£400,000
3 bed detached house for saleChurchtown, Redruth, Cornwall TR15
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Grade II listed historic cottage (circa early 1700s)
For Sale Private Treaty
No Onward Chain
Wealth of original features including fireplace and bread oven
Detached outbuilding with multiple uses (STP)
Garage, gated access, and mature gardens
Scope to enhance and modernise further
Exquisite Grade II Listed “Chocolate Box” Cornish Cottage
Offered for sale by Private Treaty through Stratton Creber, proud sole selling agents, Trelowen presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine historic significance. Combining charm, heritage and an exceptional setting, this enchanting Cornish retreat offers a truly unique lifestyle in one of Cornwall’s most desirable locations.
Trelowen is a truly captivating Grade II listed Cornish cottage, believed to date back to the early 18th century and offering all the charm, character and authenticity one would expect from a quintessential “chocolate box” home. Originally forming part of a traditional farmhouse, this remarkable property is steeped in history, with every room telling a story of its heritage. From the impressive inglenook-style fireplace with its original bread oven to the beautifully preserved front door featuring distinctive ironwork believed to have originated from a local church, period features abound throughout.
The interior exudes warmth and character, blending historic charm with comfortable living. A collection of inviting reception rooms creates welcoming spaces for both everyday life and entertaining, while the former dairy, now thoughtfully repurposed as the ground floor bathroom, provides a fascinating link to the cottage’s agricultural past. Throughout the home, an exceptional preservation of original features delivers a timeless appeal rarely found in properties of this nature.
The enchanting gardens perfectly complement the cottage’s character, creating a private and idyllic setting. Mature hedging surrounds the grounds, offering a high degree of seclusion while enclosing well-maintained lawns, established planting and colourful seasonal displays. The gardens reflect years of careful stewardship and thoughtful landscaping, providing a peaceful outdoor sanctuary with features such as traditional drainage systems discreetly incorporated into the grounds.
Further enhancing the property is a detached stone outbuilding, sympathetically renovated to provide additional accommodation. Complete with its own facilities, this versatile space is ideally suited for use as guest accommodation, a creative studio, home office or hobby room, whilst remaining in keeping with the character and charm of the main residence. A substantial garage provides further practicality and convenience.
Ideally situated within the highly sought-after landscapes of West Cornwall, Trelowen enjoys a location that is both tranquil and accessible. The area is renowned for its spectacular coastline, rolling countryside and rich cultural heritage. The golden beaches and artistic attractions of St Ives are within easy reach, while the historic harbour town of Penzance and Cornwall’s iconic mining landscapes, recognised as a unesco World Heritage Site, are also close by. An abundance of coastal and countryside walks can be enjoyed nearby, offering an outstanding lifestyle immersed in Cornwall’s natural beauty.
Please note that an aml fee is chargeable to the buyer once an offer is accepted to cover the cost of carrying out the required identity and anti-money laundering checks. Once these checks have been completed, the fee cannot be refunded, even if the property purchase does not go ahead.
Offered for sale by Private Treaty through Stratton Creber, proud sole selling agents, Trelowen presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine historic significance. Combining charm, heritage and an exceptional setting, this enchanting Cornish retreat offers a truly unique lifestyle in one of Cornwall’s most desirable locations.
Trelowen is a truly captivating Grade II listed Cornish cottage, believed to date back to the early 18th century and offering all the charm, character and authenticity one would expect from a quintessential “chocolate box” home. Originally forming part of a traditional farmhouse, this remarkable property is steeped in history, with every room telling a story of its heritage. From the impressive inglenook-style fireplace with its original bread oven to the beautifully preserved front door featuring distinctive ironwork believed to have originated from a local church, period features abound throughout.
The interior exudes warmth and character, blending historic charm with comfortable living. A collection of inviting reception rooms creates welcoming spaces for both everyday life and entertaining, while the former dairy, now thoughtfully repurposed as the ground floor bathroom, provides a fascinating link to the cottage’s agricultural past. Throughout the home, an exceptional preservation of original features delivers a timeless appeal rarely found in properties of this nature.
The enchanting gardens perfectly complement the cottage’s character, creating a private and idyllic setting. Mature hedging surrounds the grounds, offering a high degree of seclusion while enclosing well-maintained lawns, established planting and colourful seasonal displays. The gardens reflect years of careful stewardship and thoughtful landscaping, providing a peaceful outdoor sanctuary with features such as traditional drainage systems discreetly incorporated into the grounds.
Further enhancing the property is a detached stone outbuilding, sympathetically renovated to provide additional accommodation. Complete with its own facilities, this versatile space is ideally suited for use as guest accommodation, a creative studio, home office or hobby room, whilst remaining in keeping with the character and charm of the main residence. A substantial garage provides further practicality and convenience.
Ideally situated within the highly sought-after landscapes of West Cornwall, Trelowen enjoys a location that is both tranquil and accessible. The area is renowned for its spectacular coastline, rolling countryside and rich cultural heritage. The golden beaches and artistic attractions of St Ives are within easy reach, while the historic harbour town of Penzance and Cornwall’s iconic mining landscapes, recognised as a unesco World Heritage Site, are also close by. An abundance of coastal and countryside walks can be enjoyed nearby, offering an outstanding lifestyle immersed in Cornwall’s natural beauty.
Please note that an aml fee is chargeable to the buyer once an offer is accepted to cover the cost of carrying out the required identity and anti-money laundering checks. Once these checks have been completed, the fee cannot be refunded, even if the property purchase does not go ahead.
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