This traditional Cornish country house near Callington has stayed in the same family since the 1800s - but could now be yours for £620,000.

Kenilworth, built in 1870 by the ancestors of its current owner, comes with an additional cottage and plenty of period features.

Beamed ceilings are throughout the lower floor of the stone-built property, with the dining room boasting a cut stone open fireplace and the sitting room featuring a granite open fireplace.

A unique aspect of the house is the decorative stained glass window which can be found on the landing of the property.

On the ground floor of the house are a conservatory and entrance hall with a tiled floor, the dining room, the sitting room, a study and a kitchen/breakfast room, plus a utility room, rear porch and cloakroom.

On the first floor are four bedrooms, a store room/dressing room, a family bathroom and a built-in airing cupboard.

Outdoors, the house comes with 3.5 acres of grounds, including paddocks and lawned gardens, as well as barns, a garage and a former cottage, plus a stone arch leading to a vegetable garden.

The former cottage used to be used for farm workers but has not been habited for 50 years.

Kenilworth has been brought to market for £620,000 by estate agents D.R. Kivell Country Property.

Geoff Lupton of D.R. Kivell Country Property commented: “Kenilworth is an appealing and welcoming four-bedroom, three-reception room house quietly located in the Cornish countryside with far reaching views and 3.5 acres of paddocks and gardens.”