£165,000 /Sale price

This well presented two/ three bedroom first floor apartment, benefits ground floor level access with no stairs, as well as lovely village and rural views.The apartment is light and airy, is double glazed, has an allocated parking space and we are informed comes with a share of the freehold.The accommodation comprises: Kitchen, lounge/ dining room, study/ bedroom three, main bedroom, inner hallway, bedroom two, bathroom and separate W/C. Ideal permanent home/ investment property to rent out with good income potential, with a predicted potential income of approaching £10,000 P/A. The property would make an ideal permanent home or lock up and leave holiday home but cannot be used as a holiday rental property.Further information to follow. EPC - E. Council Tax Band - A.Please Note: This property does not have a garden.We are informed that the property owns a share of the freehold, has a 199yr lease from March 1988 (tbc), has a service charge of £100 P/A (tbc) and pays half of the buildings insurance with the apartment below.Study/ Bedroom 3 9'10 x 7' (3.00m x 2.13m)Lounge/ Dining Room 16'4 x 11'8 (4.98m x 3.56m)Kitchen 8'4 x 7'2 including built-in cupboard (2.49m x 2.18m)Bedroom One 9'11 x 9' including built-in wardrobe (3.02m x 2.74m)Bedroom Two 8'5 x 6' including built-in wardrobe (2.57m x 1.83m)As a working fishing village on the south Cornish coast, Mevagissey is renowned for its labyrinth of quaint cob and slate fishermans cottages, retaining much of its charm through its tiny winding streets and is particularly noteworthy for its historic twin harbour walls. Much of the nearby coastline is owned and protected by the National Trust and offers spectacular coastal walks. Mevagissey caters well for everyday needs having everyday shops, gift shops, public houses and restaurants, as well as an activity/sports centre with sports grounds. Locally there is Polstreath beach which is within walking distance, as well as Porthpean, Gorran Haven and Caerhays beaches being near by. Nearby is the historic port of Charlestown and the sailing estuaries of the popular coastal town of Fowey. Nearby attractions for visitors include Heligan and The Eden Project. The market town of St Austell is approx. 5 miles distant and has a further range of shopping, schooling and social facilities together with main line railway station, bus station, library, sports/leisure centre, choice of at least three golf courses and recently constructed cinema. The popular Cathedral City of Truro approx. 17 miles distant) has fine shopping, theatre, cinema and restaurants, whilst Newquay Airport provides flights to London Gatwick amongst other destinations.