Tresowes, HELSTON, Cornwall, TR13

Set amidst beautifully mature gardens, this exceptional single-storey residence offers an enviable lifestyle of space, comfort, and flexibility. Behind the gated drive lies a truly versatile home designed to adapt to modern living—whether you're seeking multigenerational potential, a work-from-home haven, or lucrative income opportunities.

The main home boasts up to six well-proportioned bedrooms, allowing you to tailor the layout to suit your needs—be it family living, guest accommodation, or dedicated hobby and office spaces. The annexe, seamlessly integrated into the layout, presents an outstanding opportunity for multigenerational living, guest quarters, or a holiday let (subject to any necessary permissions).

Rustic Charm Meets Modern Comfort At the heart of the living space is a log burner, adding a warm and authentic focal point to the home's cosy yet contemporary interior. Complemented by three stylish bathrooms, comfort is thoughtfully balanced with functionality throughout.

With solar panels already installed, this home is equipped to reduce your carbon footprint and running costs, future-proofing your lifestyle without compromise.

A gated parking provides extensive space for multiple vehicles—including cars, caravans, or even boats—making this property ideal for growing families and adventure seekers alike.

A Rare Find In a setting that promises peace and privacy without isolation, this property represents a rare combination of charm, scale, and versatility. Whether you're expanding, downsizing with room for guests, or looking to generate income—this home offers an exciting canvas for your future.


Tresowes is nestled between the coastal towns of Penzance and Helston, is a charming rural hamlet offering the perfect blend of countryside tranquillity and convenient access to some of Cornwall’s most captivating destinations. Positioned just off the A394, this sought-after location enjoys a serene setting with easy connectivity.

Nearby, the villages of Germoe, Breage, Godolphin and Porthleven provide a range of everyday essentials including primary schools, historic churches, and friendly local pubs. For added convenience, you'll find a Co-op at Rosudgeon and a petrol station with a handy shop. The Tregonning and Godolphin hills offer scenic walking trails with sweeping views across both the Lizard and Penwith peninsulas—ideal for hikers and nature lovers alike. For beach days, Rinsey and Praa Sands are the closest spots, celebrated for their dramatic coastal beauty and golden sands.

Just a short drive away, Helston—the historic gateway to the Lizard Peninsula—boasts a diverse mix of supermarkets, independent Tresowes Nestled between the coastal towns of Penzance and Helston, Tresowes is a charming rural hamlet offering the perfect blend of countryside tranquillity and convenient access to some of Cornwall’s most captivating destinations. Positioned just off the A394, this sought-after location enjoys a serene setting with easy connectivity.

Nearby, the villages of Germoe, Breage, Godolphin and Porthleven provide a range of everyday essentials including primary schools, historic churches, and friendly local pubs. For added convenience, you'll find a Co-op at Rosudgeon and a petrol station with a handy shop in Newtown.

Adventure begins right on your doorstep. The Tregonning and Godolphin hills offer scenic walking trails with sweeping views across both the Lizard and Penwith peninsulas—ideal for hikers and nature lovers alike. For beach days, Rinsey and Praa Sands are the closest spots, celebrated for their dramatic coastal beauty and golden sands.

Just a short drive away, Helston—the historic gateway to the Lizard Peninsula—boasts a diverse mix of supermarkets, independent retailers, schools, leisure facilities, and a cinema. For longer journeys, Penzance railway station provides direct services to London Paddington, making countryside living effortlessly connected.

This region is a treasure trove of culinary and cultural experiences. Head west to Marazion for kite surfing and postcard views of the iconic St Michael’s Mount, or explore the buzz of Porthleven—renowned for its gourmet restaurants and annual food festival. Looking north, St Ives delivers world-class beaches, upscale dining, boutique shopping, and a vibrant arts scene, home to the Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum, and the Leach Pottery.