Nestled in the tranquil Ruthern Valley, this Grade II listed farmhouse dates back to the mid-19th century and features charming local stone construction topped with a slate roof. The property boasts original touches such as beamed ceilings and deep-set hearths, providing a historic foundation for potential buyers. While recent upgrades include a fitted kitchen and bathroom, the majority of the interior remains in its original state, presenting an excellent opportunity for further modernization.
The layout includes a cozy kitchen leading into a snug sitting room, alongside a shower room and laundry area. The front room opens to a south-facing garden through patio doors, enhanced by two fireplaces that accentuate the living space's character. With three double bedrooms featuring ample natural light and built-in storage, plus an additional fourth bedroom with unique sloping ceilings, this home offers flexibility in design and function.
Outside, the extensive gardens are adorned with mature foliage, gradually descending to a stream that borders the land’s 20 acres of meadows and woodlands—a perfect backdrop for outdoor activities or further landscaping projects. The property also features traditional stone barns with historical significance from their original use on the farm—ideal for conversion into workshops or leisure spaces.
With local amenities just a short distance away in Wadebridge and Bodmin, West Ruthern Farm not only promises a peaceful lifestyle but also significant investment potential for those willing to breathe new life into this traditional dwelling.
