Perrancoombe, TR6 - Detached one bedroom barn conversion | One bedroom garden cabin | 1/4 of an acre Cottage Gardens

- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
2
- BATHROOMS
2
- SIZE
864 sq ft
80 sq m
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Solar panels, battery storage and Feed-in Tariff benefits
- Double garage/workshop with loft storage plus driveway parking
- Beautiful landscaped gardens with terraces, wildlife areas and hot tub deck
- Sought-after Perrancoombe location between Perranporth, St Agnes and Mithian
- Expansive first-floor bedroom suite with built-in storage and bathroom facilities
- Charming 1-bedroom barn with potential to reconfigure to 2 bedroom
- Tucked away at the end of a no-through lane beside Anchor Woods
- Large open plan kitchen with Rayburn
- Separate insulated garden cabin with bedroom, shower room, WC and balcony area
- Idyllic detached one bedroom stone barn conversion in a secluded woodland setting
Description
***Anchor Cottage – A Cornish Woodland Hideaway for Those Who Love the Unusual - Some homes are simply houses. Others have a personality all of their own***
Tucked away in the peaceful Perrancoombe valley, beside Anchor Woods and within easy reach of Perranporth and the beautiful North Cornwall coast, Anchor Cottage is a wonderfully individual large one bedroom stone barn conversion with a warmth and character that are increasingly hard to find. This is a home for someone who appreciates the charm of an established barn conversion, the pleasures of a beautiful garden and the feeling of having found somewhere genuinely different. Approached along a 500-metre woodland byway, Anchor Cottage enjoys a wonderfully secluded position at the end of a no-through lane, alongside Anchor Woods. With just two immediate neighbours, who own the surrounding woodland and land, the property offers a rare combination of privacy and tranquillity, while retaining the reassurance of having neighbours nearby. The approach itself is part of the charm, with woodland walks directly from the doorstep and a real sense of leaving the everyday world behind.
At the heart of the home is a welcoming kitchen and dining room, complete with its traditional Rayburn and quarry-style tiled floor. It is a lovely space for slow breakfasts, cooking for friends and enjoying the simple pleasures of country living.
The adjoining glass-roofed sunroom is perhaps one of the property’s most special features. With its exposed stonework, views across the gardens and Contura log burner, it offers a wonderfully atmospheric place to curl up with a book, watch the seasons change or spend a relaxed evening at home. Upstairs, the exceptionally generous bedroom suite has a character all of its own, with timber-lined walls and ceilings, multiple windows and built-in storage. Rather than a conventional arrangement of smaller rooms, it offers a sense of space and individuality that makes this rural home so distinctive.
Outside, the gardens are a delight. Thoughtfully established with cottage planting, terraces, raised vegetable beds, wildlife ponds and secluded seating areas, they offer space to potter, grow your own, entertain friends or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The property enjoys a wonderful connection with the surrounding woodland, with a 500-metre woodland approach adding to the sense of privacy and seclusion. In spring, the trees come alive with birdsong, while the sheltered setting and lack of significant light pollution create beautiful dark skies after dusk. A private deck with hot tub provides a particularly special place to unwind beneath the stars after a woodland or coastal walk. With woodland walks immediately accessible from the property, nature and the outdoors are very much part of everyday life. The separate insulated garden cabin, complete with shower room, WC and balcony, offers a comfortable retreat for visiting friends and family, or a quiet place to work or pursue a favourite hobby.
The detached double garage and workshop, driveway parking, EV charger and solar panels with battery storage add practical comforts to this wonderfully individual home. Anchor Cottage is not a conventional new-build or a blank canvas. It is a home with its own character, established gardens and distinctive spaces, ready for someone who appreciates what is already here.
For anyone dreaming of a peaceful Cornish home with woodland surroundings, beautiful gardens and the coast within easy reach, Anchor Cottage could be the place that feels like home from the moment they arrive.
Key Features:
- Idyllic detached one bedroom stone barn conversion in a secluded woodland setting
- Separate insulated garden cabin with bedroom, shower room, WC and balcony area
- Sought-after Perrancoombe location between Perranporth, St Agnes and Mithian
- Moments from Perranporth’s three-mile surfing beach and the North Coast
- Tucked away at the end of a no-through lane beside Anchor Woods
- Charming 1-bedroom barn conversion with potential to reconfigure, subject to consents into a 2 bed and 1 bedroom cabin
- Expansive first-floor bedroom suite with built-in storage and bathroom facilities
- Beautiful landscaped gardens with terraces, wildlife areas and hot tub deck
- Double garage/workshop with loft storage plus driveway parking
- EV car charger
- Solar panels, battery storage and Feed-in Tariff benefits
Property Tour:
Anchor Cottage is approached via the lane into a wonderfully private woodland setting, with driveway parking, landscaped gardens and the detached garage/workshop positioned beside the main home.
Building One — The Barn Conversion
The main house opens into a generous kitchen/dining room, full of character with cottage-style finishes, quarry-style tiled flooring, Rayburn, additional cooking facilities and plenty of space for dining. A useful utility room sits to one side, while a ground-floor shower room is positioned off the main living space. To the rear, the glass-roofed sunroom/lounge is a real lifestyle room, enjoying garden views, exposed stonework and a Contura log burner — a beautiful place to relax in every season.
Upstairs, the exceptionally generous bedroom suite is a real feature of the property. With timber-lined walls and ceiling, multiple windows, built-in storage and en-suite-style bathroom facilities, it offers a wonderfully characterful and spacious retreat. Its impressive proportions also provide clear potential to create a second bedroom, subject to any necessary consents, building regulations and layout requirements, making the property adaptable to different lifestyles and family needs.
Building Two — Garage / Workshop
The detached garage is a superb additional space, currently arranged as a workshop with large barn-style doors and excellent storage/use flexibility. Ideal for hobbies, bikes, surfboards, tools, garden equipment or potential further use depending on requirements.
Building Three — Garden Cabin / Annexe-Style Retreat
Set separately within the grounds, the insulated garden cabin provides a bedroom space with shower room, WC and balcony area, creating fantastic flexibility for guests, working from home, creative use or holiday-let style accommodation.
Outside, the gardens wrap beautifully around the home, with cottage planting, gravelled terraces, raised beds, wildlife ponds, outdoor seating areas, BBQ/lounge space and a private hot tub deck — a true Cornish retreat with privacy, character and lifestyle appeal in abundance.
Area:
Perrancoombe is one of North Cornwall’s hidden gems — a peaceful, leafy valley setting tucked between Perranporth, St Agnes and Mithian, offering the rare combination of countryside seclusion and easy coastal access. Anchor Cottage enjoys a wonderfully private woodland position, yet Perranporth is approximately 2km away on foot via Perrancoombe, placing its golden beach, surf, cafés, pubs and everyday amenities within easy reach. Trevellas, Trevellas Porth and the dramatic St Agnes coastline are also close by, making this an exceptional base for anyone who loves walking, cycling, surfing, sea air and rural Cornish living.
The area is especially appealing for both permanent living and holiday use. Perranporth is one of Cornwall’s best-loved beach destinations, known for its wide sandy shoreline, surf culture and relaxed coastal atmosphere, while St Agnes offers a thriving village community, independent shops, places to eat, historic mining heritage and access to some of the most beautiful stretches of the South West Coast Path. For holiday-let buyers, the location offers exactly what visitors come to Cornwall for: beaches, countryside, privacy, coastal walks, character villages and a true sense of escape, all without feeling isolated.
Despite its rural feel, the property is well connected. A bus stop at Trevellas is around a 10-minute walk away, with local services linking the surrounding villages, Perranporth, St Agnes, Newquay and Truro. Truro provides wider shopping, schooling, leisure facilities and mainline rail connections, while Newquay also offers rail links and access to Cornwall Airport Newquay, placing wider UK and seasonal European travel within convenient reach. The A30 is also accessible for travel further across Cornwall and beyond, making this a wonderfully placed retreat for full-time living, weekend escapes or a highly appealing coastal holiday let.
If you can see yourself living in this beautifully presented home, then contact us today!
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Property Information:
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage via private septic tank
Heating: Oil Boiler
Glazing: Double Glazing
Broadband: Standard to Ultrafast available – approx. 17 Mbps to 1800 Mbps download speeds (Source: Ofcom)
Mobile Coverage: Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries with their chosen provider
Items Remaining: Two under counter freezers in utility, washing machine and 1/2 dishwasher in the kitchen.
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Property Particulars
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Services & Utilities
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Planning & Development
Any reference to planning permission, building regulations or potential development is provided in good faith. Purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the validity of any permissions, consents or restrictions through their own enquiries with the relevant authorities.
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Brochures
Brochure 1- COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
- Band: B
- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Garage,Driveway,Off street,Private,Residents,Garage en bloc
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Patio,Private garden
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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