This charming detached barn conversion, known as Vellancoth, offers a unique blend of period character and modern practicality. The property features three bedrooms, a spacious living room, kitchen, and utility room, as well as a detached one-bedroom annexe, a large garage and workshop, and established gardens spanning around 2 acres. The main house is situated in a small rural cluster on the edge of St Loy Wood, near the village of St Buryan and St Loy Farm, within the Penwith Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property boasts stunning views, a tranquil setting, and is surrounded by beautiful coastal paths, beaches, and scenic valleys. The towns of St Just and Penzance are within a 6-mile radius, offering a range of amenities, while the property itself is filled with character features, including exposed beams, recessed windows, and traditional timber detailing. The Old Stables, a detached ancillary accommodation, provides additional space for family, guests, or potential letting, while the garage and workshop offer ample storage and practical use. The property's grounds are an idyllic setting, with mature planting, colourful borders, fruit orchards, and open lawns, providing both beauty and practicality throughout the seasons.