6 bedroom townhouse

Atlantic House, we believe dates from the 1860s and is one of the last remaining 'complete' period houses of this type and size in the village of Perranporth. The views are outstanding, with a sensational vista across the glorious sandy beach, the sand dunes and out to sea. This wonderful family home has been beautifully refurbished by the current owners, and offers accommodation arranged over three floors with period features throughout and large bay windows encapsulating the sublime vista on offer. The ground floor comprises a Victorian style entrance hall with newly fitted VLT flooring, a sitting room with wood burning stove in recess and double doors through to the snug. The dining room is open plan to the kitchen, which is beautifully appointed and fitted with a good range of units, and a Stoves electric range cooker. Double doors lead from the dining room to the deck and the view, is again quite sensational from all the main reception rooms. Six bedrooms are arranged over the upper two floors, with a large family bathroom and an en suite shower room on the first floor, and a further en suite shower room and a family shower room on the second floor. There is also a basement/store

Adjoining Atlantic House is Surfers Cottage, a two bedroom adjoining cottage with further parking and terraced gardens. Surfers Cottage is also available to purchase and is being offered for sale with a guide price of £500,000..

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Atlantic House has two pull-in parking spaces directly fronting Cliff Road, where a stepped entrance pathway leads to a two-tiered decked sun terrace. The terrace offers sensational views again, across the beach, the sand dunes and out to sea. Under the main deck is a large built-in store, ideal for surfboards etc. To the side is a further paved terrace, al fresco dining area..

The Heritage Coastline is framed by dramatic cliffs and sand dunes, with an expansive shoreline offering an idyllic waterfront lifestyle for surfers, kite-surfers, and beach goers alike. On the beach at Perranporth is the UK's famous, only bar on a beach, The Watering Hole, which provides a relaxed setting to enjoy a drink and locally sourced seafood and other delights. Perranporth seamlessly marries its vibrant community spirit with modern amenities, and is home to many boutique shops, cafes and restaurants. About 4 miles distant is St Agnes, well known for its character and charm, with narrow streets lined with quaint chocolate box cottages, a variety of artisan food and craft markets, plenty of cafés and restaurants, as well as a vibrant arts and culture scene that includes regular exhibitions and events. Truro is about 8 miles away and has an excellent choice of schools, including Polwhele House Prep School and Truro School. Truro offers all the amenities you would expect from a vibrant and bustling city, including a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and pubs. The area is well connected with the A30 providing links to the M5. The mainline train station at Truro offers a regular direct service to London Paddington taking from 4 hours 19 minutes and Cornwall Airport at Newquay, offers a number of domestic and international flights.

The beach and village are quite literally a stone's throw from your doorstep! Truro 8 miles, St Agnes 4 miles (All distances are approximate).