House For Sale £600,000
1 Old Road enjoys a sheltered valley position about 200m from the Elizabethan harbour, the shops, pubs and restaurants and the south west coastal path leading to one of the most stunning stretches of Cornish coastline.
The River Jordan runs across the rear of the landscaped gardens, with the wooded valley as its backdrop. The tiered garden features traditional stone walls, well stocked and colourful flowerbeds, lawn and a patio to enjoy the views and a tucked away courtyard ideal for al-fresco dining. Unusually for the village the house has a garage and an off-road parking space, with the house having a triple aspect living room with a woodburning stove, a dining room, kitchen with breakfast room located off, plus 3 bedrooms, a useful utility room, bathroom and shower room on the lower floor.
Warmth is provided by the oil-fired central heating, complemented by the wood burner and electric panel heaters, the sash windows are Upvc double glazed and the house is well presented having been painted recently.
LOCATION
Boscastle is a unique Elizabethan harbour village located on the north cornish coast and is within an A.O.N.B and a Conservation Area. 1 Old Road has access to the lovely wooded walks in the Valency valley and is within walking distance of the Old Cobweb Inn and shops providing day to day amenities. It has fantastic access to the picturesque harbour and the superb walks along the coast. Boscastle also has a County Primary School, Post Office and a doctor’s surgery.
Old Road itself is a one-way street, being the main pedestrian thoroughfare from the upper and lower parts of the village. New Road is used as the main vehicular route.
Further afield the towns of Wadebridge, Bude, Launceston and Camelford provide supermarkets, secondary schools and a wider range of businesses although, again, you can get most of what you need much more locally. Newquay is to the south with its international airport is within an hour’s drive and there is access onto the main A30 trunk road at Launceston providing good access to Exeter, the M5 and beyond.
TENURE: FREEHOLD
COUNCIL TAX BAND: E
SERVICES
Mains water, electric and drainage
On foot from the public car park in Boscastle proceed towards the harbour and cross the first bridge and bear left into Old Road. Walk for about 200m where No 1 will be found on the left hand side. If you are driving you need to follow New Road to the top and turn left on the sharp bend in the road, then take the next left into Old Road. Proceed almost to the bottom where the parking area for No 1 will be found on the right hand side.
The River Jordan runs across the rear of the landscaped gardens, with the wooded valley as its backdrop. The tiered garden features traditional stone walls, well stocked and colourful flowerbeds, lawn and a patio to enjoy the views and a tucked away courtyard ideal for al-fresco dining. Unusually for the village the house has a garage and an off-road parking space, with the house having a triple aspect living room with a woodburning stove, a dining room, kitchen with breakfast room located off, plus 3 bedrooms, a useful utility room, bathroom and shower room on the lower floor.
Warmth is provided by the oil-fired central heating, complemented by the wood burner and electric panel heaters, the sash windows are Upvc double glazed and the house is well presented having been painted recently.
LOCATION
Boscastle is a unique Elizabethan harbour village located on the north cornish coast and is within an A.O.N.B and a Conservation Area. 1 Old Road has access to the lovely wooded walks in the Valency valley and is within walking distance of the Old Cobweb Inn and shops providing day to day amenities. It has fantastic access to the picturesque harbour and the superb walks along the coast. Boscastle also has a County Primary School, Post Office and a doctor’s surgery.
Old Road itself is a one-way street, being the main pedestrian thoroughfare from the upper and lower parts of the village. New Road is used as the main vehicular route.
Further afield the towns of Wadebridge, Bude, Launceston and Camelford provide supermarkets, secondary schools and a wider range of businesses although, again, you can get most of what you need much more locally. Newquay is to the south with its international airport is within an hour’s drive and there is access onto the main A30 trunk road at Launceston providing good access to Exeter, the M5 and beyond.
TENURE: FREEHOLD
COUNCIL TAX BAND: E
SERVICES
Mains water, electric and drainage
On foot from the public car park in Boscastle proceed towards the harbour and cross the first bridge and bear left into Old Road. Walk for about 200m where No 1 will be found on the left hand side. If you are driving you need to follow New Road to the top and turn left on the sharp bend in the road, then take the next left into Old Road. Proceed almost to the bottom where the parking area for No 1 will be found on the right hand side.
