A delightful and comfortable one-bedroom apartment set on the second-floor and situated in the very heart of Fowey.

• Communal entrance hall
• Entrance corridor
  
• Open plan kitchen/living room
  
• Utility cupboard
  
• Double bedroom
  
• Bathroom
  
• Gross Internal Floor Area (approx.): 324 sq ft (30.11 sq m)
  

The Salt Loft is a well appointed, conveniently situated apartment which is located right within the heart of Fowey, offering the perfect escape for two. It is tucked quietly away to ensure a peaceful, private retreat yet within accessible reach of the town. Cleverly and stylishly designed it contains bespoke, luxurious, comfortable furnishings. It has been lovingly restored and intuitively designed with mood lighting and the overall accommodation has an intimate, exquisite, and opulent feel.

The Salt Loft is accessed off the main high street, Fore Street, through an alleyway next to Niles Bakery. The shared entrance hall and staircase lead up to the second floor. The entrance hallway is shared between flats 4,5 and 6. Located off the central corridor are the open plan kitchen/living room, the utility cupboard, the bathroom (with a shower over it) and the double bedroom.

The property is currently let out successfully for holiday lets through Airbnb, Cottage.com and Cornish Horizons, and its gross rental figures are between £20,000 and £24,000 per annum.

The property is leasehold with another 102 years remaining. Service charges £400. Ground rent £0

Fowey is situated at the mouth of the River Fowey in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The neighbouring villages of Polruan and Bodinnick are a short ferry ride across the estuary. Set in the middle of the South Cornish coastline between Mevagissey and Looe, Fowey plays host to several major cultural and maritime events, including the Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature and the Fowey Royal Regatta.

Whilst Fowey remains a working, deep water port, it is also the perfect cruising base from which to explore the Channel Islands and beautiful harbours and creeks of the West Country. Throughout the summer, its harbour teems with boating activity, from competitive racing of the local Troy class, cruising yachts and dinghies, to large gaff-rigged wooden Oyster luggers and visiting cruise liners.

The town itself is rich in amenities with all manner of shops, banks, boutiques, bars, delicatessens and restaurants. It also has its own hospital, doctors, and dentists’ surgeries, as well as a library, and primary and secondary schools. Further amenities are available at St Austell and Bodmin (9 miles and 13 miles, respectively), and Plymouth offers the full range of facilities expected of a city, including a university and theatres.

The motorway road network as far as Exeter and then either the A30 (via Bodmin) or A38 (via Plymouth) makes Fowey very accessible. Regular Intercity rail services from Par (about 3 hours 53 minutes to London Paddington) and Plymouth (about 3 hours and 7 minutes to London Paddington) are even quicker. The growing number of flights to the UK and international destinations from Newquay and Exeter Airports, and Brittany Ferries services from Plymouth to France and Spain, ensure that Fowey is now a viable destination or starting point of any journey.

On entering Fowey, please park in the public car park at the top of the village. Take the pedestrian access down to the village centre. Following the lane down to Fore Street. Turn right immediately after Niles Bakery on the right. The entrance will be found on the right. 

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Mains gas (combi-boiler for central heating and water), electricity, water and drainage.

Contents may be available by separate negotiation (minus personal effects).

Viewing is strictly by prior appointment with JB Estates on change over days.