Property description
DESCRIPTION This is a beautiful example of a superbly located lodge on a mostly level plot affording glorious views across the countryside and within a ten minute walk of the beaches of Whitsand Bay. Improved by the current owner, the property provides well presented, light and airy accommodation comprising entrance hallway, utility area, living/dining room, fitted kitchen, office area, two double bedrooms, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and principal bathroom.
The plot provides a timber decked area surrounding two sides of the lodge offering external living space, whilst the living / dining area benefits from a high ceiling, windows to three elevations, two double French doors to the decked terrace and a wall mounted electric fire. The kitchen is fully equipped with a matching range of Shaker style cupboards and drawers to eye and base level incorporating inset sink and drainer, an electric oven, gas hob with extractor hood over, integrated fridge and integrated freezer. A useful utility area from the hallway is equipped with a continuation of the kitchen units and provides space for a washing machine. The master bedroom is beautifully appointed with a corner window offering good views and double French doors onto a decked terrace. Both the master and second bedrooms are equipped with wardrobes and storage space.
Fully equipped with PVCu double glazing and gas central heating with a level position and open aspect, this lodge should be viewed to fully appreciate the accommodation on offer.
WHITSAND BAY HOLIDAY PARK Whitsand Bay Holiday Park is situated on the Devon / Cornwall border, just a few miles west of Plymouth and east of Looe. Hidden in the eastern corner of Cornwall, the holiday park enjoys stunning and contrasting views in all directions. Breathtaking sea views across the four mile sweep of coastline accompany spectacular countryside views across the Tamar estuary, Plymouth against the spectacular backdrop of Dartmoor. The area is particularly attractive to families who enjoy the outdoors. You will see surfers along the beach at all times of the year, divers explore the local wrecks of HMS Scylla and the James Egan Layne, whilst fishing is enjoyed off the rocks at Rame, and coarse fishing from a nearby lake. Walkers can explore the coastal paths, and paragliders use the adjacent hill to launch. The nearest beach to the park is Tregonhawke beach which is a 10 minutes' walk down (20 minutes back up!) via the cliff path.
The Rame Peninsula area is totally unspoilt and quite unique, sometimes referred to as Cornwall's "forgotten corner' with its winding lanes, small villages and amazing views. Within a ten mile radius there is so much to see and do for all the family. The area is steeped in history, being popular for centuries for fishing from the local villages, and the beaches of Whitsand Bay were the landing place of choice for local smugglers out of Cawsand , Looe and Polperro, due to its remote location.