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£860,0006 bedroom detached house for sale
Fore Street, West Looe, Looe
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Detached house
6 beds
2 baths
2091
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Impressive Detached Residence
- Historic Significance
- Sought After Coastal Town
- Impeccably Presented
- Pair of Garages
- Coastal Outlooks
- Beautifully Landscaped Gardens
- Generous Accommodation
- Council Tax Band: E
A distinguished and beautifully refurbished Georgian Residence in the heart of Looe known locally as ‘The Captain’s House'. Impressive Detached Residence, Historic Significance, Sought After Coastal Town, Impeccably Presented, Pair of Garages, Coastal Outlooks, Beautifully Landscaped Gardens, Generous Accommodation. Freehold, Council Tax Band: E, EPC Band: E.
Situation - The property is well positioned in the heart of Cornwall's Coastal gem, Looe. Rich in maritime history, the town lies within the Looe Conservation area and is famous for its wide sandy beaches, boat trips and scenic woodland, along with a wide range of everyday amenities including schools, many small shops, restaurants, galleries and pubs together with a bustling working fishing harbour. The branch railway station of Looe is within walking distance of the property, which links Liskeard, Plymouth and London Paddington.
Description - A prestigious Georgian Residence in the heart of Looe, recognised in the Looe Town Plan for its heritage significance. This impressive detached Grade II-listed Georgian villa, full of character and period features, was built in approximately 1800 for a local naval officer and is affectionately known as ‘The Captain’s House’. Recently refurbished and tastefully decorated, the home now offers elegant, comfortable living and also has potential as a high-end holiday let, with space for up to six bedrooms. Ideally situated in West Looe, it is just steps from the harbour and only 20 yards from a renowned delicatessen, with cafes, shops, restaurants, and hotels all within easy walking distance.
Accommodation - In a classic Georgian arrangement, the property opens into a grand entrance hall featuring the original staircase and a striking arched window. Two sophisticated and comfortable reception rooms, formerly the music and drawing rooms, showcase original Georgian window shutters, alcoves with shelving, period fireplaces and dado rails. Off the hallway, a spacious utility room provides ample storage, a Belfast sink, and plumbing for laundry appliances, with access to an adjoining workshop/storage area. Also on the ground floor are a shower room, separate toilet, and cloakroom. The dining room, is equally impressive with a feature fireplace, slate hearth, solid mahogany flooring, and elegant French windows opening directly out into the kitchen garden. From the dining room, a granite step leads into the breakfast room and kitchen—part of the Victorian extension dating to circa 1860. This characterful space combines traditional charm with practicality, featuring a range of cabinetry, a breakfast bar with ample worktop space, and room for appliances. The kitchen is complete with a Falcon range cooker, hand-painted tiled splashback and wooden door which leads to a sheltered patio.
The main staircase rises to an impressive first-floor landing, giving access to four generously proportioned bedrooms, each with far-reaching views of the harbour, river, and sea. Bedroom Two includes a vanity unit and sink, while Bedroom Three features a pedestal basin. The main bathroom is appointed with a slipper bath, large shower, toilet, and airing cupboard, complemented by a separate WC. A secondary staircase leads from the kitchen to a charming study or guest room with picturesque harbour views.
Outside - Flanked by two private garages, with courtyard parking, the entrance is marked by Victorian wrought iron gates from Liskeard Police Station, leading to a grand approach with steps into formal Georgian-style gardens. A natural stone path winds through box hedging, herbaceous borders, a small lawn, and a rose garden, with a walled kitchen garden to the right and a path to the rear courtyard on the left. Behind the house, a series of paths and steps connect a courtyard to a greenhouse, tool shed, cold frame, and a pond with a wooden bridge, all set within lush gardens of shrubs, fruit trees, and lawns. At the top, a south-facing patio offers sea views and a bespoke summerhouse constructed in 2018 alongside raised vegetable beds, a dining area, and a garden furniture shed.
Services - Mains water, electric and drainage. Mains gas fired central heating and open fireplaces. Broadband availability: Ultrafast and Standard ADSL, Mobile signal: voice and data available (Ofcom). Please note the agents have not inspected or tested these services. The property is sold subject to all local authority charges.
Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with the vendors' appointed agents, Stags.
Directions - what3words.com: ///undertook.ticking.youngest
Situation - The property is well positioned in the heart of Cornwall's Coastal gem, Looe. Rich in maritime history, the town lies within the Looe Conservation area and is famous for its wide sandy beaches, boat trips and scenic woodland, along with a wide range of everyday amenities including schools, many small shops, restaurants, galleries and pubs together with a bustling working fishing harbour. The branch railway station of Looe is within walking distance of the property, which links Liskeard, Plymouth and London Paddington.
Description - A prestigious Georgian Residence in the heart of Looe, recognised in the Looe Town Plan for its heritage significance. This impressive detached Grade II-listed Georgian villa, full of character and period features, was built in approximately 1800 for a local naval officer and is affectionately known as ‘The Captain’s House’. Recently refurbished and tastefully decorated, the home now offers elegant, comfortable living and also has potential as a high-end holiday let, with space for up to six bedrooms. Ideally situated in West Looe, it is just steps from the harbour and only 20 yards from a renowned delicatessen, with cafes, shops, restaurants, and hotels all within easy walking distance.
Accommodation - In a classic Georgian arrangement, the property opens into a grand entrance hall featuring the original staircase and a striking arched window. Two sophisticated and comfortable reception rooms, formerly the music and drawing rooms, showcase original Georgian window shutters, alcoves with shelving, period fireplaces and dado rails. Off the hallway, a spacious utility room provides ample storage, a Belfast sink, and plumbing for laundry appliances, with access to an adjoining workshop/storage area. Also on the ground floor are a shower room, separate toilet, and cloakroom. The dining room, is equally impressive with a feature fireplace, slate hearth, solid mahogany flooring, and elegant French windows opening directly out into the kitchen garden. From the dining room, a granite step leads into the breakfast room and kitchen—part of the Victorian extension dating to circa 1860. This characterful space combines traditional charm with practicality, featuring a range of cabinetry, a breakfast bar with ample worktop space, and room for appliances. The kitchen is complete with a Falcon range cooker, hand-painted tiled splashback and wooden door which leads to a sheltered patio.
The main staircase rises to an impressive first-floor landing, giving access to four generously proportioned bedrooms, each with far-reaching views of the harbour, river, and sea. Bedroom Two includes a vanity unit and sink, while Bedroom Three features a pedestal basin. The main bathroom is appointed with a slipper bath, large shower, toilet, and airing cupboard, complemented by a separate WC. A secondary staircase leads from the kitchen to a charming study or guest room with picturesque harbour views.
Outside - Flanked by two private garages, with courtyard parking, the entrance is marked by Victorian wrought iron gates from Liskeard Police Station, leading to a grand approach with steps into formal Georgian-style gardens. A natural stone path winds through box hedging, herbaceous borders, a small lawn, and a rose garden, with a walled kitchen garden to the right and a path to the rear courtyard on the left. Behind the house, a series of paths and steps connect a courtyard to a greenhouse, tool shed, cold frame, and a pond with a wooden bridge, all set within lush gardens of shrubs, fruit trees, and lawns. At the top, a south-facing patio offers sea views and a bespoke summerhouse constructed in 2018 alongside raised vegetable beds, a dining area, and a garden furniture shed.
Services - Mains water, electric and drainage. Mains gas fired central heating and open fireplaces. Broadband availability: Ultrafast and Standard ADSL, Mobile signal: voice and data available (Ofcom). Please note the agents have not inspected or tested these services. The property is sold subject to all local authority charges.
Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with the vendors' appointed agents, Stags.
Directions - what3words.com: ///undertook.ticking.youngest
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Stags Launceston office is located on the main (Western) road from the A30, heading towards the Castle, and has its own car park. From here the successful sales and lettings teama work alongside the Professional Services department, who give expert advice on all planning, estate management and rural business issues, as well as carrying out professional valuations for probate, matrimonial disputes and inheritance tax to name but a few. Launceston (pronounced Lan-son) was the ancient capital of Cornwall and is located less than two miles from The River Tamar, which forms the border with Devon. The town is a popular tourist destination and has good access, via the A30 trunk road, to the far West of Cornwall, including Truro, and to Exeter in the East, both less than 40 minutes' drive away. Built on the side of a large hill between Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor, Launceston is a well-known market town and is the main shopping centre for the surrounding rural areas of West Devon and East Cornwall. It offers a huge variety of outdoor pursuits and is virtually equidistant from both the North and South Cornish Coast with their extensive sandy beaches and coastal walks. The town's population of 8,000 has access to a wide range of recreational facilities, including a fully equipped leisure centre, two golf courses, and numerous sporting and social clubs including Launceston RFC, one of the top Rugby Clubs in the Country.