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Drannack Manor, Herland Hill (Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack), Drannack, Gwinear
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Drannack Mill | 1695 | 1786 | £195,000 | 25 Apr 19996
Drannack Mill - building on site since at least 1695; present house has stone recording date 1786
Often sought, but
seldom found
DRANNACK MILL, near Gwinear, is one of those properties often sought but seldom found claim agents Stratton Creber, who are acting jointly in the sale with Stags of Launceston.
A sum of £195,000 is being asked for the freehold interest
Thought to have originated as a corn mill, the property is situated well away from the nearest made-up road - in the bottom of the valley, through which flows the Angarrack Stream.
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There appears to be little documentation of the history of the property.
According to the county records office, a building has stood on the site since at least 1695.
The present house has a stone recording the date 1786 and has been the subject of considerable expenditure in the works of restoration since the present owners acquired it in the late 1960 s.
On the ground floor, the reception hall is of generous proportions There is a cloakroom.
The sitting room measures 19 ft 9 ins by 15 ft 7 ins. The dining room (16 ft 1 in by 12 ft Bins) has *small wine store/study adjoining. The kitchen (19 ft 2 ins by 14 ft 8 ins) is beautifully fitted with units having a mahogany finish. It also features an oil-fired Aga.
Upstairs, there is an en-suite bathroom
the master bedroom, four further bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate WC. - -- -
the master bedroom, four further bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate WC. - -- -
Outside, the gardens are a major feature of the property, lying principally to the south west of the house.
These have been beautifully landscaped, with gravelled terrace. _ .
An area of is surrounded by extensive shrubberies. These contain several varieties of plants carefully selected for their variation of colour and texture. -- --
A bridge provides access over the stream to a large spring-fed lake, surrounded by amenity land. The lake has a nesting island.
Stocked with trout, the vendors swim regularly there over the summer months.
The land extends to approximately 7.65 acres. An additional 76 acres are also available by negotiation
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003587/19960425/322/0042
| Owner of original | West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser |
| Date | 25 Apr 1996 |
| Linked to | Drannack Mill, Drannack Mill Lane, Trethingy, Gwinear-Gwithian, Hayle/Drinnick, Drannack, Gwinear; Drannack/Drinnick, Drannack, Gwinear; Drannack Manor, Herland Hill (Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack), Drannack, Gwinear |
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