South facing contemporary marine residence.

A beautifully presented and south facing contemporary marine residence offering spacious accommodation, conveniently located only 250 yards from the beach and commanding a stunning 180 degree prospect over the sparkling waters of Whitsand Bay. About 1345 sq ft, 31' Open Plan Living Room/Kitchen, Principal Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room/WC, 3 Further Double Bedrooms, 2 Bath/Shower Rooms, Laundry Room, Parking, Garage, Gardens, 950 sq ft of Sea Facing Terraces.

BEACH AND HARBOUR 250 YARDS, DOWNDERRY 4 MILES, SALTASH 12 MILES, PLYMOUTH 18 MILES, KINGSAND/CAWSAND 6 MILES, EXETER 61 MILES

Location - 4 Whitsand Bay View is situated in an enviable, elevated and south facing location within the the old fishing village of Portwrinkle, with a beach cafe, a harbour (with kayak and dinghy storage by permit) and two small beaches.

Portwrinkle is home to the Whitsand Bay Golf Club and lies on the beautiful south west coast path, just to the west of Plymouth and east of Looe, in an extraordinary unspoilt coastal region away from the tourist routes and adjacent to the beautiful Rame Peninsula. Neighbouring Crafthole village has a community shop/post office, active community hall with social activities and nursery/playgroup. The village of Anthony (3 miles), has a popular primary school (rated "Good" by Ofsted), also within the catchment area of two Plymouth grammar schools, with their excellent reputation. There are a much wider range of facilities available in the riverside town of Torpoint with its sailing club and deep water moorings.

The broad sweep of Whitsand Bay boasts over three miles of golden sands with seasonal RNLI Lifeguards and the crystal clear waters are renowned for bathing, surfing, kayaking and all manner of watersports. Whitsand Bay is officially designated a Marine Conservation Zone noted for the abundance of marine flora and fauna. Tregonhawke and Treninnow Cliff lie within an Area of Great Landscape Value and is also a designated County Wildlife Site.

Nearby the villages of Kingsand and Cawsand (5 miles) both have a welcoming community, are home to the Rame Gig Club and are well equipped with a variety of local shops, pubs and restaurants together with a sailing club and other facilities. The Rame Peninsula is relatively little known, often described as 'Cornwall's forgotten corner', forming part of the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with quiet beaches and outlined by the South West Coastal Path which can be accessed only about 100 metres south of the property. The Mount Edgcumbe Country Park, an 800 acre area of coastal woodland and open hillsides, is possibly one of the most beautiful and varied locations of Cornwall, lies only 7 miles distant.