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The land is home to two barns, a welfare unit and a log pod, with planning permission already in place for a main barn and additional welfare facilities. While the site does not carry residential status, overnight stays are permitted under DEFRA guidelines, allowing owners to camp or make use of the log pod and fully benefit from the facilities on site. The barns include an excellent workshop with captivating sea views, a space that could easily lend itself to use as an artist’s studio or other creative pursuit, in addition to its practical function. Currently home to over 500 Christmas trees ready for sale, the plantation has the capacity to support up to 8,000 trees. With a projected growing period of 6 to 8 years, the potential value per tree ranges between £40 and £80, offering a substantial seasonal passive income stream. Set against a backdrop of abundant wildlife and sweeping coastal views, Castle Gate Plantation combines the charm of a natural retreat with genuine commercial potential. It would make an ideal base for a smallholding, a business venture, or simply a place to step away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy the tranquillity of the Cornish countryside.

Material Information
What3words: ///restored.frightens.inferior Tenure: Freehold Local Authority - Cornwall Council Mains Electricity & Water; Drainage via septic tank A written agreement shall be executed confirming that the neighbouring landowner will provide electricity, and the current vendor will supply water to the neighbouring property Accessibility - Flat access Cornwall is situated within an historic mining area therefore a mining search is advisable on all homes