Garland Place, Camborne, Cornwall, TR14

Miller countrywide Camborne would like to introduce to the market Garland Place,
A three-bedroom end-terrace house in Camborne which offers a comfortable and practical living space, ideal for families or individuals seeking a home in this historic Cornish town.

The house is of non-standard construction, which is why it is available to **cash buyers only**.

As you enter the house though the front entrance porch, you lead straight into lounge which greets you with neutral colours of white walls and grey carpet ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
From the hallway you lead into the dining room area again with neutral colours before heading into the kitchen with semi built in appliances.
The ground floor accommodation concludes with a white three-piece bathroom, which consist of bath with shower over, toilet and wash basin with storage.
The hallway contains the stairs to the first floor which boasts three bedrooms and a wc, there is also a under stairs cupboard for plenty of storage.

Outside is an enclosed walled rear garden and a low maintance front garden with patio area.

The heating system has been **upgraded to an eco-friendly air source heat pump**, which is an efficient, sustainable alternative to traditional heating methods. This not only reduces energy bills but also lowers the home’s carbon footprint, along with the heat pump the house was also fully insulated making it an excellent choice for environmentally conscious buyers.

Situated in Garland Place, Camborne, the property enjoys a quiet residential setting while being close to local amenities, schools, and transport links. It offers easy access to both the town centre and the surrounding Cornish countryside.

This property represents a great opportunity for a cash buyer looking for a home with eco-friendly features and a solid location in Camborne.


Camborne is a town located in the county of Cornwall, in the southwestern part of England. Known for its rich history in mining, Camborne was at the heart of the Cornish mining industry during the 18th and 19th centuries, particularly for tin and copper extraction. At one time, the town was a major player in the global mining industry, with Camborne School of Mines being established in 1888 to train mining engineers.

Some interesting features of Camborne are its mining Heritage, the town's history is closely tied to the rise of mining in Cornwall. One of its most famous sites is the Dolcoath Mine, once one of the deepest and richest tin mines in the world.
Heartlands A large mining heritage site and community space located nearby, featuring exhibitions, historic sites, and outdoor art installations.
Trevithick Day An annual event held in April to celebrate the life of Richard Trevithick, a Camborne-born engineer and inventor of the high-pressure steam engine. The day includes parades, steam engines, and historical reenactments.
Like much of Cornwall, Camborne is surrounded by beautiful countryside of Tehidy along with its lush green golf course and is not far from the stunning Golden Cornish coast of hayle and St ives, making it a gateway for exploring both inland and seaside attractions.

Although the town's economy has shifted from mining, it remains a vibrant community with a mix of historical landmarks and modern amenities.