Coachmans, Tregonna Hill, Little Petherick, PL27 7QT

The property Coachmans is an imposing and well-proportioned detached property, built using a combination of traditional and modern materials, and located just a short distance from Padstow and the 7 Bays.

Arranged over three floors, the property has been completed to the highest of standards, providing modern and comfortable accommodation.

Coachmans comprises five bedrooms and four bathrooms and is set in an incredibly private position with a beautiful lawned garden and separate studio with a double garage, utility area, and games room.

The principal suites are on the top floor, enjoying en-suites bathrooms and access to a shared balcony with gorgeous countryside views.

The property is well located, just a short drive to the fishing harbour of Padstow and north Cornwall’s stunning Seven Bays beyond.

Accommodation ground floor: Entrance porch | Living room with double-sided log burner | Dining room | Kitchen | Pantry | W.C.

First floor: Three double bedrooms | Family bathroom second floor: Two principal bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and access to the shared balcony studio: Single garage | Bathroom | Storeroom | Games room/Bedroom outside Accessed via a gated driveway with generous gravel parking for multiple vehicles and a double garage integrated into the detached studio.

The property is surrounded by a large, enclosed garden with lawns and a generous patio terrace for al-fresco dining. Services Mains water, drainage and electricity. Mains gas central heating.

Location Little Petherick is a lovely hamlet steeped in history, and located in the wooded valley of Little Petherick Creek.

The hamlet is situated just two miles from the historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow, offering an extensive range of cafes, public houses, and restaurants.

It is also just a few minutes' drive from the beautiful Seven Bays on the rugged north Cornish coastline, which enjoys a myriad of sandy beaches, exceptional coastal walking, excellent golf, and numerous world-class surfing breaks.

Padstow and Rock face each other from either side of the sheltered Camel Estuary, which offers an extensive number of water sport activities including sailing, wakeboarding, water skiing and kayaking.

The nearby historic fishing town of Padstow offers many amenities, vibrant shops and fine cuisine such as Prawn on the Lawn, Paul Ainsworth’s eateries, including No 6 and Rojano’s, as well as Rick Stein’s Sea Food restaurants.

Water source: Direct mains water. Electricity source: National Grid. Sewerage arrangements: Standard UK domestic. Heating Supply: Central heating (gas). Parking Availability: Yes.