Trescobeas Road, Falmouth

What our client said
"Estate agents are tested when things don't go right, not when things go swimmingly. As part of an eight month, five property chain everything got thrown at us from cyber outages to our buyer's buyer pulling out and lenders hiking up mortgage rates at a level not heard of in a generation. When the market is wavering and you have to dig as deep as you ever had, this is the team you want in the trenches with you. Shore Partnership are truly outstanding agents. Professional, personable and a delight to deal with. When you think about calling out an agent call them - they won't disappoint"

What the buyer said
"Thanks for all your help with the process and the visits. Really appreciated and took some of the stress out. Without you in the mix the sale / purchase would have fallen through. Good communication and very responsive"

Distances
Kimberley Park – 0.5; Penmere (branchline rail) – 0.5; Falmouth School – 0.5; Swanpool beach – 1.5; Gyllyngvase Beach – 1.5; Events Square & Maritime Museum – 1.5; Maenporth – 3; Tremough (University campus & Innovation Centre) – 3; Flushing – 4; Mylor Yacht Harbour – 5; Helford Passage – 6; Truro – 11; Cornwall Airport (Newquay / Mawgan Porth) – 29.5;

(All distances are approximate and in miles)

The Location
For generations, Falmouth has been considered to be one of Cornwall’s most desirable places in which to live and the town has repeatedly been voted as one of the best coastal towns in the whole of the UK. Trescobeas Road leads from the edge of Falmouth to the top of Kimberley Park Road, which then runs parallel with the best park in Falmouth before dropping into the town.

Penwarne, a substantial and imposing 1920s property, occupies an elevated position comfortably above the road, affording the property far reaching views across the Boslowick valley and towards Budock church. Trescobeas is home to Falmouth secondary school, doctors’ surgery and hospital, all combing to ensure the area remains popular among a wide range of residents.

Falmouth’s vibrant, energetic and creative town is close by providing an exciting range of amenities including a thriving mix of traditional harbourside pubs, bars, restaurants and an eclectic array of shops and galleries.

Within just a few miles are Maenporth, The Helford, Flushing and Mylor – some of the county’s most desirable areas, surrounded as they are by the sea, river, unspoilt countryside and National Trust gardens.