• Rare Refurbishment or Redevelopment Opportunity +
• Large Private Plot +
• 43ft x 17ft workshop +
• over 220 sqm of accommodation +
• Secluded Location +
• In Between St Agnes and Perranporth +
• Highly Desirable Location +

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and highly individual residence set within a generous and private plot on the outskirts of Perranporth. Carbargus House is accessed via a sweeping private driveway, offering a sense of seclusion and space that is increasingly hard to find in such a desirable location. The property itself offers over 220 square metres of internal accommodation, with immense potential to be restored to its former glory or redeveloped entirely, subject to the necessary planning permissions. The ground floor comprises three well-proportioned reception rooms, a bright and airy sunroom, kitchen, WC, and a useful side lobby/utility space. Upstairs, the first floor offers four spacious bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities, an additional shower room, ample built-in storage, and a balcony accessed from the master bedroom, offering views across the grounds. Externally, the house sits centrally within a generous garden plot, surrounded by mature trees and lawns. There is a carport and a large detached garage/workshop measuring approximately 43ft x 17ft, offering endless possibilities for those in need of workspace, hobby areas, or storage. This is a truly unique opportunity to secure a sizeable home with privacy, potential, and space in one of North Cornwall’s most desirable areas. Location Carbargus House enjoys a tucked-away position on the rural outskirts of Perranporth, one of Cornwall’s most popular seaside villages, famed for its expansive sandy beach, surf, and vibrant community atmosphere. The village itself offers a wide range of amenities including shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants, a primary school, and various leisure facilities. The property is well located for easy access to Truro and the A30, making it a convenient base for commuting while enjoying a coastal lifestyle. The surrounding area is rich in countryside walks, coastal trails, and scenic beauty, making it a perfect setting for those seeking space and tranquillity within easy reach of the coast. The information provided in this listing, including any details relating to material facts, is offered in good faith and to the best of our knowledge. However, purchasers are strongly advised to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any information provided, as these details are not to be relied upon. We recommend that all information—particularly relating to boundaries, tenure, planning, covenants, and other legal matters—be verified by your solicitor upon the commencement of a sale. Please note, we do not act in the capacity of a Chartered Surveyor. Any comments regarding the construction, condition, or structure of the property are assumptions and should not be treated as statements of fact. We strongly advise that an independent surveyor be instructed to carry out a full inspection for confirmation of these details. Measurements are approximate and for guidance purposes only. Any items, fixtures, or fittings referred to in these particulars are not necessarily included in the sale unless specifically stated within the Fixtures and Fittings forms provided by the seller and confirmed via the conveyancers. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F (Source: Cornwall Council Tax Band Checker) Construction Type: Construction not confirmed by a professional. Please refer to your surveyor’s comments. Age of Construction: Not confirmed by a professional. Please refer to your surveyor’s comments. Heating: Oil Fired Central heating Water Supply:  Mains Sewage:  Mains Electricity: Mains EPC: TBC  There is a mining feature in the corner of the garden which has been remediated and completion documents are available. There is an existing wayleave for a telegraph pole at the property Broadband: 29Mbps download (Source: Ofcom Broadband Checker) Mobile Signal: Indoor: Likely; Outdoor: Likely (Source: Ofcom – EE, Three, O2, Vodafone)