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£420,0002 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Middle Street, Port Isaac
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Chain-free
Semi-detached house
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Charming Character Cottage
- Sought After Coastal Location
- Two Bedrooms
- Original Features
- Steps from the Harbour and Stunning Coastal Hikes
- Separate Garden with Glimpses of the Sea
- Income Potential
- No Onward Chain
- Freehold
- Council Tax Band C
A charming fisherman's cottage located in the heart of the historic harbour town of Port Isaac. Just a stone's throw away from the harbour, The Cobweb benefits from two bedrooms and a separate garden and has been used as both a successful holiday let and a seaside retreat for the current owner. EPC Rating: G.
Description - The Cobweb is a charming fisherman's cottage with a wealth of original features - exposed beams, flagstone floor, open fire, and interior leaded and porthole windows that allow plenty of light to stream through.
Located in the heart of the historic seaside town just steps away from the harbour, the cottage is a successful holiday let as well as the owner's seaside retreat and lends itself perfectly as a coastal base or investment. The property also benefits from a separate, secluded garden with rooftop views and glimpses of the sea.
Situation - The property is located in the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac. The village itself has a thriving community and offers a range of local facilities and amenities catering for day to day needs. These include a doctor's surgery, primary school, public houses, excellent restaurants including the Michelin starred Fish Kitchen by Nathan Outlaw and regular local bus services to nearby towns. Perhaps best known for its association with a number of TV series the village itself was the backdrop for the popular series Doc Martin. In years gone by it was a busy trading and fishing port with a myriad of narrow streets and traditional cottages arranged around the beach and harbour.
Accommodation - A wooden stable door leads into the open plan sitting/dining room with original Flagstone Cornish slate flooring, a stone fireplace with open fire and slate hearth, recessed shelving and two sash windows overlooking the front of the cottage, one with window seat. From the sitting/dining room is a step up into the kitchen with tiled flooring, a range of base and wall units, sink with mixer tap, space for appliances, built in cupboard and window to the rear. Stairs rise to the first floor and there is an understairs storage cupboard.
The first floor landing offers a built in airing cupboard, Velux window and provides access to two bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom One is a double room with a built in cupboard and a sash window to the front of the cottage with window seat. Bedroom Two is a single room with a porthole window through to the stairway and a window to the rear with window seat. The family bathroom comprises a panel bath with overhead shower, low level WC, wash hand basin, wall mounted towel rail and a sash window to the front of the cottage.
Outside - Directly in front of the cottage is a cobbled area with planters and a bench to sit out on. Situated just under 80 yards up the road from the property, through a wooden gate and up the left hand set of steps is the separate garden which is laid to lawn with countryside views and a picnic bench.
Services - Mains electricity, mains water and drainage. Open fire and electric storage heaters. Please note the agents have not inspected and tested these services.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags Wadebridge[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - Enter Port Isaac via the B3267 onto Trewetha Lane. Take the left turning to continue along Trewetha Lane and then turn left at the end onto Back Hill. At the bottom of Back Hill turn left again onto Fore Street, continue around the harbour to the Outlaws Fish Kitchen and turn left onto Middle Street. Continue for approximately 250 feet and the property is located on your left.
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Description - The Cobweb is a charming fisherman's cottage with a wealth of original features - exposed beams, flagstone floor, open fire, and interior leaded and porthole windows that allow plenty of light to stream through.
Located in the heart of the historic seaside town just steps away from the harbour, the cottage is a successful holiday let as well as the owner's seaside retreat and lends itself perfectly as a coastal base or investment. The property also benefits from a separate, secluded garden with rooftop views and glimpses of the sea.
Situation - The property is located in the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac. The village itself has a thriving community and offers a range of local facilities and amenities catering for day to day needs. These include a doctor's surgery, primary school, public houses, excellent restaurants including the Michelin starred Fish Kitchen by Nathan Outlaw and regular local bus services to nearby towns. Perhaps best known for its association with a number of TV series the village itself was the backdrop for the popular series Doc Martin. In years gone by it was a busy trading and fishing port with a myriad of narrow streets and traditional cottages arranged around the beach and harbour.
Accommodation - A wooden stable door leads into the open plan sitting/dining room with original Flagstone Cornish slate flooring, a stone fireplace with open fire and slate hearth, recessed shelving and two sash windows overlooking the front of the cottage, one with window seat. From the sitting/dining room is a step up into the kitchen with tiled flooring, a range of base and wall units, sink with mixer tap, space for appliances, built in cupboard and window to the rear. Stairs rise to the first floor and there is an understairs storage cupboard.
The first floor landing offers a built in airing cupboard, Velux window and provides access to two bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom One is a double room with a built in cupboard and a sash window to the front of the cottage with window seat. Bedroom Two is a single room with a porthole window through to the stairway and a window to the rear with window seat. The family bathroom comprises a panel bath with overhead shower, low level WC, wash hand basin, wall mounted towel rail and a sash window to the front of the cottage.
Outside - Directly in front of the cottage is a cobbled area with planters and a bench to sit out on. Situated just under 80 yards up the road from the property, through a wooden gate and up the left hand set of steps is the separate garden which is laid to lawn with countryside views and a picnic bench.
Services - Mains electricity, mains water and drainage. Open fire and electric storage heaters. Please note the agents have not inspected and tested these services.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with the vendor's appointed agents, Stags Wadebridge[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - Enter Port Isaac via the B3267 onto Trewetha Lane. Take the left turning to continue along Trewetha Lane and then turn left at the end onto Back Hill. At the bottom of Back Hill turn left again onto Fore Street, continue around the harbour to the Outlaws Fish Kitchen and turn left onto Middle Street. Continue for approximately 250 feet and the property is located on your left.
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About this agent
Stags are delighted to announce the opening of their 20th office in the Estuary town of Wadebridge. Located at No. 1 Eddystone Court, our office will be perfectly positioned to handle the sale of property on the Camel Estuary and North Cornish coast from Mawgan Porth, through the seven bays south of Padstow, Rock, Polzeath and onwards to Port Isaac, including the sought after villages of St. Tudy, St Teath and St Mabyn. The office will be managed by Guy Parsons. It was Surrey-born Guy’s great love of the West Country that drew him back after a 20-year absence spent working in London and abroad. Guy, who was educated in Somerset, finally returned to his roots in 2009 when he joined Stags’ Launceston office. As an Associate Partner of the firm, Guy’s commercial and sales experience has been of enormous benefit to Stags and their clients with his extensive knowledge of both the coastal and country property market. Guy is a keen surfer and enjoys spending time on the beach with his wife, two children and two dogs. Guy is joined in the new office by Sarah Powell. Sarah grew up near Fowey and has always had a passion for property. She has a background working for national developers in a legal and sales capacity. More recently she has worked in residential estate agency in Somerset and is now delighted to be part of the Stags team in Wadebridge. With a competitive international sailing background, her enthusiasm for negotiating sales on both coastal and countryside properties will be an asset to the new office. In her spare time, Sarah is a keen skier and sailor.
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