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Property Ref: 401 Property
Type: 1 Bedrooms: 1 Price: £2,995,000 Address: Bodinnick, Fowey, Cornwall, PL23
The Property
Hugging the banks of the River Fowey and enjoying an elevated position, this superbly appointed property offers its occupants stunning views across the water towards Fowey. A private gated driveway with turning circle offers access to the h
The ground floor provides generous living accommodation comprising: a reception hall, drawing room with access out to balcony overlooking the river, archway to kitchen /breakfast room, utility room, laundry/rear conservatory room, a formal dining room with balcony access, a study along with ground floor cloakroom. A staircase from the ground floor hallway gives access to the first floor accommodation which boasts a spacious landing leading to a master suite which combines a generous bedroom area with access out to a balcony, dressing room and access to an en-suite bathroom and further walk-in wardrobe. There are two additional bedrooms, one of which gives stair access to the ground floor dining room, and a family bathroom. The lower ground floor can be accessed directly from the garden and incorporates two bedrooms and a shower room. There are recessed lights and radiators to all rooms and the balcony that is accessed through the principal reception rooms enjoys both recessed lighting and is also equipped with speakers and a sound system.
The Location
The River Fowey is a charming and picturesque estuary which joins the sea off south Cornwall between Readymoney Cove and Polruan, stretching upstream for about 6 miles to the historic town of Lostwithiel, with a good deep water channel until just short of Golant, renowned for its safe anchorage and sailing. In the summer months Fowey is a haven for sailors with the Royal Fowey Yacht Club and the Gallants Sailing Club at opposite ends of the main street, both overlooking the harbour and moored yachts, and both playing host to regular racing. The harbour has all the activity of a busy working harbour with ships of many nations entering and leaving, whilst the town itself is one of Cornwalls most historic and unspoilt seaport towns. Much of the wooded banks opposite Fowey which surround Pont Pill creek are in the ownership of the National Trust. The beautiful coastal footpath known as the Hall Walk runs between Polruan and Bodinnick and continues along the South Cornish coast. The novelist Daphne du Maurier came to Fowey in her early twenties and immediately fell in love with the town, living for many years at Bodinnick where her parents bought a house in 1926. It was here she wrote The Loving Spirit which was published in 1931. Today the Daphne du Maurier Festival is an important annual event in the Fowey calendar. There are mainline rail stations at nearby Bodmin Parkway, St Austell, Par and Lostwithiel. The south coast port of Polperro is 6.5 miles away with Looe about 9 miles to the east and the old market town of Liskeard is about 15 miles distant. The city of Plymouth is approximately 35 miles to the east. There are also daily flights to London Gatwick from Newquay Airport on the north Cornish Coast.
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