Flat 3 Polkirt, Castle Street, Looe PL13 1AZ For sale by Public Auction at Virtual Livestream Online Auction on Thursday 2nd April 2026. LOT TBC GUIDE PRICE £90,000+.

Description:
A two bedroom second floor flat with balcony, refurbished in 2024 and situated in proximity of Looe beach, the Quayside and the town centre. Accessed via an external staircase, the property offers a lounge/diner with balcony off, kitchen, two bedrooms and shower room. The property is currently let on a 12 month month tenancy agreement and generating an income of £750 PCM/£9,000 PA.

Situated
The popular seaside town of Looe offers a sandy beach, working harbour and a range of bespoke shops, cafes and restaurants, along with educational and recreational facilities catering for all age groups and a branch line to Liskeard.

Accessed via communal steps up:
Flat 3 - Balcony giving access to the lounge/diner, kitchen,
inner hallway, two bedrooms and shower room.

Tenure
Leasehold - length 83 years remaining
Service charge £2,400 per annum
Ground rent £30 per annum
Viewings strictly by prior appointment with Stratton Creber Looe .
EPC Rating D
Council Tax Band A
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The seaside holiday town of Looe is located in an Area of Great Landscape Value. The Property is situated in a conservation area in the heart of East Looe. Situated conveniently just off the main shopping street. Looe keeps visitors entertained all year round whilst still retaining a working fishing port. Stand on the quayside in the evening and watch the boats return before dining on fresh fish in a local restaurant. The town prides itself on its fresh fish, and be it award winning fish and chips near the river or gourmet menus in smart restaurants overlooking the harbour, you know you won't be disappointed.
To work off a fine meal, Looe is a great place for walking as the South West Coast Path passes through the town, plus there are countless walks through the town to explore the historic narrow streets or along the two rivers into the surrounding beautiful countryside.
For children, a safe sandy beach with rock pools offers hours of free fun, and should you wish why not try a fishing trip or there's always crabbing from the quayside.
Looe straddles both sides of Looe River with its historic bridge & stone harbour side, with a thriving tourist industry, popular with boating & sea fishing enthusiasts. There are a wide range of shopping, Tourist attractions & community facilities. On the edge of the town just a short stroll is Looe station which links with the main line at Liskeard station with onward services to London.