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9 Little Meva, East Quay, Mevagissey, PL26 6QQ
Yachtsmans House
An incredible opportunity to buy a property in a spectacular harbour location. This three bedroom townhouse standing on the harbour wall of this picturesque fishing village on the Roseland Peninsula has views of the inner harbour, ample accommodation. • Commanding a most breath-taking position, this spacious three bedroomed property is set within an exclusive gated development on the Mevagissey harbour wall. • Built in 2015, this is one of nine homes that enjoy the intimate setting just a moments stroll from the harbour restaurants, bars, cafes and shops. • Approached via an inner brick paved courtyard, the property benefits from an integral garage and parking to the front, in itself a rarity within the town. • With accommodation arranged over three floors, the ground floor comprises a bedroom, shower room and utility/laundry room plus generous under stairs storage. • The living areas are to the first floor with a well-appointed kitchen/dining room including integral fridge freezer, dishwasher, oven and inset ceramic hob with extractor over. Across the hall is the living room, a generous size and very comfortable with both rooms offering sea and harbour glimpse views.
• To the upper floor are two large bedrooms, both with good views and well-appointed shower room en-suites and the master being of dual aspect. • * * See agent for holiday let income projections * * Services & Council Tax Mains water, electricity and drainage. Electric underfloor heating. Council Tax Band – D.
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A historic harbour town set on the shores of the picturesque St Austell Bay. The first recorded mention of Mevagissey dates from 1313 when it was known as Porthilly. Towards the end of the 17th Century, Porthilly merged with the hamlet of Lamoreck to form the new village with the name Mevagissey derived from the names of two saints ‘St Meva’ and ‘St Issey’. The main sources of income at this time came from Pilchard fishing and Smuggling. The current harbour is built on the site of a medieval quay with an Act of Parliament in 1774 allowing the construction of the new port. The inner harbour, consisting of the current East and West Quays was built from this time with the outer harbour added in 1888. The port remains one of Cornwall’s few working harbours with a multitude of fishing vessels ensuring a colourful and interesting bustle at all times supplemented with regular fishing trips and a summer passenger ferry to Fowey. Surrounding the harbour is a myriad of narrow winding streets filled with a plethora of interesting shops, craft workshops, art galleries, cafés, hotels and local inns. Recent years have seen the village become a popular holiday destination together with the growth and development of waterside homes taking full advantage of the spectacular views. The town caters well for every day needs whilst more extensive facilities including supermarkets, secondary schools and leisure facilities are available in nearby St Austell. Other renowned tourist destinations including The Lost Gardens of Heligan are close by as are the popular sailing estuaries of the Fowey and the Fal.
Surrounding the town are miles of scenic coastline with the South West Coast Path, which passes near the property, offering stunning walks to nearby sandy beaches and coves. The local village of Gorran Haven boasts a delightful sandy beach and stone quay surrounded by National Trust land with noted walks to local landmarks including Maenease Point, Vault Beach, Dodman Point and Chapel Point. Around seventeen miles to the west is the Cathedral City of Truro, which now forms the retailing, administrative and cultural centre of the county. Both St Austell and Truro have mainline railway stations connecting with London Paddington whilst Newquay Airport on the north coast has a number of scheduled flights to both domestic and international destinations. Directions Travel into the heart of Mevagissey and the harbour. Proceed along East Quay towards the museum and the entrance to Little Meva will be evident on your left. The houses are at the very far end of East Quay.
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About the Property
A stunning rural 5 bedroom colonial style home sitting nicely in the centre of its land measuring approx. 10 acres of mostly pasture land and formal gardens.
stunning rural 5 bedroom colonial style home
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Colonial style 5 bedroom property Approximately 10 acres Presented immaculately throughout Expansive triple aspect kitchen/dining/living room Formal sitting room with wood burning stove Master bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom and walking wardrobe Sprawling rural views South westerly aspect Detached double garage with further parking
Services: Council Tax Band – F Water & Electric - Mains Drainage – Private Heating – Oil central heating
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A five bedroom detached colonial style rural property measing approx. 3500 sq feet. There is approximately 10 acres of land that includes various fields and formal gardens. One of the fields has had previous permission for camping hook ups. The property has recently undergone total refurbishment with a layout change and is now presented in immaculate order throughout The heart of the home is the now expansive triple aspect kitchen/dining/living room with French doors on two sides leading onto the veranda and patio area. This area is ideal for Alfresco dining in summer months with all day sun with the south/westerly aspect. The new design has the formal sitting room at the far end of the house to the kitchen/dining/living room and is a fantastic winter room with a newly fitted wood burning stove. The master bedroom suite has a real wow factor with the amazing en-suite bathroom with free standing bath and separate wet room shower cubicle. The master suite also has a walking wardrobe and stunning rural scenery to the south. There is a superb office space current being used by our clients with ample room for separate desk space. Adjacent to this room is a useful space which could have a multitude of uses such as a games rooms, cinema room or library to name a few. There are extensive far reaching rural views from both the ground floor and first floor. Great views are had on the first floor in all directions and from the top field Stithians Reservoir can been seen. The formal garden is on the southern side of the house and is perfect for kids to play in this open space while visible from the house and veranda. Detached double garage with two further rooms approx. 700 sq feet in size. Ideal for conversion (subject to permissions). Driveway parking is available for many vehicles including motor homes or boats.
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A quiet and peaceful rural property sitting centrally in approx. 10 acres of land convenient to Falmouth, Truro and Helston.
Directions: From Falmouth direction follow your sat nav and the property is approx. 150m past where it says you have arrived. It is clearly signpost at the entrance.
Quiet and peaceful rural property
Above: Falmouth
Above: Little Carnmenellis
The property lies on the south-eastern slopes of Carnmenellis, one of the great hills running down the spine of Cornwall. The landscape is wild and romantic with scattered small cottages and farms with fields enclosed by stone hedges made from granite moorland boulders. Sitting approximately 40m below the summit, the house enjoys a delightful rural position with far-reaching views across many miles of open countryside. The location is most attractive although not remote with other properties in the general area. Local amenities will be found at Stithians while a number of towns are within easy reach including Truro (13 miles), Falmouth, (9 miles) and Helston, (7 miles). All offer a good range of shopping facilities. A mile or so to the east is Stithians Reservoir, a body of water covering around 275 acres and offering a ranger of leisure pursuits including fishing, sailing, windsurfing and canoeing. But it is perhaps for bird watching that the reservoir is best known with a wide resident population supplemented by migrants. Also readily accessible is the north coastline which offers a choice of sandy beaches.
Above: Truro Cathedral
Above: Stithians Reservoir
"Little Carnmenellis has proven to be our perfect work/life balance hideaway, the mornings and evenings are so full of nature’s chorus and the wildlife is a joy to watch. We are fortunate in that our home is surrounded by our own land and we are quite central to everything we need."
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