4 bed cottage for sale

Harbour Terrace, Portreath TR16

This unbelievably spacious 18th century family home offers a chance to live in a part of Portreath’s history. Steeped in heritage, with the harbour a stone’s throw away, nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Portreath, boasting stunning views of the sea & surrounding countryside & just a short stroll from the sandy beach.

This superb home oozes character & charm, provides incredible space, 22ft lounge/diner, sizeable kitchen/breakfast room, 4 double bedrooms, 3 bath/shower rooms & private secluded garden & storage.

Property:

You enter into the beautiful reception room, easing into a timeless blend of traditional & contemporary character with exposed wooden beams, a stone wall bathed in natural light, and a stunning wood-burning stove; perfect for cosy winter nights and warm summer days. This room has space for lounge furniture and family dining table with stairs to the first floor and door leading through to the generous kitchen/breakfast room.

The bespoke, locally-built kitchen is a fantastic size with a generous amount of storage, with high-quality traditional shaker style units and a built-in pantry, Belfast sink, and dishwasher. Natural stone worktops and an aga with gas hobs make this the warm heart of the home, and an excellent space for cooking and entertaining. A stable door provides seamless access from the kitchen to the private garden, ideal for summer barbecues or simply relaxing in the evening sun. Adjacent to the kitchen, a traditional oak door leads to the ground floor bathroom with a beautiful claw-footed bath and utility cupboard where you can house a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Upstairs, the property boasts four generously sized king and double bedrooms offering superb sea views. Deep windowsills invite you to sit with a book and watch the waves whilst listening to the sounds of summer fun carried on the breeze from the beach.

The master bedroom benefits from its own en-suite bathroom with shower, while the remaining bedrooms share access to a family bathroom equipped
with modern fixtures and fittings.

Externally:

At the front of the property are views of the sea, making a peaceful place to sit and enjoy a morning coffee overlooking the harbour and the ocean.

The rear of property features a private, low maintenance garden with a great deal of privacy with a raised seating area, perfect for simply soaking up the sunshine or entertaining with friends. A large outbuilding provides ample storage for surfboards, bikes, and other outdoor equipment, accessible via a convenient side passageway out of the house. On street parking is available on the private road directly in front of the property.

Location:

The property is located within the heart of the pretty coastal village of Portreath, a popular destination for families and surfers. The property is next to the harbour with views out to the Atlantic, and is a couple of minutes’ walk away from the beautiful golden sandy beach. With doorstep access to the beautiful North Cliffs costal path, Portreath also boasts woodland walking routes, and old tramway which is now a cycle trail. It has a vibrant community all year round and good facilities including Portreath Community Primary School, community play park, a small supermarket, a bakery, two pubs, several cafes & shops, and a bar and restaurant.

There are various sports and leisure facilities available in the area including indoor swimming pools, climbing walls, squash, badminton, and outdoor bowls. Six golf courses are found within the local area, the Tehidy Park Golf Club within a mile, as well as several riding centres. The charming Cornish town of St. Ives, approximately 16 miles away, is one of the UK’s foremost holiday destinations. The maze of cobbled streets in St Ives provides a wide variety of quality restaurants and cafe bars. The cobbled streets lead down onto the picturesque harbour, where the fishing boats return with their catch, and there is the possibility of seeing seals and dolphins in the bay.

Travel links in the area are excellent. The A30 is just 2.5 miles away, the main trunk road through Cornwall. There is a direct rail connection to London Paddington from Camborne or Truro Railway Station and an ever-increasing range of domestic and international flights available from Cornwall Airport Newquay (29 miles away).

Tenure: Freehold

heating & glazing: UPVC double glazing & Oil-fired central heating.

Services: Mains electric, water, and drainage.

EPC Rating: E