This classic Cornish cottage, Greatwood Cottage, boasts a range of environmental and sustainability advantages. The property's electric heating, hot water, and cooking are powered by a renewable energy tariff, and the stone-tiled floor areas have electric underfloor heating with individual thermostats and timers. The cottage's walls, constructed from locally sourced natural materials, provide thermal storage, while the attic roof space is insulated and features a Positive Input Pump to recycle warm air. The property also has two efficient wood-burning stoves with new chimney liners, and the orientation of the roof is optimal for Solar Panels (subject to planning). Additionally, the cottage's thermal mass and natural insulation maintain a consistent temperature throughout the year. While some windows are currently only single-glazed, the property's traditional construction and recent restoration work ensure that it remains a charming and sustainable retreat.