The Quay, Calstock, Cornwall

Situated in the heart of the village, this spacious and light-filled home offers a unique opportunity to acquire a distinctive property boasting generous accommodation arranged over three floors, off-road parking, a garage and attractive outdoor spaces. With its appealing position and captivating river, viaduct and countryside views, the property offers a wonderful combination of character, space and lifestyle.

Currently operating as a successful holiday let, the property has been thoughtfully furnished and styled to accommodate up to five guests, with great attention to detail throughout. Access is available from the front or via a side entrance, leading to an enclosed rear patio and an additional entrance.

The first floor offers two bedrooms, one of which opens onto a generous balcony, providing an ideal spot for al fresco dining or simply relaxing while enjoying the views towards the river. A bathroom is also located on this floor. The accommodation continues to the upper floor, where a further double bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and its own balcony, enjoying impressive views across the river, viaduct and surrounding countryside.

The property has been carefully maintained and lovingly looked after by the current owners. An internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the generous accommodation, convenient village location and attractive outlook.

The property is leasehold with a share of the freehold. There are four properties within the freehold arrangement, with each responsible for their proportion of any maintenance costs. The lease was granted for 999 years from September 1999.

The village of Calstock, in South East Cornwall, is set on the banks of the River Tamar, 7 miles west of Tavistock and 18 miles north of Plymouth. The village is within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a World Heritage site.

The village is defined by narrow streets that climb the side of the Tamar Valley affording wonderful views down the river and over surrounding countryside, dominated by a magnificent railway viaduct. Built in 1907, the viaduct is still in operation today, providing regular branch line rail services from the village station to Plymouth.

Calstock is a thriving village with 2 pubs, a social club, an active Village Hall and a well regarded primary school. Further amenities can be found in nearby Callington and Tavistock, a thriving market town adjoining the western edge of the Dartmoor National Park.

Calstock has a lively arts scene. This includes an excellent contemporary art gallery, 2 local choirs and Calstock Arts, a busy venue for live music, film, comedy and talks. (calstockarts.org)

About a mile downstream is the National Trust property Cothele. This is a mediaeval house and estate offering over 1000 acres of managed countryside, with many miles of wooded paths opening onto views of the river, providing wonderful walking opportunities from the village.

The river Tamar is navigable from above Calstock and there is a village quay, boat yard and deep-water moorings, making it an ideal base for boating enthusiasts. There are golfing facilities in the area, including St. Mellion, which is about 6 miles away.

Directions
Follow the A390 from Tavistock or Callington to the village of St Ann's Chapel. In the village, turn southwards following signs to Calstock. Upon entering the village of Calstock proceed downhill, bearing right immediately before the entrance to Fore Street. Continue for a further 20 metres and bear right to the entrance to the property, on the left hand side.