Gyllyng Street, Falmouth

THE PROPERTY Enjoying mesmerising panoramic views over Falmouth’s Harbour, the Carrick Roads, and across the Fal Estuary to Flushing and the Roseland Peninsula. This exceptional four-bedroom duplex penthouse is set within the historic Gyllyng Hall, a former Quaker Meeting House and one of Falmouth’s most distinctive residences, set within a landmark building rich with character, charm, and original features. Spanning over 1,480 sq. ft. across two floors, this beautifully presented home combines period elegance with modern luxury, including a large open-plan kitchen/living/dining space, a luxurious master suite with addition living space, and stunning design elements such as arched lancet windows, exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, and original stonework. The contemporary kitchen, with its Belfast sink, integrated appliances and a 5 ring gas hob blends effortless functionality with considered style. The top-floor master bedroom, accessed via a striking spiral staircase, offers breathtaking elevated views right from the bed, alongside a generous en-suite with walk-in waterfall shower and separate bath. Three further double bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom provide versatile accommodation suitable for families, couples, or guests. Providing options as a permanent residence, lock-up-and-leave home, or high-yield holiday let, the property has strong income potential, with holiday letting historically yielding over 10% per annum. Gyllyng Hall is one of Falmouth’s most architecturally distinctive buildings, once frequented by Beatrix Potter, and just moments from Church Street’s independent shops, cafés, and the harbour ferries. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly special coastal home in one of the UK’s most desirable seaside towns, where history, style, and lifestyle converge. GYLLYNG HALL’S HISTORY Gyllyng Hall is an impressive and historically significant building overlooking Falmouth Harbour. Originally built as a Quaker Meeting House in 1803 in a distinctive Chapel style, it once featured a women’s loft and lower rooms used for classrooms and missionary meetings. The building was famously frequented by Beatrix Potter during her visits to Falmouth. Quaker gatherings continued here until 1988, after which the building was sensitively redeveloped, preserving its remarkable architectural heritage. Two display panels in the communal hallway provide further insight into its fascinating past. THE LOCATION Situated on a quiet, no-through road, Gyllyng Hall enjoys a remarkably convenient and peaceful location just moments from the heart of Falmouth and the Harbour’s edge. Set two streets behind the bustling Arwenack Street, it’s within easy walking distance of the town’s vibrant mix of independent shops, cafés, galleries, and quayside restaurants. Maritime Square, Custom House Quay (with ferry links to St Mawes), and Events Square, home to festivals like Falmouth Week, the Sea Shanty Festival, and the Oyster Festival, are just a short stroll away. The scenic seafront and sandy beaches, including Gyllyngvase, are less than a 10 minute-walk away via the beautiful Fox Rosehill Gardens or coastal paths. The property is also well-placed for schooling, the Woodlane campus of the University, local transport links (including The Dell and Penmere railway stations), and everyday amenities. With commanding harbour views, a rich cultural scene, and endless coastal charm, it’s easy to see why Falmouth is consistently ranked among the best places to live in the UK