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Trehane House, Trehane Barton, near Probus

Trehane House, Trehane Barton, near Probus



 

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Image 1 | Trehane Manor | Lillicrap Chilcott | 2022

A totally remarkable ‘once in a lifetime’ restoration opportunity located in gorgeous rolling countryside just 3 miles to the east of the cathedral city of Truro

For Sale - £600,000 - Rural East of Truro, Cornwall - Lillicrap Chilcott - The Cornwall Estate Agent


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Date2022
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