6 x 28’6) and (58’6 x 24’8).
To the immediate rear of the farmhouse there is an enclosed formal Garden that is south facing and comprises mature trees and shrubs around a sheltered lawn garden.
3.6 acre Paddock accessed from either the farmyard or via a gate off Green Lane. This gently sloping field extends to almost 4 acres. It is mainly stone hedged with a stock proof fence extending the length of the southern boundary. Positioned within the paddock is an Atlas Sorrento Super static home in need of repair, that has electricity (connected), water (currently disconnected) and drainage into the septic tank. It should be noted that no formal planning permission exists for the unit which has been in situ for almost 20 years.<br /><br />Praze Farm is settled within beautiful, peaceful countryside deep in the heart of West Cornwall. Porthleven, a historic fishing port popular amongst artists and crafts people alike, is but a mile away. Here there is a range of day to day amenities which include a primary school, a host of harbour side shops, galleries, eateries, the Ship Inn and of course the famous granite harbour which itself is very often photographed with waves breaking over the clock tower. Beyond the village you have fabulous coastal walks over to Rinsey Head on one side or through the tranquil Penrose Estate to Loe Bar.
Helston, home to the famous Furry Dance is 2 miles away, just off the A394. Here there is a much larger array of shops, banking and commerce facilities together with the hospital, Helston Community College and three supermarkets. The A394 provides quick and easy access along the south coast and to the County town of Truro 19 miles to the north-east.
