Land for sale in Landrake Saltash PL12

Sale Price: £280,000

Landrake Saltash, PL12 5AE

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Landrake Saltash, PL12 5AE

Property description

Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of an existing cottage and adjacent barn historically known as “Cottage Barn” & “Chall Barn”. The proposed accommodation will afford an entrance hallway, kitchen/dining room, sitting room, study, utility room, boot room and WC on the ground floor. Contiguous to the northern elevation will be a double garage. The first floor accommodation will afford a landing, family bathroom, four bedrooms, two of which will have an en- suite bathrooms and dressing room.

The architect’s impression gives an indication as to what can be created to the front of the property, which effectively will be a car standing area, along with contiguous lawns and garden with a patio off the dining room. On the southern side there will be a walled kitchen garden, which is an extremely attractive retained feature. On the eastern side is an orchard/paddock, which is well stocked with apple trees which are indigenous to the Tamar valley.


The property is situated close to the villages of Landrake and Tideford, just off the A38. The village of Landrake has a post office/general store, church, chapel, public house, primary school and active village hall. The village of Tideford also has a church, a popular butcher’s shop and the well-known public house, The Rod and Line, with an extensive menu of local produce including seafood and regular live music.
 
The nearby town of Saltash provides a wider range of independent and national retailers including Waitrose.  To the east of Saltash and over the River Tamar, is the city of Plymouth, the principal retail centre to the west of Exeter and offering extensive facilities including theatres, multiplex cinema, popular Barbican area and the more recently developed restaurant area at the Royal William Yard.  Plymouth also provides a ferry port to France and Spain.
 
The nearest airports are at Newquay and Exeter. For those who like outdoor pursuits, there is a wide variety of choice including the internationally renowned golf course at St Mellion, with the Jack Nicklaus course, along with the coastal courses at Whitsand Bay Golf Club and Bindown, near Looe.
 
The south Cornish coast is easily accessible with the popular resorts of Looe and Polperro having fishing, sailing and diving facilities, all within approximately 20 minutes driving distance.  In the surrounding area there are horse riding activities, fishing lakes and yacht clubs at St Germans, Saltash and Plymouth.  The surrounding area also has opportunities for clay pigeon and game shooting.
 
The property stands within a good size site, in the depths of the Cornish countryside and benefits from an adjoining orchard/paddock of approximately 1.8 acres.
 
COMMUNICATIONS
Communication links are good; the A38 links to the national motorway network at Exeter, which is approximately 50 miles distant.  There is a direct rail link from Plymouth to London Paddington (approximately 3½ hours).  Saltash also has its own railway station, as does Liskeard and St Germans to the west.  The nearest International airport is at Exeter.
 
 
DESCRIPTION  
The property affords two separate buildings, which are in close proximity and are historically known as Cottage Barn and Chall Barn.  
 
There is clear evidence of its former residential use, including four fireplaces with a large fireplace on the ground floor.
 
Cottage Barn is on two floors with the ground floor measuring approximately 33’8 x 13’5 (10.26m x 4.09m).  The first floor measures approximately 34’5 x 13’5 (10.49m x 4.09m).  
 
Chall Barn is similarly on two storeys measuring 30’2 x 14’4 (9.19m x 4.37m) plus 14’6 x 12’4 (4.42m x 3.76m) on the ground floor.   The first floor measures 30’3 x 14’7 (9.22m x 4.45m) plus 14’4 x 12’5 (4.37m x 3.78m) (refer to Floor Plans within these particulars).
A particular architectural feature of the Chall barn is its noteworthy, well preserved Bell trusses.
 
Access to the front of the property will be from the parish road and to the north side of Chall Barn where there is a double garage facility.
 
PLANNING
Planning consent was granted on 10th February 2016 for the “Conversion of existing cottage and adjacent Chall Barn into a single residence”.  A copy of the Planning Consent is included within these sale particulars. A Copy of the ecological report is available for inspection at the selling agents office
 
The plans for conversion were drafted by Mr T Mitchell BA (Hons) March of Mitchell 
Architects, Stoke Damerel Business Centre, 5 Church Street, Stoke, Plymouth, Devon PL3 4DT.  
Tel:01752606007. Email:tim.mitchell@marchitects.co.uk
 
The buildings have been well maintained in their current state by the present owners who have spent considerable time along with their architect to create a sensitive and yet imposing conversion opportunity within a rural location.
 
THE PROPOSED ACCOMMODATION
The proposed conversion is for one dwelling, the accommodation of which can be ascertained from Mitchell Architect’s drawings within these particulars.
 
The ground floor accommodation will afford an entrance hallway, kitchen/dining room, sitting room, study, utility room, boot room and WC.  Contiguous to the northern elevation will be a double garage.  The first floor accommodation will afford a landing, family bathroom, four bedrooms, two of which will have an en- suite bathrooms and dressing room.
 
OUTSIDE
The architect’s impression gives an indication as to what can be created to the front of the property, which effectively will be a car standing area, along with contiguous lawns and garden and patio off the dining room.  On the southern side there will be a walled kitchen garden, which is an extremely attractive retained feature.  On the eastern side is an orchard/paddock which is well stocked with apple trees which are indigenous to the Tamar valley.
 
SERVICES
Mains electricity, private drainage and a shared spring water supply.
 
COUNCIL TAX BAND
To be assessed.
 
DIRECTIONS
From Liskeard, proceed on the A38 towards Plymouth.  Follow the A38 to Landrake and take the first left before the pedestrian footbridge.  Drive past Dolbeare Caravan Park, the road then  narrows and at the next junction turn left sign-posted Tartendown Nurseries. Proceed past the Nursery entrance, driving down the lane and the property will be found on the left hand side.
 


Property Features :

  • Rural location with accessibility to Saltash and Plymouth to the east
  • Planning consent for the conversion of a Barn Cottage and a further Barn into one dwelling
  • Contiguous orchard/paddock amounting to 1.8 acres
  • An opportunity to create a spectacular family home with the benefit of plans illustrating an imagin
  • A haven for wildlife

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