Ludgvan, Penzance, Cornwall

Thought to date back to the early 1800’s with Wesleyan church origins, the property was transformed and extended in the 1990s to create a charming, and well-proportioned country home. The historic character is still clear to see, balanced by the modern luxuries perfect for family life.

One of the great benefits is the discreet rural location, boasting peacefulness and tranquillity, whilst being incredibly well connected with the north and south coast, Penzance and St. Ives 3.5 And 4.5 miles away respectively. The elevated position provides a selection of enchanting views in all directions, of Trencrom Hill and across miles of rolling countryside and vast sea views from The Lizard to Mousehole and the unmistakable St. Michaels Mount in between.

A large and welcoming entrance hall serves all principal rooms on the ground floor, including the first of two stylish appointed family bathrooms in the home. In the older part of the property, the charming and comfortable dual aspect living room displays exposed beams and stone walls plus French doors opening to the southerly terrace and rear garden. Adjoining is a snug/study, equally a great ground floor bedroom option.

Triple aspect kitchen/dining room is the perfect family and entertaining space. With a rustic farmhouse feel, the recently added modern Shaker style kitchen with quartz worktop wonderfully balances the interior design. There is a handy utility and a rear porch to the garden.

First floor accommodation comprises four double bedrooms, three of which are of particularly generous proportions, all with idyllic views of the coast or countryside. The principal bedroom is deceptively sized, benefiting from built in wardrobes and space for free standing furniture. The bathroom to this floor has a bath plus separate shower and is beautifully finished with stylish tiles.

General Information:
Services – Connected to mains electric and water with private LPG gas supply and private drainage to a septic tank, which we understand from our clients to be compliant with current regulations.
EPC – E
Council Tax – Band E
Tenure – Freehold

Mordros commands grounds of C.1.95 acres including beautiful gardens and level land. With a block of two C. 12’ x 12’ stables, a secure paddock immediately ready for horses and the surrounding countryside boasting a network of miles of safely accessed bridleways, there is a fantastic equestrian appeal with this home.

The private and enclosed rear garden is a delight, with Cornish stone walls and mature hedge boundaries, broadly south facing with the patio extending from the home, into an expanse of lawn and enjoying a variety of far reaching calming views. A suntrap terrace has been created at the bottom of the garden, catching the afternoon sun and perfect for alfresco dining.

To the front is a large driveway with parking for multiple vehicles, garage and attractive lawned garden and planted borders. This continues into a hard standing approaching the stables and paddock. There is a separate tack room and also a great cabin, with power, lighting and double glazing. A brilliant studio or overflow accommodation in its current form or exciting potential for a new owner.

Set in the rural Hamlet, Trenowin, this peaceful and convenient location is moments from the village of Ludgvan and provides easy access to Penzance and St. Ives. The nearby village has a Primary school, church and great pub is a short country walk away from the property. The surrounding countryside enjoys a network of public footpaths, connecting to the popular Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens and restaurant.

Penzance is approximately 4.5 miles away and is the major tourist and commercial centre of West Cornwall. This coastal town is steeped in history, while providing all the facilities of modern life for residents and visitors alike. The charming town of St. Ives on the northern coastline is also easily accessible with its narrow cobbled streets, golden sandy beaches, turquoise sea, and breath-taking views. St. Ives also has a choice of restaurants, pubs, shops and galleries with St Ives being a focal point of many famed artists.

The property is conveniently located for transport links, with the A30, just a short drive away and mainline rail services available from Penzance to London Paddington. Newquay Airport is 39 miles away, offering daily flights to London.