Four Winds, Tintagel Road, Cornwall, PL35 0DU

Commanding one of north cornwall’s finest panoramic coastal positions, A remarkable home with detached flexible living, within approx.

0.7 acres The Property Built in 1926 and cherished by only three owners throughout its history, Four Winds occupies one of Boscastle’s most commanding coastal positions.

Set within approximately 0.7 acres of beautifully established gardens, this exceptional detached residence has been thoughtfully reimagined by the current owners to fully embrace its extraordinary setting, with a clear focus on maximising light, space and uninterrupted coastal outlooks.

Every principal room has been carefully orientated to capture panoramic views spanning over 180 degrees across the Atlantic coastline, stretching from Ladies Window to Warren Point and beyond.

Approached via a private driveway, Four Winds offers extensive parking for numerous vehicles, making it equally suited to both family living and entertaining.

Positioned discreetly towards the rear of its generous plot, the house enjoys an exceptional sense of privacy, surrounded by mature gardens and sheltered from the world below, while remaining just moments from Boscastle’s picturesque harbour.

Stepping inside, a welcoming entrance hall introduces a series of beautifully connected living spaces that flow effortlessly whilst retaining their own distinct character.

A guest cloakroom is subtly positioned off the hallway before the accommodation opens into the principal living areas.

The kitchen and breakfast area forms an inviting sociable hub for everyday living, thoughtfully designed to connect with the adjoining spaces while retaining a wonderful sense of definition.

A separate utility room is positioned beyond, providing practical convenience without interrupting the flow of the home.

The elegant dining area creates a natural setting for entertaining, seamlessly linking with the adjoining study, which offers excellent flexibility as a home office, library or additional bedroom if required.

Beyond, the principal reception room is beautifully proportioned, with a contemporary log-burning stove providing a welcoming focal point during the cooler months.

Expansive glazing has been deliberately introduced to maximise the remarkable coastal outlook, drawing the eye across more than 180 degrees of uninterrupted Atlantic coastline towards the dramatic cliffs and headlands beyond.

With the addition of an external door opening directly onto the paved veranda, creating a seamless connection between the interior and its spectacular surroundings, where the outlook continually evolves with the changing seasons.

Accomodation Occupying a peaceful position beyond the reception, the principal suite has been thoughtfully designed as a private sanctuary where the setting remains the defining feature.

A striking double-height feature window floods the room with natural light while perfectly framing the extraordinary panoramic views.

A generous dressing area and a beautifully appointed ensuite shower room complete the principal suite while external access opens directly onto a secluded rose garden.

Subject to the necessary planning permissions, this private garden also offers exciting potential for the addition of an orangery, further enhancing this space.

The first floor has been arranged to provide comfortable further accommodation, comprising two generous double bedrooms, each enjoying elevated coastal views.

One benefits from a contemporary en-suite shower room, while the second is served by its own en-suite WC, ensuring comfort and privacy for family and guests alike Guest Annex Complementing the main house is a beautifully presented detached one-bedroom annexe, offering exceptional versatility for multigenerational living, visiting guests or potential holiday letting, subject to any necessary consents.

Finished in a contemporary style, it comprises an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, a spacious double bedroom and a well-appointed full suite bathroom.

A private terrace to the rear and an elevated balconied terrace to the front enjoy the same uninterrupted coastal landscape as the main accommodation.

External The gardens are every bit as remarkable as the house itself.

Lovingly redesigned and cultivated by the current owners, the grounds have been transformed into an exceptional collection of mature planting, ornamental borders, specimen shrubs and seasonal flowering displays, ensuring colour and interest throughout the year.

Sheltered terraces and seating areas provide peaceful places to relax, while the more protected rear gardens feature raised beds, productive growing areas, a greenhouse and useful garden stores.

The generous plot also presents exciting scope for further enhancement or sympathetic development, subject to the necessary planning permissions.

Location Four Winds occupies an exceptional position on the edge of the historic harbour village of Boscastle, one of North Cornwall's most captivating coastal destinations.

Set within the Cornwall National Landscape (Formerly aonb), the area is celebrated for its dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and unspoilt Atlantic coastline, with the South West Coast Path providing miles of spectacular walks quite literally on the doorstep.

Boscastle's picturesque natural harbour, managed by the National Trust, forms the heart of the village and is home to an excellent selection of independent cafés, traditional inns, restaurants, galleries and artisan shops, creating a vibrant community that is enjoyed throughout the year.

Nearby Tintagel, famed for its Arthurian heritage and iconic clifftop castle, offers further amenities together with an excellent choice of eateries and boutique retailers.

Some of North Cornwall's finest beaches, including Trebarwith Strand, Crackington Haven and Polzeath are all within easy reach, while the Camel Estuary provides outstanding opportunities for sailing, watersports and championship links golf at St Enodoc.

For everyday services, Camelford offers a range of local amenities including convenience stores, a medical centre, pharmacy, schools and independent businesses, whilst the larger market towns of Wadebridge, Bude and Launceston provide an extensive selection of shopping, supermarkets, secondary schooling and leisure facilities.

The A39 Atlantic Highway offers excellent connectivity along the North Cornwall coast and links with the A30 for onward travel to Exeter and the national motorway network.

Mainline rail services to London Paddington are available from Bodmin Parkway, while Newquay Airport offers an increasing number of domestic and international connections.

The Property Summary Combining breathtaking coastal scenery with a rich sense of history, excellent accessibility and an exceptional quality of life, Four Winds enjoys one of North Cornwall's most desirable and enduring locations.

Services Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. The property has also undergone a comprehensive electrical rewire during the current ownership.