- Detached one-bedroom barn conversion
- Lapsed planning permission for extension
- Beautiful location on a select, boutique development
- Enclosed gardens
- Detached garage and off street parking
- Has to be seen to be appreciated!
- No onward chain
The Property
Arrive down a quiet country lane and the property reveals itself with a quietly charming first impression. Park in the garage, or pull into the private space, then step inside.
A hallway opens into a light, airy, triple-aspect reception room that gathers kitchen, living and dining into one easy sweep of space. At its heart, a wood-burning stove waits for winter evenings — the kind of fire you settle beside rather than simply switch on.
The double bedroom looks out over the garden, and a well-finished shower room completes the interior.
Outside, the garden is low-maintenance and enclosed, while the garage — with its lean-to store — keeps life tidy. A cosy Cornish home that already seems to know what you came for.
The Location
Marazion (approx 1 mile)
Marazion offers convenient access to art galleries, local eateries, inviting public houses, a convenience store, and a pharmacy, catering to many needs. There is also a picturesque beach, renowned for its breath-taking views of St Michael's Mount. Marazion is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, art and craft aficionados, and, of course, tourists from around the globe who journey to experience the iconic St Michael’s Mount.
Penzance (approx 5 miles)
Nestled on Cornwall's spectacular south-west coast, Penzance is a charming seaside town renowned for its rich maritime heritage, vibrant arts scene and breathtaking natural beauty. Overlooking the sparkling waters of Mount's Bay, with the iconic silhouette of St Michael's Mount rising from the sea, Penzance offers the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure and culture.
Stroll along the picturesque promenade, take a dip in the famous Jubilee Pool, browse independent boutiques and galleries, or enjoy fresh local seafood in one of the town's many cafés and restaurants. Penzance is also considered the gateway town to some of Cornwall's most celebrated destinations, including Mousehole, Newlyn, Land's End and the golden beaches of Sennen Cove.
Whether you're seeking coastal walks, watersports, dining or simply a place to unwind and soak up the Cornish atmosphere, Penzance provides an exceptional base from which to experience the very best of Cornwall.
Useful Information
Local Authority: Cornwall Council
Council Tax band: B
Freehold
Private drainage (shared septic tank)
Mains water and electricity
EPC E39
Mobile signal: EE & Three are good outdoor and in home. 02 and Vodafone are good outdoor (according to ofcom)
Broadband: According to ofcom, standard boradband with download speeds upto 27 Mbps may be available here
Electric night store heater and wood burner.
| Tenure: | Freehold |
|---|---|
| Council Tax Band: | B |
A hallway opens into a light, airy, triple-aspect reception room that gathers kitchen, living and dining into one easy sweep of space. At its heart, a wood-burning stove waits for winter evenings — the kind of fire you settle beside rather than simply switch on.
The double bedroom looks out over the garden, and a well-finished shower room completes the interior.
Outside, the garden is low-maintenance and enclosed, while the garage — with its lean-to store — keeps life tidy. A cosy Cornish home that already seems to know what you came for.
Marazion offers convenient access to art galleries, local eateries, inviting public houses, a convenience store, and a pharmacy, catering to many needs. There is also a picturesque beach, renowned for its breath-taking views of St Michael's Mount. Marazion is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, art and craft aficionados, and, of course, tourists from around the globe who journey to experience the iconic St Michael’s Mount.
Penzance (approx 5 miles)
Nestled on Cornwall's spectacular south-west coast, Penzance is a charming seaside town renowned for its rich maritime heritage, vibrant arts scene and breathtaking natural beauty. Overlooking the sparkling waters of Mount's Bay, with the iconic silhouette of St Michael's Mount rising from the sea, Penzance offers the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure and culture.
Stroll along the picturesque promenade, take a dip in the famous Jubilee Pool, browse independent boutiques and galleries, or enjoy fresh local seafood in one of the town's many cafés and restaurants. Penzance is also considered the gateway town to some of Cornwall's most celebrated destinations, including Mousehole, Newlyn, Land's End and the golden beaches of Sennen Cove.
Whether you're seeking coastal walks, watersports, dining or simply a place to unwind and soak up the Cornish atmosphere, Penzance provides an exceptional base from which to experience the very best of Cornwall.
Council Tax band: B
Freehold
Private drainage (shared septic tank)
Mains water and electricity
EPC E39
Mobile signal: EE & Three are good outdoor and in home. 02 and Vodafone are good outdoor (according to ofcom)
Broadband: According to ofcom, standard boradband with download speeds upto 27 Mbps may be available here
Electric night store heater and wood burner.
| Tax Band | % | Taxable Sum | Tax |
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