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Polvillion Road, Fowey, PL23

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

4

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Deceptively Spacious Family Home With Open Plan Living Layout
  • Driveway Parking For A Number Of Vehicles Including A Motorhome
  • Current Owners Have Operated A Successful B&B Business
  • Large Lounge/Dining Room & Kitchen With Island Along With Utility Room
  • Master Bedroom With Large En-Suite On The 1st Floor Along With A Further Double Bedroom & En-Suite
  • Two Double Bedrooms Both With En-Suites On Ground Floor
  • Large Extension Added In 2015 To Create Extensive Open Plan Living Space
  • Ten Minute Walk To Readymoney Beach
  • Summer House & Workshop
  • Front & Rear Gardens Offering Private Sunny Seating Areas Throughout The Day

Description

UNEXPECTEDLY SPACIOUS family home located just a TEN MINUTE WALK ALONG ST CATHERINE'S PARADE TO THE BEACH with 'wow factor' OPEN PLAN LIVING. Previously utilised as a successful B&B with driveway PARKING FOR SEVERAL VEHICLES including a motorhome.

A superb coastal residence that blends timeless appeal with flexible, modern living. This substantial four-bedroom detached home sits in a peaceful position in the sought-after town of Fowey. Originating as a 1920s bungalow, it has been thoughtfully extended over the years, most recently in 2015, to create a bright and expansive open-plan living space that forms the heart of the home. Here, a well-appointed kitchen flows seamlessly into a living and entertaining area, where a feature wood-burning stove provides a welcoming focal point. Bi-fold doors open to the private rear garden, inviting the outdoors in and creating an inviting space for relaxed family life or sophisticated entertaining.

Although understated from the road the inside is much more than expected. You are welcomed by an entrance porch that leads naturally into a very spacious room with very high ceiling accentuating the feeling of space. This room is currently used as a dining area but could equally be used as a living room. The room also hosts a useful home office area that can be shut away when not used. The ground floor also accommodates two double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room and its own external access door, offering versatility for guest accommodation or a teen suite. These two rooms have historically been let separately on a B&B basis, reflecting the flexible versatility of the layout.

The contemporary open-plan living area is the true showpiece of the home. The kitchen is equipped with a large island that provides additional workspace and casual breakfast bar dining with the room opening out to a dining and sitting/entertaining space - all arranged to maximise sociable living. A wood-burning stove adds warmth and charm, and the bi-fold doors create a seamless transition to the garden, making the indoors and outdoors feel connected even on cooler evenings. The main open-plan living area benefits from underfloor heating, enhancing comfort and efficiency. Again this room benefits from a very high ceiling and roof light

A practical utility room sits adjacent along with a separate downstairs WC, enhancing everyday convenience. Upstairs, the remaining accommodation comprises two further double bedrooms, both of which benefit from en-suite shower rooms, ensuring privacy and comfort for family and guests alike. The master bedroom is particularly impressive; its expansive ensuite includes a built-in steam room and a separate bath housed within the bedroom itself, reflecting a luxurious touch that elevates daily living.

Outside, the property sits within very private gardens designed to capture sun at various times of the day and into the evening—a rare and valued feature in Fowey. Multiple sunlit corners provide ideal spots for relaxing, al fresco dining, or simply soaking up the coastal ambience. Two useful outbuildings offer further flexibility: a workshop and a summer house, while a wood store provides ready accommodation for logs to fuel the wood burner. Driveway parking is plentiful, with space for several cars and for a motorhome, ensuring that the parking practicalities are well catered for.

This home combines the charm and character of its 1920s origins with the contemporary comfort of a modern extension. Its coastal setting, paired with generous, flexible accommodation and private outdoor spaces, make it a highly appealing proposition for families, discerning guests, or buyers seeking a stylish home with potential for a variety of uses.

Accommodation

Ground Floor
Entrance porch leading to a very generous living area currently being used for dining.
Two double bedrooms, both with en-suite shower room equipped with mains water multi headed power shower, and French doors for external access.
Large open-plan living area comprising:
Kitchen with island
Dining / sitting / entertaining space
Feature wood-burning stove
Bi-fold doors to rear garden
Large Drawers in kitchen for enhanced storage; separate integrated tall fridge and freezer; coat/shoe cupboard; boiling-water tap; integral bin
Sockets on breakfast bar
Space for an integral dishwasher if fitted
Utility room with outside access
Separate downstairs WC
Gas fired combi boiler
Direct access to garden from the living areas
TV aerial points in all rooms
Storage space above office/door to bedrooms/under stairs/eaves for extra practicality

First Floor
Two further double bedrooms both with en suites with mains water multi headed shower
Master bedroom with expansive en-suite with the large shower doubling as a steam room
Multi-headed power showers in both en-suites
Extra large bath within the master bedroom

Outdoor Space

Very private rear garden with multiple sunny seating areas
Not overlooked
Two outbuildings: a workshop and a summer house, both with electrical supply
Large wood store for logs
Outside water tap; metered water
Water butts for rainwater harvesting
Driveway parking for several cars and space for a motorhome
Pond with fountain and stream
External electric points
Electricity cable laid to rear of garden

This unique property offers the flexibility to combine family living with income potential or to enjoy a stylish home in the beautiful town of Fowey on the south coast of Cornwall. Whether you're seeking a spacious family residence or a property with a B&B opportunity, this home is sure to impress.

The historic port town of Fowey is steeped in history with its narrow winding streets which are interspersed with acclaimed restaurants, boutique shops and atmospheric pubs. The harbour is packed with mooring facilities and as such is a real magnet to the sailing fraternity and is also home to the Royal Fowey Yacht Club and the Gallants Sailing Club.

The property is freehold, is Council Tax band D and has mains gas and sewerage connected.

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Band: D
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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