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Granite built and dating back to 1898, this four-storey townhouse enjoys sea views that improve with every floor. Offering light and versatile accommodation, the property is ideally located close to the beach and local amenities. The lower ground floor comprises a well-proportioned kitchen with a dining area in the conservatory, creating an excellent space for entertaining and everyday living, with access out to the courtyard. A utility room and bathroom are also located on this floor. On the ground floor are two reception rooms, one of which could serve as an additional bedroom. The first floor provides two bedrooms and a family shower room, while the second-floor attic room offers the space for a potential for a further bedroom, complete with a large Velux window and stunning sea views. To the rear is an enclosed courtyard and a garage, providing useful storage or off-road parking.

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What3words: ///topics.tortoises.gliding Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax: Band B. Services: Mains Gas, Electric, Water & Drainage. Heating: Gas Central Heating. (Gov.UK) Flood Risk: Surface water: Low. Yearly chance of flooding between 2040 and 2060: Low. Rivers & Sea: Low. Yearly chance of flooding between 2036 and 2069: Medium. Cornwall is situated within an historic mining area therefore a mining search is advisable on all homes.