Details
Cross Green - Lifton
Devon
£925,000
Description
28 acre Equestrian / Livestock farm. 4 bedroom, 3 reception room house. 9 American barn stables, livestock / general purpose buildings, traditional barn, sand school. Quiet, easily accessible location. Far reaching countryside views.
Cobden Farm is situated in a quiet rural location approximately 2.5 miles to the east of St. Giles on the Heath village offering a post office/store, public house, village hall and primary school. Roadford Lake is approximately 3 miles to the east which offers horse riding, sailing ,walking, visitor centre and cafe. Liftondown is 3.5 miles to south where the A30. Lifton village 4 miles to the south offering a good variety of amenities village shop & post office, general stores & fuel station, primary school, hotels, public houses and doctors surgery. Launceston is approximately 7 miles to the southwest which provides a variety of individual shops, traditional butchers, supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, health centre, dentists, leisure facilities, both state and private primary and secondary schools, including St Joseph’s School. Holsworthy is 11.5 miles to the northwest, Tavistock, situated on the western edge of Dartmoor is 16.5 miles to the southeast, and Plymouth is 31 miles to the south.
Cobden Farm extends to approximately 28 acres in a ring fence with the farmstead at its core, situated down a long, private lane. The welcoming 4 bedroom, 3 reception room house was built during the 1920s, planning consent has previously been granted but not implemented to extensively extend the house. The house is set in extensive lawned gardens with a mature orchard. To the rear of the house are useful ancillary buildings including a garden studio and carport. A short distance from the house is a range of versatile, general purpose / livestock buildings, stable building, garage, workshop and sand school.
The House
The accommodation benefits from oil fired central heating and briefly comprises: Entrance porch; Triple aspect uPVC double glazed windows and door, Entrance Hall: Stairs to first floor. Sitting Room; open fireplace window to the front. Kitchen / Breakfast Room; a triple aspect room with windows to the rear and both sides Slate tiled floor, inglenook style fireplace inset oil fired Stanley range cooker with a back boiler, fitted wall and base units, slate effect roll top worksurfaces, 1 ½ bowl stainless steel sink and drainer, inset electric oven and hob, extractor above. Utility Room; Slate tiled floor, plumbing for a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, Butler’s sink, door to the side and window overlooking the garden, Larder cupboard; Airing cupboard; Sitting Room; Open fireplace, wood burning stove, uPVC double glazed window to the front overlooking the garden. On the First Floor; Bedroom 1; Open fireplace (disused), built in wardrobe, window to the front overlooking the garden, En suite; Corner shower, space saving W/C with wash handbasin on the cistern. Bedroom 3; Airing cupboard, hot water cylinder with storage shelves and window to the rear overlooking the courtyard. Family Bathroom; Corner Bath, W/C and vanity unit with wash hand basin. Bedroom 4; Window to the rear overlooking the yard and the farmland beyond. Bedroom 2; Open fireplace (disused), window to the front overlooking the garden. Loft access hatch to a bordered loft storage area.
Outside
The farm is situated at the end of a private entrance lane, which leads past the house to the buildings and land. Lawned gardens are arranged to the front and side of the house, interspersed with a variety of flowering shrubs, trees and apple trees. A paved patio at the side of the house is ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining whilst taking in the far reaching views towards Bodmin Moor. There is a parking area on the approach to the house for several cars. Across the entrance drive is a large vegetable garden, Polytunnel: 10.80m x 4m (35'5 x 13'1) and an Aluminium Framed Green House: 2.30m x 1.70m (7'6 x 5'6)
Car Port and Gym / Garden Studio Room: (10.80m x 4.50m (35'5" x 14'9"))
Garage / Workshop (14.60m 4.50m (47'10" 14'9"))
Stable Building (11.78m x 18.04m (38'7" x 59'2"))
Divided into:
9 loose boxes each measuring 3.60m x 3.60m (11'9 x 11'9)
Each fitted with an automatic drinker. Feed / tack room
Adjoining is a:
Covered feed area (11.68m x 4.70m (38'3" x 15'5"))
Potential for two further looseboxes or wash down area
General Purpose Building (70.90m x 18.40m (232'7" x 60'4"))
Currently divided into a large loose area for horses and livestock area and a play and general purpose storage area, and a tack room secure with water and drainage connected.
Traditional Barn (14.00m x 8.20m (45'11" x 26'10"))
Potential for conversion subject to the necessary consents.
General Purpose Building (25.00m x 9.5m (82'0" x 31'2"))
General Purpose Building (9.40m x 2.80m (30'10" x 9'2"))
Pump House
Private water supply system and filtration.
Sand School (B) (20.00m x 40.00m (65'7" x 131'2" ))
Professionally installed base, drainage, sand and fibre surface enclosed within post and rail fencing.
The Land
The land extends to approximately 25 acres of level or gently sloping pastureland in 7 conveniently sized fields enclosed by a mixture of Devon bank hedging and post and wire fencing. There are small areas of amenity woodland throughout the farm.
Services & Information
Water – Borehole (private) with mains available
Drainage – Private Septic Tank
Electricity – Mains – Separate House and Yard Meters
Heating – Oil Fired Central Heating
Broadband – Fibre to Property (FTTP) Open Reach Connection www.checker.ofcom.org.uk
Telephone – Open Reach Connection www.checker.ofcom.org.uk
Mobile Signal – checker.ofcom.org.uk
Council Tax Band – Band D
EPC – D56
Renewable Energy - On the stable building roof are 18 photovoltaic solar panels, supplying the house only, Feed-In tariff.
Local Authority
Torridge District Council, Riverbank House, Bideford, Devon, EX39 2QG
Tel: 01237 428700.
Tenure
The property is offered for sale freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Viewing Arrangements
Accompanied viewings are strictly by appointment with D. R. Kivell Country Property
01822 810810
Viewing
Please contact us on 01822 810810 if you wish to arrange a viewing appointment for this property, or require further information.
Disclaimer
D. R. Kivell Country Property endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in Virtual Tours, Floor Plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.
28 acre Equestrian / Livestock farm. 4 bedroom, 3 reception room house. 9 American barn stables, livestock / general purpose buildings, traditional barn, sand school. Quiet, easily accessible location. Far reaching countryside views.
Cobden Farm is situated in a quiet rural location approximately 2.5 miles to the east of St. Giles on the Heath village offering a post office/store, public house, village hall and primary school. Roadford Lake is approximately 3 miles to the east which offers horse riding, sailing ,walking, visitor centre and cafe. Liftondown is 3.5 miles to south where the A30. Lifton village 4 miles to the south offering a good variety of amenities village shop & post office, general stores & fuel station, primary school, hotels, public houses and doctors surgery. Launceston is approximately 7 miles to the southwest which provides a variety of individual shops, traditional butchers, supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, health centre, dentists, leisure facilities, both state and private primary and secondary schools, including St Joseph’s School. Holsworthy is 11.5 miles to the northwest, Tavistock, situated on the western edge of Dartmoor is 16.5 miles to the southeast, and Plymouth is 31 miles to the south.
Cobden Farm extends to approximately 28 acres in a ring fence with the farmstead at its core, situated down a long, private lane. The welcoming 4 bedroom, 3 reception room house was built during the 1920s, planning consent has previously been granted but not implemented to extensively extend the house. The house is set in extensive lawned gardens with a mature orchard. To the rear of the house are useful ancillary buildings including a garden studio and carport. A short distance from the house is a range of versatile, general purpose / livestock buildings, stable building, garage, workshop and sand school.
The House
The accommodation benefits from oil fired central heating and briefly comprises: Entrance porch; Triple aspect uPVC double glazed windows and door, Entrance Hall: Stairs to first floor. Sitting Room; open fireplace window to the front. Kitchen / Breakfast Room; a triple aspect room with windows to the rear and both sides Slate tiled floor, inglenook style fireplace inset oil fired Stanley range cooker with a back boiler, fitted wall and base units, slate effect roll top worksurfaces, 1 ½ bowl stainless steel sink and drainer, inset electric oven and hob, extractor above. Utility Room; Slate tiled floor, plumbing for a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, Butler’s sink, door to the side and window overlooking the garden, Larder cupboard; Airing cupboard; Sitting Room; Open fireplace, wood burning stove, uPVC double glazed window to the front overlooking the garden. On the First Floor; Bedroom 1; Open fireplace (disused), built in wardrobe, window to the front overlooking the garden, En suite; Corner shower, space saving W/C with wash handbasin on the cistern. Bedroom 3; Airing cupboard, hot water cylinder with storage shelves and window to the rear overlooking the courtyard. Family Bathroom; Corner Bath, W/C and vanity unit with wash hand basin. Bedroom 4; Window to the rear overlooking the yard and the farmland beyond. Bedroom 2; Open fireplace (disused), window to the front overlooking the garden. Loft access hatch to a bordered loft storage area.
Outside
The farm is situated at the end of a private entrance lane, which leads past the house to the buildings and land. Lawned gardens are arranged to the front and side of the house, interspersed with a variety of flowering shrubs, trees and apple trees. A paved patio at the side of the house is ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining whilst taking in the far reaching views towards Bodmin Moor. There is a parking area on the approach to the house for several cars. Across the entrance drive is a large vegetable garden, Polytunnel: 10.80m x 4m (35'5 x 13'1) and an Aluminium Framed Green House: 2.30m x 1.70m (7'6 x 5'6)
Car Port and Gym / Garden Studio Room: (10.80m x 4.50m (35'5" x 14'9"))
Garage / Workshop (14.60m 4.50m (47'10" 14'9"))
Stable Building (11.78m x 18.04m (38'7" x 59'2"))
Divided into:
9 loose boxes each measuring 3.60m x 3.60m (11'9 x 11'9)
Each fitted with an automatic drinker. Feed / tack room
Adjoining is a:
Covered feed area (11.68m x 4.70m (38'3" x 15'5"))
Potential for two further looseboxes or wash down area
General Purpose Building (70.90m x 18.40m (232'7" x 60'4"))
Currently divided into a large loose area for horses and livestock area and a play and general purpose storage area, and a tack room secure with water and drainage connected.
Traditional Barn (14.00m x 8.20m (45'11" x 26'10"))
Potential for conversion subject to the necessary consents.
General Purpose Building (25.00m x 9.5m (82'0" x 31'2"))
General Purpose Building (9.40m x 2.80m (30'10" x 9'2"))
Pump House
Private water supply system and filtration.
Sand School (B) (20.00m x 40.00m (65'7" x 131'2" ))
Professionally installed base, drainage, sand and fibre surface enclosed within post and rail fencing.
The Land
The land extends to approximately 25 acres of level or gently sloping pastureland in 7 conveniently sized fields enclosed by a mixture of Devon bank hedging and post and wire fencing. There are small areas of amenity woodland throughout the farm.
Services & Information
Water – Borehole (private) with mains available
Drainage – Private Septic Tank
Electricity – Mains – Separate House and Yard Meters
Heating – Oil Fired Central Heating
Broadband – Fibre to Property (FTTP) Open Reach Connection www.checker.ofcom.org.uk
Telephone – Open Reach Connection www.checker.ofcom.org.uk
Mobile Signal – checker.ofcom.org.uk
Council Tax Band – Band D
EPC – D56
Renewable Energy - On the stable building roof are 18 photovoltaic solar panels, supplying the house only, Feed-In tariff.
Local Authority
Torridge District Council, Riverbank House, Bideford, Devon, EX39 2QG
Tel: 01237 428700.
Tenure
The property is offered for sale freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Viewing Arrangements
Accompanied viewings are strictly by appointment with D. R. Kivell Country Property
01822 810810
Viewing
Please contact us on 01822 810810 if you wish to arrange a viewing appointment for this property, or require further information.
Disclaimer
D. R. Kivell Country Property endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in Virtual Tours, Floor Plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.
Features
- Equestrian Smallholding
- 28 Acres
- Stables
- Sand School
- 4 Bedroom House
- Lawned Gardens
- Quietly Located
- Solar Panels
- Paddocks and woodland
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