Beachside, Dunders Hill, PL27

The Property

Located in the heart of Polzeath, just moments from the beach and surfing waters, Beachside occupies a generous elevated plot with far reaching sea and coastal views right across to Pentire Point. The existing beach chalet is uninhabited and now in need of redevelopment. Beachside is approached via an access road off Dunders Hill (outlined in Blue) and enjoys garden access directly onto the Southwest Coast Path, placing the village, coastline and beach quite literally on your doorstep.

Planning Permissions

A Certificate of Lawful Development has been granted for the original planning permission: a Proposed Use for demolition of existing house and annexe and replacement with 2 dwelling houses under PA15/10720 (granted on 24th June 2016). This confirms that a start was made in the permitted works, by way of the demolition of buildings on site within the statutory time period. Accordingly, the planning permission is extant, although the broader site area has now changed.

Exisiting Accommodation

Covered Porch | Sunroom | Kitchen | Family Bathroom | Sitting Room | Two Double Bedrooms

Services

Mains water and electricity | Shared private drainage | Superfast broadband | Electric heating

­Location

Polzeath is a highly desirable holiday and coastal village, with a vast expanse of sand, excellent surf, and scenic coastal walks. From Beachside, you can access the Southwest Coast Path and head out towards Daymer Bay and rock or head across the beach to New Polzeath, Baby Bay and the National Trust’s Pentire Point beyond. Nearby in Rock and Daymer Bay conditions are ideal for sailing, water skiing and windsurfing, as well as the renowned St Enodoc Golf Club offering two excellent 18-hole courses. Polzeath is fortunate to have a range of good places to eat and drink including The Waterfront, The Atlantic Polzeath, TJ’s and Surf Side, but there are also a wealth of excellent restaurants and pubs in the surrounding area, including The Mariners Pub in Rock, Restaurant Nathan Outlaw in Port Isaac, Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth’s No. 6 in Padstow. The ferry and water taxi at Rock, make travelling to Padstow both enjoyable and easy. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met locally at the Spar or Flo’s Café & Deli, but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is only seven miles distant.