Topsides, Esplanade, Cornwall, PL23 1HZ

A four-bedroom detached house in the heart of Fowey Description Topsides is a charming, light-filled, and versatile dormer bungalow, situated in an elevated position directly accessed from the popular Esplanade.

Throughout the property, breathtaking panoramas of the estuary, with its shimmering waters and the charming village of Polruan in the distance, can be appreciated.

Sunny, private outdoor seating areas provide a perfect setting for soaking in the picturesque views, allowing you to relax and enjoy your surroundings.

Built in 1962, using The Cornish Unit in response to the post-wwii housing shortage, this property is not of standard construction and may not be mortgageable with some lenders.

Ground Floor - A welcoming hallway, with convenient coat storage and an additional cupboard that cleverly conceals the washing machine and tumble dryer, leads to a triple-aspect open-plan living room.

The bright kitchen, featuring flat white gloss doors and a window to the rear, opens to a spacious area suitable for accommodating a large family dining table.

The seating area, which includes a large picture window, floods the room with natural light and offers impressive views. A stable door provides access to the patio to the rear.

Across the hallway, you'll find a good sized dual-aspect bedroom that boasts a fully tiled en suite with a corner bath. This room also benefits from stunning sea views and has a light and airy feel.

A further bedroom offers views of the garden and rear. First Floor - A wide, winding staircase ascends to a fantastic second reception.

Once again, a large picture window fills this room with light and frames the most wonderful views down the estuary, past Polruan blockhouse, a 1380 chain tower, to the open sea.

Additionally, there are two more double bedrooms, one with an en suite bathroom. Both rooms are dual-aspect, include eaves storage, and offer stunning views. There is also a family bathroom.

Gardens and Exterior - Steps rise past an area affectionately known as the strawberry patch. This area, featuring raised beds, originally housed a green house and is leased from the local estate.

A wooden gate opens into a delightful garden with a level lawn, surrounded by mature shrubs including a magnificent Magnolia tree.

To the side, a sheltered decking area, with glass balustrade, provides the perfect spot to observe the comings and goings along the river while enjoying the soothing sounds of the seaside.

A lovely touch of character can be found on the back wall, where an old well, nestled behind a cluster of blooming iris lilies, adds a layer of historical charm to this picturesque setting.

Although there is no parking adjacent to the property a permit can be obtained for the nearby Squires car park. Location Fowey's quays and beaches are perfect for exploring.

The town, with its narrow winding streets and historic buildings, offers a mix of independent shops, galleries, restaurants and cafes.

Landmarks include St Finbarrus Church and the 14th century Place House, with the area being inspiration for many authors, including Daphne du Maurier.

A short trip across the Fowey Estuary on the Bodinnick Ferry takes you to the popular villages of Bodinnick and Polruan and further on Looe and Polperro.

Part of the Southwest Coast Path leads to Readymoney Cove, passing St Catherines Castle, a perfect place to pause and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the Estuary and beyond.

Much of the surrounding woodland is owned by The National Trust. Sailing and yachting facilities are available and the Fowey Royal Regatta and Carnival takes place in August each year.

Eductation - Both Fowey Primary and Fowey River Academy are both a short distance away.

Further schools and colleges can be found in the surrounding towns of St Blazey and St Austell Square Footage: 1,422 sq ft Directions Follow your Satnav to the postcode which will bring you straight on to Esplanade Road.

The property is accessed through a gate right off of Esplanade Road in between the popular Pintxo Cafe and 34 Esplanade Road.

Distances (all distances are approximate) : Bodinnick ferry 0.5 miles, Fowey Harbour 0.7 miles, Truro 22 miles, St Austell 8.2 miles, Lostwithiel 8.3 miles, Par Station 5.3 miles, Loswithiel Station 8.3 miles, both with direct lines to London, Newquay Airport 21 miles Additional Info Services - Mains electric, mains water and drainage, mains gas important notice - Built in 1962, using The Cornish Unit in response to the post-wwii housing shortage, this property is not of standard construction and may not be mortgageable.

Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.

Fixtures and Fittings - Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale, however furniture, crockery and all others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc.

Are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. Important notice - Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1.

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