Canworthy House is a historic farmhouse in a rural area of Cornwall, built in the 17th century with potential for modernization. The property has solid granite and slate construction, with original features such as an inglenook fireplace and a cloam oven. The house has been extended and improved over the years, with a large kitchen, dining room, and sitting room, as well as a sun lounge extension and a mezzanine office space. There are four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an original wooden floor and a dressing room with built-in storage. The property also features a secure store for bins and recycling boxes, an integrated garage, and a large greenhouse with an automatic ventilation system. The garden is well-kept with lawns, flower borders, raised vegetable beds, and mature shrubs and trees, and there is a capped well. The property is located in a rural area surrounded by farms and woodland, with nearby villages offering shopping, schools, and leisure facilities.