Initial price	£150,000
27/08/25	£75,000
Price Change	-50.00%

This property is located near St. Austell Town Centre and features a former clay dry, a grade II listed building, that was built between 1920 and 1921. The property is situated on the eastern side of the B3274 road and fronts onto a former railway line, now a trail that leads to the Wheal Martyn China Clay museum. The property has a complex ownership structure, with a covenant requiring an uplift fee of £55,000 to be paid to Imerys if the site is developed or sold with planning permission. The property is heavily overgrown, but its history is well-documented, with a full and interesting history included in its listing on the National Heritage List for England. The property is held on title numbers CL 123369 and CL305105, with the latter being held under a possessory title.