About

Not all estate agents are the same…..so cliché but so

I use the latest marketing methods to make sure your property reaches the widest possible audience. If you want to sell or rent your property, I am here to provide a unique and personal service in the St Austell and surrounding areas.

Selling or Renting a property can be a daunting experience and I focus on making the transaction as stress free as possible.

I grew up in St Austell but moved to the Midlands where I have worked in the property industry for 26 years. I worked my way up to director level for one of the UK’s largest national estate agency groups.

My husband Colin and I got married in Charlestown in 2008 and we have recently moved back to St Austell to be close to family which all live within the St Austell community.

I am passionate about customer service and I believe communication is the key to a successful house move and I can ensure you, I will be there for you every step of the way.

So why not give me a call to find out more?

Picturesque Charlestown is a village and port on the South Coast of Cornwall which retains much of its original Georgian Character with period Town Houses nestled alongside traditional Fisherman’s cottages beside the South West Coastal Path.

The Grade ll listed Harbour is a UNESCO World Heritage site and has been the location setting for many films and TV dramas including most recently Poldark. Charlestown also has a beach and a good range of cosy Inns, Restaurants, Cafes and Ice Cream Parlours.

The name Ti War Dreth (Cornish) means the House on The Beach (or Strand) as this small hilltop village was until the 18th century on the edge of a now silted up estuary and is featured in Daphne Du Maurier’s 1969 supernatural novel The House on The Strand.

Tywardreath is a proper Cornish Village and retains many village attributes and amenities including a grocers, fish and chip shop, butchers, village pub, hairdressers, two churches and primary school.

The closest beach is Par Sands which is a walk-able distance or short drive away. The Saints Way crossing South to North Cornwall passes through the village.