Trewithian Farm is a stunning 4,000 sq ft, 8-bedroom Grade II listed farmhouse situated on the Roseland Peninsula, just 700 meters from the Cornish South Coast and within the Cornwall National Landscape/Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property, which has been in the same ownership since the early 20th century, boasts a significant range of traditional and modern farm buildings, as well as a few acres of level pasture. The farmhouse, with its imposing symmetrical 'U-shaped' design, features many historical features both internally and externally, including a 17th-century clover leaf moulded plaster ceiling and original rails and balusters. The property has been used as a Bed and Breakfast for around 20 years, but has the potential to be converted into a private residence or used for alternative commercial and leisure purposes. The surrounding area offers a range of amenities, including shops, eateries, a primary school, and a pedestrian ferry service to the town of Falmouth.