This charming Grade 2 Listed house, built in the Tudor Gothic style, is nestled in the Conservation Area of St Germans and boasts a traditional stone barn and large gardens. The property, originally constructed in 1860 as a police house, is in need of renovation and improvement, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of history. With its limestone dressings, mullion windows, and arched entrance doorway, the house is a true architectural delight. The property features a reception hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, study/bedroom 3, laundry/wc, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom. The two-storey stone barn, with a maximum external measurement of 672 square feet, has a covenant restricting its use to storage and similar purposes. The extensive gardens offer a sunny west aspect and ample space for a kitchen garden. The property is situated close to the railway station, St Germans Sailing Club, and the Port Eliot Estate, with its fabulous Grade 1 Listed Priory and House. The area offers a range of amenities, including a mainline railway station, community shop, primary school, doctors' surgery, and a sailing club.