This amazing space built within the walls of an eighteenth century granary, with its own quay and slipway on the upper tidal reaches of the River Tamar. Architect designed to reflect the industrial heritage.
The Boat House’s weathered façade welcomes you, each brick holding stories of centuries past. Inside, the space unfolds into a breathtaking fusion of rustic elegance and contemporary comfort. Sunlight filters through fully glazed ridge creating an exceptionally light and spacious feel.
Step outside onto the quay, where the gentle lapping of the river against weathered pilings sets a serene backdrop. The quay extends gracefully into the water, offering a perfect vantage point for capturing the essence of riverside living. Adjacent, a slipway stands ready for boats to embark on aquatic adventures or for cinematic scenes filled with nautical intrigue.
The river itself is a character in this narrative, its upper tidal reaches providing a dynamic backdrop that shifts with the ebb and flow of the tide. Whether bathed in the golden hues of dawn or the soft pastels of twilight, the river lends an ever-changing canvas for film and photography.
Surrounded by the tranquil beauty of nature and the timeless allure of history, this waterside property within the walls of the granary offers a truly captivating setting for film and photographic shoots.
