St. Smithwick Way, Falmouth, TR11 3XU

This unique property presents the ultimate in town house living in Falmouth, set beside the water yet only a few minutes’ walk from town. Views to the rear are mesmerizing from all three floors, overlooking the inner marina and boats, to the lock gate and beyond to harbour and coast. 4 St Smithwick Way is spacious and luxurious, having been refitted to high standards and providing over 1900²ft of four bedroom, two large living room accommodation. The principal bedroom suite is superb, with dressing room, en suite shower room and spectacular box bay window to water views. French doors from this room access an extraordinary 500²ft rooftop terrace which faces South and East and is enclosed and sheltered. All is beautifully presented and equipped, with quality kitchen, bath and shower rooms and floor coverings throughout. Wonderful that the kitchen and dining room leads out South and East to the front into the enclosed courtyard and the 26’ living room flows via French doors to the West facing waterside terrace. This is an outstanding, dare we say, unique opportunity. It is the ‘best of the best’ that Port Pendennis has to offer.

Port Pendennis is an exclusive and much sought-after waterside development conceived by Peter de Savary and built in an incredible position beside Falmouth harbour. the development lies alongside Events’ square, the Maritime Museum and Haven Marina, with its own ‘inner marina’ which Yachtsman’s Cottage, 4 St Smithwick Way sits beside. the property enjoys the ‘best seat in the house’, on the waters’ edge with direct and immediate outlook to water and boats, and through the lock gates to Falmouth harbour and Flushing. All the more remarkable is that Port Pendennis has direct access onto Events’ Square and Falmouth town beyond, all just a few minutes’ level walk away. Falmouth is a thriving and vibrant town with an eclectic mixture of independent and national shops, many galleries showcasing local art and crafts and an excellent and varied selection of places to eat and drink. Events Square and the National Maritime Museum regularly host activities and events throughout the year including Falmouth Classics, Falmouth Week and the Oyster and Sea Shanty festivals ensuring an all-year round vibrant community. Nearby on the Southern side are the sandy beaches of Castle and Tunnel or a short walk away is the ever-popular Gyllyngvase complete with its chic, bustling café and safe swimming waters. Along the seafront is an array of architecture and building, all added to over the years with careful consideration of the desirability of the area and now providing various places for dining and leisure activities. No wonder then, that Falmouth is consistently voted in the top ten favourite places to live in the UK.

Gas central heating. 

Mains water

Council Tax Band G