3 Bedroom House to Rent

Full Description

A beautifully presented slate-hung family home nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Roseland, just outside Liskeard. This substantial detached property offers versatile accommodation across two spacious floors, perfectly blending countryside charm with practical modern living.

From the moment you arrive, the slate-hung façade and tranquil setting by the River Seaton set the tone for this peaceful Cornish retreat. Inside, the home extends to over 1,500 sq. ft. and has been thoughtfully arranged to provide both space and flexibility.

The ground floor welcomes you with a central entrance hall leading into a generous living room, which flows seamlessly into a bright sun room, perfect for relaxing or entertaining with views out to the garden. The well-appointed kitchen sits adjacent to a utility room, offering convenient access to the attached garage. A flexible study/bedroom on this level, alongside a downstairs WC, provides an ideal guest suite, home office or additional family accommodation.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms radiate off a central landing, including a superb master bedroom with en-suite shower room. A further family bathroom serves the remaining two double bedrooms, completing the layout.

Outside, the property enjoys a peaceful plot surrounded by mature trees and countryside, with the river nearby enhancing the rural ambiance.


Location    Tucked away in the tranquil hamlet of Roseland, Rose Bank enjoys a serene setting in the heart of the Cornish countryside—yet remains incredibly well connected.

Located just a short drive from Liskeard, a bustling market town with a rich heritage and an array of shops, cafés, and essential amenities, the property offers the best of both worlds: rural calm and everyday convenience. The nearby A38 provides swift access to Plymouth, Bodmin, and Truro, while Liskeard railway station links directly to the mainline to London Paddington.

Roseland itself is a hidden gem, surrounded by rolling green hills, woodland walks, and the gentle flow of the River Seaton—a peaceful setting that's perfect for nature lovers, dog walkers, and anyone seeking a quieter pace of life. The area is dotted with charming villages and traditional Cornish pubs, and it's only a short trip to the dramatic south coast with its hidden coves and sandy beaches.
Whether you’re commuting, working remotely, or retiring to the countryside, this location makes it easy to switch between adventure and relaxation, with the stunning Bodmin Moor just to the north and the Cornish Riviera to the south.

Services    Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
Annual Council Tax: Approximately £2,496 (based on Cornwall Council rates)
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating: D

Utilities & Services
Electricity: Mains supply Heating: Oil-fired central heating equipped with a new tank.
Water Supply: Private
Drainage: Private treatment plant.
Windows: Wooden double-glazed units