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Trevellas, Main Road, Downderry, Torpoint, Cornwall Pl11 3Ld Guide Price £382,000 TREVELLAS, MAIN ROAD, DOWNDERRY, TORPOINT, CORNWALL PL11 3LD GUIDE PRICE £382,000 BEACH 200 YARDS, LOOE 5 MILES, PLYMOUTH 18 MILES, FOWEY 19 MILES, NEWQUAY AIRPORT 37 MILES 200 yards from the beach, a south facing end of terrace house (of 3) with panoramic sea views, in a superb location close to all village amenities. About 1007 sq ft, 15' Bay Fronted Sitting Room, 15' Dining/Family Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath/Shower Rooms, Garage/Workshop, Parking and Gardens. LOCATION THE GLORIOUS CORNISH RIVIERA - The property is situated in an elevated south facing and prized near beachfront position only a short walk (200 yards) from Downderry Beach on a stretch of coastline often referred to as the Cornish Riviera. The constant passage of commercial, naval and pleasure craft across the bay, provides an extraordinary, distracting and inspirational outlook. Downderry and Seaton have a primary school (rated "good" by Ofsted), restaurant, beachside public house, church, beach café, village store, post office and doctors' surgery. Similar facilities are available at St Germans, which also has a main line railway station providing a useful commuter link to Plymouth (Plymouth to London Paddington 3 hours). Seaton also has a Countryside Park with riverside and woodland walks. Downderry was, in recent years, noted by the Sunday Times in a list of the top ten "Best Places to Live by the sea". Golf is available at Portwrinkle, St Mellion International Golf Resort, or Looe Bindown. The South West Coast Path is accessed nearby with parts of the neighbouring coastline in the ownership of the National Trust. The beach has a slipway and offers the opportunity to keep and launch boats (by permit). Seaton beach benefits from a RNLI Lifeguard station during the summer. The sailing waters of the area are favoured by yachtsmen and deep water moorings are available on the Rivers Lynher and Tamar at St Germans, Saltash and Fowey/Polruan. Saltash has a Waitrose store on its northern outskirts and the city of Plymouth offers an abundance of facilities centred around the historic and fascinating waterfront areas of the Barbican and Hoe. The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Beauty, the famous surfing beaches of North Cornwall, historic country houses and many other places of interest lie within an easy drive. DESCRIPTION Trevellas comprises an end of terrace (of 3) south facing and bay fronted house in a superb sea facing position. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and full double glazing and is presented to a modern standard. The accommodation extends to about 1007 sq ft and the principal rooms all benefit from wonderful sea views. The layout is demonstrated on the floorplan and briefly comprises - porch with tiled floor, conveniently there is a shower room/wc off, perfectly positioned for rinsing off after a day on the beach. Reception hall with staircase and cupboard under. The sitting room has a wide bay window OUTSIDE with wonderful sea views. The dining/family room is open The property benefits from private and level off road parking plan to the kitchen providing excellent living space, the for at least two cars accessed via the private Top Road. kitchen is laid out in the galley style with ranges of From here a flight of steps descend through the terraced worksurfaces and built in cabinets, a cupboard houses the oil garden. There is a level patio area immediately adjacent to boiler. At first floor level there are three bedrooms (two of the house with wonderful sea views and providing the which are of double bed proportions) together with a modern perfect spot for alfresco dining and entertaining. Adjacent to bath/shower room and separate wc. Main Road there is a very useful garage/workshop (160 sq ft) with up and over door, light, power and water. This Our client had plans drawn for the creation of a balcony but building has a mezzanine loft area and provides practical have not implemented this. storage for kayak, surfboards, small dinghy or other water sports paraphernalia. EPC RATING - D DIRECTIONS Using Sat Nav - Postcode PL11 3LD - the property will be found on the left hand side after passing the village shop on the right. We recommend you park in the village car park on a first visit and finish the journey on foot. These particulars should not be relied upon. Tamar View Nurseries, Carkeel, Saltash, www.scottparry.co.uk SELLING HOMES THAT FULFIL YOUR LIFESTYLE Cornwall, PL12 6PH [email protected] 01752 858314 .
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