Listed for £530,000
February 16, 2026
Sold for £340,000
2006
Sold for £145,000
1999
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The Great Outdoors
The garden lies around the back of both buildings, with the original crenelated high stone walls around its perimeter. Here, mature shrubs, including a 200-year-old rose, camelias and euphorbias grow around a central lawn and pond.
Near the house are flagstone-laid terraces for outdoor dining. At the back wall is a side entrance to the garden through double oak gates, and a driveway for parking leading up to the garage.
Out and About
Lower House lies in a conservation area, within the oldest part of the town and close to the 15th -century church. Callington’s town centre is a short walk away. A market town, Callington’s history is rooted in local mining. Today it is well known for its spectacular MayFest festival and has good links to music and the arts, with an extensive mural trail around the town. It also celebrates the Honey Fair in the autumn, as well as the Kelliwik Golowi, the new local festival of light. There is a well regarded school/college and primary school, a doctor’s surgery, and a dentist. Convenient supermarkets are found in the town centre, and there is a Waitrose at nearby Saltash. Other amenities include a nursery, friendly local cafés and coffee shops, and several pubs.
The town of Launceston - once the ancient capital of Cornwall - is just a 21-minute drive from the house and is home to an arresting Norman castle. The nearby towns of Tavistock and Okehampton are within easy reach, with a wide range of independent shops and schools.
Around a 15-minute drive away, Coombeshead Farm in Lewannick has an exceptional farm-to-table restaurant and occasional bakery morning events. Similarly, Hotel Endsleigh, part of the Polizzi Collection, is a delightful spot for lunch, followed by exploration of the Repton-designed grounds.
Close to the Tamar Valley and Dartmoor National Parks, the house is within reach of a near-endless array of walking trails. J.M.W. Turner visited the Tamar Valley in the early 1800s and today you can walk in his footsteps on the same paths. There are also National Trust sites nearby, including Antony, Cadsonbury and Cotehele. The coast can be reached in under 30 minutes by car.
Gunnislake station is the nearest and runs direct links to Plymouth. Liskeard station, around a 15-minute drive away, runs direct services to London Paddington and can also be reached by bus. Plymouth is around half an hour away by car, while Exeter can be reached in a little over an hour.
Council Tax Band: B