Three-bedroom property in Perranporth

The property is rurally situated just off the B3285 about half a mile west of Perranporth, a popular coastal resort known for its sweeping sands and comprehensive amenities. The approach to Chy-An-Belray involves a short driveway leading to extensive gardens and grounds, which include the main dwelling and several former chalet buildings. The single-storey residence, constructed from part block and timber frame, is in poor repair and is considered suitable for complete renovation or redevelopment. Accommodation includes a small hall, inner hall, living room with an open fireplace, a kitchen with base-level units, three bedrooms, a second reception room/fourth bedroom, a separate WC, and a bathroom. The gardens feature lawn areas with mature trees, flower beds, shrub beds, and seating areas. Within the grounds are three detached former holiday chalets, in poor condition, last used in the mid-1980s. There is potential for developing a holiday-oriented enterprise or a residential building plot, subject to necessary consents. Opposite the property, across the B3285, lies a regular-shaped parcel of former mining land, covered in heather and gorse, with a level parking area. This land is designated as open access land, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a World Heritage Site, and a Heritage Coast, and is subject to a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The total land extends to approximately 1.20 acres. Services include mains water and electricity, private drainage, and oil-fired central heating. TV and telephone points are present. None of the services have been tested. Viewing is strictly by appointment only with Stags’ Truro office.