Detached house for sale in Sherwell, Callington PL17

Discover a remarkable opportunity with this stunningly presented barn conversion, set amidst approximately 6 acres of meticulously maintained land. Nestled within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a unesco World Heritage Site, this property offers an unparalleled blend of tranquility and natural splendor, boasting breathtaking rural vistas spanning across the picturesque Tamar Valley and Dartmoor.

Originally converted around 2000, this home has undergone extensive enhancements by its current owners, including the recent addition of a charming detached annexe with holiday let permissions, ensuring both comfort and versatility.

Step inside through the inviting solid oak front door to find a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout. The dual aspect open plan kitchen and dining area features a bespoke solid wood kitchen, accentuated by granite and wooden worktops, ample storage, and modern conveniences including a utility area with a Butler sink and plumbing for a dishwasher. The living room, accessed through fully glazed French doors, showcases panoramic views and a cozy wood burner fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings.

Ascending the stairs from the living room, discover two double bedrooms and a refurbished bathroom adorned with Velux windows framing the scenic countryside.

Notably distinctive in layout, the property includes a beautifully refitted cloakroom/shower room, leading to a galleried landing and a spacious triple aspect master bedroom with its own oak exterior door.

Outside, the allure continues with additional accommodation options including a renovated barn, ideal for a home office, studio, or gym, alongside a practical utility and boot room. A newly converted detached annexe offers versatile studio accommodation with its own shower room and kitchen facilities, ideal for guests or rental income.

The outdoor space is equally captivating, featuring a private garden with panoramic rural views and a illuminated pathway leading to the expansive land. A separate entrance provides direct vehicular access to the well-maintained paddock and stable block, comprising four loose boxes, a tack room, and storage facilities with power, light, and water connections. Beyond lies a naturalized meadow and mature woodland, complete with a picturesque stream as a natural boundary, spanning approximately 6 acres in total.

This property represents a rare opportunity for those seeking a lifestyle immersed in natural beauty and tranquility. We invite you to experience this impressive home firsthand and envision the endless possibilities of countryside living. Schedule your viewing today to discover the essence of this exceptional property.This property offers seclusion with amazing views of Devon & Cornwall. Only 3.6 miles away is the village of Gunnislake with its general store, doctor's office, and access to a branch railway station that leads to Plymouth.
The property is also within a 10/15 min walk to the banks of the river Tamar via Greenscombe Wood/Luckett Nature Reserve and the current vendors have access through a private gate. The riverside path here (Tamar Valley Discovery Trail) is now Stage 4 of the newly completed Tamara Coast to Coast pathway that links North/South Cornwall and completes a circular coastal path of the entire county.
Following the river, you can comfortably walk to Gunnislake and beyond and, in the opposite direction, there's a very picturesque 40 minute walk via Luckett to Horsebridge where you can cross the historic bridge over the river Tamar into Devon . . And a good village pub!
For more facilities, such as schools up to a-level standard, doctor's offices, dentists, and veterinarians, there is the nearby town of Callington at 3.4 miles away.
Tavistock, near the Dartmoor National Park, is 8 miles away and has a Pannier Market and the famous Mount Kelly public school.
Heading south is the port city of Plymouth with a mainline railway station, deep water marina, and frequent ferry services to northern France and Spain. To the north is the town of Launceston, with access to the
A30 highway that links to Truro, Penzance, Exeter and Newquay, where there is an airport.