Historic Cornish property offering both a lifestyle opportunity and established tourism income has come to the market near St Neot.

Mennabroom, set on the southern fringe of Bodmin Moor, is centred around a Grade II listed home with origins dating back to the 13th century. The estate is also home to three converted barn cottages, providing established self-catering accommodation for visitors.

The property extends across approximately 15.5 acres, incorporating formal gardens, productive pasture, woodland and areas of natural habitat. The River Dewey passes through the grounds, adding to the setting alongside wildlife ponds, a stream and waterfall.

The main residence has undergone a programme of improvements, including a new reclaimed Delabole slate roof, air-source heating and solar PV panels.

With its combination of historic character, holiday accommodation and extensive land, Mennabroom presents a distinctive rural property opportunity in a peaceful part of Cornwall, within convenient reach of both the north and south coasts.