1 & 2 Strand House, Strand Street, Padstow, PL28 8BU

The Property 1 Strand House 1 Strand House is a light-filled coastal apartment with far-reaching harbour and estuary views from all the principal rooms.

Located in the heart of Padstow’s Quay, this bijou bolthole is currently a successful holiday let. Open plan living/kitchen/dining room with patio doors opening out onto the balcony.

Sea facing balcony with harbour and Camel Estuary views, perfect for watching the fishing boats coming in & out of the harbour. Large double bedroom with harbour views and en-suite shower room.

Located seconds from Padstow’s Quay and its renowned eateries and shops. A successful holiday let with Shore Stays.

Shared rear access with next door apartment, No 2 Strand House Public car park located 120 yards from property Services - mains water, electricity & drainage. EPC Band D.

54.9 sq.m (590.8 sq.ft) Leasehold 988y remaining. 2 Strand House This low-maintenance 1-bedroom apartment is located in the heart of Padstow with a sun-drenched roof-top terrace.

Set on the first floor, the apartment benefits from views across the harbour & Quay from both the terrace and all the principal rooms.

A top-floor apartment with vaulted ceilings and flooded with natural light. Open-plan kitchen/living room with skylights and a breakfast bar.

Large double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and patio doors out to the terrace. Generous roof-top terrace sheltered from the elements and enjoying views across the Quay and harbour.

Located just steps from Padstow’s Quayside, popular restaurant and cafés. Currently a successful holiday let with Shore Stays. Accessed via rear entrance hall shared with 1 Strand House. EPC Band D.

40.4 sq. M (435 sq.ft) Leasehold 988y remaining. Services The properties are connected to mains water, drainage and electric. There is mains gas for cooking and central heating.

Location Padstow is a picturesque fishing port renowned for its culinary scene, thanks to celebrity chef Rick Stein who has several restaurants here and more recently, by Paul Ainsworth’s No 6 restaurant.

Situated on the Camel Estuary, this vibrant working harbour has been in use since 2,500 bc and today Padstow is home to many restaurants, cosy tearooms, bistros, welcoming pubs, local shops & galleries, making it a must-see foodie destination and tourist attraction!

The area is rich in natural beauty including Stepper Point, and wonderful golden sandy beaches to explore such as St George’s Cove, Tregirls beach (Hawkers Cove) and Butterhole, as well as the glorious 7-Bays that lie between Padstow and Newquay.

From Padstow there are many scenic walks out to Stepper Point, including the start of the Saints Way that crosses mid Cornwall to Fowey on the south coast.

Padstow is also the end point of the Camel Trail, a fantastic bridleway, cycling and walking footpath that travels along the river Camel and passes through Wadebridge to Bodmin.

There is a regular foot ferry across the estuary to Rock where you can pick up the Southwest Coast Path to Daymer Bay, Polzeath and beyond.

Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Padstow, but Wadebridge’s market town is only eight miles distant. What3words ///acrobats.fries.threading Outside Rear shared entrance hallway.

Strand 1 has a sea facing balcony with harbour and Camel Estuary views, with steps leading down to the quay and shops.

Strand 2 has a generous and sheltered roof-top terrace enjoying views across the Quay and harbour. Contents Contents may be available by separate negotiation. Water source: Direct mains water.

Electricity source: National Grid. Sewerage arrangements: Standard UK domestic. Heating Supply: Central heating (gas).