Detached house for sale in Treverbyn Barn, St Neot, Liskeard PL14

**with land, approximately 1.75 acres** video tour available upon request. A detached, four double bedroom barn conversion situated in an idyllic rural setting, just over one mile from the village of St Neot. Features an inverse accommodation layout with impressive open plan living space with high vaulted ceilings, kitchen breakfast room and an extensive plot with ample driveway parking for six cars and outbuildings including a stable block and detached double garage. Must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

The property benefits from an oil-fired central heating system and double glazing. It also has a solar panel system which is owned outright and generates an annual income (further income details available on request).

The plot itself comprises the main plot of the property, which is situated at the highest elevation which has gardens which offer pleasant sitting out spaces, with an area offering space for two large timber storage sheds adjacent to the property. A courtyard area lies to the front of the property and is bordered by an attractive Cornish stone wall which runs along part of the boundary. From the gardens, one can enjoy beautiful views across the land and neighbouring countryside and part of the Fowey River Valley in the distance. The remainder of the land is mostly a meadow/paddock which benefits from a water supply and trough. There is a stable block with an adjacent produce growing area. We understand that there is an electric supply which runs down to the stable block and into the double garage.

The property itself is approached by a path which leads through the front courtyard to the main entrance. A UPVC stable style door with glazed insert and cat flap opens into a spacious entrance hall.

The initial entrance hall is laid with attractive slate tile flooring, with one step leading up to the main hall area. A staircase with attractive timber spindled balustrade turns 180° to the first-floor landing. From the entrance hall, doors lead off to all bedrooms and the boot room with a door opening to a useful coat/shoe storage cupboard.

To the left there is a double bedroom with a window to the front elevation overlooking the front garden area. A generous double bedroom with space for a king-size or super king bed with freestanding storage furniture space. There are beamed ceilings in all the downstairs bedrooms. This bedroom benefits from an impressive ensuite bathroom with slate tiled flooring, large wall mounted heated towel rail (off central heating system) extractor, obscured picture window, space for freestanding high-top bath with high standing mixer tap and shower attachment. Pedestal wash basin with attractive mosaic tiled splashback. Close coupled WC, inset spotlights to ceiling.

The boot room has a window to the front elevation overlooking the front garden and slate tiled flooring. Inset LED spotlights to ceiling. Offers a useful utility space with hanging space for coats, shoe storage and further freestanding storage units. The boot room was a former bathroom, and we understand has underlying plumbing connections so could easily be changed.

Further down the hallway to the right, there is another double bedroom (currently used as an office) Has a window overlooking the front elevation, space for a double bed, freestanding storage furniture and currently has ample room for two workstations plus additional storage space.

The far end of the ground floor (accessed by the extended entrance hallway) there are two further double bedrooms, the first of which has a window to the front elevation overlooking part of the front garden and offering some far-reaching countryside views. Offers space for a super king bed, ample space for freestanding storage furniture and a door which opens to a Jack and Jill ensuite shower room which has tiled flooring, close coupled WC, vanity wash basin unit with rectangular basin and mixer tap, generous double corner shower cubicle with slate effect base and glazed door with attractive metro tiled splashbacks in dark blue. Mains shower, inset LED spotlights and extractor fan. From this bathroom, another door opens to the other double bedroom which sits to the rear corner of the property has a dual aspect with windows to the side and rear elevations.

The first-floor landing is an impressive open landing space with a high vaulted ceiling with exposed timber beams and skylight to the rear, offering plenty of natural light over the staircase. It flows almost seamlessly into the open plan living space. Another skylight to the front elevation and window to the front overlooking the front garden and offering some distant countryside glimpses. From the landing, doors lead off to the open plan living space, the airing/linen room/store and the kitchen breakfast room. There is another door which opens to reveal the upstairs WC which has a low-level flush WC and pedestal wash basin.

The kitchen breakfast room has tile effect slate effect flooring. It has a skylight to the front elevation and an attractive, single glazed stained-glass window through to the landing. Another window to the rear elevation and a door opens to give access to a set of outside steps, with a window looking down the country lane. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units comprising cupboards and drawers with work surfaces over, a large central island which offers storage space and a two-seater breakfast bar space. It also has an inset 1 1/4 bowl ceramic sink and drainer with mixer tap. Space for a Rangemaster cooker with an extractor hood over. Attractive blue square tiled splashbacks, space for a microwave, space for fridge freezer, integrated dishwasher, space and cupboard door for integrated freezer and space for other freestanding storage furniture. Matching wall mounted cupboards with display cabinet and corner shelving. High vaulted ceiling with exposed beams with attached lighting and inset spotlights to the ceiling.

The airing cupboard/living room has a skylight to the rear elevation and houses the oil-fired central heating boiler. It offers space for a washing machine and has built-in slatted shelving with a small hatch offering loft access.

This property’s main feature is its stunning open plan living space which comprises a large lounge with additional hobbies space to the rear and an open dining area. It has a triple aspect with two windows to the rear elevation, one to the side which offers a pleasant outlook over the gardens and land with additional distant countryside views, with a large window to the front elevation which offers the best views from the house, again over the gardens, land and of distant countryside. The lounge area has a wood burner set on a stone hearth with metal flue. The dining space offers ample room for a family size dining table. At the rear of the lounge, one step leads up to a further hobbies space which could be used for multiple uses including music, gaming, or a play area. The living space has an impressive, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and must be physically viewed to be fully appreciated.

Council tax band: E

Services: Mains electric, mains water, private drainage (shared septic tank with neighbouring property and located on their land), telephone, broadband, sky satellite.

There is a soakaway for a neighbouring property in the field belonging to Treverbyn Barn. The water meter for a neighbouring property is located on land owned by Treverbyn Barn.

There are three security lights outside, and an alarm system fitted to the barn.<br /><br />