Tregwyn, Port Quin

A rare opportunity to acquire a waterside detached property set in an elevated position above Port Quin’s unspoilt natural harbour, with easy access to the cove and the Southwest Coast Path. Tregwyn is a very well-presented stone house commanding exceptional water views from all the principal rooms and front row seats to north Cornwall’s sensational sunsets. This spacious 4/5-bedroom home enjoys a light and sunny aspect in a peaceful and idyllic setting with a lovely landscaped and terraced waterfront garden perfect for soaking up the fresh sea air, along with off-road parking and a detached garage.

• Four/five-bedrooms and 3-bathrooms (1 en-suite).

• Far reaching views across Port Quin’s harbour, out to sea and across the surrounding coastline.

• Separate kitchen, with a generous open plan sitting and dining room with a wood burner.

• Adjoining sunroom with French doors leading out to the terrace and gardens.

• Pretty landscaped and terraced garden with lawns and terraces and amazing water views.

• Driveway parking for three vehicles with a single detached garage / storeroom.

• Less than 50 yards from the cove and Southwest Coast Path and close to north Cornwall’s beaches and coastal amenities.

• In all approximately 2,168 sq. ft (201.41 sq. m) including garage. EPC Band E.

Tregwyn offers generous living accommodation with exceptional harbour views and this traditional detached Cornish stone property has been very well maintained as a private holiday home. Arranged over two floors there is a spacious open plan living/dining room with separate galley kitchen and a ground floor shower room. A light filled sunroom offers a bright spot to enjoy family meals with views of the coast and harbour. Two further bedrooms (one currently used as a study) completes the ground floor. Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms (one ensuite) alongside a family bathroom.

Port Quin was once a bustling fishing port on Cornwall’s north coast. Today, Port Quin is a peaceful, sheltered inlet facing the Atlantic Ocean, popular for walking, wild swimming, kayaking, as well as picnics or BBQs on the slipway. It also has a discreet wood fired sauna run by Cornish Coast Adventures. The cove gives its name to Port Quin Bay, a spectacular stretch of coast that extends from Kellan Head to The Rumps, providing scenic walking country over National Trust land. Nearby Doyden Castle, a folly built by infamous bon-viveur Samuel Symons, dates back to 1830. This small cove and hamlet are located between Port Isaac and Polzeath. Nearby, Port Isaac is a picturesque and historic harbour that is loved by millions as Portwenn in ITV’s Doc Martin and the birthplace of The Fisherman’s Friends. If offers a number of good places to eat and drink, include two of Nathan Outlaws eateries. In the other direction, Polzeath is a favoured holiday location with a vast expanse of golden beach, safe bathing and excellent surfing, with RNLI Lifeguard cover from Easter to October. Nearby at Rock and Daymer Bay conditions are ideal for water sports as diverse as sailing, water skiing, canoeing, and windsurfing, and the renowned St Enodoc Golf Club and The Point at Polzeath offer excellent 18-hole courses. The ferry and water taxi at Rock make travelling to Padstow across the Camel Estuary both enjoyable and easy. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Port Isaac, Polzeath or Rock, but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is only 6 miles away.

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Tregwyn has been laid out to make the most of its elevated position above Port Quin and the far-reaching views across the picturesque NT coastline and cove below are magical. A gated driveway provides parking for 2/3 cars alongside a single detached garage with an up and over door and rear access. The garden is a veritable waterfront oasis with mature planting and seasonal colour. Enclosed and fenced, it includes a small lawn, a sea facing patio terrace and another terrace to the side of the house. A small parcel of land to the rear, with a shed and vegetable boxes is leased from the National Trust on a peppercorn rent, along with another naturalised area above, reached by steps, with a bench to enjoy the exceptional views. There are entertaining spaces for dining and relaxing in the fresh sea air, as well as private areas to sunbathe or read.

Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating. Superfast FTTP. EV Charger.

By appointment with JB Estates.