Guide price
£149,950
2 bed semi-detached house for salePorthallow, St. Keverne, Helston, Cornwall TR12
2 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: G
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Best offers to be submitted by 12 noon 22 Sept 2025. Coastal property sold with no chain
Situated right in the heart of the Cornish fishing village of Porthallow, approximately 100 yards from the sheltered Porthallow beach, a semi-detached two/three bedroom house requiring renovation providing fantastic potential.
Open house viewings now full.
Accommodation comprises:
Ground floor: Open plan west facing sitting/dining room with stone fireplace, bedroom/storage room, shower room with WC, inner hall, airing cupboard with hot water cylinder, bathroom with WC, further sitting room, fitted kitchen, sunroom.
First floor: Landing, two double bedrooms.
Now requiring a programme of renovations, this double fronted two bedroom semi-detached house has been extended over the years and faces West enjoying the afternoon and evening sunshine.
Nestled in the picturesque fishing cove of Porthallow, on the sheltered eastern side of The Lizard Peninsula, this property is set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village offers a tranquil shingle beach with stunning coastal views over Falmouth Bay, extending towards Falmouth and St Mawes in the distance. Porthallow is also part of the Southwest Coast Path, making it a prime location for coastal exploration. The local pub, the Five Pilchards is currently closed but locals hope this may reopen in the future.
The nearby village of St Keverne, located approximately two miles away, boasts a vibrant community with a variety of clubs, societies, and amenities. These include a selection of local shops for everyday needs, two public houses, a health centre and primary school. Comprehensive schooling is available in the nearby village of Mullion.
A short drive away, the renowned Helford River offers some of the finest sailing waters in the region, set against a backdrop of lush countryside and dramatic scenery. The river is particularly celebrated for its wooded creeks, including the famous Frenchman's Creek, immortalised in Daphne Du Maurier’s novel. This area is an exceptional destination for sailing enthusiasts, with unparalleled opportunities for exploration and leisure.
Outside
An area of gently sloping patio lies to the front of the property from where a glimpse of the sea can be enjoyed. The somewhat overgrown gardens lying to the south, a timber shed, 6‘ x 8‘ greenhouse and covered sitting out area adjacent to the sun lounge.
Services
Electricity Unknown, Mains Unknown, Drainage Unknown, 3x night storage heaters.
Agents Note
We understand there is a right of way over the adjoining property marked in blue on the plan.
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Situated right in the heart of the Cornish fishing village of Porthallow, approximately 100 yards from the sheltered Porthallow beach, a semi-detached two/three bedroom house requiring renovation providing fantastic potential.
Open house viewings now full.
Accommodation comprises:
Ground floor: Open plan west facing sitting/dining room with stone fireplace, bedroom/storage room, shower room with WC, inner hall, airing cupboard with hot water cylinder, bathroom with WC, further sitting room, fitted kitchen, sunroom.
First floor: Landing, two double bedrooms.
Now requiring a programme of renovations, this double fronted two bedroom semi-detached house has been extended over the years and faces West enjoying the afternoon and evening sunshine.
Nestled in the picturesque fishing cove of Porthallow, on the sheltered eastern side of The Lizard Peninsula, this property is set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village offers a tranquil shingle beach with stunning coastal views over Falmouth Bay, extending towards Falmouth and St Mawes in the distance. Porthallow is also part of the Southwest Coast Path, making it a prime location for coastal exploration. The local pub, the Five Pilchards is currently closed but locals hope this may reopen in the future.
The nearby village of St Keverne, located approximately two miles away, boasts a vibrant community with a variety of clubs, societies, and amenities. These include a selection of local shops for everyday needs, two public houses, a health centre and primary school. Comprehensive schooling is available in the nearby village of Mullion.
A short drive away, the renowned Helford River offers some of the finest sailing waters in the region, set against a backdrop of lush countryside and dramatic scenery. The river is particularly celebrated for its wooded creeks, including the famous Frenchman's Creek, immortalised in Daphne Du Maurier’s novel. This area is an exceptional destination for sailing enthusiasts, with unparalleled opportunities for exploration and leisure.
Outside
An area of gently sloping patio lies to the front of the property from where a glimpse of the sea can be enjoyed. The somewhat overgrown gardens lying to the south, a timber shed, 6‘ x 8‘ greenhouse and covered sitting out area adjacent to the sun lounge.
Services
Electricity Unknown, Mains Unknown, Drainage Unknown, 3x night storage heaters.
Agents Note
We understand there is a right of way over the adjoining property marked in blue on the plan.
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