Property with sea views in Cornwall for sale
A perfectly positioned village house with terrific sea views in Cornwall has come onto the market


A property for sale with sea views in a beautiful part of Cornwall will appeal to sailors and walkers alike. Just nine miles from Helford and 25 miles from Truro, the house is on the outskirts of Coverack, a small Cornish fishing village with a shop, post office, restaurant and local pub.
* Luxury property for sale in Cornwall
The property was built in 1927 and has four bedrooms, two reception rooms, and three bathrooms. All the principal rooms enjoy spectacular coastal views, and the gardens are mostly laid to lawn with a large sun terrace, small orchard and mature trees and shrubs. The grounds extend to around two acres.
The local area is famous for its rugged coastline and beautiful beaches and is a popular destination with sailors and divers who make use of the marina facilities at Falmouth, the deepwater moorings on the nearby Helford River and The Manacles Rocks, the site of many shipwrecks in the past.
The property has a guide price of £800,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01392 848822.
* Luxury property for sale in Cornwall
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