Nancealverne is a historic Georgian manor house set in 22 acres of parkland and woodland, with a fascinating history dating back to the 1600s. The house has been in the same family ownership since the 1760s and has been significantly enlarged over the centuries. The property has a rich history, having been the home of tin mining entrepreneurs, naval officers, and even a Colonel who served with the Duke of Marlborough in European campaigns. The house has played a prominent role in the cultural life of Penzance, hosting local events and even a civic reception for Free French naval officers during World War II. The property features large, elegantly proportioned rooms with magnificent 18th-century windows, creating grand entertaining spaces and inviting accommodation. The house has been divided into apartments, some of which operate as holiday lets, with a total of 12 bedrooms. The property offers endless possibilities for new owners to reimagine the space and bring their creative vision to life.