Situated in an elevated position above Trevone Bay is this modern, recently constructed semi-detached two bedroom proper

Bronnow is one half of a modern development of two semi detached houses, constructed in 2008 and situated at the top of Trevone village in the hamlet of Windmill. Bronnow enjoys lovely views across Trevone Bay to the sea and coastline from the first floor which has been designed to make the most of these gorgeous views with the addition of a Juliette balcony.

The ground floor comprises of two good sized double bedrooms, an open plan fully equipped kitchen/breakfast room and a contemporary bathroom, all enhanced by gas underfloor heating throughout. The kitchen itself is fitted with a range of cream floor and wall cabinets complete with integrated eye level oven and grill, gas hob, wooden worktop, integrated fridge/freezer and washing machine. There are sea glimpses from the double-glazed patio doors that lead out to a pretty, mature garden with raised decking which again has views of the sea.

On the first floor is a long sitting room with a multi fuel cast iron stove and lovely views across the countryside to the sea and Trevose Head in the distance. There is also under eaves storage and a separate cloakroom for convenience on the first floor.

The property is a ‘lock up and leave’ bright spacious home, ideal for residential or holiday use and could be occupied with minimum expenditure and must be viewed to appreciate the interior space and wide vista to the coast and beyond. There is off road parking for two vehicles at the front and a gate at the side gives access to the rear. Services to the property include mains electricity, water, gas and drainage.

Trevone Bay is a highly popular coastal village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. There is a beautiful sandy beach, a wonderful separate slate beach ideal for children to go rock pooling, and a fabulous footpath for stunning walks along the North Cornish coast. The highly regarded farm shop, a short walk up the hill, supplies a wonderful range of fresh local produce and the surf shop at the end of the road also has a cafe. The historic and picturesque fishing town of Padstow is less than two miles away and has many lovely cafes, pubs and restaurants including Paul Ainsworth's Michelin-starred No. 6 and Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant - and his fabulous fish and chips.