Blowinghouse, Redruth, Cornwall, TR15

Miller Countrywide would like to introduce these stunning new build three-bedroom modern eco-homes which combines contemporary design with sustainability, making them a perfect family home. The exterior is beautifully finished with a sand stone-facing cladding, seamlessly blending modern aesthetics with natural charm. It offers peace of mind with a 10-year insurance-backed Build Zone warranty.

The houses benefit from an air-source heat pump system and an unvented hot water cylinder for efficient, renewable heating.

There is also EV car charging points included, supporting sustainable living.

A spacious open-plan living space downstairs offers a bright and airy environment, ideal for entertaining or relaxing while enjoying the full fitted Howdens kitchen.
There is also a down stairs wc for convenience.

Upstairs there is three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a master bedroom with an en-suite for comfort and family bathroom.

The houses also benefit with modern fixtures and fittings throughout provide comfort and style.

The houses showcase some lovely rural views of the surrounding Redruth area.

There is a driveway with ample parking space for multiple vehicles.

A well-designed outdoor areas, perfect for enjoying the peaceful rural surroundings.

Conveniently located close to local amenities, ensuring easy access to shops, schools, and transport links.
The properties are in a prime location moment away from the prestigious Penventon Hotel, ideal for fine dining or spa experiences.
Viewings are highly recommended please call the office to arrange.


The Blowinghouse area of Redruth, Cornwall, is steeped in industrial history, reflecting the rich mining heritage of the region. The name “Blowinghouse” itself refers to the historic practice of smelting tin ore using bellows-driven furnaces, which were integral to Cornwall’s mining industry during the 18th and 19th centuries.


The area historically housed smelting works, where tin ore extracted from nearby mines was processed. These “blowing houses” were common across Cornwall, especially in areas like Redruth, which were central to the region’s mining boom.

Blowinghouse is located just on the outskirts of Redruth town centre. The area is characterized by a mix of residential housing, many of which were built to accommodate workers during the mining era, as well as remnants of industrial sites.

Today, Blowinghouse is a predominantly residential area, with some local amenities and services catering to the community. It reflects a blend of its historical roots
with modern developments.

Redruth and its surrounding areas, including Blowinghouse, are close to iconic landmarks such as the Cornish Mining World Heritage Sites, including the nearby Carn Brea and East Pool Mine.

Blowinghouse is quieter compared to the bustling centre of Redruth but still carries the atmosphere of its industrial heritage. It’s a place where the past and present coexist, with historical features subtly woven into its modern-day landscape.

If you’re exploring Cornwall’s mining legacy, areas like Blowinghouse serve as a reminder of the region’s pivotal role in the industrial revolution