Gyllyngvase Terrace, Falmouth

THE PROPERTY Homes along Gyllyngvase Terrace are much in demand by those ‘in the know', appreciative of the fine and individual houses it contains and its fantastic position beside Falmouth’s seafront. One of the terraces elegant Victorian town houses has been divided into two homes where 11a comprises the first and second floor ‘ lion’s share’ of the building with sea views and over 1200²ft of delightful accommodation. Here we have a wonderful combination of the generous proportions and period detailing reflective of the late 1800s architecture, together with a magical injection of the artistic owners’ no expense spared approach to its renovation and refitment. The property has a private entrance to the rear, beside a large off-road parking bay. There is plenty of space, with three bedrooms; the superb master on the top floor, bathed in light, with a luxurious en suite shower room and great views to the sea. All is beautifully conceived and immaculately presented throughout with a remarkable attention to detail, likely to impress discerning buyers and purists alike. The sitting room has sliding patio doors to South and East facing balcony to capture summer sunshine for much of the day. This boutique retreat is a very special place, ideal as an uplifting permanent or holiday home/investment. THE LOCATION Gyllyngvase Terrace is a much sought after address tucked just one road behind Falmouth’s seafront, a few minutes walk from Gyllyngvase beach and cafe, Castle beach and the excellent early ’til late Co-op. It’s a broad and elegant road and relatively peaceful too, where the neighbouring Princess Pavilions hosts music, theatre and comedy and the delightful Gyllyndune Gardens with cafe are on the doorstep. Falmouth Town and harbourside are a leisurely 10-minute walk away. Public transport is available by way of multiple bus stops close by and a short walk to the train station which links you to Truro and its main line direct to London Paddington. Falmouth is renowned for its beautiful period buildings and wonderful sailing waters and offers a vast array of bars, restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes. Famed for its many festivals and regattas, the town also offers a good selection of shops, from boutiques to high street retailers. Little wonder the town is consistently ranked as one of the top five places to live in the UK.