Trevallion Park, Feock
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This remodelled, very well-planned and distinctive 5-bedroom detached residence is set within a third of an acre gardens in a peaceful, no-through road near Penpol Creek. This bespoke and exemplary family home enjoys elevated, panoramic south-westerly views across Penpol and Restronguet Creeks to the unspoilt Mylor countryside, offering a captivating and dynamic waterside outlook in a truly tranquil setting.
Features
Property Features
- High quality individual modern home
- Remodelled and largely rebuilt in 2010
- Creekside village
- Stunning water and countryside views
- Superb open plan family kitchen / living room, separate sit
- Five double bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms
- Two balconies
- Detached home office
- Well enclosed and stocked landscaped gardens of 1/3 acre
- Peaceful and tranquil setting
Details
Full Details
This remodelled, very well-planned and distinctive 5-bedroom detached residence is set within a third of an acre gardens in a peaceful, no-through road near Penpol Creek. This bespoke and exemplary family home enjoys elevated, panoramic south-westerly views across Penpol and Restronguet Creeks to the unspoilt Mylor countryside, offering a captivating and dynamic waterside outlook in a truly tranquil setting.
What the buyer said
Tim at Shore Partnership is fabulous, always at the end of the phone for straightforward and honest advice. It was a pleasure to work with him and the team.
Distances
Penpol boatyard and beach – 175 yards; Point Quay & slipway – o.6; Loe Beach watersports – 1.5; Devoran (Old Quay Inn) – 1.7; Trelissick Gardens (National Trust)– 2; Truro – 5; Mylor Yacht Harbour – 9; Falmouth – 9.5; Cornwall Airport (Newquay) – 23.5
(All distances are approximate and in miles)
The Location
Trevallion Park enjoys an enviable position in the heart of Penpol, a picturesque and unspoiled creekside village nestled within the highly desirable Feock area, southwest of Truro. This tranquil setting offers direct access to the renowned sailing waters of the Fal Estuary (Carrick Roads) via Penpol and Restronguet Creeks, widely regarded as some of the finest and safest day sailing waters in the UK. The area is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, with tidal creeks, wooded riverbanks and enchanting waterside walks leading west to the charming village of Devoran (home of the popular Old Quay Inn) or east through Feock to Loe Beach and the National Trust’s Trelissick Gardens.
The Old Tram Road, a former mining railway, provides a scenic route for walking, running or cycling along the creek to Devoran, where it connects with the Bissoe Trail — an 11-mile coast-to-coast cycle path stretching to Portreath on the north coast.
The surrounding area also offers several well-regarded sailing clubs and easy access to the bustling harbour town of Falmouth, known for its maritime heritage, sandy beaches, vibrant atmosphere and excellent dining. Meanwhile, Truro, Cornwall’s administrative centre, provides a comprehensive range of amenities including excellent schooling, boutique shopping, a cinema, galleries and a nationally recognised theatre, along with mainline rail links to London Paddington.
Just over two miles away, the King Harry Ferry provides easy access to the Roseland Peninsula, placing the coastal gems of St Mawes, Portscatho, and the historic church at St Just-in-Roseland within reach.
This is a location that perfectly balances natural beauty, peaceful seclusion and connectivity to south Cornwall’s most treasured destinations.
Tenure, services and material information:
Freehold. Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. EV charger (Tesla)
Council Tax: band F
Broadband: FTC (source: https://www.openreach.com/broadband-network/fibre-availability)