Guide price
£175,000
(£361/sq. ft)
1 bed terraced house for saleFish Strand Hill, Falmouth TR11
1 bed
484 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
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About this property
Individual period home
'Stone's throw' from town centre & harbourside
Two bedrooms
Open plan living room & kitchen
Shower room/WC upstairs
Enclosed courtyard to rear
Light & bright accommodation
Super little home with scope
No onward chain
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The property
16a is a little period home with neighbouring number 16 one side and a single storey studio the other. The property has been in the same family ownership for many years, most recently having been successfully let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). The accommodation is light and bright with an open plan downstairs ‘living’ room incorporating kitchen, dining and sitting space. Upstairs are two bedrooms; one good double and a small single, together with a shower room/WC. Windows are UPVC double glazed and independent heaters provide hot water up and downstairs. To the rear is an enclosed courtyard providing excellent sunshine during the summer, and with a couple of outhouses. All is perfectly comfortable ‘as is’ but would benefit from a little love and uplifting here and there. Being sold with no onward chain, this is a great chance to provide a competitively priced and appealing little home with scope, in this wonderfully engaging position.
The location
Fish Strand Hill is an historic walkway tucked off Falmouth’s main shopping Street and leading up into the town’s Victorian residential terraces, to Smithwick Hill, Vernon Place and Clare Terrace. It is an incredibly involving and convenient place to live where the main street, shops and harbour is a few paces away.
Falmouth is a thriving and vibrant town with an eclectic mixture of independent and national shops, many galleries showcasing local art and crafts, and an excellent and varied selection of places to eat and drink. Events Square and the National Maritime Museum regularly host activities and events throughout the year including Falmouth Classics, Falmouth Week and the Sea Shanty festival, ensuring an all-year round community.
Nearby on Falmouth’s Southern side, are the sandy beaches of Castle and Tunnel, or a short walk away is the ever-popular Gyllyngvase, complete with its bustling café and safe swimming waters. Along the seafront is an array of architecture and building, all added to over the years with careful consideration of the desirability of the area and now providing various places for dining and leisure activities. No wonder then, that Falmouth is consistently voted in the top ten favourite places to live in the UK.
EPC Rating: E
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