Land For Sale £2,000,000
Nestled into a beautiful and sheltered Creekside valley off the Helford Estuary, a combination of residential and commercial property within approx. 6.5 acres of land and woodland.
The property has been in the current family ownership for 70 years or more. Once an old mill with miller’s house and cottage, the property was expanded and extended to become a thriving manufacturing/engineering business, which following retirement has been closed. It is for sale now as a 1,500 sqm factory, wrapped around the original old mill; the neighbouring miller’s house, presented as a well-proportioned three bedroom detached cottage; a further detached commercial building and an additional two bedroom detached cottage with views towards the creek. Complemented by close to 6.5 acres of level land, extending up the valley into woodland, this is a wonderfully private and tranquil setting that has undoubted future potential.<br /><br />Nearby Port Navas was known as ‘Cove’ until the 19th Century, when it was developed as a busy port for loading Constantine granite. Today, it is a sleepy hamlet secreted at the head of a short tidal creek off the Helford River.
The Helford River estuary is one of the most scenic estuaries in the County, famed for the plethora of picturesque creeks which include Fisherman’s Creek, made famous by Daphne Du Maurier's of the same name.
The property has been in the current family ownership for 70 years or more. Once an old mill with miller’s house and cottage, the property was expanded and extended to become a thriving manufacturing/engineering business, which following retirement has been closed. It is for sale now as a 1,500 sqm factory, wrapped around the original old mill; the neighbouring miller’s house, presented as a well-proportioned three bedroom detached cottage; a further detached commercial building and an additional two bedroom detached cottage with views towards the creek. Complemented by close to 6.5 acres of level land, extending up the valley into woodland, this is a wonderfully private and tranquil setting that has undoubted future potential.<br /><br />Nearby Port Navas was known as ‘Cove’ until the 19th Century, when it was developed as a busy port for loading Constantine granite. Today, it is a sleepy hamlet secreted at the head of a short tidal creek off the Helford River.
The Helford River estuary is one of the most scenic estuaries in the County, famed for the plethora of picturesque creeks which include Fisherman’s Creek, made famous by Daphne Du Maurier's of the same name.
