About this property

In a magical setting, in a quiet, tucked away quarter of Plymouth overlooking Hooe Lake an adaptable 3/4 bedroom townhouse enjoying a southerly aspect and water views. Arranged over 3 floors, with balcony, open plan living, family bathroom, ensuite and extended ground floor room which could be a second sitting room or 4th bedroom. Garage storage, driveway and garden.

This lesser-known neighbourhood in a stunning waterside location was established in 1997, when Tay Homes S.W. Ltd acquired the former limestone quarry, which had more recently been a timber yard. This commenced the transformation of this historic site into a thriving community. The area has a tranquil sense of history and bygone era about it.

23 The Old Wharf has an adaptable flowing layout that could be arranged with 2 living rooms, following the extension of the ground floor room into part of the former garage. This room now enjoys French doors out into the South facing garden and decked sun terrace. On the first floor the spacious, ‘c’ shaped open plan living takes advantage of the balcony overlooking the well-maintained gardens and grounds looking out over the picturesque Hooe Lake. On the second floor you will find the Master Bedroom with ensuite shower room, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside is a driveway with parking for two cars and to the rear a lawned garden withdecking area and storage sheds with direct access out onto the green and waterside from a garden gate.

Lifestyle
At the entrance to The Old Wharf is access to a repurposed railway line. This pretty route provides a safe and easy walk to the local Primary school (Oreston Community Academy) or continuing on to the Morrisons superstore. The path also accesses the delightful Radford Park which, again, is minutes away on foot. Other local recreational facilities include the Mount Batten Water Sports Centre, Staddon Heights Golf Course and the picturesque South Hams coastal walks and countryside, which form part of the South West Coast Path. Road and passenger ferry links at Mount Batten Ferry Landing provide access to Plymouth City Centre and the famous Barbican quarter with cross channel Brittany car ferry crossings to France and Spain from Plymouth Ferry Port.