Lankelly Farm is now occupied by Chris Biggs Engineering works and is a large site of approximately one acre that lies at the end of Lankelly Lane backing onto open countryside.  The southerly side backs onto Fowey/Lankelly Rugby Club and to the eastern side is Lankelly Lane. To the west and northern side of the site is open farmland.  The site at the moment comprises a large workshop that runs down the southerly side of the boundary, and benefits from planning permission for light industrial use.  In the centre of the plot is a large stone barn, which has planning permission to convert into three holiday homes.  At the end of this barn there is a further partly re-built barn that has planning permission for storage on the ground floor and office space on the first floor.  In the southwest corner of the site is a part stone barn that has planning permission for light industrial use.  Below the western boundary of the site is a six acre field (approx) that rolls down to the edge of Menabilly Wood belonging to the Rashleigh Estate where a stream flows down to Polridmouth Beach.  This field is available, by separate negotiation.

Lankelly Farm is a rare opportunity on the edge of such a beautiful waterside town such as Fowey and offers huge development potential for a purchaser, subject to obtaining all the relevant planning consents.

The site is accessed from Lankelly Lane itself, down a long drive.