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"In one of Falmouth s most desirable terraces with stunning views from the front across Falmouth Harbour, Trefusis Headland, Falmouth Docks and beyond to the Roseland Peninsula, the property also benefits from a very long rear garden over 100ft and parking therefore the holy grail in Falmouth town homes of a view, parking and garden is all here.

The property does require a program of modernisation and refurbishment and, in our opinion, also could be better configured to utilise what is on offer. Therefore this would be described as a project for someone to take on but could be a stunning home with some imagination, blood, sweat, tears and some money as well! It should be noted that planning for a side and rear extension has been granted under planning reference PA24 08221

Presently there is a lounge, dining room, kitchen and ground floor bathroom whilst upstairs are two interconnected bedrooms and a further bedroom which has the amazing view.

The rear garden is very long and provides access to a rear service lane where there is off road parking. Neighbouring properties have built garages in this space.

Offered for sale with no onward chain this home is unusual to find on the market and for the right person will provide a fantastic project to improve and enjoy.

Erisey Terrace has long been one of Falmouth s prime terraces with its location above the town providing incredible 180 degree views across one of the UK s most scenic harbours. Simply walking along the terrace you are drawn to the fabulous view and ever changing marine scene. This view is enjoyed from your front door and two rooms in the property, the one from upstairs in particular is superb.

The terrace runs into the aptly named Harbour Terrace and they contain a mix of attractive period homes, some being double fronted and some single fronted. This particular home is one of the more modest properties on the street.

Erisey Terrace is perched above the town itself, a small pedestrian slipway at one end of the road provides immediate access down into The Moor, so the town and all its commercial and leisure facilities are a very short walk away.

The vibrant town has a wide range of individual shopping outlets, bars and restaurants for people to choose from.

The Prince of Wales pier offers passenger ferries to Flushing at St Mawes and Malpas, at the other end of the town is Events Square with the Maritime Museum. Buses can be caught on The Moor and there are three train stations in town which take commuters to Penryn and then Truro with the option of travelling further as required.

There is an abundance of watersports on offer for anyone who enjoys sailing, gig rowing, fishing, to name a few with Falmouth being one of the largest natural harbours in the world which you can wake up and look at from this home."