6 bedroom house for sale

Overview

A rare opportunity to purchase a large detached residence enjoying spectacular sea views to Falmouth Bay, located in a desirable and sought-after location, the property offers immense potential to imaginative buyers, with the part finished accommodation appealing to those wishing to put their own stamp on the property and create a spacious dream family home, or rental investment property, subject to consents. Loosely arranged with three self contained areas, the incredible sea and coastal views are best enjoyed from first floor level, and planning permission has been applied for to use a new expansive flat roof area as a roof terrace for sitting out. Low maintenance enclosed gardens and double tandem style garage. Originally a modest bungalow built in the garden of number 16 Tredynas Road, various additions and conversions have taken place over the years to create extremely adaptable accommodation arranged over three levels, now ready for a new buyer to imaginatively progress renovations to the final stage. The property is currently loosely divided into three self contained areas with an impressive two storey extension well underway on the south elevation. Steps have been taken to reintegrate some of the existing accommodation, appealing to  multi-generational residential buyers seeking to create one large and flexible family dwelling or indeed investors looking to remodel the current layout to create a lucrative rental income, subject to consents. Internally the property is warmed by two gas fired boilers and benefits from majority PVCu double glazed windows and doors, while outside, elevations of the property are mostly white painted and rendered beneath a steeply pitched tiled roof with fitted Velux windows. There are low maintenance gardens and a useful attached double tandem-style garage. LOCATIONFalmouth is a traditional maritime town renowned for its excellent sailing waters and blue flag sheltered sandy beaches such as Castle and Gyllyngvase. Over the years, it has hosted many well known sailing events such as the Transatlantic Tall Ships race and is also home to the National Maritime Museum. The attractive town centre with its meandering streets offers a wide range of independent retail shops sat alongside the more recognisable high street multiples and restaurants catering for all tastes and cuisine with a variety of art galleries. Falmouth has over the years grown into a university town, expanded from the original art school along Woodlane. A railway link takes you to the historic town of Penryn and on to the Cathedral City of Truro being the main centre in Cornwall for business and commerce.now