Semi-detached house for sale in Ambleside, Shutta Road, Looe, Cornwall PL13

A semi detached three storey 1930's property presented in excellent order throughout, enjoying panoramic views over both East and West Looe Rivers. The property boasts four bedrooms, two en-suite and two family bathrooms, sitting room with decked sun terrace off, kitchen/diner and family bathroom. The property would make an enviable family home in this stunning location, likewise as it is currently utilised for a holiday lettings opportunity in this highly popular seaside town. The property is to be sold fully furnished, with any forward bookings available to be transferred should the new owners wish to continue with a holiday lettings venture.

Situated
The ever popular seaside resort of Looe offers sandy beaches, a working harbour, Banjo pier and a selection of bespoke shops, cafes, restaurants and public houses, along with shopping facilities catering for day to day needs.

Ground Floor
Entrance hall, kitchen/diner, sitting room.

First Floor
Landing, family bathroom, double bedroom, master bedroom with en-suite.

Second Floor
Landing, family bathroom, double bedroom, double bedroom with en-suite.

Outside
Decked seating terraces and verandah, with a further elevated garden to the rear of the property.

Viewings
Strictly by prior appointment with Stratton Creber Looe . General enquiries Countrywide Property Auctions .

Note
Cash buyers only due to a Class B mundic test.

EPC Rating

F

Council Tax Band

D

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