House For Sale £875,000
A spacious and versatile detached house, moments from the beach at Holywell Bay and South West Coastal Footpath.
Location
Holywell Bay is situated on the North Cornish Coastline, between Newquay and Perranporth. With Poly Joke Beach and West Pentire to the north and Penhale Point to the south, there is spectacular walking on the South West Coastal Footpath, as well as over large dunes and common land which includes the Cubert Common, a haven for wildlife.
The name Holywell is derived from holy well and it is believed to refer to a cave at the northern end of the beach. One of the area's most distinctive features are the twin rocks just off the coast, known as Gull Rocks or Carters Rocks. The beautiful dog friendly sandy beach, a regular feature of the bbc's Poldark series, has rlni life guard service from May to September and there is an active surf lifesaving club and surf school.
The Village has shops, a café and two pubs, whilst further amenities can be found in nearby Newquay. There is also an 18 hole golf course. Communication links to the area are excellent, with easy access to the A30, a mainline train station at Truro and Cornwall Airport at Newquay.
Description
The property dates from the late 1960's, with later extensions and the addition of a home office/studio. Facing south west towards Penhale Point, there is a generous driveway in front of the house, with off road parking for four cars in front of the double garage, which is below a decked terrace, enjoying panoramic views to Penhale Point and the beach.
The ground floor accommodation comprises a reception hall, a sitting room, with stone fireplace and wood burning stove, and doors opening to the deck in front of the house. There is a ground floor bedroom, which has french doors opening onto the deck and garden, and a family bathroom.
The kitchen is centrally located within the building, also providing access to the dining area and a further living space with staircase rising to the first floor. There is a shower room and WC accessed from the kitchen and from the dining area, a door opens to a further reception room, which leads to a utility room and staircase rising to a fourth bedroom. With independent access from the back of the house, this area could be used to create a self-contained annexe if required, subject to the necessary consents.
There are two further bedrooms on the first floor, the principal bedroom having a substantial ensuite bathroom. Also worth noting is the substantial storage areas within the eaves of the roof.
Outside, there is area of lawn in front of the house as well as the substantial raised deck area. There is a further area of raised lawn to the rear, where the home office/studio is situated. This building has power, water and internet connection suitable for home working.
Square Footage: 2159 sq ft
Directions
Form the East, leave A30 at the junction signed Newquay/Indian Queens and take A39 then A392. Then follow A3075 turning right signposted to Hubert and Holywell Bay. Proceed through Cubert on Holywell Road. Heading downhill, turn left into Treguth Close shortly after passing the Treguth Inn on your right. On entering the cul-de-sac, turn left and The Beach House will be found on the left hand side.
Location
Holywell Bay is situated on the North Cornish Coastline, between Newquay and Perranporth. With Poly Joke Beach and West Pentire to the north and Penhale Point to the south, there is spectacular walking on the South West Coastal Footpath, as well as over large dunes and common land which includes the Cubert Common, a haven for wildlife.
The name Holywell is derived from holy well and it is believed to refer to a cave at the northern end of the beach. One of the area's most distinctive features are the twin rocks just off the coast, known as Gull Rocks or Carters Rocks. The beautiful dog friendly sandy beach, a regular feature of the bbc's Poldark series, has rlni life guard service from May to September and there is an active surf lifesaving club and surf school.
The Village has shops, a café and two pubs, whilst further amenities can be found in nearby Newquay. There is also an 18 hole golf course. Communication links to the area are excellent, with easy access to the A30, a mainline train station at Truro and Cornwall Airport at Newquay.
Description
The property dates from the late 1960's, with later extensions and the addition of a home office/studio. Facing south west towards Penhale Point, there is a generous driveway in front of the house, with off road parking for four cars in front of the double garage, which is below a decked terrace, enjoying panoramic views to Penhale Point and the beach.
The ground floor accommodation comprises a reception hall, a sitting room, with stone fireplace and wood burning stove, and doors opening to the deck in front of the house. There is a ground floor bedroom, which has french doors opening onto the deck and garden, and a family bathroom.
The kitchen is centrally located within the building, also providing access to the dining area and a further living space with staircase rising to the first floor. There is a shower room and WC accessed from the kitchen and from the dining area, a door opens to a further reception room, which leads to a utility room and staircase rising to a fourth bedroom. With independent access from the back of the house, this area could be used to create a self-contained annexe if required, subject to the necessary consents.
There are two further bedrooms on the first floor, the principal bedroom having a substantial ensuite bathroom. Also worth noting is the substantial storage areas within the eaves of the roof.
Outside, there is area of lawn in front of the house as well as the substantial raised deck area. There is a further area of raised lawn to the rear, where the home office/studio is situated. This building has power, water and internet connection suitable for home working.
Square Footage: 2159 sq ft
Directions
Form the East, leave A30 at the junction signed Newquay/Indian Queens and take A39 then A392. Then follow A3075 turning right signposted to Hubert and Holywell Bay. Proceed through Cubert on Holywell Road. Heading downhill, turn left into Treguth Close shortly after passing the Treguth Inn on your right. On entering the cul-de-sac, turn left and The Beach House will be found on the left hand side.
