This expansive six-bedroom Victorian property is a classic slate hung design that spans three levels, boasting appealing coastal views from its elevated position. Currently configured as two distinct living spaces—a two-bedroom flat on the ground floor and a four-bedroom maisonette occupying the first and second floors—this property presents substantial renovation and investment potential. The flexible layout allows for various reconfiguration options, making it an attractive prospect for those looking to create a single-family home or maintain the dual-apartment arrangement for rental income.
Located within walking distance of Port Isaac harbour and Port Gaverne cove, this property benefits from its proximity to the vibrant local community. The charming village is known for its picturesque streets, popular dining establishments—including two of Nathan Outlaw’s eateries—and scenic coastal walks. Essential amenities are readily available in Port Isaac, with further shopping options just a short drive away in Wadebridge.
The property features original architectural details, including stained glass entrance hallways and spacious living areas. On the ground floor, you will find a welcoming sitting room, a kitchen, two double bedrooms (one with sea views), and a family bathroom. The first floor offers additional living space with another sitting room, kitchen, double bedroom, single bedroom, and family bathroom. The top level consists of two further double bedrooms.
Outside, the property includes a sizable lawned garden that wraps around its side and features a small patio at the back. Shared access to the garden is available with the adjacent property at No 7 New Road. An external staircase provides private entry to the first-floor apartment.
For investors or developers seeking opportunities in this sought-after area, adjoining properties at 7 and 7a New Road are also available for purchase through separate negotiations. With a combined plot size of approximately 0.3 acres, these properties could offer unique development possibilities subject to obtaining necessary planning permissions.
In addition to mains water and electricity supply from the national grid, there is oil-fired central heating throughout the home. This combination of location, structural potential, and expansion possibilities makes this Victorian home not just a residence but an investment opportunity waiting to be realized.
