Barton House is a charming period residence located in the heart of the picturesque village of Canworthy Water, with easy access to the rugged north Cornish coastline. The property boasts highly flexible accommodation with scope for updating, making it suitable for a wide range of purchasers. The impressive collection of outbuildings includes a six-berth static caravan, large workshop, storage buildings, and barns, offering ample potential for development subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The well-manicured gardens are found at the side and rear, with access to pasture paddocks beyond, providing a beautiful setting for relaxation and outdoor living. The interior of the main house features large reception spaces, including a spacious lounge with exposed stonework, dining room with parquet floor, and sun room. The kitchen/breakfast room has a slate floor and oil-fired Stanley, and there is also a boot room, ground floor WC, and study on this level. The first floor has a split-level landing with access to all five bedrooms, including two larger bedrooms with far-reaching views and a master bedroom with built-in double wardrobes and an en-suite shower room/WC. The family bathroom/WC has an enamelled bath with an electric shower unit above. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and a 4kw solar array, and there is also a favourable feed-in tariff rate. Externally, the house has a driveway at the side with plenty of off-road parking, and the outbuildings include a spacious barn with a garage at the rear, a garden room, and an industrial-style large corrugated workshop. The fully serviced six-berth static caravan is positioned near the property and is currently lived in, and the gardens are a real feature of the house, with well-manicured areas for relaxation and outside dining, mature trees, bushes, and shrubs, and a large wildlife pond. The orchard is well stocked with apple and pear trees, and there is plenty of room for a cultivated and productive garden if desired. The pasture extends down and forms four paddocks, suitable for the circulation of livestock, and the property has the