6 bed detached house

Trethiggey Farmhouse is a Grade II listed home dating from the 1820s-1830s, built for Sir Thomas Dyke Acland. It features a south-facing façade with finely cut ashlar stone, tall sash windows, and a hipped slate roof. The interiors have been tastefully updated to preserve the original character, with high ceilings, well-proportioned rooms, and handsome fireplaces. The ground floor includes a reception hall, formal drawing room and sitting room, a charming dining/breakfast room, kitchen with a wood-burning stove, study, utility room, storage room, and shower room. Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and connects to a rear landing with a second staircase, offering flexibility. The house has four further bedrooms and two shower rooms. Outside, a single-storey stone outbuilding houses a car port and storerooms, and the grounds include sweeping lawns, ornamental trees, and a peaceful meadow. The grounds also feature a log store adjacent to the house.