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£400,0005 bedroom cottage for sale
Lower Market Street, Looe PL13
Cottage
5 beds
2 baths
1356
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
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Features and description
- Charming double-fronted character cottage just yards from the beach
- Five spacious bedrooms and two modern bathrooms
- Perfect blend of period charm and contemporary comfort
- Beautiful exposed stonework and timber beams throughout
- Modern kitchen and well-presented living areas
- Gas central heating and u PVC double glazing
Nestled in the heart of the charming coastal town of Looe, this beautifully presented double-fronted five-bedroom cottage offers the perfect opportunity for those seeking a spacious and characterful home by the sea. Tucked away among the town’s quaint, winding streets and only a few yards from the beach, the property combines period charm with modern comfort.
As you enter, the cottage immediately impresses with its exposed stonework, timber beams, and thoughtful layout. The accommodation, arranged over three floors, provides generous and versatile living space throughout.
The ground floor is open plan, featuring a tiled entrance passage with a central staircase. To one side is a large, light-filled sitting room extending the full depth of the cottage, while to the other is a dining room and a recently fitted modern kitchen—ideal for family life and entertaining alike.
Across the upper two floors are five beautifully presented bedrooms, along with a contemporary bathroom and shower room. The home retains many of its original period details, while thoughtful updates such as uPVC double-glazed sash windows and gas central heating ensure warmth and efficiency year-round.
Originally renovated in 2002, the property has been lovingly maintained ever since. Its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern features creates a comfortable and inviting family home in one of Cornwall’s most picturesque settings.
PROPERTY INFORMATION:
Council Tax: Band C Tenure: Freehold
Utilities: Mains water, drainage, gas, and electricity. Gas central heating to radiators from a smart boiler located beneath the stairs, which can be remotely operated. uPVC double-glazed sash windows throughout.
EPC Rating: D (62)
Flood Risk: The current owners confirm that no flooding has occurred during their period of ownership. They also understand that no flooding occurred during the previous owners’ 17 years of ownership.
The property is located within the conservation area of Looe.
There is no parking included with the property; however, spaces are available for rent in and around the town (subject to availability and waiting lists). Further details can be obtained from Cornwall Council for the Millpool car park, East Looe Town Trust, and West Looe Town Trust.
Looe is a historic and picturesque fishing town situated on Cornwall’s stunning south coast. Famed for its winding narrow streets, traditional cottages, and vibrant harbour, the town offers an authentic coastal lifestyle with a strong sense of community. Divided by the seven-arch bridge over the River Looe, East Looe forms the main hub with a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, and local amenities. The town also boasts excellent schools, making it an ideal location for families.
Looe’s beautiful sandy beach, sheltered bay, and scenic estuary are popular for swimming, sailing, and water sports, while the town’s fishing fleet provides a constant reminder of its proud maritime heritage. For walkers and nature lovers, the South West Coast Path offers breathtaking coastal trails in both directions.
The town enjoys good transport links, with easy access via the A38 and a scenic branch railway line connecting to Liskeard and onwards to Plymouth and the rest of the UK.
Whether as a permanent residence or a peaceful coastal retreat, this home offers the rare opportunity to live just steps from the beach in one of Cornwall’s most enchanting seaside towns.
As you enter, the cottage immediately impresses with its exposed stonework, timber beams, and thoughtful layout. The accommodation, arranged over three floors, provides generous and versatile living space throughout.
The ground floor is open plan, featuring a tiled entrance passage with a central staircase. To one side is a large, light-filled sitting room extending the full depth of the cottage, while to the other is a dining room and a recently fitted modern kitchen—ideal for family life and entertaining alike.
Across the upper two floors are five beautifully presented bedrooms, along with a contemporary bathroom and shower room. The home retains many of its original period details, while thoughtful updates such as uPVC double-glazed sash windows and gas central heating ensure warmth and efficiency year-round.
Originally renovated in 2002, the property has been lovingly maintained ever since. Its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern features creates a comfortable and inviting family home in one of Cornwall’s most picturesque settings.
PROPERTY INFORMATION:
Council Tax: Band C Tenure: Freehold
Utilities: Mains water, drainage, gas, and electricity. Gas central heating to radiators from a smart boiler located beneath the stairs, which can be remotely operated. uPVC double-glazed sash windows throughout.
EPC Rating: D (62)
Flood Risk: The current owners confirm that no flooding has occurred during their period of ownership. They also understand that no flooding occurred during the previous owners’ 17 years of ownership.
The property is located within the conservation area of Looe.
There is no parking included with the property; however, spaces are available for rent in and around the town (subject to availability and waiting lists). Further details can be obtained from Cornwall Council for the Millpool car park, East Looe Town Trust, and West Looe Town Trust.
Looe is a historic and picturesque fishing town situated on Cornwall’s stunning south coast. Famed for its winding narrow streets, traditional cottages, and vibrant harbour, the town offers an authentic coastal lifestyle with a strong sense of community. Divided by the seven-arch bridge over the River Looe, East Looe forms the main hub with a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, and local amenities. The town also boasts excellent schools, making it an ideal location for families.
Looe’s beautiful sandy beach, sheltered bay, and scenic estuary are popular for swimming, sailing, and water sports, while the town’s fishing fleet provides a constant reminder of its proud maritime heritage. For walkers and nature lovers, the South West Coast Path offers breathtaking coastal trails in both directions.
The town enjoys good transport links, with easy access via the A38 and a scenic branch railway line connecting to Liskeard and onwards to Plymouth and the rest of the UK.
Whether as a permanent residence or a peaceful coastal retreat, this home offers the rare opportunity to live just steps from the beach in one of Cornwall’s most enchanting seaside towns.
About this agent
Popes Estate Agents are an Independent Estate Agents, established in 1992 by proprietor, John Pope. We are based in South East Cornwall and cover the coastal town of Looe and the surrounding areas. We specialise in the sale of residential property, new homes, business transfer and auctions. We also provide comprehensive letting and property management. Situated in a prime position of No.1 Fore Street, we are open 7 days a week, including bank holidays and so we will endeavour to never miss that prospective buyer. We aim to have a fresh approach to buying and selling houses. With a team of dedicated, friendly, and honest staff with extensive local knowledge, we are committed to providing a truly professional service