A detached very spacious, nineteenth century family farmhouse with peaceful rural views set in a large grassy country garden bordered by lush fields and on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor. Reached by a short gravel drive which leads up from a quiet country lane to the house with parking for at least six cars on the drive.

Entered through a slate floored hall where the original well is still to be found, an inner door leads into a large farm style kitchen, with a slate floor, part fitted rustic units and a breakfast area. The central hallway leads to a formal drawing room with comfortable seating for six and an adjacent dining room with a decorative old fireplace and French Windows opening to the south facing terraced garden with a large uncovered wildlife pond.

At the rear of the house is a second sitting room with rush matting on the floor and casual seating for a further four looking out to the garden, and a cloakroom W.C. with wash basin and hand shower attachment.

Upstairs are five comfortable and spacious bedrooms comprising of a master double with en-suite shower W.C. and hand basin, a second light and airy double bedroom, and three twin bedded rooms all with good size wardrobes and views of the surrounding countryside. A bathroom W.C. with vanity basin and power shower over the bath completes the generous accommodation.

The extensive landscaped garden has a variety of lawns, patios and barbecue areas around two sides of the house shielded by mature trees and shrubs. The village of Mount, a mile away, has a telephone box and St Neot, 3 miles, has a post office and village pub offering good food. For a wider selection of amenities the town of Bodmin is 6 miles away, the North and South coast beaches are each a 30 minute drive and Lanhydrock House and the Eden Project are 6 and 10 miles respectively.