6 bedroom terraced house

The Property

This substantial Victorian clifftop house combines contemporary décor with period details to create a very stylish and comfortable seaside home. Very well considered with high ceilings and generous proportions, this light and airy property offers an excellent blend of original features such as original slate flagstones, warm wooden floors, heritage fireplaces and large sash windows to perfectly frame the mesmerising sea views from all the principal rooms. Sympathetically and cleverly extended by the current owners Anchorage lends itself perfectly to modern day living with a double reception room and a large open plan kitchen, dining room and adjacent utility room on the ground floor incorporating a fabulous side-extension that bathes the dining space in natural light from the atrium rooflight.

Ground Floor: Entrance porch | Hallway |Double reception room with bay window, sea view and open fire |Open plan kitchen dining room with utility room and glazed atrium rooflight, patio doors to the terraced rear garden.

First Floor: Main en-suite bedroom with sea views and built in wardrobes| Two further double bedrooms with en-suites | Separate W.C

Second Floor: Two further double en suite bedrooms | Second staircase from the first floor leads up to the sixth double en-suite bedroom.

Annexe: Featuring a fully glazed wall, the annexe is a lofty space with a covered veranda and is currently fitted with bunk beds and a shower room. Ideal for use as an art studio, home office or additional accommodation. Plumbing and electrics are preinstalled to allow for a kitchenette along the back wall, if so desired

Services

Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating

Anchorage sits in an elevated position on The Terrace directly overlooking Port Gaverne, with far reaching views out along the Cornish coast towards Tintagel Head. This beautiful and sheltered natural harbour is ideal for swimming, coasteering, paddleboarding or kayaking. Dine out at nearby Pilchards, a delightful beach café or the Port Gaverne Inn, a cosy pub serving St Austell Brewery ales. Just a short walk away, Port Isaac is a popular holiday destination and coastal village, famed for its historic fishing harbour, whitewashed cottages, quaint winding streets and scenic coastal walks. Loved by millions as Portwenn in ITV’s Doc Martin and the birthplace of The Fisherman’s Friends, Port Isaac has a number of good places to eat and drink, all within walking distance of Anchorage. These include two of Nathan Outlaw’s Michelin starred eateries. Other notable restaurants include The Mote and The Golden Lion. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Port Isaac but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is only 8 miles away. Just 6 miles up the coast Rock on the bank of the Camel Estuary offers all manner of water sports and restaurants, while Polzeath offers excellent surfing conditions.

The front garden and raised deck offer the perfect spot to enjoy the sublime sea views from its elevated vantage point. The terraced rear garden is securely fenced and accessed from the kitchen/dining room which leads out onto a sunny Southwest facing terrace with space for a BBQ and patio dining alongside a shed and a storage room. Steps lead up to a raised deck with seating around a fire pit and space to relax in the fresh sea air. The third level in front of the annexe is laid to lawn with steps leading up to the annexe, and then up to the driveway and parking.