Helston

Situated within easy reach of the town centre and its range of amenities, this well presented one bedroom first floor flat offers an excellent opportunity for first time buyers, investors, or those seeking a low maintenance home.

Accessed via a communal entrance, stairs rise to the first floor where the apartment's front door opens into a bright and welcoming open plan kitchen, dining and living area. This sociable space is flooded with natural light thanks to a large window and patio doors, creating a light and airy atmosphere that is ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. The kitchen provides practical storage and workspace while remaining connected to the living area, making the most of the available space. The double bedroom is well proportioned and offers comfortable accommodation, while the bathroom is conveniently located and well suited to everyday living.

Externally, residents benefit from a communal low maintenance garden, providing a useful outdoor space and an area for drying clothes. The property also benefits from an allocated parking space, adding further convenience.

Location – Helston is famed for its historic Flora Day celebrations on 8th May when the town is bedecked with greenery, bluebells and gorse and throughout the day dancers weave in and out of shops, houses and gardens following the Helston Town Band playing the famous Floral Dance and ushering in the Summer, this property is part of the historic ‘old town’ and is situated on the route of the morning and evening dance and the Hal an Tow, perfectly placed to enjoy the festivities and just a few moments walk from the town centre.

The modern town and surrounding area boast many Primary Schools. The nearest secondary schools are in Helston and Mullion. Helston also enjoys a leisure centre with a swimming pool and large gym and many amenity areas including the Coronation Boating Lake and the beautiful National Trust Penrose Estate offering a host of woodland walks. Helston is widely regarded as the gateway to the stunning Lizard Peninsula and is also within a 10 minute drive of the thriving harbour and coastline at Porthleven which offers an array of shops and good quality restaurants as well as world class surf. The city of Truro and the towns of Falmouth, Penzance and Hayle are all within a 20 to 30 minute drive.

Accommodation –

Entrance Hallway

Open Plan Kitchen/Diner/Lounge

Bathroom

Bedroom.

Parking – One allocated parking space.

Outside – Low maintenance communal gravelled area to the rear of the property.

Services – Mains water, drainage and electricity. Gas central heating.

Lease Information – Our client has informed us that the property benefits from the remainder of a 999 year lease which started in 2006.

Service Charges – Our client has informed us that the service charge for January 2026-December 2026 is £2188.33. . Building insurance is included within the service charge.

Council Tax Band – A

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