House For Sale £395,000
Boskensa, Port Isaac

Situated in an elevated position just off Fore Street, Boskensa is a charming Grade II listed former fisherman’s cottage, set just a short stroll from the harbour and village amenities. Steeped in character and charm, the property boasts some original slate flooring, sash windows, wooden beams, and an ornamental Cornish range. Boskensa offers a side patio terrace, and useful outside storage unit.

• Two-bedroom slate hung cottage positioned towards the top of Fore Street.

• Situated in the heart of Port Isaac, within short walking distance of the village amenities and Port Isaac harbour.

• Currently a successful holiday let through Air BnB, with contents available by separate negotiation.

• A well-presented and low maintenance cottage makes for an ideal investment or holiday home.

• The Southwest coast path is nearby offering fantastic walks along the rugged North Cornish coastline

• In all approx. 426 sq. ft (39.5 sq. m)

Boskensa is a charming slate hung, Grade II listed cottage situated in an elevated position on Fore Street. Within moments of Port Isaac Harbour and the local amenities, the property offers a range of character features and was recently refurbished to create a popular holiday let. Boskensa offers two-bedrooms with glimpses of the sea from the principal bedroom, one bathroom, a well-presented kitchen and sitting room, and a patio terrace. The property makes for a great lock-up-and-leave holiday home, investment, or main residence.

Port Isaac is a popular holiday destination and residential village on the rugged North Cornwall coast, famed for its historic fishing harbour, quaint winding streets and scenic coastal walks. Loved by millions as Portwenn in ITV’s Doc Martin and the birthplace of The Fisherman’s Friends, Port Isaac has several good places to eat and drink, all within walking distance of the property. These include two of Nathan Outlaws eateries, where he holds 3 Michelin stars. Other notable restaurants and pubs include The Port Gaverne Hotel and Pilchards, The Mote, and The Golden Lion. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Port Isaac at the Co-Op, but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is only about 8 miles distant.

The property is elevated and approached via steps up from Fore Street. At road level, there is access to a useful storage unit. To the side of the property, a small patio terrace is accessed via the sitting room.

Main’s water, drainage, and electricity. Electric panel heating.

Available via separate negotiation.

Appointments strictly via JB Estates