Helland House is a Grade II listed property nestled in the North Helford area, which stretches along the Helford River and is known for its charming villages, wooded creeks, and rolling farmland. The property has a rich history, dating back over 700 years, and is believed to occupy the site of a former priory once linked to Glasney Abbey. The house is set behind a rare early medieval burial mound and features an exceptionally rare pre-Norman granite Celtic Cross. The property has been sympathetically restored and extended, blending period character and charm with a creative Danish flair. The interior features elegant reception rooms, a generous open-plan kitchen, and four well-proportioned bedrooms, while the exterior offers picturesque courtyards, walled lawns, and mature trees. The property also includes a self-contained cottage and a garden studio, which have been fully renovated and offer additional living space. With its unique blend of history, creativity, and lifestyle appeal, Helland House is a rare chance to own a truly special Cornish home.