Initial price	£330,000
26/05/25	£325,000
Price Change	-1.52%

This charming period cottage, built in 1730, is nestled in the picturesque hilltop village of Tywardreath, which translates to "House on the Strand" from Daphne du Maurier's book. The property boasts a unique blend of history and modernity, with decorated chalky colors, four bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The spacious interior features a hall, lounge, dining rooms, and a kitchen with French doors leading to a trellised seating area and a long garden. With its prime location, the cottage is just a half-mile from the beach, a two-minute walk from the village shop, butcher, takeaway, inn, and church, and close to schools, doctors, and dentists. The property is fully furnished and equipped, having previously been used as a holiday let, and is being sold almost as is. With its freehold title, no chain, and EPC rating of D, this delightful cottage is an excellent opportunity for those seeking a unique and convenient coastal home.