House For Sale £1,000,000
Welcome to Fairfield House, St Germans, we understand the house was constructed in 1863 by the Great Western Railway Company and is a fabulous example of the architecture of this time. The property sits within established walled gardens and enjoys elevated views towards the upper reaches of the river Lynher and across to Sheviock Woods.
This home is perfect for families embracing a desirable village location. Its architecture and interior combine luxury, comfort, and history, with an unrivalled touch of character.
Spanning over 5000 sq ft with 4 reception rooms, 7 bedrooms on the first floor, servant's quarters and fantastic entertaining space throughout, Fairfield House is a grand village home to be proud of.
Ground floor
Approaching Fairfield House, you’ll immediately notice the striking landscaped front garden, drive and parking for 4 to 5 cars plus the L Shared Conservatory which gives stunning views over towards the river Lynher.
As you walk into the property, you will find the main living room with a second reception room again which is used as a dining room. The living room with its stripped pine floors, dual-aspect sash windows and open marble fireplace, ceiling rose and coving is perfect for spending time with family or friends after a busy day. The second reception room also benefits from many of the same features as the living room and makes the perfect dining room.
The third reception is currently used as an office, with a sash window with solid shutters and stripped pine flooring. A fourth reception is set up as another lounge again two sash windows with built-in shutters and a wood-stripped floor.
Towards the rear and side of the property lies the kitchen, 2 pantries, downstairs bathroom and utility room. The kitchen, itself combines character with practicality. A range of base and wall wooden units, space for a large dining table, a large Smeg triple oven range cooker, with 7 ring hob.
To the left side of the property, you will find a large utility room, one with a fine example of an old Jones and Campbell - Larbert Range. Alongside the utility room, are 2 walk-in pantries.
Also on the ground floor is a shower room with WC, and stairs leading down to a cellar with several separate cellar rooms.
First floor
The half-turn staircase leads up to the first floor from the entrance hallway. There are Six bedrooms on the first floor plus servant quarters, perfect for a teenager that needs his own space.
The master bedroom itself has ample space, even if the new owner wanted to create a master bedroom which would compose an ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe by combining two bedrooms into one.,
The true beauty of Fairfield House is that no matter where you are, you’re treated to space at every turn. Each of the remaining five bedrooms on this floor is a spacious double. You will also find a ‘Jack n Jill’ bathroom with one of these double bedrooms. If not required as bedrooms for immediate family, these spaces would be ideally suited as guest rooms, an office/remote working space.
Also on the floor, you will find the servants' quarter, this would have been part of the house that would have contained staff accommodation. The property also boasts a servant's staircase. The servants' quarter is made up of a lounge, with a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. This would make a perfect area for a teenager or au pair.
Ground and Gardens
To the front garden is the drive, with parking for up to 5 cars.
To the south-facing side of the house, is a lovely covered area, with a view over the Lynher estuary, perfect for dining al fresco in the summer.
At the rear of the property is an extensive lawned area which offers a blank canvas for keen gardeners. Children and pets will love the size of the garden, with loads of room for trampolines or a full-sized football goal.
Fairfield House is a truly wonderful family home, nestled in the lovely village of St Germans. With a tight-knit community, excellent local schools and local amenities on your doorstep, we think it’s the perfect place to call home.
Properties of this stature do not come to the market very often, so we don’t expect this property to remain on the market for long, so book your viewing today by calling us directly on .
About the area
Things to do and amenities:
Coast, city or country? You’re never far from either in St Germans, with winding lanes and rolling green space on your doorstep, and the beautiful River Tiddy, which is part of the beautiful estuary of the Lynher, which goes on to join the river Tamar near Saltash.
St Germans itself has a community shop and post office, affording plenty of opportunities to become part of the village’s tight-knit community. Its pub, The Eliot Arms, is only a short walk away. St Germans are known for the Port Eliot Estate, with the gardens and house now open to the public, here you will find the Stableyard café, which is another nice café to meet neighbours and friends.
For larger supermarkets, a Co-op, Morrisons and Aldi can be reached in around 15 minutes in Liskeard, or if you prefer Waitrose in Saltash can be reached in around 15 minutes as well. Liskeard also offers an abundance of activities for children, including numerous parks, leisure centres and a scout hut. You will find a hospital, doctors and dentist surgeries, and various pubs, bars and restaurants in the town - so you’re never far from everything your busy family needs.
20 minutes drive from St Germans is Looe, a quintessential seaside town with lots to offer for families. If you’re a fan of seafood, be sure to visit some of Looe’s quayside eateries for shellfish - or fish and chips - watching the boats sail in with their catch of the day.
Transport:
Despite its rural setting, travelling and commuting from Fairfield House is made effortless by a fantastic network of public transport options. St Germans Railway Station is a short walk away, with train services running regularly to London Paddington, Penzance, Looe, Plymouth and Cardiff. With direct access across Cornwall, London and South Wales every day by rail, getting to work or visiting friends and family couldn’t be simpler.
If you’re travelling internationally, you can catch short-haul flights from Newquay Airport (50 minutes away), and Exeter Airport can be reached in just over an hour.
St Germans itself is very well-connected by road, with journeys into Liskeard or Looe only 15 minutes in either direction. You can also drive into Plymouth in around 30 minutes.
Schools:
St Germans itself lies within proximity to some renowned education establishments. St Germans Primary school, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, is just a few minutes walk from Fairfield House.
For secondary-aged children, Looe Community College is around 15 minutes from the property by car, and Liskeard School and Community College are around 20 minutes away. Both are also rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted.<br /><br />
This home is perfect for families embracing a desirable village location. Its architecture and interior combine luxury, comfort, and history, with an unrivalled touch of character.
Spanning over 5000 sq ft with 4 reception rooms, 7 bedrooms on the first floor, servant's quarters and fantastic entertaining space throughout, Fairfield House is a grand village home to be proud of.
Ground floor
Approaching Fairfield House, you’ll immediately notice the striking landscaped front garden, drive and parking for 4 to 5 cars plus the L Shared Conservatory which gives stunning views over towards the river Lynher.
As you walk into the property, you will find the main living room with a second reception room again which is used as a dining room. The living room with its stripped pine floors, dual-aspect sash windows and open marble fireplace, ceiling rose and coving is perfect for spending time with family or friends after a busy day. The second reception room also benefits from many of the same features as the living room and makes the perfect dining room.
The third reception is currently used as an office, with a sash window with solid shutters and stripped pine flooring. A fourth reception is set up as another lounge again two sash windows with built-in shutters and a wood-stripped floor.
Towards the rear and side of the property lies the kitchen, 2 pantries, downstairs bathroom and utility room. The kitchen, itself combines character with practicality. A range of base and wall wooden units, space for a large dining table, a large Smeg triple oven range cooker, with 7 ring hob.
To the left side of the property, you will find a large utility room, one with a fine example of an old Jones and Campbell - Larbert Range. Alongside the utility room, are 2 walk-in pantries.
Also on the ground floor is a shower room with WC, and stairs leading down to a cellar with several separate cellar rooms.
First floor
The half-turn staircase leads up to the first floor from the entrance hallway. There are Six bedrooms on the first floor plus servant quarters, perfect for a teenager that needs his own space.
The master bedroom itself has ample space, even if the new owner wanted to create a master bedroom which would compose an ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe by combining two bedrooms into one.,
The true beauty of Fairfield House is that no matter where you are, you’re treated to space at every turn. Each of the remaining five bedrooms on this floor is a spacious double. You will also find a ‘Jack n Jill’ bathroom with one of these double bedrooms. If not required as bedrooms for immediate family, these spaces would be ideally suited as guest rooms, an office/remote working space.
Also on the floor, you will find the servants' quarter, this would have been part of the house that would have contained staff accommodation. The property also boasts a servant's staircase. The servants' quarter is made up of a lounge, with a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. This would make a perfect area for a teenager or au pair.
Ground and Gardens
To the front garden is the drive, with parking for up to 5 cars.
To the south-facing side of the house, is a lovely covered area, with a view over the Lynher estuary, perfect for dining al fresco in the summer.
At the rear of the property is an extensive lawned area which offers a blank canvas for keen gardeners. Children and pets will love the size of the garden, with loads of room for trampolines or a full-sized football goal.
Fairfield House is a truly wonderful family home, nestled in the lovely village of St Germans. With a tight-knit community, excellent local schools and local amenities on your doorstep, we think it’s the perfect place to call home.
Properties of this stature do not come to the market very often, so we don’t expect this property to remain on the market for long, so book your viewing today by calling us directly on .
About the area
Things to do and amenities:
Coast, city or country? You’re never far from either in St Germans, with winding lanes and rolling green space on your doorstep, and the beautiful River Tiddy, which is part of the beautiful estuary of the Lynher, which goes on to join the river Tamar near Saltash.
St Germans itself has a community shop and post office, affording plenty of opportunities to become part of the village’s tight-knit community. Its pub, The Eliot Arms, is only a short walk away. St Germans are known for the Port Eliot Estate, with the gardens and house now open to the public, here you will find the Stableyard café, which is another nice café to meet neighbours and friends.
For larger supermarkets, a Co-op, Morrisons and Aldi can be reached in around 15 minutes in Liskeard, or if you prefer Waitrose in Saltash can be reached in around 15 minutes as well. Liskeard also offers an abundance of activities for children, including numerous parks, leisure centres and a scout hut. You will find a hospital, doctors and dentist surgeries, and various pubs, bars and restaurants in the town - so you’re never far from everything your busy family needs.
20 minutes drive from St Germans is Looe, a quintessential seaside town with lots to offer for families. If you’re a fan of seafood, be sure to visit some of Looe’s quayside eateries for shellfish - or fish and chips - watching the boats sail in with their catch of the day.
Transport:
Despite its rural setting, travelling and commuting from Fairfield House is made effortless by a fantastic network of public transport options. St Germans Railway Station is a short walk away, with train services running regularly to London Paddington, Penzance, Looe, Plymouth and Cardiff. With direct access across Cornwall, London and South Wales every day by rail, getting to work or visiting friends and family couldn’t be simpler.
If you’re travelling internationally, you can catch short-haul flights from Newquay Airport (50 minutes away), and Exeter Airport can be reached in just over an hour.
St Germans itself is very well-connected by road, with journeys into Liskeard or Looe only 15 minutes in either direction. You can also drive into Plymouth in around 30 minutes.
Schools:
St Germans itself lies within proximity to some renowned education establishments. St Germans Primary school, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, is just a few minutes walk from Fairfield House.
For secondary-aged children, Looe Community College is around 15 minutes from the property by car, and Liskeard School and Community College are around 20 minutes away. Both are also rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted.<br /><br />
