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" The accommodation is cleverly designed over three floors with the three main bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor. There is a balcony accessed from bedroom one which enjoys views across Mounts Bay. The main living room has french doors leading onto the sun terrace. There is the study, shower room and kitchen with range cooker all leading off the living room. The lower ground floor offers further living and study area with utility and two further rooms. There is a driveway with parking for several vehicles and this leads to the fully enclosed garden, partly laid to lawn with further areas of patio. There is a block built garden room to the side of the property.

? Tastefully converted chapel conversion
? Village location
? Accommodation over three floors
? Gardens and parking
? Sea views
? Oil fired central heating
? Balcony
? Double Glazed


Entrance hall Wooden stable door. Oak floor.

Shower Room Double glazed hardwood sash window facing the front. Heated towel rail, solid oak flooring, recessed lighting. Low level WC, walk-in shower, pedestal sink, extractor fan.

Living Room18'11" x 28'10" (5.77m x 8.79m). Hardwood patio double glazed door, opening onto the patio with picture windows to either side. Double glazed iroko sash windows facing the side. Two radiators and dual fuel burner, solid oak flooring.

Study7'1" x 7'10" (2.16m x 2.39m). Double glazed iroko sash window facing the front. Radiator, solid oak flooring.

Kitchen8'3" x 10'5" (2.51m x 3.18m). Wooden stable door to rear . Sash window. Tiled flooring. Stone work surface, wall and base units, belfast style sink, " Alpha" range supplying supplying domestic hot water and central heating, gas hob, overhead extractor, space for dishwasher.

Landing Sash window facing the side. Solid oak flooring.

Bedroom 118'11" x 11'7" (5.77m x 3.53m). Hardwood patio double glazed door, opening onto the balcony enjoying views across Paul village towards Mounts Bay and St Michaels Mount. Double glazed velux window. Radiator, solid oak flooring.

Bedroom 211'7" x 11'5" (3.53m x 3.48m). Double glazed iroko dormer style window facing the side. Radiator, solid oak flooring.

Bedroom 311'7" x 12'1" (3.53m x 3.68m). Double glazed octagonal window to the front. Velux window. Radiator, solid oak flooring.

Bathroom Double glazed velux window. Heated towel rail, solid oak flooring, recessed lighting. Low level WC, claw foot bath with mixer tap, pedestal sink with mixer tap, extractor fan.

Living Room25'11" x 18'10" (7.9m x 5.74m). Radiator, laminate flooring. Further utility area with belfast sink, plumbing for washing machine. Living area opens into the second study area with door to outside. Doors leading to further rooms presently being used as dressing/walk in wardrobes. The study area is located below the patio which is laid to glass bricks letting natural light flood into the lower ground floor.

Outside The property is approached over a brick driveway with parking for several vehicles. The garden is fully enclosed by established evergreen shrubs with areas laid to lawn and patio. Raised wildlife pond and further storage to the rear. Block built garden room to the front.

General note The studio had been previously owned by the sculptor Barbara Tribe. In 1948 Barbara escaped the memories of war torn London, moved to Cornwall and bought the local Baptist Sunday School. Later, after renovating the school Barbara moved in and re-named the property The Studio. There Barbara continued to make many famous pieces over the next fifty years.

Directions From Penzance proceed along the promenade towards Newlyn. Upon reaching the village take the B3315 signposted Lamorna. Carry along this road for approximately two miles until you reach Sheffield. The property can be found on your left.

Location The village of Paul is but a short walk away and has a public house and church. The picturesque former fishing village of Mousehole also enjoys, public houses and village stores. The larger town of Penzance is approximately two miles distant with is supermarkets, banks and both train and railway stations.

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