House For Sale £1,800,000
Located in what is widely regarded to be one of the finest waterside addresses in Britain, this is now one of only a handful of remaining chances to secure an undeveloped piece of Restronguet Point.
Positioned on the westerly facing ‘sunny side’ of The Point, this expansive bungalow commands spectacular panoramic views across the bustling Restronguet Creek and rolling countryside beyond, basking in the sun all afternoon.
Standing in generous grounds reaching C.0.66 of an acre, the mature gardens feed down to the majestic Restronguet Creek with the property benefitting from direct water frontage, boat house and recently acquired foreshore. There is an immediate sense of calm at the waters edge, with a private jetty and moorings offering the dream situation for boating enthusiasts, or those launching for a short paddle across the creek to the idyllic Pandora Inn.
The serene lower garden and boathouse present an incredible opportunity to maximise this magical setting.
The property itself offers C.220sq.m of accommodation spanning a broad single storey home, currently arranged as four bedrooms and three reception rooms. The width of the home helps to create a surprising variety of astonishing views from every room on the westerly elevation.
Having remained in the same family for the last 40 years, the well loved property is primed for personalisation or grander plans if taking neighbourly inspiration (subject to necessary consent).
Services: Mains water and electric, oil fired
heating. private drainage which we understand
may not be compliant with current regulations.
EPC - E
The westerly facing rear garden immediately reveals why this exclusive peninsula is the epitome of luxury waterside living. The property sits atop its generous plot with the large patio taking full advantage of the stunning creek and countryside views. An expansive lawn, beautiful established shrubs and a lower orchard lead down to the creek, boat house and jetty. The possibilities to maximise the boat house and waterside garden are an exciting prospect for a new owner. Set back from a no through road, there is a private front garden and driveway for multiple vehicles enclosed by well-established shrub borders.
Restronguet Point is a beautiful peninsula overlooking the Carrick Roads, located in the Feock parish within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With some of the finest sailing waters in the country, The Fal River and surrounding creeks are a hive of activity, with Loe Beach(0.5miles) popular for water sports and marina facilities and yacht clubs in Mylor and Falmouth.
The Cathedral City of Truro, 6 miles away, provides the main business links for Cornwall and offers an excellent range of shopping, business facilities plus state and independent schooling. The vibrant university, seaside town Falmouth (10miles) is home to many boutique stores and independent, bars, cafes, wonderful seafood restaurants, a beautiful beach and harbour plus great social events: Falmouth Week, Sea Shanty and Oyster Festivals.
Communication links are excellent. St. Mawes and The Roseland Peninsula are connected by The King Harry Ferry, running every 20 minutes near the National Trust Trelissick Gardens. Truro is on the mainline to London Paddington which takes approx. 4 ½ hours. Cornwall Airport Newquay, 24 miles away, offers international and national flights, including flights to London Gatwick taking just under an hour.
Positioned on the westerly facing ‘sunny side’ of The Point, this expansive bungalow commands spectacular panoramic views across the bustling Restronguet Creek and rolling countryside beyond, basking in the sun all afternoon.
Standing in generous grounds reaching C.0.66 of an acre, the mature gardens feed down to the majestic Restronguet Creek with the property benefitting from direct water frontage, boat house and recently acquired foreshore. There is an immediate sense of calm at the waters edge, with a private jetty and moorings offering the dream situation for boating enthusiasts, or those launching for a short paddle across the creek to the idyllic Pandora Inn.
The serene lower garden and boathouse present an incredible opportunity to maximise this magical setting.
The property itself offers C.220sq.m of accommodation spanning a broad single storey home, currently arranged as four bedrooms and three reception rooms. The width of the home helps to create a surprising variety of astonishing views from every room on the westerly elevation.
Having remained in the same family for the last 40 years, the well loved property is primed for personalisation or grander plans if taking neighbourly inspiration (subject to necessary consent).
Services: Mains water and electric, oil fired
heating. private drainage which we understand
may not be compliant with current regulations.
EPC - E
The westerly facing rear garden immediately reveals why this exclusive peninsula is the epitome of luxury waterside living. The property sits atop its generous plot with the large patio taking full advantage of the stunning creek and countryside views. An expansive lawn, beautiful established shrubs and a lower orchard lead down to the creek, boat house and jetty. The possibilities to maximise the boat house and waterside garden are an exciting prospect for a new owner. Set back from a no through road, there is a private front garden and driveway for multiple vehicles enclosed by well-established shrub borders.
Restronguet Point is a beautiful peninsula overlooking the Carrick Roads, located in the Feock parish within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With some of the finest sailing waters in the country, The Fal River and surrounding creeks are a hive of activity, with Loe Beach(0.5miles) popular for water sports and marina facilities and yacht clubs in Mylor and Falmouth.
The Cathedral City of Truro, 6 miles away, provides the main business links for Cornwall and offers an excellent range of shopping, business facilities plus state and independent schooling. The vibrant university, seaside town Falmouth (10miles) is home to many boutique stores and independent, bars, cafes, wonderful seafood restaurants, a beautiful beach and harbour plus great social events: Falmouth Week, Sea Shanty and Oyster Festivals.
Communication links are excellent. St. Mawes and The Roseland Peninsula are connected by The King Harry Ferry, running every 20 minutes near the National Trust Trelissick Gardens. Truro is on the mainline to London Paddington which takes approx. 4 ½ hours. Cornwall Airport Newquay, 24 miles away, offers international and national flights, including flights to London Gatwick taking just under an hour.
