6 Bedroom Cottage

Located in the heart of the popular village of Mevagissey, is the expansive six bedroom cottage. Formally run as a bed and breakfast, this deceptively spacious cottage offers plenty of period charm and a stunning central position. The property also benefits from a courtyard and steps leading to a large flat roof area.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a traditional cottage living space with exposed Cornish stone wall and impressive period wood staircase leading to the first floor. This large living area also boasts a fireplace and porthole window. The kitchen offers a range of built-in units and appliances and has a door and window to the courtyard area. The dining space is located to the rear of the ground floor and again looks over the rear courtyard. There is also an additional space housing the property's oil boiler and white goods.

On the first floor the property offers two double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate WC. The largest of the bedrooms is an expansive ‘L’ shaped room with plenty of space for wardrobes and a traditional wood sash window to the front. The next bedroom is again a double bedroom, this time with a built-in wardrobe and window to the front. The bathroom offers a bath, separate shower and hand basin, with the WC provided adjacent to this in its own room.

The top floor offers four further bedrooms three doubles and one single. The single bedroom offers built in storage and a window to the front. The third double bedroom has space for wardrobes and a wood sash window to the front. The fourth double bedroom has a window looking over the rear courtyard. The final bedroom on this floor is located down a corridor to the rear. This double bedroom has both windows and a glazed door to the corridor, flooding the room with light. This floor also has a generous shower room located to the end of the corridor with window overlooking the courtyard.

Outside the property benefits from a gated courtyard with traditional Cornish stone paving. From here, stairs lead to the property's flat roof area which would make for an ideal sun terrace (subject to the relevant permissions).