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"The Coach House is a well presented detached home, occupying a stunning rural setting just outside Port Isaac and with magnificent views across the Cornish countryside and out to sea. The property features up to four bedrooms and light, airy accommodation with
neutral d cor, and would be ideal as a family home or for use as a vacation property or holiday rental.

On the ground floor, the main reception room is the sitting room, with its wooden flooring and dual aspect, welcoming plenty of natural light. The ground floor also has a well equipped kitchen and dining area, which is a social space that opens directly onto the timber decking at the rear. The kitchen itself has fitted units to base and wall level, an integrated oven, hob and extractor hood as well as space for all the necessary home appliances, while there is also plenty of space for a family dining table.

There is one double bedroom on the ground floor with an en suite shower room, which could be used as a second
reception room if required. Upstairs you will find a further three comfortable double bedrooms, the largest of which has a stunning arched window taking in the spectacular views out to sea. The first floor also has a shower room, while a further family shower room is accessible on the ground floor.

At the front of the property, the gravel driveway provides access for vehicles and plenty of parking space for residents
and guests alike. There is a gazebo at the front providing shaded seating, while the garden is mostly to the rear and includes an area of raised timber decking with splendid views across the surrounding fields, with a lawn beyond, which is shaded by mature trees, creating a peaceful and secluded environment in which to relax. There is also a timber framed shed for garden storage.

The idyllic Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac sits in a stunning setting on the North Cornwall coast, in a designated National
Landscape. The village has narrow lanes and delightful historic structures built into the hillside, as well as a small fishing
harbour. The village s amenities include a convenience store, several pubs, restaurants and caf s, a village hall and a primary school.

Further amenities can be found in Polzeath, while Wadebridge provides access to a choice of high street shops and larger supermarkets. Wadebridge also has several schools, including a state secondary, with Camelford, 10 miles away, also providing access to state secondary education.

Activities in the area include coastal walks along the South West Coast Path, surfing at Polzeath and various other watersports, such as sailing at Porthilly. Easy access to Rock, Padstow and the Camel Estruary including the famous Camel Trail for biking and hiking
The local A road network provides access to both Camelford and Wadebridge, with Bodmin and the A30 14 miles away via the A389. Rail services can be accessed at Bodmin Parkway, providing services towards Plymouth, Exeter and London Paddington.