- No Onward Chain +
- Historic Charm: Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, built circa 1810, steeped in heritage. +
- Prime Location: Nestled in Stratton, just 2 miles from North Cornwall’s renowned coastline. +
- Character Features: Slate-flagged floors, sash windows, wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, and decorative cornices. +
- Flexible Layout: Three-storey home with 4 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious kitchen-diner, and home office. +
- Private Garden: Enclosed courtyard, terraced lawn, stone-built outbuilding with power, and outdoor lighting. +
- Modern Living: Stylish kitchen with garden access, elegant arched staircase, and well-appointed bathrooms. +
- Boutique Potential: Includes original shopfront, offering unique business opportunities/rental income of approximately £500 pcm. +
- Village Setting: Opposite a charming square and near The Tree Inn pub with its roaring log fires. +
Nestled in the historic village of Stratton, just two miles from the renowned North Cornwall coastline, this exquisite Grade II listed Georgian townhouse exudes timeless elegance and charm.
Built circa 1810 for a distinguished stonemason, Mr. Woodley, the property is steeped in history, with its grand sash windows and original shopfront contributing to the village’s heritage.
Set opposite a quaint square and close to the characterful Tree Inn—a quintessential village pub offering roaring log fires, local ales, and hearty fare—this three-storey residence captures the spirit of a bygone era while accommodating modern living.
Inside, period features abound: slate-flagged and wooden floors, open fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, decorative cornices, and classic window seats.
The main entrance leads to a welcoming hallway, where the shop lies to the right. The hallway flows into a spacious kitchen-diner with garden access, a home office, and the adjacent utility room, which provides ample storage.
Ascending the elegant staircase, illuminated by arched windows, you’ll find a splendid living room (with feature fireplace) overlooking the square, a master bedroom, and a family shower room on the first floor.
The second floor houses three additional double bedrooms, a well-appointed bathroom, and a linen cupboard. The generous attic space could provide further development opportunity, subject to planning consents.
The private enclosed garden features a courtyard perfect for alfresco dining, a stone-built outbuilding with light and power, and a terraced lawn, framed by a decorative archway. This idyllic space is ideal for sunbathing, gardening, or entertaining under the glow of outdoor lighting.
A rare opportunity to own a property rich in heritage, charm, and coastal proximity—perfect for a family home or boutique business venture.
Services: Mains Electricity, Gas, Water and Drainage.
Tenure - Freehold
EPC - TBC
Local Authority - Cornwall Council
Council Tax Band - C
From our office proceed along the Strand and bear left at the mini roundabout and drive to the roundabout on the A39. Here turn left and as you drop down the hill bear right into the middle lane and turn right into the village. Drive into the centre of the village and as you pass the Kings Arms pub turn left onto Old Post Office Hill and Woodley House is half way up the hill on the right.