Location

Sea House is in the village of Phillack and has a seafront location, perfectly located in the dunes next to Hayle Towans beach Cornwall's longest sandy beach which stretches all the way to Godrevy Lighthouse. Local amenities include two pubs, The Bluff Inn and the Bucket of Blood, The Cove Café and a well-stocked Mini Market.
The town of Hayle, just two miles away, lies at the start of the Penwith region of Cornwall at the narrowest point between the north and south coasts. Marazion and Penzance, where good sailing facilities can be found, are only a 20 minute drive away to the south, whilst St Ives is world famous for its art galleries, including the Tate St Ives, restaurants and surfing beaches.
Hayle itself is currently undergoing a regeneration process with one of the South West's largest building projects underway at North Quay. Once complete North Quay will have 500 properties, two cinemas, restaurants, shops, an art gallery and better infrastructure for the fishing community.
Hayle benefits from a wide range of local restaurants, shops including banks, general stores and supermarkets with a large Boots and Marks and Spencer, off the A30 roundabout, as well as a small hospital.
The rugged beauty of the Penwith area is well known to walkers and birdwatchers and the Links West Cornwall Golf Club at Lelant draws visitors from across the Britain.
The area is very well served by transport links with a mainline railway station found in Hayle on the Penzance to Paddington line.
Hayle Academy is a coeducational secondary school and is sponsored by the excellent Truro and Penwith Academy Trust and has received at Ofsted rating of Good (March 2022).

Description

Sea House is a two bedroom property with a seafront location and stunning views across St Ives Bay. The private garden leads to three miles of golden sands and the South West Coast Path. The property was fully refurbished in 2020 retaining the original wood floors and ceilings of this former early 1900's tea rooms. The west facing terrace offers, on occasion, fabulous sunsets over St Ives. The property has great scope to extend to the rear and, or create an additional floor subject to gaining the necessary planning consents.

The front door opens from the gravelled driveway in to a open hallway off which all the rooms lead. Immediately on the right is a utility area which has slate tiled flooring, gloss grey wall and base cupboards with an integrated washing machine/drier all illuminated by an overhead Velux window. The two bedrooms have windows overlooking the front, one is a good sized double the other smaller and currently configured with bunkbeds. The hall leads down to the main living area with in advance, on the right the family bathroom. The bathroom has a quadrant shower and electric towel rail. The current owners, whilst refurbishing the property, have maximised the views out over St Ives bay with the addition of a set of both French and patio doors out on to the terrace separated by a large central window. On the right is the well equipped kitchen area which has matt grey wall and floor cupboards, space for a large fridge freezer and the following integrated appliances. Oven, microwave, induction hob and dishwasher. The living area benefits from a wood burner on a slate hearth. Our clients currently utilise the home as a holiday let, and would be open to negotiate on the sale of contents to provide a turn-key holiday home for the new owner.

The Garden & Exterior

The Front
The part paved, part gravelled driveway down from the road is owned by a nieghbour whilst the property enjoys a right of access across as much as reasonably required at any time. There is a space for one vehicle in front of the property. On the left of the porch is a small seating area and to the right a bin storage area.

Rear Garden
The west facing garden has spectacular views out across St Ives bay to the town itself. There is a large granite paved terrace spanning the property with ample room for a large table and chairs. On the left is a stone BBQ and to the right an outdoor shower (cold). The garden itself is oblong, laid to lawn and slopes down towards the dunes with a mix of palms and hedging to the borders. At the end of the garden, steps descend to the south west coastal path and then just a few metres to the right is the Hayle Life Saving and Surf Club and opposite both steps and a ramp lead down to the Cove Café and the beach. The beach is less than one hundred and fifty metres from the house.

Directions

From the Loggans Moor Roundabout on the A30 from the North take the forth exit on to the B3301 for Hayle. Take the right turn signposted to Phillack and follow the road on to Riviere Towans. Number 34 is located almost at the end of the road on the right, just before the Bluff Inn. Park in the carpark on the left, just past the entrance to 34 and walk down to the property.

Distances (are approximate and in miles).
Hayle Town Centre 2
St Ives Town Centre
Penzance 11
Truro 19
Newquay Airport 35