Situated on the old horse and cart road between Callington town and St Ive village, Cobbledicks Cottage has recently undergone a careful restoration. Built in the 17th Century, comprising of a cottage, stable and cart house it had previously been subject to some alterations which undermined the unique quality of the property. The intention therefore was to restore the former character of the house whilst increasing the internal accommodation to provide a family home and small office. Conversion of the stable which adjoins the cottage has created a spacious new dining area. The former cart house has been transformed into an office now joined to the house through a new linking structure which also provides a secondary entrance to the property. Previous alterations to convert the cart house into a garage had resulted in this part of the building being the most compromised. The modern additions of blockwork walls, corrugated iron roof and garage door have now been removed allowing a sensitive restoration of the original stone walls, local slate roof and granite columns. A glazed screen encloses the space behind these columns in order to maintain their integrity. Through the respectful design, expertise of local craftsman, and careful choice of materials, the restoration of this listed property has ensured that its local character has been retained for many years to come.