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DISCRIPTION
Spacious Cornish cottage with annex built into the hillside of this famed idyllic fishing harbour. This beautiful 17th century cottage sits between new and old road and enjoys a fantastic view of the Jordan valley. The property boasts a popular one bedroom duplex holiday letting annex in addition to the main residence. The principal property enjoys a spacious living room with log burning stove, dining room with beautiful wooden flooring, feature fireplace & views through the valley. The kitchen set to the side of the property has space for a kitchen table and could be extended in the garden (STPP). On the first floor three double bedrooms, a shower room and separate WC complete the living accommodation. The private gardens are borded by mature shrubs and plants with various seating areas positioned around the garden to make the most of the views.
LOCATION
New Road is an extremely sought-after residential location situated in the historic village of Boscastle, along North Cornwall’s rugged coastline. Boscastle provides a good range of everyday facilities including primary school, doctor’s surgery, post office, various retail outlets, public houses and hotels.
On either side of Boscastle are National Trust stretches of cliff scenery offering superb coastal walking. Nearby beaches of Strangles, Crackington Haven and Bude provide popular family surfing resorts. Inland from Boscastle, Bodmin Moor provides open moorland ideal for walking and riding. To the east is the Dartmoor National Park and to the south the hidden secrets of the Tamar Valley steeped in 18th Century mining history. Nearby Camelford, Bude to the north and the former market town of Launceston to the south east provide a full range of social, commercial and shopping facilities.
ACCOMODATION
LIVING ROOM
Entering the property into the living room, featuring parquet flooring and exposed wooden beams this generous room is the heart of the home with the log burning stove creating a focal point as well as providing warmth to this room and the rest of the house. The east facing window provides light and also views out onto the terrace. A small under stairs cupboard provide useful storage and the adjoining utility/boiler room is an excellent space for muddy boots and drying waterproofs.
DINING ROOM
One of the defining features of this particular room is the hardwood flooring which is believed to date back to the properties original construction. With central heating radiator and dual aspect windows offering views to the garden and down through the valley beyond. A period feature fireplace coupled with exposed beams to create a wonderful dining area.
KITCHEN
The kitchen was added to the main house in the 1970s and features an induction hob, built in eye-level oven, wooden worktops, Belfast sink and drainer with tiled splash back and under counter space for washing machine and dishwasher. You can access a raised decking area to the side of the kitchen via a back door which offers a perfect space for alfresco dining. There is also Terracotta tiled flooring, a central heating radiator and a large window overlooking the kitchen garden and valley. There is plenty of scope to extend the kitchen out into the garden subject to planning permission.
BATHROOM
The downstairs bathroom is set off the kitchen with a three-piece suite comprising of bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin. Heated towel rail, terracotta tiled flooring and window.
LANDING
On the first floor is a generous landing, which has previously been used as a home office and gives way to the three bedrooms, shower room and WC.
BEDROOM ONE
Bedroom one is a spacious double bedroom with carpeted floor, central heating radiator and views to the front of the house over the terrace.
BEDROOM TWO
Bedroom two with carpeted flooring, central heating radiator and views to the garden.
BEDROOM THREE
Bedroom three has stunning views down the valley and has carpeted flooring and low level central heating radiator.
SHOWER ROOM AND WC
The shower room comprises of a walk-in shower, tiled surround and basin, tiled flooring and window to the rear. Separate WC with tiled flooring, WC and wash hand basin.
THE ANNEX
KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM
The kitchen/living room is well suited for holiday letting or for a dependent relative. Featuring wood effect worktops with stainless steel sink and drainer, electric oven/hob and multiple floor units. The living area boast views over the valley and access to the garden, TV point and radiator for central heating with a spiral staircase up to the first floor.
BEDROOM
The bedroom is a generous space with dual aspect windows and a separate door leading out onto the kitchen garden and fantastic views from all aspects.
EN-SUITE
Comprising of a walk-in shower with folding door, electric shower unit and easy to clean shower panels, WC and wash hand basin.
OUTSIDE
The tiered gardens have fantastic views over the valley and are made up of various seating areas, a sizeable lawn garden and a kitchen garden. At the bottom of the garden there is access onto Old Road, and an easy stroll to the main village and harbour. Vine Cottage has a wealth of period features and an early internal viewing is highly recommended.
SERVICES
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired central heating.
AGENTS NOTE
There is a historic right of way through the garden for the neighbouring property to use to access Old Road.
FLOOR PLANS
The floor plans displayed are not to scale and are for identification purposes only.
COUNCIL TAX BAND
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
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DIRECTIONS
From Bude take the A39 towards Wadebridge/Camelford passing through the hamlets of Pounstock and Treskinnick Cross. Continue en-route passing through Wainhouse Corner and then turn right onto the B3263 Boscastle Road. Follow this road through Boscastle Harbour and continue up the hill heading towards Tintagel. Vine Cottage can be found half way up the hill on the left hand side.
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Description
Spacious Cornish cottage with annex built into the hillside of this famed idyllic fishing harbour. This beautiful 17th century cottage sits between new and old road and enjoys a fantastic view of the Jordan valley. The property boasts a popular one bedroom duplex holiday letting annex in addition to the main residence. The principal property enjoys a spacious living room with log burning stove, dining room with beautiful wooden flooring, feature fireplace & views through the valley. The kitchen set to the side of the property has space for a kitchen table and could be extended in the garden (STPP). On the first floor three double bedrooms, a shower room and separate WC complete the living accommodation. The private gardens are bordered by mature shrubs and plants with various seating areas positioned around the garden to make the most of the views.DISCRIPTION
Spacious Cornish cottage with annex built into the hillside of this famed idyllic fishing harbour. This beautiful 17th century cottage sits between new and old road and enjoys a fantastic view of the Jordan valley. The property boasts a popular one bedroom duplex holiday letting annex in addition to the main residence. The principal property enjoys a spacious living room with log burning stove, dining room with beautiful wooden flooring, feature fireplace & views through the valley. The kitchen set to the side of the property has space for a kitchen table and could be extended in the garden (STPP). On the first floor three double bedrooms, a shower room and separate WC complete the living accommodation. The private gardens are borded by mature shrubs and plants with various seating areas positioned around the garden to make the most of the views.
LOCATION
New Road is an extremely sought-after residential location situated in the historic village of Boscastle, along North Cornwall’s rugged coastline. Boscastle provides a good range of everyday facilities including primary school, doctor’s surgery, post office, various retail outlets, public houses and hotels.
On either side of Boscastle are National Trust stretches of cliff scenery offering superb coastal walking. Nearby beaches of Strangles, Crackington Haven and Bude provide popular family surfing resorts. Inland from Boscastle, Bodmin Moor provides open moorland ideal for walking and riding. To the east is the Dartmoor National Park and to the south the hidden secrets of the Tamar Valley steeped in 18th Century mining history. Nearby Camelford, Bude to the north and the former market town of Launceston to the south east provide a full range of social, commercial and shopping facilities.
ACCOMODATION
LIVING ROOM
Entering the property into the living room, featuring parquet flooring and exposed wooden beams this generous room is the heart of the home with the log burning stove creating a focal point as well as providing warmth to this room and the rest of the house. The east facing window provides light and also views out onto the terrace. A small under stairs cupboard provide useful storage and the adjoining utility/boiler room is an excellent space for muddy boots and drying waterproofs.
DINING ROOM
One of the defining features of this particular room is the hardwood flooring which is believed to date back to the properties original construction. With central heating radiator and dual aspect windows offering views to the garden and down through the valley beyond. A period feature fireplace coupled with exposed beams to create a wonderful dining area.
KITCHEN
The kitchen was added to the main house in the 1970s and features an induction hob, built in eye-level oven, wooden worktops, Belfast sink and drainer with tiled splash back and under counter space for washing machine and dishwasher. You can access a raised decking area to the side of the kitchen via a back door which offers a perfect space for alfresco dining. There is also Terracotta tiled flooring, a central heating radiator and a large window overlooking the kitchen garden and valley. There is plenty of scope to extend the kitchen out into the garden subject to planning permission.
BATHROOM
The downstairs bathroom is set off the kitchen with a three-piece suite comprising of bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin. Heated towel rail, terracotta tiled flooring and window.
LANDING
On the first floor is a generous landing, which has previously been used as a home office and gives way to the three bedrooms, shower room and WC.
BEDROOM ONE
Bedroom one is a spacious double bedroom with carpeted floor, central heating radiator and views to the front of the house over the terrace.
BEDROOM TWO
Bedroom two with carpeted flooring, central heating radiator and views to the garden.
BEDROOM THREE
Bedroom three has stunning views down the valley and has carpeted flooring and low level central heating radiator.
SHOWER ROOM AND WC
The shower room comprises of a walk-in shower, tiled surround and basin, tiled flooring and window to the rear. Separate WC with tiled flooring, WC and wash hand basin.
THE ANNEX
KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM
The kitchen/living room is well suited for holiday letting or for a dependent relative. Featuring wood effect worktops with stainless steel sink and drainer, electric oven/hob and multiple floor units. The living area boast views over the valley and access to the garden, TV point and radiator for central heating with a spiral staircase up to the first floor.
BEDROOM
The bedroom is a generous space with dual aspect windows and a separate door leading out onto the kitchen garden and fantastic views from all aspects.
EN-SUITE
Comprising of a walk-in shower with folding door, electric shower unit and easy to clean shower panels, WC and wash hand basin.
OUTSIDE
The tiered gardens have fantastic views over the valley and are made up of various seating areas, a sizeable lawn garden and a kitchen garden. At the bottom of the garden there is access onto Old Road, and an easy stroll to the main village and harbour. Vine Cottage has a wealth of period features and an early internal viewing is highly recommended.
SERVICES
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired central heating.
AGENTS NOTE
There is a historic right of way through the garden for the neighbouring property to use to access Old Road.
FLOOR PLANS
The floor plans displayed are not to scale and are for identification purposes only.
COUNCIL TAX BAND
E.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
E.
DIRECTIONS
From Bude take the A39 towards Wadebridge/Camelford passing through the hamlets of Pounstock and Treskinnick Cross. Continue en-route passing through Wainhouse Corner and then turn right onto the B3263 Boscastle Road. Follow this road through Boscastle Harbour and continue up the hill heading towards Tintagel. Vine Cottage can be found half way up the hill on the left hand side.
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