Porthgwidden, Feock

£285,000
For Sale

Set within the distinguished coastal mansion of Porthgwidden, this well-presented one-bedroom garden apartment offers effortless waterside living, with direct access to around six acres of beautifully maintained communal grounds and gardens, together with the rare privilege of a private slipway leading to the sailing waters of the Carrick Roads.

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  • Ref: 1250739
  • Type: Flat
  • Availability: For Sale
  • Bedrooms: 1
  • Bathrooms: 1
  • Reception Rooms: 1
  • Council Tax Band: C
  • Tenure: Leasehold
  • Ground Rent: £5
  • Service Charge: £6,030

Features

Property Features

  • Historic building of great provenance
  • Coastal living
  • Sitting room
  • Kitchen with use of courtyard garden
  • One bedroom
  • Use of slipway to the Carrick Roads
  • Use of the garden and grounds extending to around six acres
  • Use of squash court
  • Garage and parking space

Details

Full Details

Set within the distinguished coastal mansion of Porthgwidden, this well-presented one-bedroom garden apartment offers effortless waterside living, with direct access to around six acres of beautifully maintained communal grounds and gardens, together with the rare privilege of a private slipway leading to the sailing waters of the Carrick Roads.

Distances

Loe Beach (Watersports) - 700 yards; Trelissick Gardens (National Trust) - 1.8; Truro - 5; Mylor Bridge - 7; St Mawes – 8 (via King Harry Ferry); Falmouth - 10; Cornwall Airport (Newquay) - 24

(All distances are approximate and in miles)

The Location

Porthgwidden enjoys an enviable elevated position with extensive grounds that sweep down to the Carrick Roads, long celebrated as some of the finest day sailing waters in the UK. Located between the sought-after south Cornish village of Feock and exclusive Restronguet Point, this landmark property offers a rare blend of privacy and accessibility. Loe Beach, just moments away, provides moorings and a hub of activity with sailing, kayaking, and fishing, while the convenient location between Truro and Falmouth ensures easy access to both the cultural heart of Cornwall and its vibrant maritime centre. 

Adding to its allure, Porthgwidden and the surrounding Carrick Roads have a rich cultural history. The celebrated composer Sir Edward Elgar visited Cornwall over a century ago, drawn to its dramatic landscapes and coastal charm. His time at Porthgwidden reflects the area’s longstanding appeal to artists, musicians and writers seeking inspiration.

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Tenure, services and material information

Leasehold with share of freehold. 999 years (from 1965). The freehold is vested within Porthgwidden Estate Limited which is owned by the eight apartments.

Annual service / maintenance charge: £6,030

Managing Agents: Belmont (Truro)

Services: Mains electricity and water. Shared private drainage.

Broadband: Fibre to cabinet (source: https://www.openreach.com/fibre-checker/my-products)

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