• An iconic detached Edwardian residence located in the sought after village of St Agnes +
• Formally operating as a guest house +
• Located in an ideal position for access to local amenities +
• Generous size lounge +
• Dining room +
• Nine bedrooms, some with en-suite facilities plus self-contained bedsit +
• Kitchen plus separate utility room +
• Three bathrooms plus shower room +
• Detached double garage plus further ample parking facilities +
• Extensive front lawned garden +

Penkerris is a grand detached Edwardian residence being situated close to the village centre and is perhaps one of the most recognised local properties in the village.

Being situated on Penwinnick Road, ‘Penkerris’ is a large detached residence, formerly operating as a family run guesthouse and occupies a generous size plot with formal gardens along with ample parking facilities and access to a double garage. Internally although the property does require some modernisation and decorating, the accommodation is considered to be vast with nine bedrooms, some of which having the benefit of en-suite as well as further bathrooms with a grand reception hallway, accessing the spacious lounge and separate dining room. Additional accommodation comprises of kitchen with separate utility along with a self-contained bedsit. Overall, ‘Penkerris’ offers a unique opportunity for somebody who is looking for an impressive detached property in arguably one of the most sought-after villages in the county and close to the heart of the thriving community.

The pretty, north coastal village of St Agnes is located within a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ as well as being a world heritage site. By exploring the village and its surrounding area you can’t help but see evidence of its proud mining heritage with its monumental former engine houses giving a glimpse back to its industrial past and perhaps no more evidence than the National Trust, Wheal Coates nestled on the coastal path. Today St Agnes is a thriving community with a variety of local shops and facilities making it one of the most desirable places to live on the North Coast. The beautiful beaches are popular and renowned for excellent surfing with an array of spectacular inland and coastal walks on the doorstep. The cathedral city of Truro is approximately 15 miles distant with its Georgian architecture and cobbled streets is a popular tourist attraction offering a good variety of local independent shops as well as the more recognised national chains. It is also home to the Hall for Cornwall and has a mainland railway link to London Paddington. The main A30 is also nearby making access to other parts of the county that much easier all for those travelling further afield.