Terraced house for sale in "The Alnmouth" at Kerdhva Treweythek, Lane, Newquay TR8

This development offers the following schemes:

• Forces Help to Buy
• Deposit Unlock
• Bank of Mum and Dad
• Part Exchange
• Home Change
• Early Bird
• Deposit Boost
• Armed Forces/ Key Worker Discount
• Own New Rate Reducer

Schemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Contact the development for latest information.

The Alnmouth is a great first home if you’re stepping onto the property ladder. Make your mark on the open-plan living space and create a welcoming new home to come back to after a busy day. One of the bedrooms has all the storage space you’ll need for your wardrobe and the other can easily double-up as a home office or guest room.

Additional Information

• Tenure: Freehold
• Council tax band: Not made available by local authority until post-occupation

Rooms

Ground Floor

• Living/Dining Room (3.89 x 3.76 m)
• Kitchen (2.77 x 3.79 m)

First Floor

• Bedroom One (3.01 x 3.03 m)
• Bedroom Two (3.89 x 2.18 m)

About Trevithick Manor Park

Living at Trevithick Manor Park you’ll be situated in one of North Cornwall’s best-loved destinations. Bustling Newquay benefits from good travel connections and great amenities shops and schools, not to mention the stunning Fistral and Watergate Bay beaches. This ideal location provides an outdoor lifestyle, perfect for family life, working life and social life.

Newquay is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, the main routes through Cornwall, connecting Penzance in the far west with Exeter and the M5, and with Saltash and Plymouth If you need to travel to work, Truro is just 13 miles away, Redruth and St Austell are each 16 miles away, and Camborne is 19 miles away. For family time and leisure time, this gorgeous stretch of Cornwall’s north coast is also home to Tintagel, Padstow, Perranporth, Portreath, and St Ives.

Leisure

Newquay and beach life come hand in hand. Fistral Beach is on the international surfing map, and The Boardmasters and the Run to The Sun festivals have become iconic annual events. Other local attractions include Newquay Zoo, Blue Reef Aquarium, and the Newquay Trampoline and Play Park. For a break from all the action, you can set yourself the challenge of the South West Coastal Path. The rugged coastline is beautiful, and when Newquay gears up for the summer, you can easily find a quieter pace of life.

Shopping

Newquay is a practical working town with all the amenities that you would expect. For shoppers, there are national brands and independent shops in the town centre, and supermarkets and a Farm Shop within walking distance of Trevithick Manor Park. For education, there are two secondary schools, Newquay Tretherras and Treviglas Academy, as well as primary schools, within 2 miles. For higher education, Cornwall College has a campus here, and there’s an International Aviation Academy at the innovative Spaceport Cornwall.

Transport

The A392 is the town’s link road to the A30 at Indian Queens, 7 miles away. The A30 is the direct route from Exeter all the way to Penzance. From the A30, the A39 takes you into Truro, and from Bodmin, the A38 takes you down to Saltash and Plymouth. Newquay has a train station, with services operated by Great Western Railway. Par is the connecting station for onward journeys. Newquay Airport has a range of flights for a getaway or for business trips.

Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 18:00, Tuesday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 11:00 - 18:00, Friday 11:00 - 18:00, Saturday 11:00 - 18:00, Sunday 11:00 - 18:00