Chacewater, Truro, TR4 - Magnificent Five-Bedroom Cornish Farmhouse Set Within 5.7 Acres of Beautiful Grounds!

A truly outstanding five-double-bedroom detached Cornish farmhouse, beautifully renovated and remodelled throughout to an exacting standard, set within approximately 5.7 acres of impeccably maintained grounds and offering an extraordinary combination of privacy, character and versatility.

Approached along a tree-lined byway and through private gates, the property creates an immediate sense of arrival and seclusion, with extensive off-road parking for numerous vehicles. Surrounded by mature trees and open Cornish countryside, this captivating home feels like a private rural retreat, yet remains exceptionally well connected to the city, coast and major transport routes.

Truro lies approximately five miles away. The property is also perfectly positioned between both coastlines, with the sheltered waters and beautiful beaches around Falmouth approximately 11 miles away and the dramatic north coast destinations of Porthtowan, St Agnes, Portreath and Perranporth all within easy reach.

From the moment you step inside, the quality and attention to detail are immediately apparent. The farmhouse has been transformed with exceptional care, retaining the warmth and authenticity of its country origins while introducing the comfort, practicality and refined finish expected of contemporary living. Exposed beams, wide timber floors, traditional wooden doors, deep-set windows and feature fireplaces blend effortlessly with stylish bathrooms, carefully considered finishes and beautifully light-filled rooms.

At the heart of the home is the outstanding open-plan kitchen and dining room—a memorable space that perfectly captures the essence of relaxed country living. Bespoke country-style cabinetry, substantial timber worktops, a Belfast sink, range cooker, exposed beams and beautiful wooden flooring combine to create a kitchen worthy of the pages of Country Living. Dual-aspect windows frame views across the gardens, while the generous dining area provides the ideal setting for family meals, entertaining and long evenings with friends.

Three individual reception rooms offer superb flexibility. The principal living room is spacious yet inviting, centred around an impressive inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove and complemented by charming built-in storage. From here, doors open directly onto the south-facing sun terrace, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living space bathed in sunshine throughout the day—perfect for morning coffee, summer dining or evening drinks with friends while overlooking the gardens.

A separate snug provides a relaxed second sitting room, family room or cosy retreat, while the striking garden room is flooded with natural light through triple-aspect glazing and rooflights. With views across the grounds and direct access outside, it offers another peaceful space from which to enjoy the changing seasons.

The first floor provides five generous double bedrooms, offering excellent accommodation for a growing family, visiting guests or those requiring dedicated home-working space. These are complemented by beautifully presented bathroom and shower facilities, including a characterful family bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath and a stylish contemporary en-suite shower room.

The ground floor is equally well considered for the practicalities of family and country life, with a cloakroom/WC, separate shower room, dedicated laundry room and a versatile boot room, utility room or office with its own external access—ideal after muddy walks, gardening or equestrian pursuits.

Outside, the grounds are every bit as impressive as the farmhouse. Extending to approximately 5.7 acres, they include sweeping manicured lawns, mature trees, established planting and private recreational areas, all combining to create an exceptional sense of peace and seclusion. The broad south-facing terrace beside the house forms a natural extension of the living accommodation and provides an idyllic setting for alfresco dining, entertaining and relaxing in the sunshine.

Beyond the formal gardens are level paddocks, an orchard, meadows and a dedicated polytunnel area, creating an ideal setting for horses, smallholding pursuits and a self-sufficient country lifestyle. An extensive collection of outbuildings includes barns, stables, a hay barn, tractor and implement shed, workshops, storage buildings and sheds, together with a particularly useful workshop featuring an inspection pit. The facilities offer outstanding versatility for the horse owner, hobby farmer, motoring enthusiast, collector or home-based business, as well as potential for future ancillary or income-producing uses, subject to the necessary planning permissions and building consents.

This is far more than a beautifully renovated farmhouse—it is a complete country lifestyle. Private, peaceful and seemingly far removed from everyday life, yet within easy reach of Truro, the A30 and both Cornish coastlines, this substantial and highly adaptable home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy space, seclusion and exceptional surroundings without sacrificing accessibility. A magical property that must be experienced in person to be fully appreciated.

Property Tour:

Approached along a peaceful, tree-lined byway leading to the property’s gated field entrance, the farmhouse enjoys a wonderful sense of arrival and seclusion. There is extensive off-road parking for numerous vehicles, with the house positioned peacefully at the heart of its approximately 5.7 acres of beautifully maintained grounds.

Ground Floor
The rear entrance opens into a welcoming hallway measuring approximately 2.87m x 1.82m, where traditional timber doors, natural finishes and carefully retained character provide an inviting introduction to the home.

At the heart of the farmhouse is the exceptional kitchen and dining room, approximately 7.74m x 3.72m. This beautifully proportioned room perfectly captures the character of a traditional country kitchen while delivering everything required for modern family life offering plentiful preparation and storage space. Bespoke painted cabinetry is complemented by substantial wooden worktops, a Belfast sink and a freestanding range cooker positioned against a striking deep-blue tiled backdrop, while wide timber flooring and exposed ceiling beams flow throughout.

The generous dining area comfortably accommodates a large table and enjoys views over the rear gardens. A character fireplace creates an attractive focal point, while the dual-aspect windows bring the surrounding greenery into the room. Warm, welcoming and filled with individual detailing, this is a wonderful everyday family space and an impressive setting for entertaining.

The principal living room measures approximately 3.86m x 5.23m and is a beautifully presented formal reception room. An impressive whitewashed brick inglenook fireplace, substantial timber lintel and wood-burning stove form the centrepiece, complemented by characterful glazed storage cupboards. Exposed ceiling beams, deep-set windows and soft neutral décor create warmth and individuality, while a glazed door opens directly onto the south-facing sun terrace. Bathed in sunshine throughout the day, this creates a seamless connection between the living room and the gardens beyond. It is an exceptional indoor-outdoor entertaining space—perfect for enjoying a quiet morning coffee, hosting summer lunches or gathering with friends for evening drinks as the sun settles across the grounds. Private, peaceful and surrounded by greenery, it is a truly special part of the home.

A separate snug lounge, approximately 3.70m x 4.08m, offers a further comfortable reception space. Ideal as a family room, playroom or quieter evening lounge, it features its own traditional fireplace, built-in shelving and storage, exposed beams and the staircase rising to the first floor. Its position adjoining the kitchen makes it particularly well suited to everyday family living.

The impressive sunroom measures approximately 4.74m x 2.13m and provides a beautiful connection between the house and its gardens. Triple-aspect glazing, multiple rooflights and dark-framed windows flood the room with natural light, while a door opens directly onto the paved terrace and lawns. With its timber flooring and uninterrupted garden outlook, this is a peaceful space for reading, relaxing or simply enjoying the changing seasons.

A highly versatile office or boot room, approximately 2.74m x 3.74m, provides excellent additional accommodation. With its own external access, it is ideally positioned for use as a substantial home office, practical boot room, hobby space or utility area.

Completing the ground floor is a walk in shower room measuring approximately 0.87m x 1.67m, a separate laundry room measuring approximately 0.75m x 1.74m, and a convenient cloakroom/WC measuring approximately 1.12m x 1.72m. Together, these practical rooms add greatly to the functionality of the farmhouse, particularly for a busy family or anyone enjoying an outdoor or equestrian lifestyle.

First Floor
The first-floor landing connects five generously proportioned double bedrooms, each displaying its own individual character and enjoying attractive views over the gardens and surrounding grounds.

Bedroom One measures approximately 3.19m x 4.14m and is a comfortable double room with plenty of space for bedroom furniture. Its characterful proportions, garden-facing window and restful décor create a calm and welcoming retreat.

Bedroom Two measures approximately 4.08m x 2.76m and provides another generous double bedroom. Natural light, countryside views and ample room for wardrobes or a dressing area make this a highly adaptable space.

At approximately 4.39m x 3.84m, Bedroom Three is one of the largest bedrooms in the house. Its excellent proportions allow plenty of room for a substantial bed, storage and additional furniture, making it ideal as a principal bedroom, guest suite or spacious room for an older child.

Bedroom Four measures approximately 3.96m x 3.06m and is another well-proportioned double, combining the farmhouse’s traditional character with a light, understated finish. It also offers enough space to incorporate a study area if required.

Bedroom Five measures approximately 3.99m x 3.49m and benefits from its own en-suite shower room measuring approximately 1.61m x 1.96m. The en-suite is beautifully finished with a glazed shower enclosure, contemporary blue metro tiling, a wash basin, WC, heated towel rail and rooflight. This room is perfectly suited as a principal or guest bedroom.

The family bathroom measures approximately 2.26m x 2.34m and has been designed to complement the farmhouse’s character. A freestanding roll-top bath with traditional fittings forms the focal point, accompanied by timber flooring, a WC and wash basin. A sash-style window overlooks the grounds and fills the room with natural light.

Gardens, Grounds and Outbuildings
French doors and garden entrances lead onto a broad paved terrace extending across the front of the farmhouse, providing a superb setting for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxing. From here, the outlook stretches across sweeping lawns framed by mature trees, established shrubs and beautifully maintained planting.

The grounds extend to approximately 5.7 acres and offer an extraordinary degree of space and versatility. They include expansive formal lawns, paddocks, an orchard, meadows and a dedicated polytunnel or growing area, all surrounded by mature boundaries that enhance the property’s privacy and sense of seclusion.

Beyond the formal gardens are level paddocks, an orchard, meadows and a dedicated polytunnel area, creating an ideal setting for horses, smallholding pursuits and a self-sufficient country lifestyle. An extensive collection of outbuildings includes barns, stables, a hay barn, tractor and implement shed, workshops, storage buildings and sheds, together with a particularly useful workshop featuring an inspection pit. The facilities offer outstanding versatility for the horse owner, hobby farmer, motoring enthusiast, collector or home-based business, as well as potential for future ancillary or income-producing uses, subject to the necessary planning permissions and building consents.

Beautifully renovated, remarkably adaptable and surrounded by impeccably maintained private grounds, this is an exceptional country home where every room and outdoor space contributes to a truly special way of life.

Key Features:

• Exceptional five-double-bedroom detached Cornish farmhouse
• Beautifully renovated and remodelled to an exacting standard
• Set within approximately 5.7 acres of private grounds
• Showstopping country kitchen and generous dining space
• Three characterful and versatile reception rooms including a sun-filled garden room
• South-facing sun terrace seamless indoor/outdoor living, formal lawn with all-day sunshine
• Level paddocks, meadows, orchard and polytunnel area
• Stables, hay barn and tractor/implement storage
• Workshop with inspection pit—ideal for motoring enthusiasts
• Within easy reach of both Cornwall’s north and south coast beaches
• Peaceful tree-lined approach, extensive parking and excellent accessibility
• Moments from the Saints Trail at Penstraze, offering superb walking and cycling routes towards St Agnes and beyond.

Area:

Perfectly positioned within the Cornish countryside, the property enjoys an exceptional sense of peace and seclusion without feeling isolated. The nearby villages of Chacewater and Threemilestone provide convenient everyday amenities, while the cathedral city of Truro, approximately five miles away, offers an extensive choice of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, leisure facilities, healthcare and cultural attractions. The A30 is within a 10 minute drive, placing the rest of Cornwall within easy reach, while Truro railway station provides local and direct mainline services, including connections to London Paddington.

The location is particularly appealing for families, combining space, fresh air and an active outdoor lifestyle with access to schooling in the surrounding villages and Truro. Chacewater Community Primary School is nearby, with a wider selection of primary and secondary schools available across the Truro area, together with the highly regarded Truro and Penwith College for further and higher education. The Langarth Park and Ride at Threemilestone also provides a convenient service into Truro, stopping at the college, hospital, County Hall and railway station.

For walking, cycling and family adventures, the property is superbly placed for both the Bissoe Trail and the Saints Trails. The historic Mineral Tramways Coast-to-Coast route travels through beautiful countryside between Devoran and Portreath, while the Saints Trail can be joined around Penstraze for a scenic route towards St Agnes. Cornwall’s contrasting coastlines are also readily accessible, from the sailing waters and sheltered coves around Falmouth to the spectacular north-coast beaches of Porthtowan, Portreath, St Agnes and Perranporth. Rural, private and seemingly far removed from the pace of everyday life, this is a wonderfully secluded setting that remains remarkably accessible to everything.

Property Overview:

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Property Information:
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
EPC Rating: C

Services: Mains water, electricity and private septic tank. (Mains water is connected, with the added benefit of a private well supply operated by both electric and windmill pumps, currently used for garden and land irrigation. The private supply has not been tested for drinking purposes.
Heating: Oil Central Heating
Glazing: Double Glazing                                                      

Broadband: Standard to Ultrafast available – approx. 17 Mbps to 1800 Mbps download speeds (Source: Ofcom). Wildanet is currently installing full-fibre broadband within the postcode, with availability anticipated in approximately ten weeks.
Mobile Coverage: Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries with their chosen provider

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