Porthallow

Step inside this beautifully restored two bedroom semi detached cottage, where charming original features meet modern sophistication. The heart of this home is an open plan kitchen/diner/lounge area, designed to be both light filled and spacious. Enjoy the warm glow of the inglenook fireplace, complete with a log burner, and admire the traditional wooden beams overhead. The kitchen has plenty of storage and allows you to stay connected while entertaining friends and family. There is a useful stone worktop which is perfect for home baking.

Upstairs, you'll find two generously sized bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed for comfort and style. The modern shower room is not only sleek and easy to maintain but also provides a refreshing escape after a long day.

Venture outside to the low maintenance courtyard, a true suntrap perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. With ample space for a large shed, this outdoor area also boasts stunning sea views.

Location - Set on the magnificent Lizard Peninsula, not far from the tranquil creeks of the Helford River, lies one of Cornwall’s most historic coastal villages.

Known locally as ‘Pralla’, Porthallow was once a thriving fishing community and home to a busy fleet of pilchard luggers, hence the name of its traditional village pub, ‘The Five Pilchards’.

Steeped in maritime heritage, this idyllic corner of the south Cornwall coast offers a wonderful local community within easy reach of the region’s most beautiful beaches. A good range of day to day facilities are on offer in nearby St Keverne with more comprehensive facilities including a choice of national super markets on offer in Helston.

Porthallow is recognised as the half-way point along the world-famous South West Coast Path as it winds its way from Minehead to Poole. From the doorstep of this beautiful cottage you’ll be perfectly placed to access breathtaking coastal walks with far-reaching views across the sparkling waters of Falmouth Bay and St Mawes.

Porthallow Beach is sheltered by the surrounding headland, a scenic stretch where the pilchard fisherman used to launch their boats. Porthallow Cove is full of rock pools at low tide and is also a great spot for snorkelling. The beach is now owned by the Porthallow Village Association with residents enjoying the right to moor, store and launch their boats.

Accommodation - Open Plan Kitchen/Diner/Lounge

Stairs to Landing

Bedroom One

Shower Room

Bedroom Two

Outside - To the front of the property there is a low maintenance courtyard which is a great space to relax on a sunny day. There is a large shed providing a useful amount of storage.

Services - Mains water, drainage, electricity. Bottled Gas Heating.

Rights Of Way - The neighbouring property has pedestrian right of access through the front garden of Cosy Cottage to the front of their property.

Council Tax Band-B

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