Detached house for sale in Latchley, Gunnislake, Cornwall PL18

Superb example of a Victorian Church nestled in the picturesque Tamar Valley | Breathtaking views in a secluded, tranquil setting | Set within 7 acres with additional log cabin | Presented in excellent condition throughout with meticulous attention to detail | Ample off-road parking, along with garaging and workshop space | EE Rating - D

Location

Thimble Hall is situated on the outskirts of the unspoilt village of Latchley set in the Tamar Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a unesco World Heritage Site. The property enjoys panoramic views of the Tamar Valley and occupies a commanding position above the River Tamar. Steeped in 18th Century mining history the gorgeous Tamar Valley is renowned for Salmon fishing, walking and kayaking and empties into Plymouth Sound with all its yachting facilities. The village of Gunnislake with Post Office, two general stores, a Co-Op fuel station / mini-market, health centre, public houses and railway station which offers a regular service into Plymouth is only 2 miles away.

The market town of Tavistock is around 6.5 miles and offers a range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities alongside the renowned private and independent Mount Kelly School. The city of Plymouth, 19 miles offers a full range of social, commercial and shopping facilities including Intercity Rail link and continental ferry port.

Description

Nestled in the picturesque Tamar Valley, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a World Heritage Site, Thimble Hall offers a unique blend of history, tranquility, and modern comfort. The renovated Victorian Church boasts a charming log cabin and sits within over 7 acres of land.

From its elevated position, the property affords breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, creating a serene and idyllic atmosphere. The elegant kitchen / diner, four bedrooms, three bathrooms and two reception rooms are thoughtfully designed to complement the character of the property while providing contemporary living spaces. The interior features superb fitment and finish, reflecting meticulous attention to detail and maintaining the property in excellent condition.

Surrounded by its own pastureland, the property ensures privacy and seclusion, with no near neighbours. Additionally, the property offers ample off-road parking, along with garaging and workshop space, catering to practical needs without compromising on aesthetics or convenience.

Whether enjoying the stunning vistas, exploring the nearby natural wonders, or simply relaxing in this tranquil setting, this property offers a truly exceptional living experience.

Accommodation

The property is accessed via arched wooden door into: -

Entrance vestibule

Stone slab floor and Oak beams with door leading into: -

Ground floor hallway

Doors to two bedrooms and steps up to the sitting room. English handmade Oak staircase leading to first floor. Ground level lights and under stair storage. Five windows to the front elevation. Spotlights.

Bedroom two

Two windows to the rear elevation. Oak beams and Oak skirting.

Shower room

Large walk-in shower having tiled floor and surround with inset shelving and glass panel, waterfall shower head and side jets. Porcelain Belfast style sink set on wooden cupboard with tiled surround and individual taps. Low level W.C., shaver point and tiled floor with underfloor heating.

Bedroom three

Two windows to the rear elevation.

Three steps leading up to double doors giving access to: -

Sitting room

A light and airy room having Church style windows and exposed stonework. Oak beams, feature chandelier, wall lights and inset spotlights. High level glass panel to Master bedroom. Door leading to turret. Opening with Oak beam and steps leading down to: -

Study

Two windows to the rear. Wood burner set in fireplace with tiled hearth and granite surround.

From the sitting room a door to the turret gives access to granite staircase having cast iron rails leading down to lower ground floor level. Exposed beams, windows and chandelier.

Kitchen / dining room

Open plan with exposed Oak beams. The dining area has slate floor, wood burner inset in fireplace with granite surround. Door leading to rear lobby. The kitchen has a range of handmade bespoke units with Italian marble work surfaces and inset Belfast sink. Integrated Neff microwave, Neff oven and Everhot large oven with extractor fan over and lighting, Oak surround and tiled splash backs. Wine fridge which can be set to the right temperature for red or white wines. Space for fridge freezer, integrated dishwasher, slate tiled floors and breakfast bar. Door to walk-in larder cupboard with handmade shelving and automatic light. Door into:-

Entrance vestibule

Slate floors, space for cloak area and door to outside.

Rear lobby

Dual aspect windows, slate tiled floors and wooden arched door to the side. Door to W.C. And: -

Boiler room

Space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. Arched window to the side and slate tiled floors.

W.C.
Two dual aspect arched windows. Low level W.C. With high level cistern and pedestal wash hand basin with mixer taps. Slate tiled floor.

Bespoke handmade staircase rises from the ground floor hallway to the first floor landing. Pulley rope for the Church bells which are in working order.

First floor landing

Three arched windows with lights. Oak beams, chandelier, spotlights and ground floor lighting.

Master bedroom

Exposed Oak beams, Oak skirting and window with integrated blinds having outstanding countryside views to the rear elevation. Walk-in “his and her” built-in English Oak wardrobes with shelving and storage. Glass panel looking over the lounge with valley views. Ground level lights and spotlights. Door to:-

En-suite

Small window to the rear elevation. Large walk-in “his and her” shower with two rainfall shower heads, glass door and tiled splash backs. “His and her” wash hand basins with mixer taps sat on storage cupboards, mirror over with lights and shaver point. Low level W.C. Heated towel rail, extractor fan, underfloor heating, tiled floor and loft hatch. Spotlights.

Bedrooom four

Windows to the rear elevation.

Bathroom

Arched window to the side. Freestanding cast iron roll top bath with shower attachment, wash hand basin with mixer taps and low-level W.C. Heated towel rail, extractor fan, tiled floor with under floor heating, chandelier and Oak beams. Part height wooden paneling.

Outside

The property is approached through a double gate onto paved driveway providing ample parking with slope leading down to two separate garage buildings of stone construction with pitched roofs.

Garage building one

Two single garages with wooden doors. Shelving, power and light connected.

Garage building two

Comprising one double and one single garage with wooden doors. The double garage is currently used as a playroom with window to the rear elevation. Power and light connected.

Gardens

Adjacent to the parking area is a raised bed with mature shrubs and lawn area bordered by low stone wall. An established Wisteria is currently growing around the turret on the front elevation.

The low maintenance gardens wrap around to the side, laid to lawn with a range of mature shrub borders.

At the rear is a level walled terrace garden with complete privacy and a stunning view of the
adjoining Tamar Valley

From the rear there is an arched gate providing access to two further outbuildings and The Lodge.

Plant room

Stone construction with slate pitched roof and wooden doors. This building houses the Biomass heating system. Two windows to the front elevation.

Fuel store

Space for 6 tons of pellets for the Biomass heating system.

The lodge

A stunning solid Oak log cabin quietly tucked away with its own private entrance, private garden and decking wrapping around with steps leading down to a further area and small covered seating area taking in the stunning valley views. A door leads to the kitchen area with base units having worktop with inset sink. Walk-in shower cubicle with glass door. Door leading to low level W.C. Wood burner on slate hearth. Room for double bed. Services connected. The Lodge is currently utilised as a holiday unit and generates a substantial annual income due to its popularity.

The land

The land extends to approximately 7 acres with its own private entrance and access. The land could be utilised for those wanting to be self-sufficient or start their own smallholding or equestrian use. Stone built tractor shed with power and water connected.

Services

Mains water and electricity. Biomass boiler providing central heating and hot water. Private sewerage to two septic tanks serving the house and The Lodge respectively.

Council tax band
G

agents note

Please note internal photos were taken in May 2023.

EE rating
D

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Easements, wayleaves & rights of way
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Boundaries

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