METHOD OF SALE Best and final offers are invited by 12 noon Wednesday 17th June 2026.
Please contact Stags for a copy of a specified form for completion and submission - either by hard copy or email.
After submission on the Best and Final offer form, we recommend contacting Stags Truro office to confirm receipt.
SITUATION The field and pond are pleasantly situated in unspoiled rolling countryside about 2 miles to the south-east of St Agnes and 2.5 miles from a junction to the A30(T). It is situated with direct access from an unclassified country lane, in a pleasant, quiet and accessible position.
DESCRIPTION Of a regular shape with good hedge boundaries and direct access off an unclassified country lane, the land is on a gentle west-facing aspect and benefits from having been recently re-seeded.
At the western end, in a delightful sheltered position, is a pond which extends to about 0.2 of an acre and which is currently encircled with Pittosporum and various trees and shrubs. Given its quiet and tranquil position, the pond is a natural haven for wildlife and indeed a wide variety of flora and fauna abound.
On the western boundary of the land is a small stream.
In total, the property extends to about 2.97 acres.
HIMALAYAN KNOTWEED On the southern boundary of the land, is an area within which Himalayan Knotweed was growing and on which viewers will note that an eradication treatment has been applied.
PLAN A plan which is not to scale and is provided for identification purposes only is included with these particulars.
VIEWING Strictly and only by prior appointment with Stags' Truro office on 01872 264488. Please take care around the pond.
SERVICES Natural water supply on the western boundary.
DIRECTIONS From the Chiverton Arms, take the B3277 towards St Agnes and after about 200 yards turn right towards Mithian. Drive for about 700 yards and take the first turning on the left towards St Agnes and Goonbell (blue sign). Drive for about another 700 yards and at the Y junction, bear right up the hill (unsignposted) and on the brow of the hill pass the entrance to Wheal Davey Farm and after about a further 20 yards there is a parking space on the left-hand side. The entrance to the field is a short distance further on, on the left-hand side.
