Guide price
£700,000
4 bed detached house for salePenelewey, Feock, Truro TR3
4 beds
2 baths
Just added
Freehold
About this property
*Guide Price £750,000 - £700,000*
Four Bedroom Reverse Level Home
Beautifully Presented Throughout With Ample Character & Charm
Stunning Countryside Views
Bright & Spacious Open Plan Living Room & Kitchen With High Spec Appliances
Modern Fitted Bathroom Suite & Additional En-Suite To The Master
Large Front & Rear Gardens With A Driveway Providing Ample Off Road Parking
Feature Plunge Pool With Own Air Source Heat Pump
Located In A Popular Hamlet
Close Proximity To Local Amenities, Schools, Shops & Public Transport Links
We are pleased to offer to the market this beautifully presented and individual reverse-level house, built in 2022, has been thoughtfully designed to take full advantage of its elevated position, offering stunning countryside views across to Tresillian and St Austell. Set on a generous plot, the property combines traditional and modern features with brick construction, stone facing, and timber cladding, creating a striking and attractive exterior.
The first floor comprises a bright and spacious open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area, styled in a chalet-inspired design and perfect for entertaining. Velux windows line one side of the room, including two balcony-style windows that open fully to capture the views, while a further window at the far end ensures natural light throughout. The space is finished with herringbone Amtico flooring, ceiling spotlights, and useful eaves storage cupboards.
The bespoke, handcrafted kitchen is a standout feature, with a central island incorporating seating, hand-built cupboards, and “Duke” stone quartz worktops. The design includes a sink with drainer grooves, an inset Kenwood range cooker with a five-ring hob and extractor over, space for a microwave and fridge/freezer, and further cupboard and worktop storage extending into the eaves. From here, a solid oak staircase leads down to the ground floor, while a shoe and coat storage area and oak internal doors provide access to additional rooms. A utility room complements the kitchen with matching cupboards, worktop, sink, and spaces for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Completing the first floor is a useful cloakroom with WC, vanity wash hand basin, and tiled splashback.
The ground floor is arranged around a generous hallway with under-stairs storage, coat and shoe cupboards, and a part-glazed composite door leading to the outside. The principal bedroom suite is a dual-aspect room with double glazed windows and French doors opening directly to a private patio and garden, making the most of a real sun trap. This suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and dressing area fitted with shelving, hanging space, and a dressing table with lighting. The en-suite shower room is stylishly finished with a vanity wash hand basin, mirror with lighting, concealed cistern WC, walk-in shower with feature tiling, heated towel rail, and extractor fan. Three further double bedrooms, each with double glazed windows and underfloor heating, are located on this floor. A contemporary family bathroom offers a bath with feature tiled surround, walk-in shower cubicle, vanity wash hand basin, concealed cistern WC, obscured window, and heated towel rail.
Externally, the property enjoys three thoughtfully designed, low-maintenance gardens. To the front, a shared paviour driveway leads onto a gravelled parking area with space for two cars, alongside visitor parking. One garden features an artificial lawn with a plunge pool, heated by its own efficient air source heat pump (costing approximately £1 per day), bordered by hedging and a Cornish stone wall. A second garden provides a generous patio area ideal for alfresco dining, with a pathway leading to the rear. At the back, the private garden is sheltered and enclosed, offering a further patio and seating area directly accessed from the principal bedroom.
The property is superbly located in Lower Penelewey, on the border of Kea and Feock, providing excellent access to Truro and the coastal town of Falmouth. The popular thatched Punchbowl and Ladle public house is a short walk away, while the nearby villages of Playing Place and Carnon Downs provide everyday amenities including village stores, doctor and dentist surgeries. Trelissick National Trust House and Gardens, famously featured in the Poldark series, are also close by, offering beautiful creekside walks. The King Harry Ferry provides a picturesque route to the Roseland Peninsula with its unspoilt countryside and sandy beaches. Just over three miles away, the city of Truro offers a wide selection of independent and chain shops, restaurants, cafés, schooling, and mainline rail connections to London Paddington, as well as a branch line to Falmouth. For wider travel, Newquay Airport is under twenty miles away with daily flights, and the A30 on the edge of Truro provides excellent road connections with the rest of the country.
Additional information:
Council Tax Band: E
Local Authority: Cornwall
*This information is to be confirmed by the solicitor*
Early viewing is highly recommended due to the property being realistically priced.
Disclaimer:
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including gas central heating and so cannot verify they are in working order or fit for their purpose. Furthermore, Solicitors should confirm moveable items described in the sales particulars and, in fact, included in the sale since circumstances do change during the marketing or negotiations. Although we try to ensure accuracy, if measurements are used in this listing, they may be approximate. Therefore if intending Purchasers need accurate measurements to order carpeting or to ensure existing furniture will fit, they should take such measurements themselves. Photographs are reproduced general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property.
Tenure
To be confirmed by the Vendor’s Solicitors
Possession
Vacant possession upon completion
Viewing
Viewing strictly by appointment through The Express Estate Agency
The first floor comprises a bright and spacious open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area, styled in a chalet-inspired design and perfect for entertaining. Velux windows line one side of the room, including two balcony-style windows that open fully to capture the views, while a further window at the far end ensures natural light throughout. The space is finished with herringbone Amtico flooring, ceiling spotlights, and useful eaves storage cupboards.
The bespoke, handcrafted kitchen is a standout feature, with a central island incorporating seating, hand-built cupboards, and “Duke” stone quartz worktops. The design includes a sink with drainer grooves, an inset Kenwood range cooker with a five-ring hob and extractor over, space for a microwave and fridge/freezer, and further cupboard and worktop storage extending into the eaves. From here, a solid oak staircase leads down to the ground floor, while a shoe and coat storage area and oak internal doors provide access to additional rooms. A utility room complements the kitchen with matching cupboards, worktop, sink, and spaces for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Completing the first floor is a useful cloakroom with WC, vanity wash hand basin, and tiled splashback.
The ground floor is arranged around a generous hallway with under-stairs storage, coat and shoe cupboards, and a part-glazed composite door leading to the outside. The principal bedroom suite is a dual-aspect room with double glazed windows and French doors opening directly to a private patio and garden, making the most of a real sun trap. This suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and dressing area fitted with shelving, hanging space, and a dressing table with lighting. The en-suite shower room is stylishly finished with a vanity wash hand basin, mirror with lighting, concealed cistern WC, walk-in shower with feature tiling, heated towel rail, and extractor fan. Three further double bedrooms, each with double glazed windows and underfloor heating, are located on this floor. A contemporary family bathroom offers a bath with feature tiled surround, walk-in shower cubicle, vanity wash hand basin, concealed cistern WC, obscured window, and heated towel rail.
Externally, the property enjoys three thoughtfully designed, low-maintenance gardens. To the front, a shared paviour driveway leads onto a gravelled parking area with space for two cars, alongside visitor parking. One garden features an artificial lawn with a plunge pool, heated by its own efficient air source heat pump (costing approximately £1 per day), bordered by hedging and a Cornish stone wall. A second garden provides a generous patio area ideal for alfresco dining, with a pathway leading to the rear. At the back, the private garden is sheltered and enclosed, offering a further patio and seating area directly accessed from the principal bedroom.
The property is superbly located in Lower Penelewey, on the border of Kea and Feock, providing excellent access to Truro and the coastal town of Falmouth. The popular thatched Punchbowl and Ladle public house is a short walk away, while the nearby villages of Playing Place and Carnon Downs provide everyday amenities including village stores, doctor and dentist surgeries. Trelissick National Trust House and Gardens, famously featured in the Poldark series, are also close by, offering beautiful creekside walks. The King Harry Ferry provides a picturesque route to the Roseland Peninsula with its unspoilt countryside and sandy beaches. Just over three miles away, the city of Truro offers a wide selection of independent and chain shops, restaurants, cafés, schooling, and mainline rail connections to London Paddington, as well as a branch line to Falmouth. For wider travel, Newquay Airport is under twenty miles away with daily flights, and the A30 on the edge of Truro provides excellent road connections with the rest of the country.
Additional information:
Council Tax Band: E
Local Authority: Cornwall
*This information is to be confirmed by the solicitor*
Early viewing is highly recommended due to the property being realistically priced.
Disclaimer:
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including gas central heating and so cannot verify they are in working order or fit for their purpose. Furthermore, Solicitors should confirm moveable items described in the sales particulars and, in fact, included in the sale since circumstances do change during the marketing or negotiations. Although we try to ensure accuracy, if measurements are used in this listing, they may be approximate. Therefore if intending Purchasers need accurate measurements to order carpeting or to ensure existing furniture will fit, they should take such measurements themselves. Photographs are reproduced general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property.
Tenure
To be confirmed by the Vendor’s Solicitors
Possession
Vacant possession upon completion
Viewing
Viewing strictly by appointment through The Express Estate Agency
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