Property description
Little St Hugh is tucked away behind the frontage properties on the north side of Dunn Street. Access to the property is through a covered way owned by the adjacent property ‘St. Hugh’. St. Hugh is a listed property and although Little St Hugh is not listed, it may in planning terms be considered curtilage listed as a result of its proximity to the listed St. Hugh.
Little St Hugh has heating by means of a solid fuel Rayburn, but at present this is unsafe to use.
The covered right of way access shared with neighbouring St. Hugh opens into a small courtyard.
The historic harbour village of Boscastle occupies a unique valley setting on the North Cornish coast. The village stretches up through a wooded valley with a higgledy piggledy roofscape and comprises a rich mix of houses and cottages.
Within the village are a range of businesses including hotels, pubs, supermarket and bakery. There are various other shops, doctors surgery and importantly a primary school. On the outskirts of the village is a church and farm shop.
On either side of Boscastle are stretches of National Trust cliff scenery of outstanding natural beauty. In both directions are pretty beaches such as Bossiney, Strangles and Crackington Haven.
Launceston, former market town, (some 18 miles) and provides a full range of social, commercial and shopping facilities together with A30 dual carriageway access. Beyond Launceston, the city of Exeter (a further 42 miles) provides intercity rail link, international airport and M5 motorway link.
Property Features :
- For sale by public auction (unless sold prior) 6.30pm on Wednesday 30th November 2016 at The White
- Ancient little cottage tucked behind houses
- Kitchen / living room (5.9m x 4m) and bathroom with bedroom (4m x 3.2m) above
- Small area of garden adjoining
- Covered right of way access only