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Ref: LCAA1820 Ref: LCAA7961 £1,200,000 Compass North, 16 Pentire Road, Pentire, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1NX FREEHOLD Commanding spectacular views over Fistral Beach and the Atlantic Ocean, a handsome detached coastal house providing approximately 3,500sq.ft. of high ceilinged accommodation including 5 double bedrooms, in grounds of circa ⅓ of an acre with plentiful parking and double garage. A prominent period residence with south facing garden, only 200 yards’ walk to the United Kingdom's most famous surfing beach and a golf course. 2 Ref: LCAA7961 SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: entrance hall, large reception hall, triple aspect lounge with fireplace, conservatory, snug sitting room with splendid period fireplace and bow window, large kitchen/dining room, utility room, shower room, rear hall, fifth double bedroom. First Floor: very spacious landing, master bedroom en-suite, 3 further double bedrooms, highly specified bath/shower room, separate wc. Outside: brick pavioured driveway providing extensive parking and turning space. Oversized double garage. Landscaped front garden with patio taking in the views. South facing sheltered and secluded rear garden with slate paved patio, large level lawn and barbecue area. In all, about ⅓ of an acre. DESCRIPTION Compass North is an attractive period property of about 3,500sq.ft., thought to have been built in 1939. This distinctive marine residence stands proudly and centrally upon a good sized plot of about ⅓ of an acre and has double glazing, cavity wall insulation and gas central heating throughout. 3 Ref: LCAA7961 To the front there is an entrance vestibule leading into a very attractive and spacious reception hall with 9’ ceiling height that features a broad staircase and solid oak flooring. The dual aspect lounge is particularly well proportioned with feature fireplace and a large picture window to the front giving sensational views out over Newquay Golf Course to the open sea and Fistral Beach. Also set to the front of the property is a large sitting room with a beautiful wide bow window that again provides exceptional views out over the coastline. The kitchen has recently been upgraded including a deep blue larder unit, white wall units and pale grey base units under white quartz worktops. In addition to integrated appliances there is also an Aga dual fuel range cooker and the dining area of the room has fitted seating below the windows. To the rear of the property is a guest bedroom which provides ideal overflow accommodation or alternatively could be used as a gymnasium or playroom. Also, on the ground floor there is a large utility room and shower room. On the first floor is a spacious galleried landing with window facing the views and again with high ceilings that are found throughout this floor. The master bedroom is a very good size and benefits from a picture window to the front enjoying stunning coastal views and is complemented by a well laid out en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom is equally impressive and features a lovely wide seafacing bow window. There are two further double bedrooms on the first floor (five in total). The family bathroom has been exquisitely fitted in a contemporary style with an oversized roll top bath, large shower enclosure and quality fittings including Villeroy & Boch ‘His and Hers’ wash basins and a separate wc. 4 Ref: LCAA7961 The garden has attractive level lawns to the front and rear of the property. Immediately in front of the entrance vestibule is a natural slate sun terrace with steps down to the front garden, all enjoying sensational views. To the rear of the property there is a more sheltered south facing patio – ideal for alfresco dining. The level lawned garden is given privacy with mature hedging and attractive borders and there is also a large barbecue and recreational area to the side. To the front there is an extensive brick paved driveway giving parking and turning space for numerous vehicles as well as access to the larger than usual double garage. LOCATION The availability of Compass North is one of those special opportunities to acquire a very distinctive 1930s coastal residence. The reception rooms are carefully planned to face in the direction of Fistral Beach and enjoy exceptional views across Fistral Bay to Towan Head and the open sea – a scene of constant interest. Pentire Road is very highly regarded, comprising predominately large detached coastal residences as well as select apartment buildings. Compass North is arguably in the best position on the whole road. A very short walk away, Fistral Beach is a World class surfing destination with many national and international championships taking place along its sandy shore. On the other side of Pentire headland and across the Gannel Estuary is the slightly less well known and more rugged Crantock Beach which is backed by high dunes in the ownership of the National Trust protecting the beautiful old village beyond. The town of Newquay caters for all day to day needs with plenty of national retailers, mixed with locally owned shops and a profusion of restaurants and bistros. The cathedral city of Truro, approximately 12 miles away to the South, provides first class shopping, business 5 Ref: LCAA7961 and commercial facilities, together with private schooling and a mainline railway station on the Penzance to Paddington line, with a journey time of approximately 4½ hours to London. Newquay airport, 6 miles away, offers daily flights to London as well as a number of other internal and international destinations, making this one of the most conveniently located as well as dramatically situated properties along the North coast of Cornwall. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (all floor plans and dimensions are approximate) To the front of the house a slate paved path near to the driveway leads to a painted timber door opening to:- PORCH. Very high canopied ceiling, double glazed windows to either side and arched window over the door. Slate floor with mat well. Multi pane glazed door with window over to:- RECEPTION HALL – 19’8” x 12’7”. 9’2” high ceiling that is found throughout the majority of the ground floor accommodation. Large double glazed window facing the views, light oak floor, picture rails, turning staircase to the first floor. Doors to the lounge, snug sitting room and kitchen. Fitted bookshelves. Space below the staircase for furniture or as a study. LOUNGE – 24’1” x 14’2”. Triple aspect of two double glazed windows to the side and a very large double glazed window facing the views as well as a pair of double glazed French doors opening to the conservatory. Light oak floor, elegant small brick fireplace with contemporary woodburning stove and slate hearth. Picture rails, high ceiling. 6 Ref: LCAA7961 CONSERVATORY – 11’2” x 9’1”. Double glazed windows overlooking the south facing rear garden and also to the side allowing a view to the sea and beach. Slate floor, painted match boarding to window height, double glazed French doors to the slate sun terrace and rear garden. SNUG SITTING ROOM – 21’6” x 13’ extending to 15’5” into bay. Very wide double glazed bay window enjoying the views, light oak floor, picture rails. Splendid period fireplace in a broad recess with timber surrounds, windows to either side with fitted seats with storage below and a central small brick fireplace with contemporary woodburning stove set on a slate hearth. KITCHEN / DINING ROOM – 24’ x 15’9” reducing to 12’1”. Loosely divided into kitchen and dining areas. Light grey, white and navy blue kitchen units under polished white quartz worktops with a cut draining area leading to a white Belfast sink with chrome mixer tap over. Large larder cupboard. Aga dual fuel range cooker, integrated dishwasher, wine fridge, fridge and bin/recycling. Three double glazed windows to the side, modern wood effect tiled floor. Glazed door to the rear entrance hall 7 Ref: LCAA7961 and a short hall off the kitchen with doors to a shower room and the utility. Built-in seating around the dining area. UTILITY – 12’8” x 10’3”. Three double glazed windows overlooking the rear garden, range of light blue painted units under oak block worktops with a Belfast sink and period style mixer tap over. Concealed space within the units for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Large store cupboards, adequate space for an American fridge/freezer, ironing etc. SHOWER ROOM. Walk-in glazed screened shower enclosure with chrome mixer shower. Laufen Pro white wc and matching cantilevered wash basin with chrome mixer tap. Travertine stone effect tiled floor and walls, obscured double glazed window to the rear, chrome ladder style heated towel rail. 8 Ref: LCAA7961 REAR HALL. Double glazed doors to both the driveway and the south facing rear terrace and garden. Tiled floor, match boarding to half height, space for coats and shoes. Door to:- BEDROOM 5 / GYM / GAMES ROOM – 17’6” x 12’4”. Three sets of double glazed windows overlooking the garden and driveway. FIRST FLOOR LANDING – 17’9” x 12’6”. A huge space adding to the feel of volume in the house and with a large double glazed window facing the views. 8’5” high ceiling that is found throughout this floor, large loft access hatch. Doors to:- MASTER BEDROOM – 17’ x 14’3”. Spectacular views through a dual aspect of large double glazed windows, picture rails. Door to:- EN-SUITE BATH / DRESSING ROOM – 14’3” x 6’8”. Large double glazed window facing south over the rear garden. Modern period style white sanitaryware including a panel bath with mosaic tiling and period style mixer tap with hand shower. Low 9 Ref: LCAA7961 flush wc, bidet, pedestal wash basin.
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