Our Summary

Its layout, range of structures and setting provide significant scope for a variety of uses, from continued agricultural activity to renovation, redevelopment or multi generational living, all within one of Cornwall’s most desirable countryside locations

For the sale, the property is being presented as one large house, with clear scope to reintegrate the two units into a single 5–6 bedroom family home

At the heart of the farmstead is an attractive courtyard of traditional stone barns, arranged around a sheltered yard and comprising both single and two storey structures that retain significant character and conversion potential (subject to consents)

Description

Treburthes Farm is a 14-acre rural property on the Roseland Peninsula in Cornwall, featuring two dwellings and a collection of traditional and modern buildings. The property includes a substantial farmhouse, currently arranged as two adjoining three-bedroom dwellings, which offers excellent flexibility for multi-generational living or rental use. The farmhouse retains its original character and is complemented by a large, enclosed walled garden.

The farmstead also features a courtyard of traditional stone barns, two additional stone barns, and substantial timber-framed modern barns suitable for a wide range of future uses. The property benefits from a range of infrastructure, including mains electricity, a private drainage system, and direct water supply from South West Water mains. The farm track and parking area offer convenient access to the property, with additional amenities including a designated public footpath and nearby mainline rail services.

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