This four-storey property is unquestionably one of Perranporth’s most recognizable and unique buildings. Currently in need of renovation, it would ideally suit those seeking an expansive family home with additional income potential, accommodation for multi-generational living, a property that could be converted into three or four individual apartments, or even transformed into a hotel.

Offering some of the most stunning views in Perranporth, spanning from Droskyn across Perranporth Beach, the accommodation is truly breathtaking. As you walk up the driveway, you’ll be captivated by the panoramic views that only improve as you ascend through the property.

The driveway provides parking space for approximately eight cars, including two large block carports and a spacious garage. Upon entering the property, you’ll begin to see its immense potential.

The ground floor features a variety of rooms, including a swimming pool and gym. Accessible via a separate entrance, the first floor hosts a large three-bedroom apartment boasting stunning sea views. Moving to the second floor, you’ll discover three spacious double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms.

The top floor offers everything you could desire in a coastal property, from the open-plan living room/kitchen/diner to the games room, bedroom, mezzanine floor leading out to the roof terrace, and the balcony where you can relax and soak in the breathtaking views extending across Perranporth and its three miles of golden sands. Additional features of the property include balconies on each floor, a rear BBQ area, and the option for a lift throughout the home, with the lift shaft already in place. This home would truly appeal only to those seeking a comprehensive renovation or redevelopment project.

Situation

Situated on the rugged north Cornish coast, Perranporth is approximately 10 miles west of Truro and 9 miles south of Newquay, located within easy reach of the A30 and all Cornwall’s attractions.

Renowned for its vast 2 mile coast line of beautiful golden sand and iconic seawater swimming pool built into Chapel Rock, the beach is a playground for the outdoor adventurers and beach goers. Home to a range of leisure activities, Perranporth is one of the most popular surf spots in the county.

The beach is dog friendly all year round (some lead restrictions in peak summer) and surrounded by a network of fascinating scenic walks, following the South West Coast Path to the beautiful St. Agnes just a 3 mile stroll away, or exploring the local history of Cornwall’s patron saint, St. Piran’s Oratory on Penhale Sands. Probably best known for the UK’s only bar on the beach – The Watering Hole is a must for any visitors or locals to watch the sun disappear beyond the horizon with a cool drink after a long day in the sun.

The town has a wonderful community and boasts great amenities including a supermarket, convenience stores, independent shops and a selection of lovely cafes, bars and restaurants. There is a primary school, church, rugby and cricket clubs as well as one of the best links golf courses in the country with spectacular views over the beach.

Nearby Truro offers a larger choice for shopping, a selection of private and public sector schooling and is home to the Royal Cornwall Hospital. Truro is on the mainline to London Paddington while Newquay Airport provides regular scheduled flights to London Gatwick as well as international destinations.