Trewartha, Veryan, Truro, Cornwall, TR2

Tucked away on a quiet road in a truly peaceful location, this substantial and highly adaptable property is set within approximately one acre of established gardens. Built in 2003 and boasting far-reaching countryside views, it offers an exceptional opportunity for multi-generational living, income generation, working from home or simply expansive family life.

Accommodation Summary

(Internal Floor Area: 3130.26 sq. ft. (290.81 sq. m))

Ground Floor: Entrance Porch, Living Room, Kitchen, Utility Room, W.C., Dining Room, Sun Room, Bedroom Four with Kitchenette & En-Suite Shower Room, Bedroom Five, Family Shower Room

First Floor: Bedroom One with En-Suite Shower Room, Two further Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom.

Annexe: Kitchen, Dining Room, Living Area, Two Double Bedrooms, Bathroom.

Outside: Timber Built Double Garage, Ample Driveway Parking, circa 1-Acre Rear Garden, Front Garden.

Overview

Set within approximately one acre of established gardens and enjoying wonderful countryside views, this substantial and highly adaptable property offers an exceptional opportunity for multi-generational living, income potential or simply an expansive family home to suit a variety of lifestyles.

Built in 2003, Jago is currently arranged as a spacious five-bedroom main residence with an attached two-bedroom self-contained annexe, this is a property that truly embraces flexibility, space and a connection to its beautiful rural surroundings.

Main House Accommodation

The ground floor offers a wealth of living space, designed to flow seamlessly with the outdoors. Stepping into the property via a sunny entrance porch, you are welcomed into a large triple-aspect living room, flooded with natural light from its picture windows and French doors that open onto the garden. A gas-fired 'wood' burner provides a cosy focal point for cooler evenings.

The kitchen is well-equipped with a range-style cooker and bespoke timber cabinetry, blending practicality with rustic charm. Leading directly off the kitchen is a generous utility room with further storage and appliance space — a practical addition for busy family life. Beyond this, a useful downstairs WC with ample storage completes this wing of the house, perfect for everyday convenience and muddy boots! An adjoining dining room enjoys direct access to the garden – perfect for entertaining or al fresco dining. A bright sunroom, currently used as a home office, provides yet another relaxing retreat with French doors opening onto the grounds.

An inner hallway leads to the ground floor bedrooms. Bedroom Four is a generous double room with its own kitchenette and WC, as well as a private door leading to the front driveway — historically used as a successful B&B room. This has operated in conjunction with Bedroom Five, also a good-sized double, and a family shower room, offering flexibility for income generation or guest accommodation.

On the first floor, the primary bedroom enjoys double-aspect windows with distant sea views and its own en-suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms on this level, both bright and spacious with views over the surrounding countryside. A family bathroom with shower over bath completes the upstairs accommodation.

The Annexe

Attached to the main home, yet entirely self-contained, is a spacious two-bedroom annexe — ideal for holiday letting, multi-generational living, or long-term rental.

The ground floor features a kitchen/dining room and a semi-open plan living room with French doors leading directly out to the garden, creating a lovely indoor-outdoor connection. There are two generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a shower over the bath.

Outside

The grounds are a true highlight of this property. Extending to around one acre, the gardens are largely laid to lawn and provide ample space for relaxation, play, and entertaining. A particularly charming sunken area is perfect for barbecues and summer gatherings. The outlook is one of peace and privacy, with far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside.

Practicality is also well catered for, with driveway parking for several vehicles, a timber-built garage providing excellent storage, and plenty of space for boats, campervans, or additional vehicles.

Summary

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and versatile home in a delightful rural setting, with flexible accommodation, income potential, and stunning outdoor space. Whether you are seeking a large family residence, a multi-generational living solution, or a property with proven holiday letting credentials, this home offers exceptional scope to suit your needs — all within easy reach of the coast and countryside.

Location Summary

(Distances and times are approximate)

Bus stop for Tregony, Veryan & St Austell: Directly outside the front door. Veryan: 0.8 miles. Portloe: 1.4 miles. Carne Beach: 1.8 miles. Tregony: 4 miles. St Mawes: 8.5 miles. Cathedral City of Truro: 11 miles. Falmouth: 22.5 miles. Cornwall Airport Newquay: 20.5 miles with regular flights to London. St Austell: 12.5 miles with direct rail links to London Paddington.

Veryan and Veryan Green

Veryan and Veryan Green comprise a most pleasant village famous for its 'Round Houses' in the beautiful Roseland Peninsula of South Cornwall, and is a true village community with a post office/mini-market within a few minutes level walk of the property, primary school, Church, an excellent pub and a Sports and Social club (including indoor bowls). There is a regular bus service from the village. It is also a conservation area and is approximately 2 miles from the unspoiled Pendower and Carne beaches. There are many lovely country walks in and around the village, and the Cornish Coastal Path is also within easy reach. The Cathedral City of Truro and administrative centre for Cornwall is 12 miles away with excellent shopping facilities. The King Harry Ferry, approximately 4 miles, provides a short cut to Falmouth and leads to the far west. The sailing centre of St Mawes is within 8 miles.

Historical Note

Veryan is most famous for its nineteenth century thatched Round Houses. There are five in all, two pairs of which stand at each end of the village and another in the centre. They were originally built by a missionary, named Reverend Jeremiah Trist, for his daughters. The present name of the village is a corruption of St Symphorian, the Parish saint, which in 1525 had become St Severian leading eventually to St Veryan. Close to Veryan is Carne Beacon, a Bronze Age grass covered barrow and reputedly the burial place of the legendary 6th century chieftain, Gereint of Dumnonia from whom the nearby village of Gerrans gets its name. Not far from there is Veryan Castle, a small Iron Age hill fort.

Cornwall

The Duchy of Cornwall offers a range of attractions such as the Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Tate Gallery. The Cathedral City of Truro is the main financial and commercial centre of Cornwall. It has a fine range of shops, private schools, college and main hospital (RCH Treliske). Cornwall Airport in Newquay has regular daily flights to London as well as connections to other UK regional airports and a number of European destinations.

Fine Dining Restaurants

Fine dining Michelin star and celebrity chef restaurants are in abundance, including Rick Stein (Padstow), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac), and Paul Ainsworth (Padstow and Rock). On The Roseland is Carla Jones at The Idle Rocks Hotel in St Mawes, Paul Wadham at Hotel Tresanton in St Mawes, and Simon Stallard at The Hidden Hut on Porthcurnick Beach and The Standard Inn in Gerrans.

General and Material Information

Services: Mains water, electricity. Private drainage. Telephone and television points. LPG fired central heating in main house. Oil fired central heating in annexe.

Energy Performance Certificate Rating: Main House - D, Annexe - C.

Council Tax Band: E

FTTP Ultrafast Broadband available: Openreach predicted max download speeds: Ultrafast 1600 Mbps.

Ofcom Outdoor Mobile Area Coverage Rating: Likely for EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone.

Land Registry Title Number: CL148486

Tenure: Freehold

GOV.UK Long-Term-Flood-Risks: River/Sea: Very Low. 2040 to 2060 Very Low. Surface Water: Very Low. 2036 to 2069: Very Low.

Agents Note: There is a public footpath running along the Northern boundary of the property.

Viewing: Strictly by appointment with H Tiddy.

Important Notice

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