House For Sale £639,000
Riverview is a lovely three bedroom, detached, waterfront family home that has been significantly, comprehensively and sympathetically improved and extended in recent months. The property is approached off Water Lane that leads down to the centre of the village and the water's edge. There is off-road parking for two vehicles. A path leads up the side of the garden to the front door that leads directly into the south-facing sunroom. The
sunroom leads into the sitting room which has a working wood burner. This part of the house has a Gothic feel and an arched doorway leads through into the central hallway off which are the dining room, family shower room and two bedrooms. Within the dining room are a drinks fridge and freezer and stairs leading up to the first floor. Beyond the dining room is the kitchen that has a integrated dishwasher and washing machine, electric oven with induction hob and a door leading out to the rear garden.
Stairs lead up to the first floor which consists of the third bedroom and an en suite bathroom (with both a bath and a shower). This bedroom has lovely far-reaching views out to Penpoll Creek and the Fowey Estuary.
Gardens and grounds
Outside, in front of the sunroom is a south-facing terrace and decking with a pergola and water feature. To the side of the property is a canoe rack and to the front a grass lawn that leads to the parking area which is 40 metres from the waters edge.
South Cornish Coast
Golant is a charming Cornish coastal village with around 110 dwellings. With its exceptional position on the water's edge and idyllic waterfront lifestyle, Golant is considered one of the most delightful and desirable places to live on the Fowey Estuary. Once famed for its apple orchards and cider making, there are still many old fruit trees to be found in the village. In the heart of the village and within easy walking distance is the popular public house, The Fisherman's Arms.
The church and the village overlook the unspoilt woods and fields fringing the Fowey Estuary, less than two miles upstream form the coastal towns of Polruan and Fowey, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Daphe du Maurier lived for several years in her family's holiday home at Bodinnick, a mile downriver from Golant towards Fowey. The opening chapter of Kenneth Grahame's classic Wind in the Willows, published in 1908, is said to have been inspired by boat trips he took on the River Fowey up past Golant to Lerryn.
Council Tax Band: D
sunroom leads into the sitting room which has a working wood burner. This part of the house has a Gothic feel and an arched doorway leads through into the central hallway off which are the dining room, family shower room and two bedrooms. Within the dining room are a drinks fridge and freezer and stairs leading up to the first floor. Beyond the dining room is the kitchen that has a integrated dishwasher and washing machine, electric oven with induction hob and a door leading out to the rear garden.
Stairs lead up to the first floor which consists of the third bedroom and an en suite bathroom (with both a bath and a shower). This bedroom has lovely far-reaching views out to Penpoll Creek and the Fowey Estuary.
Gardens and grounds
Outside, in front of the sunroom is a south-facing terrace and decking with a pergola and water feature. To the side of the property is a canoe rack and to the front a grass lawn that leads to the parking area which is 40 metres from the waters edge.
South Cornish Coast
Golant is a charming Cornish coastal village with around 110 dwellings. With its exceptional position on the water's edge and idyllic waterfront lifestyle, Golant is considered one of the most delightful and desirable places to live on the Fowey Estuary. Once famed for its apple orchards and cider making, there are still many old fruit trees to be found in the village. In the heart of the village and within easy walking distance is the popular public house, The Fisherman's Arms.
The church and the village overlook the unspoilt woods and fields fringing the Fowey Estuary, less than two miles upstream form the coastal towns of Polruan and Fowey, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Daphe du Maurier lived for several years in her family's holiday home at Bodinnick, a mile downriver from Golant towards Fowey. The opening chapter of Kenneth Grahame's classic Wind in the Willows, published in 1908, is said to have been inspired by boat trips he took on the River Fowey up past Golant to Lerryn.
Council Tax Band: D
