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Spargo Quarry, Mabe, Penryn, Cornwall, TR10
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£425,000

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Our Summary

  • Surrounded by countryside, yet close to Penryn and Falmouth, the site offers excellent accessibility and scope for imaginative redevelopment
  • Its status as a County Wildlife Site and location within a Mineral Safeguarding Area underline its environmental and heritage value, making it an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking a distinctive property with scope for heritage-led leisure, or conservation projects
  • The quarry is also currently benefiting from a historic mineral planning permission dating back to 1998, valid until 2042
  • Despite this, any recommencement of quarrying would require a detailed working and restoration scheme approved by the Mineral Planning Authority
  • Planning: The quarry benefits from a historic mineral planning permission dated 29 September 1998, which remains valid until 21 February 2042
  • Any alternative use or development would require planning permission and compliance with mineral safeguarding and biodiversity policies

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Description

Spargo Quarry is a former granite quarry covering approximately 18.5 acres of land in Cornwall. The site is surrounded by countryside and is situated near Penryn and Falmouth, offering easy access to the area's amenities. The quarry features dramatic rock faces, flooded workings, and areas of natural regeneration, creating a striking and rugged landscape.

The site is designated as 'open access' land, a County Wildlife Site, and is located within a Mineral Safeguarding Area for building stone. The site has an active planning consent, but has not been worked for some time, and any recommencement of quarrying would require a detailed scheme approved by the Mineral Planning Authority.