1 bed Flat For Sale £365,000
A high quality second floor apartment within this exclusive and sensationally positioned development above Fistral Beach, enjoying fantastic sea views over the golf course, towards the Headland Hotel and ocean beyond - the perfect base from which to enjoy a north coast lifestyle.
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Distances
Fistral Beach – 175 yards; Newquay golf clubhouse – 0.6; The Headland Hotel – 0.75 via coastpath (1.2 by car); Pentire Headland – 0.8; Newquay centre – 1.2; Watergate Bay – 4.8; Crantock beach – 4.4 (0.9 via foot and passenger ferry); Poly Joke beach – 5; Mawgan Porth – 6.9; Cornwall Airport – 7.3; Truro - 13; Padstow – 16.6
(All distances are approximate and in miles)
Tenure, Services And General Information
Leasehold. 999 years from 2012. No occupancy restrictions. £2,275 per annum maintenance charge. Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating. Council Tax . Band C (currently registered for business rates). Broadband: Provided as part of maintenance charge. Ground rent: £250 per annum (Ground rent review every 25 years)
The Location
Set on the stunning north Cornish coast between Newquay and Crantock, Pentire is a highly desirable peninsula situated between the world-famous Fistral Beach to the north and the wide sand dune-backed bay of Crantock to the south.
The coast path and surfing break are within walking distance and easily accessible is the locals’ best kept culinary secret, the seafood bistro Fern Pit Café, which also provides a passenger ferry service across the Gannel to Crantock.
Next door to Ocean Gate, the Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa is located at the southern end of the iconic beach, home to a range of bars and restaurants, surf school, golf course and the iconic Headland Hotel.
Newquay offers a wide range of shops, bars, clubs and schooling, together with the zoo and branch line railway service to Truro (mainline). Just over four miles up the coast, Watergate Bay is home to the Extreme Sports Academy, Watergate Bay Hotel and annual Boardmasters festival.
Further north, the seaside resort of Mawgan Porth is set around its stunning sandy beach and is the home of the internationally renowned Scarlet Hotel.
Within a short drive is Cornwall Airport, ensuring that the county is very well connected nationally and internationally. Cornwall Airport provides direct flights to London Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Leeds, and Newcastle, along with the Isles of Scilly, Jersey, Spain, Portugal and Germany.
Brochure Available To Download
Contact us for more information
Distances
Fistral Beach – 175 yards; Newquay golf clubhouse – 0.6; The Headland Hotel – 0.75 via coastpath (1.2 by car); Pentire Headland – 0.8; Newquay centre – 1.2; Watergate Bay – 4.8; Crantock beach – 4.4 (0.9 via foot and passenger ferry); Poly Joke beach – 5; Mawgan Porth – 6.9; Cornwall Airport – 7.3; Truro - 13; Padstow – 16.6
(All distances are approximate and in miles)
Tenure, Services And General Information
Leasehold. 999 years from 2012. No occupancy restrictions. £2,275 per annum maintenance charge. Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating. Council Tax . Band C (currently registered for business rates). Broadband: Provided as part of maintenance charge. Ground rent: £250 per annum (Ground rent review every 25 years)
The Location
Set on the stunning north Cornish coast between Newquay and Crantock, Pentire is a highly desirable peninsula situated between the world-famous Fistral Beach to the north and the wide sand dune-backed bay of Crantock to the south.
The coast path and surfing break are within walking distance and easily accessible is the locals’ best kept culinary secret, the seafood bistro Fern Pit Café, which also provides a passenger ferry service across the Gannel to Crantock.
Next door to Ocean Gate, the Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa is located at the southern end of the iconic beach, home to a range of bars and restaurants, surf school, golf course and the iconic Headland Hotel.
Newquay offers a wide range of shops, bars, clubs and schooling, together with the zoo and branch line railway service to Truro (mainline). Just over four miles up the coast, Watergate Bay is home to the Extreme Sports Academy, Watergate Bay Hotel and annual Boardmasters festival.
Further north, the seaside resort of Mawgan Porth is set around its stunning sandy beach and is the home of the internationally renowned Scarlet Hotel.
Within a short drive is Cornwall Airport, ensuring that the county is very well connected nationally and internationally. Cornwall Airport provides direct flights to London Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Leeds, and Newcastle, along with the Isles of Scilly, Jersey, Spain, Portugal and Germany.
