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Ref: LCAA1820 Ref: LCAA7774 £565,000 Serendipity, 1 Fairway, Carlyon Bay, St Austell, Cornwall, PL25 3QE FREEHOLD Superbly positioned, on a large garden plot of circa ⅓ of an acre, in an elevated position that affords some fantastic views over St Austell Bay to the Gribbin Headland; an impeccably presented, split-level, 3 bedroom detached dormer style house in the highly sought after residential, coastal area of Carlyon Bay. A short walk from the beach and 18-hole Links golf course. 2 Ref: LCAA7774 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: entrance porch, entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, bedroom 3, family bathroom, utility room, lobby, gardener’s wc. First Floor: master bedroom with en-suite shower room, guest bedroom 2. Outside: a large garden plot with an in and out brick pavioured driveway, parking/turning for numerous vehicles, further gravelled parking area adjacent to the road, beautifully landscaped gardens to both front and rear which are well planted. DESCRIPTION A superbly appointed, detached, three double bedroomed, dormer style split-level house which has been greatly improved by the current owners including re-fitted kitchen and bathrooms, the installation of triple glazed windows and an air source heat pump to provide heating and hot water with photovoltaic panels on the roof on an electricity feed-in tariff. We understand from our clients that the renewable heating incentive for the air source heat pump and the solar panels produce a combined income per annum of circa £2,000. The property is beautifully presented and offers extremely flexible accommodation with lovely living areas which include a sitting room with a triple glazed bay window overlooking the sea, a dining room, a conservatory and a beautifully re-fitted kitchen breakfast room. There is also a double ground floor bedroom with an adjacent bathroom. The ground floor is completed by a side lobby off which is a utility room and gardener’s wc together with internal access to the attached garage. 3 Ref: LCAA7774 On the first floor are two double bedrooms, the master of which has the best views in the house with a panoramic view over St Austell Bay to the Gribbin Headland. The master suite also enjoys a recently re-fitted en-suite shower room and a wall to wall range of built-in wardrobes and a dressing area. Serendipity may well offer excellent potential for further development either by way of extension or a complete rebuild s the large garden plot could accommodate a larger house (subject to any necessary consents). This property is situated on the corner of Fairway where it joins Sea Road (which is probably the most well thought of private coastal road in this area). Along the length of Sea Road, many of the properties have been extended or completely re-developed in recent years raising the general profile of housing along the road and of course sale prices. With its wonderful sea views and large landscaped garden, Serendipity may fall into this category. LOCATION Serendipity is situated on a large garden plot at the junction Fairway and Sea Road which is one of Cornwall’s most coveted private coastal roads. The property enjoys fantastic views out over St Austell Bay and easy access to the South West Coastal Footpath and Carlyon Bay Beach, both of which are a short walk away. The South West Coastal Footpath provides lovely coastal walks in both directions dropping down on to Carlyon Bay Beach. This is a long sandy beach, fronting St Austell Bay, due for re-development, of some old commercial premises at the back of the beach into modern apartments, shops, restaurants and bars. In the opposite direction the coastal footpath drops down into the picturesque port of Charlestown, much used in TV series, films and advertisements, having also been used on several occasions in the filming of the most recent Poldark series. Charlestown offers excellent restaurants, a small collection of quality shops, local inns, its own sandy beach 4 Ref: LCAA7774 and the harbour is home to several tall ships which are often used in filming or can be seen crossing the bay. Carlyon Bay is found to the south east of St Austell town with highly regarded hotels. A short walk from the property is the Carlyon Bay golf course which is a superb 18-hole coastal golf course with fantastic fairways and views which many golfers travel good distances to enjoy. There are further golf clubs at Porthpean and Duporth and St Austell town provides a wide range of shopping facilities, junior and secondary schools, a wide variety of sports clubs, out of town trading estates and supermarkets. St Austell has a large leisure centre and a mainline railway station that provides a direct link to London Paddington with approximate travel time of 4½ hours. Charlestown junior and Penrice secondary schools are within walking distance and St Austell has its own college for further education. A few miles to the east is the beautiful harbourside town of Fowey with its deep natural harbour and extensive sailing and pleasure craft facilities, yacht club and moorings. The yacht club holds an annual regatta and regular dinghy and yacht races in St Austell Bay throughout the season. Fowey regatta is attended by yacht clubs from around northern Europe and annually features the Red Arrows Aerial Display Team. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) Double glazed sliding door and adjacent window, opening onto:- ENTRANCE PORCH. Slate tiled floor, panelled ceiling, lovely views through the double glazed windows over St Austell bay, glazed panelled door to:- ENTRANCE HALL. Herring bone wood block flooring, turning staircase ascending to the first floor, built-in cloaks cupboard and further shelved storage cupboard. Doors off to:- SITTING ROOM – 18’ x 13’3”. A lovely dual aspect room with fitted blinds to the windows, which include a large triple glazed bay window overlooking the sea and Gribbin Headland, with built-in window seating below incorporating a storage locker. Attractive white marble surround and hearth with a fitted electric fire, three wall light points, two radiators with thermostatic controls, TV aerial point. 5 Ref: LCAA7774 DINING ROOM – 15’5” x 13’6”. Triple glazed window with fitted blind overlooking the rear garden, radiator with thermostatic control, TV aerial point, coved ceiling. Twin double glazed doors, with windows on either side. All the windows and doors have fitted blinds and there is a door opening onto the:- CONSERVATORY – 13’4” x 10’ (to the glass). Triple aspect with twin double glazed doors opening onto the rear garden and a double glazed door opening onto the front terrace. Double glazed windows on three sides providing lovely views over the garden, out to the sea and surrounding countryside. Fitted ceiling blinds, vinyl tiled floor. Fitted ceiling blinds and further blinds to both windows and doors. KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM – 14’4” x 10’4”. The kitchen has been refitted with a comprehensive range of base level cupboards and drawers with matching wall cupboards in light Boston oak finish with brushed stainless steel handles and surrounding granite effect roll edge laminated worktop surfaces and upstands. Inset 1½ bowl black composite sink unit with chromium mixer tap and a fitted, filtered instant boiling water tap. Recess for upright fridge freezer, full height cupboard with pull-out chromium racks, double oven and grill, four ring Siemens electric induction hob with large filter hood above and black glass wall splashback, integrated dishwasher. Vinyl tiled floor, wooden panelled door to the side lobby. Coved ceiling, triple glazed windows to front and side. 6 Ref: LCAA7774 BEDROOM 3 – 15’5” x 11’. Dual aspect with triple glazed windows overlooking the gardens, both with inset blinds, radiator with thermostatic control, large built-in double wardrobe cupboard with further cupboards above, built-in white ceramic wash hand basin with attractive travertine style wall splashback and white gloss vanity cabinets below. Two wall light points. BATHROOM. White suite comprising a spa bath with chromium mixer tap/shower attachment and folding glazed shower screen to one side. Low level wc with concealed cistern and chrome Geberit wall flush plate, wall mounted wash hand basin, radiator with thermostatic control, vinyl covered floor, complementary tiled wall surrounds with attractive stone style tiled frieze, opaque double glazed window, wall mounted Dimplex electric fan heater, built- in medicine cabinet, extractor fan, shaver point. From the kitchen a wooden panelled door opens onto a:- SIDE LOBBY. Ceramic tiled floor, part double glazed panelled doors to front and back gardens, roof skylight, radiator with thermostatic control, freestanding Daikin boiler providing domestic hot water and central heating in conjunction with an external air source heat pump. Adjacent wall mounted programming control. Further doors from the side lobby open onto the:- UTILITY ROOM. Base and wall mounted cupboards with single drainer stainless steel sink unit above, tiled wall splashback and a run of roll edge laminated worktop surface to one side with space for undercounter appliances. Vinyl covered floor, double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, wall mounted cupboard. GARDENER’S WC. White low level wc with tiled floor and opaque glazed window. A doorway from the side lobby, opens into a further lobby where there are two large built-in storage cupboards. From the entrance hall a turning staircase with wooden newel posts, handrails and banisters ascends to a:- 7 Ref: LCAA7774 GALLERIED FIRST FLOOR LANDING. Radiator with thermostatic control, Velux double glazed skylight window providing sea views, doors off to:- BEDROOM 1 – 18’ x 14’ max. A fantastic dual aspect room with large triple glazed picture window to the front providing panoramic views out over St Austell Bay to the Gribben Headland.
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