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Tamarisk Tamarisk Finnygook Lane, Portwrinkle, PL11 3BP A38 4 Miles - Plymouth City Centre 10 Miles (Via Torpoint Ferry) Tamarisk Tamarisk Finnygook Lane, Portwrinkle, PL11 3BP A38 4 miles - Plymouth City Centre 10 miles (via Torpoint Ferry) • South Facing • Detached Bungalow • Sea & Coastal Views • Generous Garden • Sitting Room • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • 3 Bedrooms • Garage & Parking Guide price £375,000 SITUATION The property is one of a small number of individual properties in a superb front line coastal position with views spanning a wide area of open sea and towards Rame Head in the east, to the Eddystone Lighthouse on the horizon and over the long expanse of sea to Looe Island in the west. Portwrinkle is a small village with an old harbour and two beaches, with no through traffic, set to the western end of the Rame Peninsula, adjoining the coastline of Whitsand Bay in an outstandingly beautiful part of South East Cornwall. A golf club and small hotel lies to the edge of the village and, about a quarter of a mile away, A detached bungalow in an outstanding marine position with the village of Crafthole includes the Finnygook Inn and a community village store. Further amenities can be found in Torpoint, about 5 miles to the east, where there widespread sea and coastal views. are boat moorings and quayside facilities. Access to the area is good, mainly by the A38 or using the A374 from Torpoint and the vehicle ferry to Plymouth. DESCRIPTION The detached bungalow is believed to date from the 1970s and has outstanding potential to create an excellent marine residence. Windows are uPVC double glazed, with picture windows taking full advantage of the views from principal areas. Some updating would be required by most buyers. The site is exceptional, gently south facing and generous with a long back garden rising up to a rear service lane. It is generally considered that, subject to the necessary consents being obtained, the property could be altered to capitalise on the aspect and marine setting. The accommodation includes the following: ACCOMMODATION Entrance Conservatory Glazed entrance door. Wall lights. Inner Hall Half glazed entrance door. Sitting Room Wide patio doors taking full advantage of the views. Stone fireplace with open fire (not in use). Picture lighting. Wall lights. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 'Oak' fronted cabinets at base and eye level, comprehensively fitting the room and with extensive working surfaces. Ceramic cooker-hob with extractor hood and electric oven. Peninsula unit as room divider. Recessed partly glazed dresser. Recessed cupboards. Glazed external door. Utility cupboard with plumbing for washing machine. Inner Hall Bedroom One Sea views. Extensive wardrobes and fittings. Bedroom Two Mirrored wardrobe. Bathroom/WC Panelled bath with Triton shower over. Low level WC. Fully tiled walls. Bedroom Three (Currently Dining Room) Currently open to entrance conservatory. Cloakroom/WC Low level WC. Half glazed external door. Pedestal wash hand basin. Oil fired boiler serving the central heating and domestic hot water systems. GARDENS & GROUNDS To the Front An established hedge provides privacy. Double metal gates to tarmac driveway. Lawn. Patio. Paths either side of the bungalow. To the Rear The principal garden lies to the rear rising gently up to the service road of Whitsand Bay View at the rear. Lawn areas, terraces, borders etc (see photographs). Much of this area includes views over the rooftops to the sea. Garage Tarmac parking area for three vehicles. TENURE Freehold. SERVICES Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil supply for central heating. LOCAL AUTHORITY Cornwall Council: 0300 1234100. COUNCIL TAX BAND Band E. VIEWING/NEGOTIATIONS Strictly by appointment through Stags Plymouth Office: 01752 223933. DIRECTIONS From the Torpoint Ferry proceed to Antony and then turn left in the direction of Crafthole. Upon reaching Crafthole continue straight over the roundabout to the Finnygook Inn which will then be on the right. At this point turn left and proceed down into Portwrinkle. Upon reaching the Gook Beach Cafe on the left continue for approximately 100 yards and the property will be found on the right hand side. Tamarisk, Finnygook Lane, Portwrinkle, PL11 3BP These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. Stags 34-36 North Hill, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8ET Tel: 01752 223933 [email protected] Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London stags.co.uk.
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