Plaidy, Looe
Sold
One of the most coveted seafront houses in the southwest: a World-class front-line coastal residence, Art Deco in style and set within 1.5 acres of cliff top grounds. Gradna features curated interiors by Clive Christian O.B.E. and enjoys frontline and mesmerising sea views, absolute privacy and private access to a beach.
Features
Property Features
- As featured by Mansion Global
- Sensational and panoramic sea views
- Superb privacy
- Direct water access
- Incredible quality and attention to detail
- Three bedroom suites (was 5 bedrooms)
- Cliff top gardens and grounds
Details
Full Details
What our client said
"Ben handled the sale of our coastal residence with efficiency and integrity, making the whole process stress-free."
What the buyer said
"It was a pleasure dealing with Ben on this transaction. He provided clear and honest advice and was an excellent interface to the seller. I have no hesitation in recommending his services."
Distances
Looe – 2 (0.75 by footpath); Polperro – 7; Liskeard (mainline rail to London) – 8; A30 at Lanhydrock – 20; Fowey – 26; Rock – 33; Cornwall Airport (Mawgan Porth / Newquay) – 37
(all distances are approximate and in miles)
The Location
Plaidy is an exclusive residential area just beyond East Looe, comprising a collection of sea-facing residential properties that separate the sea of Looe Bay from the beautiful Cornish countryside.
Plaidy sits in a relatively sheltered position between Hannafore Point in the west and Rame Head in the east. The towns of East and West Looe are set around a busy fishing harbour, with a range of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as many picturesque streets of quaint fishermen’s cottages. The area is a haven for yachtsmen and watersports enthusiasts, with Looe Sailing Club holding racing from March to October twice a week.
The southwest coastpath walk from Hannafore Point to the pretty harbour village of Polperro takes in Talland Bay where there is beach café providing a picturesque stop-off. A few miles inland is Looe Golf Club, an 18-hole golf course that was designed by the six-time British Open champion, Harry Vardon. The championship course at St. Mellion, designed by Jack Nicklaus, is just 16 miles away.