A stretch of land with its own stream, fishing rights and development potential has come on the market. The 5.3 acre patch of woodland lies at the entrance to the seaside village of Portreath, near .
The currently undeveloped site, known as The Valley Floor, is located to the south of Penberthy Road and sits between the coastal village of Portreath to the west and the smaller settlement of Bridge to the east, and is dissected by Portreath stream. While the site sits beyond the two settlements, the residential development in the area forms a hamlet known as Bridge Moor. It is due to be auctioned off with a start price of £30,000 next month.
On its website, auction house Connect UK Land Auctions, said the Valley Floor is also the longest auction lot in UK auction history as it includes nearly 1.8 miles of river running at the back of properties all the way down to the sea at Portreath. A spokesperson for the auction house said: "Nestled between the charming coastal village of Portreath and the quaint settlement of Bridge, it’s rich with potential and natural beauty, and the river flowing through makes an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts.
"Despite its peaceful ambiance, the site is conveniently situated near key settlements, forming part of a small hamlet known as Bridge Moor." The spokesperson added: "This strategic land offers a myriad of possibilities for prospective buyers. Given its excellent location and the current market trends, the land holds significant potential .