Our Summary

• An iconic Cornish landmark with enabled planning permission to be converted into a unique riverside retreat with C1 Holiday Restriction, enjoying direct access to Okel Tor Wildlife Reserve and The River Tamar
• The planning permission includes the creation of a semi-underground turfed-roofed "remote facilities" building providing additional accommodation
• Historic England have agreed in principle to internal alterations to the original plans (illustrated on the attached plans and internal CGIs), including a free-standing kitchen, "shower room pod" and log burning stove, as well as the erection of a 6m by 4m storage shed (subject to the necessary consents)
• The former Boiler/Jigger House was substantially consolidated and has potential for various uses, eg for hosting events such as woodland weddings, subject to any necessary consents
• Planning - Consent for the conversion of The Stamps Engine House was granted by Cornwall Council on 2nd October 2000