Tresidder, St. Buryan, TR19

This four-bedroom Grade II listed former farmhouse is set in a sheltered rural hamlet near St Buryan, with countryside and woodland around it and West Cornwall's coast within reach. The listing dates the house to the 17th century and describes traditional details including sash windows with working shutters, deep window seats, slate and timber floors, an inglenook fireplace and a Rayburn. It also notes that the property needs updating, including modernisation of the heating, so any improvements will need to take account of its listed status and historic character. The ground floor includes a substantial sitting room with a wood burner, a large kitchen and dining room, and a further reception space used as a snug or boot room. There is also a pantry and utility room and a downstairs WC. Upstairs are four bedrooms, one suitable for use as a home office, and a spacious family bathroom. The gardens are arranged as a series of planted areas, with lawns, mature shrubs and trees, an orchard and raised vegetable beds. Off-road parking is provided at the rear, and the description mentions the possibility of creating additional parking via the side entrance. Traditional outbuildings include a granite building, stores, a former cow shed and the remains of pig barns. The listing suggests these could be considered for studio, workshop or ancillary use, subject to any necessary consents; feasibility and permissions would need to be checked. St Buryan, with a shop, pub and post office, is stated to be less than two miles away. Penzance and its rail links are approximately six miles away. Nearby footpaths connect with the South West Coast Path and routes towards Porthcurno and Penberth. The house is being marketed as a character property with scope for careful updating, rather than as a modernised home.