House For Sale £550,000
Enjoying a pleasant, tucked away location within this most sought after coastal village a deceptively spacious 3 bedroom detached residence requiring some modernisation, enjoying a generous plot with superb sea and hinterland views. Offering versatile living space throughout the property boasts generous rear enclosed gardens, with an entrance driveway providing ample off road parking and integral garage. Awaiting probate the property is offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN. EPC Rating E. Council Tax Band E.
Boscastle, with its own Elizabethan Harbour is impressively situated amidst dramatic cliffs and dates from the mid 16th Century. For many years the Harbour served the inland town of Launceston as a Port, the two being linked by pack-horse and wagon transport. Slate and corn were shipped from the 16th Century pier. The North Cornwall coast path along the cliffs from Boscastle to Tintagel is considered one of the finer walks in England. The Harbour and much of the hinterland is now within the control of the National Trust; the village of Boscastle offers a traditional range of shops and local amenities including popular Pubs, places of worship, etc. Tintagel is some 3 miles whilst the North Cornish coastal resort of Bude is some 15 miles. The Cathedral City of Exeter with its inter city rail and motorway links is approx 60 miles whilst Okehampton and Dartmoor are approx. 40 miles. The market town of Holsworthy is approx 22 miles. The A30 dual carriageway now extends from Exeter to Launceston and beyond.
Directions
From Bude town centre proceed towards Stratton and turn right into Kings Hill opposite Bude Service Station and continue until reaching the A39 turning right signposted Camelford. Continue for approximately 8 miles passing through Wainhouse Corner and take the right hand turning onto the B3263 to Boscastle. Continue for approximately 4 miles into the village of Boscastle, proceed through the centre and up the hill and turn left by the garage. Continue along this road for a short distance taking the next right onto High Street and proceed up the hill taking the next right onto Paradise Road and continue for 50 yards where the entrance to Cavendish House will be found on your right hand side with a Bond Oxborough Phillips for sale board clearly displayed.
Boscastle, with its own Elizabethan Harbour is impressively situated amidst dramatic cliffs and dates from the mid 16th Century. For many years the Harbour served the inland town of Launceston as a Port, the two being linked by pack-horse and wagon transport. Slate and corn were shipped from the 16th Century pier. The North Cornwall coast path along the cliffs from Boscastle to Tintagel is considered one of the finer walks in England. The Harbour and much of the hinterland is now within the control of the National Trust; the village of Boscastle offers a traditional range of shops and local amenities including popular Pubs, places of worship, etc. Tintagel is some 3 miles whilst the North Cornish coastal resort of Bude is some 15 miles. The Cathedral City of Exeter with its inter city rail and motorway links is approx 60 miles whilst Okehampton and Dartmoor are approx. 40 miles. The market town of Holsworthy is approx 22 miles. The A30 dual carriageway now extends from Exeter to Launceston and beyond.
Directions
From Bude town centre proceed towards Stratton and turn right into Kings Hill opposite Bude Service Station and continue until reaching the A39 turning right signposted Camelford. Continue for approximately 8 miles passing through Wainhouse Corner and take the right hand turning onto the B3263 to Boscastle. Continue for approximately 4 miles into the village of Boscastle, proceed through the centre and up the hill and turn left by the garage. Continue along this road for a short distance taking the next right onto High Street and proceed up the hill taking the next right onto Paradise Road and continue for 50 yards where the entrance to Cavendish House will be found on your right hand side with a Bond Oxborough Phillips for sale board clearly displayed.
