This former clay dry site is located in St. Austell, Cornwall, and is situated on the eastern side of the B3274 road, with a trail running along the former railway line to the north and south. The property, a Grade II listed building, was built between 1920 and 1921 and is considered the largest ever built in Europe. However, it is now heavily overgrown. The property comes with a number of conditions, including a covenant to pay an uplift fee of £55,000 to Imerys if the site is developed or sold with planning permission. The property is being sold by informal tender, with a closing date of August 15th, 2025, and a guide price of around £150,000. All offers must be submitted in writing and are subject to contract, confirmation of funds, and not being subject to the sale of another property.