Brentfields, Looe, PL13 2JJ

Tremorek, is positioned within a well maintained cul-de-sac, and while seeming somewhat ordinary from the road, appearances can be deceiving. This home truly showcases its remarkable qualities from the opposite side.

The front of the property captivates with one of the most breathtaking, unspoiled sea views along this stunning section of Cornish and Devonshire coastline.

Its South facing garden enjoys a wide vista, stretching from Thurlestone to the Lizard,  a truly wonderful place to relax and watch the yachts and sea farers majestically sail by.

Nestled above the iconic Spy House Point Light House, this coastal route leads you to the picturesque destinations of Polperro, Talland Bay, Portnadler Bay, Samphire, and Hannafore Beaches, continuing all the way to the vibrant town of Looe.

Encompassing a breathtaking 630 miles, this remarkable coastal path extends from North Devon to Dorset, showcasing some of the most stunning natural scenery you’ll ever encounter.

This delightful home is positioned in an enchanting location, making it an enticing investment opportunity. Its prime location attracts a steady stream of Cornish tourists, yet it is equally embraced by a warm community of permanent residents. This fantastic area boasts a rich variety of social clubs and activities, perfect for those looking to engage with, or become one of the locals. For younger families considering a move, the convenience of the village school being just a short stroll from your front door is simply unbeatable.

As you step through the front door, you'll find yourself in a spacious, light-filled entrance hall adorned with plush carpeting and featuring a convenient built-in storage cupboard designed with hanging space to keep your belongings organised.

To your left, a door beckons you into the kitchen—a truly remarkable space that has the capability of hosting a large dining table and chairs.

The kitchen is fully fitted with an Electolux electric hob and extractor fan, an Electrolux double oven and grill, plumbing for a built-in washer dryer and space for a tall fridge/freezer.

The kitchen cabinets have a sophisticated mix of solid white and glass doors with stylish chrome handles, complimented by marble effect work surfaces with matching splash backs. There are a variety of considerately place electrical points for catering aids, airfryer, microwave oven, blender, telephone, TV, etc. 

The light pine wood flooring enhances the warm atmosphere, while dual-aspect windows flood the space with natural light, and a double glass panelled external door leads out to the side path and garden beyond.

Internal glass panelled sliding doors welcome you into the magnificent L-Shaped reception room.

This reception area offers an enchanting view, with wide twin panel and quad panelled sliding doors that reveal a breathtaking panorama of the garden, ocean, and the untouched coastal scenery.

Inside, this splendid reception room boasts three distinct spaces: a dining area, a lounging zone, and a study nook. The lounging area features a striking modern curved cast iron wood burner resting on a dark slate hearth, creating a cosy focal point. Additionally, it is equipped with a TV aerial and a telephone/broadband point for your convenience. The study area, with its built-in wooden bookshelves, offers a private retreat and has a door that leads directly back to the main entrance hall.

Stepping through both sliding doors you find yourself instantly embraced by the serene beauty of a spacious stone-paved sun deck that runs the full length of the house, an enchanting backdrop for memorable al fresco dining experiences with your friends, neighbours, or family.

As you continue along the ground floor hallway, you'll discover the opulent Super King-sized Principal Bedroom, elegantly appointed with expansive double panelled sliding doors leading out to the garden terrace, plus a window to revel in the breathtaking view.

This remarkable sanctuary boasts a bespoke dressing room area, thoughtfully designed with a stylish combination of wardrobes that features both hanging and shelving units.

Conveniently located adjacent to the chic black and white ensuite shower room, complete with a toilet and wash hand basin enhanced by fitted shelving, this space perfectly blends luxury and functionality.

Adjacent to the Principle bedroom lies a wonderfully spacious double bedroom, currently outfitted with twin beds and an impressive free-standing wardrobe. This delightful room benefits from lovely views over the rear garden, creating a serene atmosphere.

Conveniently next door is a separate Family bathroom, featuring pristine white units and tiles adorned with a charming dolphin theme. It is fully equipped with a full-sized bath and a shower overhead, alongside a wash hand basin and toilet.

As you ascend the carpeted stairs, guided by the white painted banisters, you are welcomed to the first floor.

At the top of the stairs, a door leads into an exquisite L-Shaped double bedroom. This room, also furnished with twin beds and a free-standing wardrobe, boasts a large window that captures breathtaking elevated views of the garden, coastline, and sea, stretching from Bolt Head and Thurlstone in Devon towards the stunning Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall.

The final double bedroom offers a luxurious Super King sized bed, complemented by a generous array of fitted wardrobes with sleek glass sliding doors. This room, too, showcases a magnificent view of the sea and coastline, enhancing its appeal.

Nestled conveniently between the bedrooms, the third bathroom boasts elegant white units complemented by a charming sea shell tiled splashback. It features a low-level hand shower, a wash hand basin, and a toilet, making it both functional and stylish.

At the top of the stairs, a discreet doorway leads to valuable under-eaves loft storage, perfectly suited for stashing away your cherished mementos, luggage, and seasonal items.

All the bedrooms are adorned with cosy carpeting. Throughout the home, you'll find pristine white painted doors, softly shaded walls, and natural pine skirting boards, all enhanced by a generous array of recessed spotlights and wall lights. The double-glazed windows and doors, are dressed with slatted blinds or curtains for added comfort.

Step into an expansive garden that promises tranquility and beauty. The largest section, facing South, boasts not one but two purpose-built terraces and patios, offering the perfect settings for relaxation and entertaining. With seamless access through ground floor sliding doors, you can easily glide onto the wide stone patio, where just a few steps down lead you to a lush lawn area. This idyllic green space, slightly sloping and framed by rich foliage, showcases tall bamboo, vibrant flowering Hydrangeas and Camellias, and aromatic Lavender and Rosemary, artfully mingled with Conifers and Succulents.

At the garden's base, you'll find charming shingle and stone steps that guide you to the lower terrace, bordered by a quaint picket fence—home to a delightful wooden garden room, complete with a little gateway that invites you to explore the coastal path.

This gate provides access to a private pathway that connects directly to the coastal path maintained by the National Trust. 

As you arrive at the front of the property, a smaller lawned garden awaits, featuring raised flower beds and tall shrubs that cleverly disguise the oil tank, enhancing the property’s appeal and maintaining its picturesque charm.

The driveway has been beautifully bricked paved, offering generous space for multiple cars and the potential for additional parking on the levelled lawn area, should you require it.

You can easily access the attached garage through the convenient roller door or utilise the pedestrian entry via a side door. Inside, you'll find ample room for one car, along with a spacious storage section that accommodates a washing machine, tumble dryer, a practical stainless steel sink, and kitchen cupboards. Plus, there's even extra space available for storing a freezer, bikes or paddle boards, etc, making this garage exceptionally practical and versatile.

A delightful downhill walk, less than half a mile from Tremorek, leads you straight to Polperro, a historic Fishing Settlement that dates back to 1303. Today, its charming architecture captivates visitors from all over the world during the bustling summer months.

This ancient village boasts a picturesque fishing harbour and closely-knit fisherman’s cottages, offering an abundance of shops, pubs and restaurants, all complemented by a substantial parking area conveniently located above the town.

In June, during the enchanting ‘Mid Summer’, the Polperro Festival comes alive for 9 exhilarating days filled with music and art of every variety. On the eve of the Solstice, a bonfire is ignited—as part of a long-held tradition common throughout Europe.

Adding to the festival's charm, a mock Mayor humorously parades through the town, delivering speeches and distributing fake money; a lighthearted spectacle that culminates in his/her traditional being tossed into the sea at 4 PM.

In July, the Water Carnival comes alive for a single day, featuring thrilling treasure hunts, invigorating sea swims, the excitement of a raft race, and the spirited scully relay race.

Another highlight is the Looe Weekender, a beloved three-day music festival that takes place in September across East and West Looe, showcasing performances in breathtaking settings like Hannafore Beach.

November buzzes with energy too, hosting the dazzling Polperro Fireworks, the enchanting Looe Lantern Parade, later there is a bustling Christmas Market, and a spectacular New Year’s Eve Fireworks display in Looe.

This vibrant Cornish community curates delightful events for everyone to enjoy. You'll find Facebook groups and numerous local societies and clubs that cater to all ages, ensuring there's always something occurring for you to enjoy. What more could you wish for. Its the most wonderful part of the world with very friendly natives!

If you’re considering an investment/rental home purchase.
Here are a few facts.

Cornwall has the most award winning sandy beaches, more than any other area of the UK. 

It is classed as an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Cornwall has over 4 Million overnight visits per year and is one of the UK’s biggest tourism assets.