Land For Sale £275,000
Opportunity to convert a modern building into a contemporary residence of some 2,743 sq ft (GIA) with half an acre. Head of valley position. Hall, 4 beds each with bath facilities, snug/cinema rm, utility rm, kitchen & dining rm, living rm, double car port. Extensive grounds. Freehold. 0.50 of an Acre
Situation - The approach to Carthew Barn is over a long, attractive private and shared tarmac and stone driveway through mainly wooded grounds.
Carthew Barn stands at the head of the River St Austell Valley, on the edge of the farmstead, in a fine elevated and south-easterly facing position.
Carthew Barn is well positioned to access the town of St Austell about 3 miles to the south and also the A30(T) at Innis Downs Roundabout about 5 miles to the north. St Austell offers a comprehensive range of schooling, shopping, banking and recreational facilities and amenities and within the town is a station on the London Paddington line.
The Barn And Adjoining Land - The 7 bay open fronted barn, with concrete floor, is of clear span timber-framed construction with timber side cladding and box profile metal roof sheeting.
Outside are extensive areas which extend to about half an acre.
Town And Country Planning - Prior approval was granted by Cornwall Council on 19th December 2022 under Class Q, Part 3 of Schedule II of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 reference PA22/09808 for the conversion of the barn to create a fine modern four bedroom residential dwelling of some 2,743 sq ft (gia) and adjacent double car port.
A copy of the relevant planning documentation and associated drawings are available on request from Stags' Truro office or can be viewed at .
The accommodation under the current approval is shown on the attached floor plan.
Plans And Drawings - The plans and drawings attached to these particulars are for identification purposes only and are not to scale.
Rights Of Way - The approach to the property will be over a granted private right of way.
Viewing - Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags' Truro office on[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - On entering St Austell from Truro on the A390, turn left towards the China Clay Museum onto the B3274. Drive straight over the two sets of traffic lights, follow the road sharply round to the left and drive out of the town passing under the railway viaduct. Drive up through the valley and Ruddlemoor. Pass the entrance to Wheal Martyn Museum and Country Park on the left and the entrance to Carthew Farm will then immediately be seen on the left-hand side where there is a wide cut granite splayed and pillared entrance. Drive up the hill, pass the waterwheel on the left and continue to the top of the hill. Bear to the right and continue onto the stone lane beyond the gate. Follow the road around to the left and Carthew Barn will be seen to the front.
Services - Water: It is envisaged that the purchaser will sink a bore hole within the grounds.
Electricity: There is a mains electricity supply close by for reconnection.
Drainage: Private drainage systems will be necessary and these are to be contained within the boundaries of the property.
The availability for connection of services has not been checked or tested.
Situation - The approach to Carthew Barn is over a long, attractive private and shared tarmac and stone driveway through mainly wooded grounds.
Carthew Barn stands at the head of the River St Austell Valley, on the edge of the farmstead, in a fine elevated and south-easterly facing position.
Carthew Barn is well positioned to access the town of St Austell about 3 miles to the south and also the A30(T) at Innis Downs Roundabout about 5 miles to the north. St Austell offers a comprehensive range of schooling, shopping, banking and recreational facilities and amenities and within the town is a station on the London Paddington line.
The Barn And Adjoining Land - The 7 bay open fronted barn, with concrete floor, is of clear span timber-framed construction with timber side cladding and box profile metal roof sheeting.
Outside are extensive areas which extend to about half an acre.
Town And Country Planning - Prior approval was granted by Cornwall Council on 19th December 2022 under Class Q, Part 3 of Schedule II of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 reference PA22/09808 for the conversion of the barn to create a fine modern four bedroom residential dwelling of some 2,743 sq ft (gia) and adjacent double car port.
A copy of the relevant planning documentation and associated drawings are available on request from Stags' Truro office or can be viewed at .
The accommodation under the current approval is shown on the attached floor plan.
Plans And Drawings - The plans and drawings attached to these particulars are for identification purposes only and are not to scale.
Rights Of Way - The approach to the property will be over a granted private right of way.
Viewing - Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags' Truro office on[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - On entering St Austell from Truro on the A390, turn left towards the China Clay Museum onto the B3274. Drive straight over the two sets of traffic lights, follow the road sharply round to the left and drive out of the town passing under the railway viaduct. Drive up through the valley and Ruddlemoor. Pass the entrance to Wheal Martyn Museum and Country Park on the left and the entrance to Carthew Farm will then immediately be seen on the left-hand side where there is a wide cut granite splayed and pillared entrance. Drive up the hill, pass the waterwheel on the left and continue to the top of the hill. Bear to the right and continue onto the stone lane beyond the gate. Follow the road around to the left and Carthew Barn will be seen to the front.
Services - Water: It is envisaged that the purchaser will sink a bore hole within the grounds.
Electricity: There is a mains electricity supply close by for reconnection.
Drainage: Private drainage systems will be necessary and these are to be contained within the boundaries of the property.
The availability for connection of services has not been checked or tested.
