Irstead House is a unique and characterful property, built in the late 1950s and once featured in an architectural magazine for its innovative design. The property has remained in the same family since its construction and has a rich local history, having been used as a doctor's surgery in the past. The property is situated in a peaceful and discreet lane in Stratton, surrounded by mature gardens and established trees, with views of the surrounding countryside and the historic church. The property offers a generous amount of space, with versatile ground-floor living areas and large picture windows, providing a perfect foundation for a striking renovation. The property also has the benefit of Outline Planning Permission for the construction of a separate single dwelling on the land south of the existing house, offering future owners the opportunity to unlock additional value or create space for relatives. With its heritage, space, and long-term potential, Irstead House represents an exceptional opportunity to secure a unique home in a peaceful and picturesque location, with easy access to Bude, Stratton Hospital, schools, amenities, and the stunning North Cornwall coastline.