SUPERB OPPORTUNITY - a plethora of historic residences & stone barns with tremendous development potential. Overall c.14,000 sq ft (gia). Listed. Main 6-bed house. 2-bed cottage. 1-bed annexe. 3-bed dwelling. Extensive range barns - conversion pot. (stp). Grounds. EPC Ratings: G 3.5 Acres

Situation - Crasken Farm is situated at the head of The Lizard Peninsula just outside the town of Helston which affords a range of local shopping, supermarkets, banking, schooling and recreational facilities and is the home of the annual Furry Dance. Indeed, this historic property is well positioned to access the coastal scenery and beaches of the area, as well as Falmouth and Truro in the east and Penzance in the west.

General Description And Development Potential - Crasken Farm presents a number of historic adjoining stone residences and barns, which exude character and ambience and which will be of interest to developers looking for an opportunity to create a small "hamlet" of most attractive and aesthetically pleasing rural properties situated just outside, but close to, Helston.

Overall the residences and striking range of stone barns extend to over 14,000 sq ft and the appeal and charm of the various residences and traditional buildings are reflected in their status as Grade II Listed Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Currently, the residential and annexed accommodation of varying quality of presentation, is spread across the main original farmhouse, Bailiff's Cottage, the annexe and The Tree House - as described further below.

In addition, there are a magnificent range of mainly two storey traditional farm buildings, which in recent times have been used as a café/restaurant, weddings and events space with toilet and shower facilities. It is considered that the traditional buildings offer much potential for conversion to provide a number of additional residential properties - say, five or six additional units (subject to all necessary consents and approvals). The adjoining grounds offer ample space for the creation of car parking facilities and landscaping of gardens/outside space.

The residences and barns are centred around two traditional interconnecting courtyards. There are adjoining grounds, with mature deciduous tree standards, which offer space for the landscaping of gardens/outside space and there is additional space for the creation of car parking facilities.

The Residences/Annexe -

The Main Farmhouse - On the listing, Crasken Farmhouse dates from the 17th century, subsequently extended in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, the house is in need of some updating and improvement and offers spacious six bedroom accommodation over two storeys - indeed the house extends to over 3,000 sq ft (gia) . There are a number of character features on show including three large fireplaces, domed ovens, a chamfered ships timber, chamfered jambs and lintels, some wide floorboards, turned balusters and so forth.

Bailiff's Cottage - A two-storey attractive two bedroom cottage. The accommodation includes a Hall, Kitchen/Dining Room, Utility Room, Living Room, Landing space with potential as a bedroom, 2 Bedrooms and Bathroom.

The Annexe - Adjoining Bailiff's Cottage is a single storey self-contained one-bedroom studio annexe which is in need of updating and improvement.

The Tree House - A most interesting, quirky and character three-bedroom two-storey dwelling of over 1,000 sq ft (gia) and which includes and Kitchen/Dining Room, Reception Room, Bathroom and 3 Bedrooms.

Exclusively Available - Exclusively available to the purchaser of Crasken Farm by way of separate and additional negotiation to the asking price, is Crasken Round being a large circular raised tree-lined area of land which extends to about 1.63 Acres. The Round carries the benefit of a Certificate of Lawfulness for Existing Use or Development (dated 27th February 2014, application no. PA13/11064) allowing the use of Crasken Round for the transient, not permanent, stationing of mobile dwellings, i.e. caravans and converted vehicles. Indeed, there are a number of mobile homes currently situated on the site.

Viewing - Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags' Truro office on[use Contact Agent Button].

Directions - Travelling in a westerly direction on the A394, on reaching the roundabout on the edge of Helston, take the first exit and after about 300 yards take the first left into Crasken Farm. Drive up the entrance drive to a large car park.

Services - Mains water and electricity connected. Private drainage.

Photographs - Some of the photographs were taken last summer.