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Weekend bolthole - St Ives, Cornwall

St Ives the diamond in the Cornish crown, a place that everyone aspires to live, this property could put you in the centre of the action for £300k.

Listing link: Net Loft, Fore Street, St Ives, Cornwall


Buying property in the centre of St Ives is about buying the postcode. You pay a premium for a central location which demonstrates both the limited availability and the substantial demand for such property. This particular property enjoys the best of both worlds: a central setting and tranquillity in a quiet courtyard.

Imagine an early supper in London before hot-footing it across to Paddington to catch the night sleeper to Cornwall. Maybe a nightcap in the lounge car, with a martini, shaken not stirred, but watch out for foreign agents. Enjoy a restful sleep overnight arriving in time to catch the early train to St Ives. A quick stop to drop off your bags before enjoying Breakfast on the harbour watching the harbour seals.

The property is not large but is perfect for a weekend bolt-hole for two. There are even some nice features - the property is light and airy with beautiful wood floors and some exposed stonework.

The property has a modern kitchen and bathroom all ready for you to move in and start enjoying the St Ives lifestyle. 

If you've ever dreamed of living at the very heart of St. Ives, this property is for you.



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