Constantine, Helford River

What our client said
"Selling our much-loved family home after almost 30 years was never going to be easy, however Tim at Shore Partnership ensured the whole process was as stress free as possible. We first met Tim when my son sold his property a few years ago and we were so impressed by his professional and supportive manner that when the time came for us to sell, he was the only estate agent we considered. We had a number of offers within a week and we achieved above the asking price.

Tim was professional, reassuring, thoughtful and nothing was ever too much trouble. We would wholeheartedly recommend Tim and Shore Partnership and are extremely grateful to Tim for his support, kindness and expertise."

Distances
Potager garden and café – 0.4; Port Navas – 1; Constantine – 1.2; Mawnan Smith – 2.5; Trebah Garden – 2.8; Glendurgan Garden (National Trust) – 2.9; Helford Passage – 3; Maenporth Beach – 4.3; Falmouth – 6; Truro – 13; Cornwall Airport (Newquay) – 31

(All distances are approximate and in miles)

The Location
Treviades is a rural hamlet located between Port Navas and Constantine to the north of The Helford River and sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This timeless and unspoilt setting provides the most peaceful lifestyle, away from the madding crowd, but still within easy reach of bustling Falmouth; any wonder the current owner has been there for almost three decades.

The picturesque creekside village of Port Navas, set on the Helford River, is within walking distance and has an active community with a village hall. The Port Navas Yacht Club provides mooring facilities, bar and restaurant.

Constantine provides a wider range of amenities including primary school, doctors’ surgery, a community and arts centre (The Tolman Centre), church with community café, pub and two village stores, one providing an outstanding selection of spirits and wine.

The Helford River is one of the most picturesque estuaries in Cornwall with many secluded coves and beaches on the river to visit by boat. An AONB favoured by walkers, wildlife enthusiasts and boat lovers alike, the area offers safe swimming and sailing facilities and a wonderful natural harbour from which to explore the south Cornish coast, much of which is owned and protected by the National Trust.

The vibrant university town of Falmouth, with its beaches, yacht marinas, National Maritime Museum, eclectic mix of restaurants and thriving arts scene is just six miles away. The cathedral city of Truro is 13 miles to the north and provides an excellent range of shopping and schooling together with a mainline rail link to London Paddington.