House For Sale £775,000
David Ball Luxury Collection are delighted to offer for sale this recently renovated charming cottage in the heart of the sought after picturesque Cornish village of Crantock. To avoid disappointment early viewing is highly recommended
The Property
Being offered for sale to the open market for the very first time since its original construction. Pensilva offers its lucky new owners a opportunity to purchase a piece of Cornish history less than 550 meters from Crantocks golden sandy beach and the tidal Gannel Estuary.
The property is currently being operated as a very successful holiday let but would lend itself perfectly as a permanent family home looking for the idyllic village lifestyle.
The internal accommodation is currently divided over two floors. To the ground floor are to two reception rooms the lounge featuring a wood burning stove. A modern refitted kitchen dining room. To the first floor are four bedrooms a shower room and separate WC.
Externally
The rear landscaped garden can be accessed from both the the ground floor by an external staircase and the first floor over a bridge. The garden itself provides the perfect tranquil space to unwind after a fun packed day in the surf or discovering all of Cornwall has to offer. Offering areas of timber decking, level lawn and planted boarders of flowering plants and shrubs along with a timber frame shed.
Location
The sleepy idyllic village of Crantock is situated on the north coast approximately five miles from Newquay. The village is full of character quirky cottages, many with thatched roofs located on winding country lanes all leading to a village green. There is a convenience store, post office, two traditional village pubs, one being The Albion Inn and at over 400 years old is steeped in history harbouring secrets of smuggling and days gone by. St Carantoc Church is in the hub of the village, dates back to 6th century and is a grade 1 listed building and still houses the original stocks.
The River Gannel Estuary separates Newquay from Crantock and when you can no longer reach the sandy passage by foot, you can take the delightful ferry established in 1910 over to Fernpit, located at the Pentire Headland of Newquay.
The town of Newquay benefits from a range of shopping, schooling and banking facilities, as well as an array of fashionable bars and restaurants.
The Property
Being offered for sale to the open market for the very first time since its original construction. Pensilva offers its lucky new owners a opportunity to purchase a piece of Cornish history less than 550 meters from Crantocks golden sandy beach and the tidal Gannel Estuary.
The property is currently being operated as a very successful holiday let but would lend itself perfectly as a permanent family home looking for the idyllic village lifestyle.
The internal accommodation is currently divided over two floors. To the ground floor are to two reception rooms the lounge featuring a wood burning stove. A modern refitted kitchen dining room. To the first floor are four bedrooms a shower room and separate WC.
Externally
The rear landscaped garden can be accessed from both the the ground floor by an external staircase and the first floor over a bridge. The garden itself provides the perfect tranquil space to unwind after a fun packed day in the surf or discovering all of Cornwall has to offer. Offering areas of timber decking, level lawn and planted boarders of flowering plants and shrubs along with a timber frame shed.
Location
The sleepy idyllic village of Crantock is situated on the north coast approximately five miles from Newquay. The village is full of character quirky cottages, many with thatched roofs located on winding country lanes all leading to a village green. There is a convenience store, post office, two traditional village pubs, one being The Albion Inn and at over 400 years old is steeped in history harbouring secrets of smuggling and days gone by. St Carantoc Church is in the hub of the village, dates back to 6th century and is a grade 1 listed building and still houses the original stocks.
The River Gannel Estuary separates Newquay from Crantock and when you can no longer reach the sandy passage by foot, you can take the delightful ferry established in 1910 over to Fernpit, located at the Pentire Headland of Newquay.
The town of Newquay benefits from a range of shopping, schooling and banking facilities, as well as an array of fashionable bars and restaurants.
