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Just come to the market is Unit 2, West End Industrial Estate on the edge of Penryn's town centre. The premises provide a show room area of 296 sq ft with further workshop/storage space of 918 sq ft to the rear. A small yard area is also included and the unit is located within an established industrial setting. It benefits from easy access to the nearby A39 and A394.

A substantial and modern investment property known as Stephenson House on Calenick Street, situated in the centre of Truro has now become available. It offers a ground floor restaurant, currently trading as the Zen Noodle Bar, whilst the 1st and 2nd floors provide offices and studios. The property is approximately 7 years old, with just over 2,000 sq ft on the ground floor and 2,200 sq ft on the 1st and 2nd floors. (The businesses are not affected

Acting on behalf of KHJ Trethewey & Son, we, have been instructed to market their proposed office development at St Erme, just outside Truro. The company holds Planning Consent to build a 2-storey building, which fronts the A39. The development is 3 miles from Truro and also only 3 miles from the Carland Cross interchange on the A30.

We have recently taken instructions to market Unit 14 on the Indian Queens Trading Estate, in Mid-Cornwall. The Trading Estate is a recent development and is popular in view of its easy access to the A30 corridor through Cornwall. The premises were constructed in 2008 and comprise a ground floor, modern, hi-spec office of 964 sq ft. The office accommodation includes carpeting, suspended ceiling, data trunking, showers and disabled wc facilities.

We have just been requested to market, at a reduced guide price, a delightful guesthouse known as Chy-an-Gerra, The Terrace, St Ives. It enjoys stunning views over Porthminster Beach, St Ives Bay and across to Gwithian and Godrevy lighthouse. Despite benefiting from such a favoured elevated situation, it is only a brief walk into the centre of the resort and also on to Porthminster Beach below.

An opportunity has arisen to acquire the successful Kingswood Restaurant standing alongside the busy road linking St Austell with Mevagissey at London Apprentice. The long established and tastefully appointed restaurant is a substantial single-storey building of modern construction set within extensive grounds. It comprises a lounge bar, adjoining restaurant providing 40-covers, delightful conservatory offering a further 27-covers and a comprehensively equipped commercial kitchen. Outside, and to the rear, is an attractive decked and lawned garden with picnic tables and a water feature. The business benefits from good parking facilities. Included within the sale is the owners' 1-bedroom accommodation which forms part of the main building.

Tucked away across the River Gannel from the thrusting North Cornish beach resort of Newquay, is the historic, much favoured village of Crantock, which has been a settlement since 460AD. In the centre of the village, adjacent to the Church's lych gate is The Old Albion Inn. This attractive public house dates back to 1780 and is broad fronted and part thatched. A neighbouring 2-bedroom cottage provides ancillary accommodation or alternatively, summer letting use. Within The Old Albion, on the ground floor, are two distinct bar areas, the second providing a minimum of 24 covers, which can be increased in the tourist season. Off the bar area is small dining room with space for a further 24 covers. The 1st floor offers good sized private owners' accommodation with three bedrooms.

The prominent ground floor premises, formerly trading as Hairworx, located at Par Lane within Par near St Austell, have come to the market due to Hairworx relocating their expanding business within the town. The premises will be available from 14th April 2010 and provide a net internal area of 68.5 sq m (738 sq ft) and benefit from disabled access via a ramp at the front of the property. There is a small yard to the rear and a staff wc facility.

Our Hotel & Leisure Department are pleased to bring to the market Calize Country House, Prosper Hill, which overlooks the village of Gwithian and is just a short drive off the A30 corridor at Hayle, West Cornwall. Calize Country House, dating back to 1902, is a mixed leisure opportunity, combining an upmarket bed and breakfast facility, holiday and all-year-round residential letting business. The very generous, two-storey property provides four en-suite guest bedrooms, together with a guest lounge and dining room.

One of North Cornwall's hidden treasures is the beautiful Rocky Valley between Tintagel and Boscastle. The steep sided valley runs from St Nectan's Glen to the coast with a large stream flowing through it, which in centuries past powered the waterwheel of Trevillett Mill. We are now marketing these ancient premises off a freehold guide price of £875,000. The mill property, standing only some 500 yards from the sea, dates back to 1472 and worked milling grain for circa 500 years. Of more recent times it has traded as a ground floor licensed restaurant and tea room, but more lately it has provided upmarket holiday letting accommodation.