About Wheal Alfred

Wheal Alfred is a former tin mine located in Cornwall, England, within the TR27 postcode area. This site is part of the region's extensive mining heritage, which played a significant role in Cornwall's economy during the 19th century. Visitors can explore the remnants of the mine and learn about the techniques used in tin extraction, as well as the challenges faced by miners during that era. The surrounding landscape is characterised by rugged terrain and coastal views, offering a glimpse into the natural beauty of Cornwall. The area is accessible for those interested in walking and exploring the remnants of the mining industry. Wheal Alfred serves as a reminder of Cornwall's industrial past and provides an opportunity to appreciate both the historical and natural aspects of this part of England.

Local Government

District Cornwall
Ward Hayle West
Constituency Camborne and Redruth
Parish Hayle
Region South West

Property Prices 2,635 sales

Average Price £317K
£250 £25M
Detached £373K 878
Semi £264K 515
Terraced £240K 736
Flat £198K 171

Nearest Train Stations 4 stations

Lelant Saltings Train Station 1.9 miles
Carbis Bay Train Station 3.2 miles
St Ives (Cornwall) Train Station 4.2 miles
Camborne Train Station 5 miles

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