Carlidnack Lane, Mawnan Smith

This extended and well-maintained home, tucked away in a peaceful, traffic free position along sought after Carlidnack Lane is just a short stroll from the heart of Mawnan Smith. Providing three well proportioned bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, generous gardens and excellent outside space, the double garage, ample parking and workshop further enhance the appeal, creating a superb opportunity for those seeking space, privacy and village 
living close to the Helford River.

Distances: 

Mawnan Smith – 700 yards; Maenporth beach (via footpath) - 0.7; Trebah and Glendurgan Gardens – 1; Durgan and Grebe beaches – 1.6; Helford Passage – 2; Falmouth – 4.5; Mylor Yacht Harbour – 8.5; Truro – 12.3; Cornwall Airport (Newquay) – 31.8   

(All distances are approximate and in miles)

The Location

Tregelly is located on the northern edge of the well-served and highly popular village of Mawnan Smith which provides village shops, doctors’ surgery, garage, coffee shop, hairdressers, the Red Lion Inn (serving good food), an active Memorial Hall which hosts many community events and two churches.

For the sports enthusiast there are local football, cricket teams, bowls and tennis club in the village, and five golf courses within 20 miles, the nearest being at the Budock Vean Hotel.

Moorings as well as water sports such as wind surfing, water skiing and kayaking are available on the waterfront at Helford Passage where the Ferryboat Inn is positioned above the beach. There is also a seasonal passenger ferry across the river to The Shipwrights, a wonderfully positioned pub on the south bank of the Helford. 

The Helford River is one of the most picturesque and unspoilt areas in Cornwall, sitting within an AONB with its deep sheltered valleys, wooded and hidden creeks that cut inland along this sheltered part of the south Cornish coast. The area offers safe swimming, sailing and water sports within a timeless natural harbour in which to explore, relax and recharge, much of which is owned and protected by the National Trust. As well as having fine coastal walks and creek paths, the area also enjoys a climate suited to many sub-tropical varieties as the nearby gardens of Glendurgan and Trebah Gardens display so beautifully. 

There is a wide and eclectic range of shopping, bars and restaurants at nearby Falmouth, one of the UK’s most popular, thriving and creative seaside towns.

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Tenure, services and material information

Freehold. Mains water and electricity. New sewage treatment system (2025) – Bioroc2. LPG central heating. Solar thermal hot water. 

Originally built in 1939. Extended in 2010 and 2013

Council Tax: band D

Broadband: FTTP (source: https://www.openreach.com/broadband-network/fibre-availability)