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Menheniot, Cornwall PL14 4 bed house for sale
Menheniot, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14
£2,800,000
Menheniot, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14
£2,800,000
Our Summary
- The Farm BuildingsTrenodden Farm Buildings (Lot 1) lie to the west of the cottages with a dedicated access off the entrance drive and comprise a versatile mix of modern and traditional buildings presently in agricultural use, but maybe suitable for alternative uses or redevelopment, subject to planning
- quickerVerified Material InformationCouncil tax band: FTenure: FreeholdProperty type: HouseProperty construction: Standard formElectricity supply: Mains electricitySolar Panels: NoOther electricity sources: NoWater supply: Spring water and treated by a UV plantSewerage: Septic tankHeating: Central heatingHeating features: Wood burnerBroadband: ADSL copper wireMobile coverage: O2 - OK, Vodafone - OK, Three - OK, EE - OKParking: Garage, Gated, Driveway, Private, and RearBuilding safety issues: NoRestrictions - Listed Building: Grade 2Restrictions - Conservation Area: NoRestrictions - Tree Preservation Orders: NonePublic right of way: Yes: Details of footpath can be viewed on the Menheniot Parish WebsiteLong-term area flood risk: YesCoastal erosion risk: NoPlanning permission issues: NoAccessibility and adaptations: NoneCoal mining area: NoNon-coal mining area: YesEnergy Performance rating: FAll information is provided without warranty
Description
Trenodden Farm is a stunning, 17th-century farmstead situated in a picturesque setting in southeast Cornwall. The property comprises a Georgian farmhouse, six residential letting cottages, and a range of traditional and modern farm buildings. The farmhouse boasts four bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a lovely garden with a pond and parkland. The cottages are let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies and offer a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom accommodation. The farm buildings, which include a cattle shed, silage clamp, and corn store, offer a versatile mix of modern and traditional structures that could be adapted to various uses. The farm is surrounded by arable and pasture land, with an amenity woodland, and is situated just one mile from the village of Menheniot, which has a shop, pub, primary school, and church. The property offers a diverse income stream and is an ideal opportunity for a family or investor looking for a rural retreat with a strong agricultural heritage.