This unusual property of was once a milling house, driven either by donkey power, or possibly a steam engine. Much of the large granite blocks used in its building have been left exposed, giving it great character. Richard Trevithick, inventor of the first steam locomotive, is reputed to have links with Trengove Farm.

The living area is open plan and comprises of a kitchen diner and lounge. The green shaker style kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge freezer, and there is a dining table which will seat four people. The lounge has comfortable seating, coffee table, sideboard, colour television and DVD player.

Leading from the living area is the bedroom with a double bed and pine bedroom furniture. The en-suite bathroom has a bath with a shower over, wc wash basin, and heated towel rail.

Central heating is included in the price during the cooler months and there is a separate laundry room just a few yards away, with a washing machine and tumble dryer.

There is a choice of seating either outside The Roundhouse, or in the sunny field behind the properties where a footpath leads down to Portreath.