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17th century 'Poldark cottages' go on the market for £400,000

  • <p>Canaglaze is billed as “a secluded, private and tranquil property on the edge of Bodmin Moor with no close neighbours”. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    Canaglaze is billed as “a secluded, private and tranquil property on the edge of Bodmin Moor with no close neighbours”.

  • <p>The workers’ cottages date to the 17th century and would represent a huge undertaking for developers. The buildings have no roofs or windows, let alone power or running water. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    The workers’ cottages date to the 17th century and would represent a huge undertaking for developers. The buildings have no roofs or windows, let alone power or running water.

  • <p>It is thought the properties once housed staff who worked on an ancient hill farm. They were inhabited until the 1960s, before falling into disrepair. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    It is thought the properties once housed staff who worked on an ancient hill farm. They were inhabited until the 1960s, before falling into disrepair.

  • <p>The property is accessed by a rough track of about 3/4 mile long on the road between West Carne and Bowithick – and such is its remote location, the owner is offering to take viewers up the track in a 4×4 vehicle. </p>
    4/11

    Poldark cottages

    The property is accessed by a rough track of about 3/4 mile long on the road between West Carne and Bowithick – and such is its remote location, the owner is offering to take viewers up the track in a 4×4 vehicle.

  • <p>Canaglaze is not listed and is “a very rare opportunity to restore and build a detached home in an exceptionally beautiful location”, says the agent, Knight Frank. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    Canaglaze is not listed and is “a very rare opportunity to restore and build a detached home in an exceptionally beautiful location”, says the agent, Knight Frank.

  • <p>The majority of Bray Down is a site of special scientific interest and has numerous archaeological remains, some dating back to the Bronze Age. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    The majority of Bray Down is a site of special scientific interest and has numerous archaeological remains, some dating back to the Bronze Age.

  • <p>The property itself is not part of the SSSI, although the whole area, including Canaglaze, is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    The property itself is not part of the SSSI, although the whole area, including Canaglaze, is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

  • <p>The property comes with planning permission to turn the three cottages into one (very) detached dwelling. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    The property comes with planning permission to turn the three cottages into one (very) detached dwelling.

  • <p>Fans of Poldark would be able to live in splendid isolation in the heart of the Cornish moors, just like Captain Ross from the TV show. </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    Fans of Poldark would be able to live in splendid isolation in the heart of the Cornish moors, just like Captain Ross from the TV show.

  • <p>Aidan Turner rides over heathland on Gwennap Head on the Cornish coast during filming for series three of the BBC One hit Sunday night drama Poldark. (Tom Leese/PA Wire) </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    Aidan Turner rides over heathland on Gwennap Head on the Cornish coast during filming for series three of the BBC One hit Sunday night drama Poldark. (Tom Leese/PA Wire)

  • <p>Bids for the property have to be lodged by December 1 and the agents believe it could fetch at least £400,000 – with the same amount again needed to transform the site into somewhere liveable. (All Canaglaze images: Knight Frank) </p>
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    Poldark cottages

    Bids for the property have to be lodged by December 1 and the agents believe it could fetch at least £400,000 – with the same amount again needed to transform the site into somewhere liveable. (All Canaglaze images: Knight Frank)

<p>Canaglaze is billed as “a secluded, private and tranquil property on the edge of Bodmin Moor with no close neighbours”. </p>
<p>The workers’ cottages date to the 17th century and would represent a huge undertaking for developers. The buildings have no roofs or windows, let alone power or running water. </p>
<p>It is thought the properties once housed staff who worked on an ancient hill farm. They were inhabited until the 1960s, before falling into disrepair. </p>
<p>The property is accessed by a rough track of about 3/4 mile long on the road between West Carne and Bowithick – and such is its remote location, the owner is offering to take viewers up the track in a 4×4 vehicle. </p>
<p>Canaglaze is not listed and is “a very rare opportunity to restore and build a detached home in an exceptionally beautiful location”, says the agent, Knight Frank. </p>
<p>The majority of Bray Down is a site of special scientific interest and has numerous archaeological remains, some dating back to the Bronze Age. </p>
<p>The property itself is not part of the SSSI, although the whole area, including Canaglaze, is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. </p>
<p>The property comes with planning permission to turn the three cottages into one (very) detached dwelling. </p>
<p>Fans of Poldark would be able to live in splendid isolation in the heart of the Cornish moors, just like Captain Ross from the TV show. </p>
<p>Aidan Turner rides over heathland on Gwennap Head on the Cornish coast during filming for series three of the BBC One hit Sunday night drama Poldark. (Tom Leese/PA Wire) </p>
<p>Bids for the property have to be lodged by December 1 and the agents believe it could fetch at least £400,000 – with the same amount again needed to transform the site into somewhere liveable. (All Canaglaze images: Knight Frank) </p>
Mark Dorman

Three tumble down cottages on the stunning Cornwall moors made famous as the backdrop for the hit TV show Poldark have gone on the market for £400,000.

Canaglaze, on Bodmin Moor, was abandoned in the 1960s and has no roof or windows, no power or running water. It’s currently owned by a pair of artists who have offered it for sale through Knight Frank.

There is planning permission to turn what’s left of the traditional stone-built cottages into a single home, right where the BBC One show was filmed.