Built in circa 1859. Once the Vicarage for St Johns in the Field. This grand detached home is entered into the market for the first time in 53 years. Currently run as a successful guest house the property would create a great family home. Offering many original features throughout. Viewing is advisedSt ives In recent years St Ives has become one of Europe's premier holiday destinations, famed not only for its beautiful beaches and coastal paths but also for the maze of narrow, cobbled streets packed with restaurants, galleries, cafés and local bars that all lead down onto the picturesque harbourside. There are five sandy beaches, including neighbouring Carbis Bay, three of which are award-winning, blue flag beaches; the coastal paths provide a treat for walkers and bird-watchers alike. The town is also renowned for its artist community; many artists live in and visit St Ives because the light is said to be special. There are galleries, art shops and artistic inspiration all over the town including the Tate, and the Barbara Hepworth museum and sculpture garden. The town has a lovely mix of smaller, independent shops and high street stores. There is a Co-op for groceries or an out-of-town Tesco some 2 miles away.The St Ives Bay Railway Line runs around the coast and is a beautiful route. Trains to St Erth meet the main line and connect to other Cornish towns and to Plymouth, Reading and London Paddington and to cross-country services to Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.Newquay Airport is less than an hour away with routes to UK and Irish airports as well as European destinations.The property Both St. John's in the Fields' Church and the Vicarage were built by W. F. May Construction, of silvery granite and with a slate roof. Construction of the church was commenced in 1857 and completed in 1858. The final design for the Vicarage, also by renowned local architect Jas P. St. Aubyn, was completed in 1859 and the property was constructed shortly thereafter. The original plan of the ground floor now hangs in the back hallway and clearly shows the Gig house which was never constructed. The old Vicarage was abandoned temporarily whilst new owners were sought and was even occupied by squatters for a short while until being sold for £7,500 to Mr. & Mrs. Sykes who were seeking to expand on their success with a guest house in Carbis Bay. Thus the Old Vicarage Hotel came into being in 1970. The property was completely renovated, including the installation of full central heating and complete redecoration but the charm and features of the late 19th Century were skilfully retained. Despite recent surrounding residential development as St. Ives grew to encompass the Old Vicarage, the secluded and peaceful wooded grounds provide ample parking and a buffer from the hustle and bustle of modern life.Entrance The property is accessed via a private driveway which leads into a large gravelled parking area with pathway leading to:Reception room Double glazed front door leading into a spacious reception conservatory. With ornate tiled flooring. Full double glazed surrounds. Exposed granite stone wall with glazed window to the reception hall. Original feature solid wooden door opening into:Reception hall Ornate tiled flooring. Radiator. Impressive turning staircase leading to the first floor landing with an under stairs storage cupboard. Wall mounted fire alarm control panel. Glazed door into internall hallway. Doors opening into:Bathroom Tiled flooring. Mid level W/c. Wall hung vanity hand wash basin. Twin gripped panel bath with shower above of the mains. Glazed screen to side and tiled splashbacks and surrounds. Radiator. Glazed window to the front aspect.Reception room 15' 08" x 11' 08" (4.78m x 3.56m) Currently being used as an honesty bar for the guests to use. Carpet. Radiator. Feature granite fireplace with mantle above. Picture rail. Glazed window with wood panelling below overlooking the garden.Guests living room 19' 00" x 15' 07" (5.79m x 4.75m) Carpet. 3 x radiators. Double aspect glazed windows to the side and rear aspect with wood panelling below overlooking the garden. Feature stone fireplace with mantle above and brass surround.Dining room 21' 01" x 15' 07" (6.43m x 4.75m) Carpet. Two radiators. Picture rail. Glazed bay window to side aspect with wooden panelling below. Feature stone fireplace with mantle above. Returning to the reception hall. Glazed door opening into the internal hallway offering doors opening into:Separate W/C Carpet. Low level W/c. Vanity hand wash basin set into worktop with tiled splashbacks. Extractor fan.Office/storage room 12' 11" x 6' 09" (3.94m x 2.06m) Carpet. Fitted wardrobe. Glazed window to the front aspect. Wall hung hand wash basin.Bedroom 11' 05" x 10' 09" (3.48m x 3.28m) Carpet. Radiator. Fitted wardrobe. Glazed window to the rear aspect. Wall mounted hand wash basin. Returning to the internal hallway, there is a further glazed door accessing the side porch that was once the butlers and maids entrance. With Carpeted stairs rising to the first floor landing, separate shower cubicle and doorway leading back onto the front path. From the internal hallway is access into:Kitchen/breakfast room 15' 02" x 12' 09" (4.62m x 3.89m) Vinyl flooring. Range of base level units and drawers offering worksurfaces above incorporating a stainless steel sink drainer with glazed window above to the rear aspect with a tiled sill. Recess for a free standing gas cooker. Eye level units. Large tiled recess with arch above housing the gas fired Aga. Pantry storage cupboards. Door way into:Utility room/laundry room 13' 06" x 10' 04" (4.11m x 3.15m) Tiled flooring. Double stainless steel sink with draining board to either side. Arched recess with shelving. Large worktop. Glazed window to the front aspect and doorway opening out into a covered porch with tiled roof leading to the front pathway and parking area. Wall mounted gas combination boiler. Plumbing for a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. From the kitchen is access into a large walk in larder/storage area with a small glazed window to the front aspect and doorway opening into:Family room 36' 11" x 17' 01" (11.25m x 5.21m) This area was once the stable block for the Old Vicarage and has been converted into a great family room creating an ideal living and dining space. Offering wooden flooring throughout. Three radiators. Two double glazed wooden windows to the front aspect and two double glazed wooden corner picture windows to the rear over looking the garden. Central double glazed wooden patio doors opening onto a raised decking/sun bathing area. Exposed 'A' frames and beams. 2 x Velux windows. Exposed stone wall. Door into:Bedroom 12' 10" x 8' 08" (3.91m x 2.64m) Currently being used as an office/gaming room. Wooden flooring throughout. Radiator. Half glazed door leading out onto the front pathway. Double glazed wooden window to the front aspect. Door into:Ensuite Complementary wall and floor tiling.. Dual flush low level W/c. Pedestal hand wash basin with mixer tap above. 'L' shaped bath with shower above of the mains and glazed screen to side. Ladder towel rail. Loft access. Velux window. Returning to the reception hallway is a carpeted turning staircase leading to....First floor landing Carpet. Loft access. Radiator. Glazed arched window to front aspect. Doors opening into....Bedroom 1 16' 0" x 11' 11" (4.89m x 3.65m) Double glazed window to the side overlooking the garden, radiator, dado rail, picture rail, carpet, door to the en-suite.En-suite Panelled bath with dual shower over and glazed screen to side, high flush w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, complimentary wall and floor tiling. Extractor fan. Towel rail.Bedroom 2 11' 2" x 7' 5" (3.42m x 2.27m) Carpet. Glazed window to the side, vanity unit with integrated sink with drawers below.Bedroom 3 15' 9" x 12' 1" (4.81m x 3.69m) A spacious, dual aspect room with double glazed windows to the rear and side, carpet, radiator, fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below, door to en-suite.En-suite Panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen to side, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c, complementary wall and floor tiling, window to side, extractor fan, towel rail.Bedroom 4 15' 10" x 13' 7" (4.83m x 4.16m) Carpet. Dual aspect room with three glazed windows to the rear and side, radiator, dado and picture rail, television point, Fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below. Door to en-suite.En-suite Cubicle with shower over and glazed bi-fold door, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, complimentary wall and floor tiling. Extractor fan, ladder, towel rail. Returning to first floor landing, glazed door leading to corridor and back landing with carpet, glazed window to front aspect above second stairwell. Doors opening into....Bedroom 5 10' 05" x 9' 08" (3.18m x 2.95m) Carpet. Electric radiator. Glazed window to the front aspect. Fitted wardrobe with dressing table to side with drawers below and mirror above. Dado rail and picture rail. Door into:Ensuite Complimentary wall and floor tiling. Obscure glazed window to front. Feature original 'The Metropolitan Wash Down Closet'. Pedestal hand wash basin. Shower cubicle with glazed sliding doors and tiled surrounds and splashbacks and shower above of the mains. Extractor fan. Ladder towel rail. Tiled surrounds and splashbacks.Bedroom 6 15' 10" x 13' 7" (4.83m x 4.16m) Carpet. Glazed window to the rear overlooking the garden, dado and picture rail, television point. Fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below. Door to en-suite.En-suite Cubicle with shower over and glazed bi-fold door, low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, complementary wall and floor tiling. Ladder, towel rail, extractor fan.Bedroom 7 16' 03" x 11' 07" (4.95m x 3.53m) Carpet. Radiator. Fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below. Glazed window to the rear aspect. Dado rail and picture rail. Door into:Ensuite Tiled flooring. High level W/c. Pedestal hand wash basin. Bath with shower above of the mains and glazed screen to side. Glazed window to the side aspect. Tiled splashbacks and surrounds. Ladder towel rail. Extractor.Bedroom 8 12' 3" x 11' 3" (3.74m x 3.44m) Glazed window to the front, radiator, television point, built in wardrobes, door to en-suite.En-suite Cubicle with shower over, low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, wall and floor tiling.Outside The property is accessed via a private driveway which opens out into a large area of gravelled parking for many vehicles. Within this parking area is access to:Garage 19' 00" x 7' 05 " (5.79m x 2.26m) Metal up and over door. 2 x double glazed windows to the side aspect. With patio doors opening to the rear. Access intoside storage area 19' 00" x 7' 02" (5.79m x 2.18m) Glazed window to front aspect and double opening wooden doors to the rear. From the gravelled parking area is a path around to the front and side of the property which leads to the front and side porches.The front garden provides a high degree of privacy and is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed by a number of specimen shrubs, plants and trees. This area was once a tennis court. The garden extends around to the side of the property and again is mainly laid to lawn which incorporates a circular patio area. This area of the garden again offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion. From the side area, it then extends around to the rear which has been gravelled and there are two sheds in this area. Leading out of the family room via the central patio doors is a large area of decking which creates the ideal sunbathing or Alfresco dining area. Steps from the decked area onto the rear lawn. From the side area of decking is access into the rear of the garage along with access back around to the front.Council tax and business rates The owners accommodation Council tax banding is A. The business rates for the hotel is currently £8,000 p.a. And the future projection from the government website is that for 2023 the business rates will be £7,400 p.a.

Built in circa 1859. Once the Vicarage for St Johns in the Field. This grand detached home is entered into the market for the first time in 53 years. Currently run as a successful guest house the property would create a great family home. Offering many original features throughout. Viewing is advisedSt ives In recent years St Ives has become one of Europe's premier holiday destinations, famed not only for its beautiful beaches and coastal paths but also for the maze of narrow, cobbled streets packed with restaurants, galleries, cafés and local bars that all lead down onto the picturesque harbourside. There are five sandy beaches, including neighbouring Carbis Bay, three of which are award-winning, blue flag beaches; the coastal paths provide a treat for walkers and bird-watchers alike. The town is also renowned for its artist community; many artists live in and visit St Ives because the light is said to be special. There are galleries, art shops and artistic inspiration all over the town including the Tate, and the Barbara Hepworth museum and sculpture garden. The town has a lovely mix of smaller, independent shops and high street stores. There is a Co-op for groceries or an out-of-town Tesco some 2 miles away.The St Ives Bay Railway Line runs around the coast and is a beautiful route. Trains to St Erth meet the main line and connect to other Cornish towns and to Plymouth, Reading and London Paddington and to cross-country services to Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.Newquay Airport is less than an hour away with routes to UK and Irish airports as well as European destinations.The property Both St. John's in the Fields' Church and the Vicarage were built by W. F. May Construction, of silvery granite and with a slate roof. Construction of the church was commenced in 1857 and completed in 1858. The final design for the Vicarage, also by renowned local architect Jas P. St. Aubyn, was completed in 1859 and the property was constructed shortly thereafter. The original plan of the ground floor now hangs in the back hallway and clearly shows the Gig house which was never constructed. The old Vicarage was abandoned temporarily whilst new owners were sought and was even occupied by squatters for a short while until being sold for £7,500 to Mr. & Mrs. Sykes who were seeking to expand on their success with a guest house in Carbis Bay. Thus the Old Vicarage Hotel came into being in 1970. The property was completely renovated, including the installation of full central heating and complete redecoration but the charm and features of the late 19th Century were skilfully retained. Despite recent surrounding residential development as St. Ives grew to encompass the Old Vicarage, the secluded and peaceful wooded grounds provide ample parking and a buffer from the hustle and bustle of modern life.Entrance The property is accessed via a private driveway which leads into a large gravelled parking area with pathway leading to:Reception room Double glazed front door leading into a spacious reception conservatory. With ornate tiled flooring. Full double glazed surrounds. Exposed granite stone wall with glazed window to the reception hall. Original feature solid wooden door opening into:Reception hall Ornate tiled flooring. Radiator. Impressive turning staircase leading to the first floor landing with an under stairs storage cupboard. Wall mounted fire alarm control panel. Glazed door into internall hallway. Doors opening into:Bathroom Tiled flooring. Mid level W/c. Wall hung vanity hand wash basin. Twin gripped panel bath with shower above of the mains. Glazed screen to side and tiled splashbacks and surrounds. Radiator. Glazed window to the front aspect.Reception room 15' 08" x 11' 08" (4.78m x 3.56m) Currently being used as an honesty bar for the guests to use. Carpet. Radiator. Feature granite fireplace with mantle above. Picture rail. Glazed window with wood panelling below overlooking the garden.Guests living room 19' 00" x 15' 07" (5.79m x 4.75m) Carpet. 3 x radiators. Double aspect glazed windows to the side and rear aspect with wood panelling below overlooking the garden. Feature stone fireplace with mantle above and brass surround.Dining room 21' 01" x 15' 07" (6.43m x 4.75m) Carpet. Two radiators. Picture rail. Glazed bay window to side aspect with wooden panelling below. Feature stone fireplace with mantle above. Returning to the reception hall. Glazed door opening into the internal hallway offering doors opening into:Separate W/C Carpet. Low level W/c. Vanity hand wash basin set into worktop with tiled splashbacks. Extractor fan.Office/storage room 12' 11" x 6' 09" (3.94m x 2.06m) Carpet. Fitted wardrobe. Glazed window to the front aspect. Wall hung hand wash basin.Bedroom 11' 05" x 10' 09" (3.48m x 3.28m) Carpet. Radiator. Fitted wardrobe. Glazed window to the rear aspect. Wall mounted hand wash basin. Returning to the internal hallway, there is a further glazed door accessing the side porch that was once the butlers and maids entrance. With Carpeted stairs rising to the first floor landing, separate shower cubicle and doorway leading back onto the front path. From the internal hallway is access into:Kitchen/breakfast room 15' 02" x 12' 09" (4.62m x 3.89m) Vinyl flooring. Range of base level units and drawers offering worksurfaces above incorporating a stainless steel sink drainer with glazed window above to the rear aspect with a tiled sill. Recess for a free standing gas cooker. Eye level units. Large tiled recess with arch above housing the gas fired Aga. Pantry storage cupboards. Door way into:Utility room/laundry room 13' 06" x 10' 04" (4.11m x 3.15m) Tiled flooring. Double stainless steel sink with draining board to either side. Arched recess with shelving. Large worktop. Glazed window to the front aspect and doorway opening out into a covered porch with tiled roof leading to the front pathway and parking area. Wall mounted gas combination boiler. Plumbing for a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. From the kitchen is access into a large walk in larder/storage area with a small glazed window to the front aspect and doorway opening into:Family room 36' 11" x 17' 01" (11.25m x 5.21m) This area was once the stable block for the Old Vicarage and has been converted into a great family room creating an ideal living and dining space. Offering wooden flooring throughout. Three radiators. Two double glazed wooden windows to the front aspect and two double glazed wooden corner picture windows to the rear over looking the garden. Central double glazed wooden patio doors opening onto a raised decking/sun bathing area. Exposed 'A' frames and beams. 2 x Velux windows. Exposed stone wall. Door into:Bedroom 12' 10" x 8' 08" (3.91m x 2.64m) Currently being used as an office/gaming room. Wooden flooring throughout. Radiator. Half glazed door leading out onto the front pathway. Double glazed wooden window to the front aspect. Door into:Ensuite Complementary wall and floor tiling.. Dual flush low level W/c. Pedestal hand wash basin with mixer tap above. 'L' shaped bath with shower above of the mains and glazed screen to side. Ladder towel rail. Loft access. Velux window. Returning to the reception hallway is a carpeted turning staircase leading to....First floor landing Carpet. Loft access. Radiator. Glazed arched window to front aspect. Doors opening into....Bedroom 1 16' 0" x 11' 11" (4.89m x 3.65m) Double glazed window to the side overlooking the garden, radiator, dado rail, picture rail, carpet, door to the en-suite.En-suite Panelled bath with dual shower over and glazed screen to side, high flush w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, complimentary wall and floor tiling. Extractor fan. Towel rail.Bedroom 2 11' 2" x 7' 5" (3.42m x 2.27m) Carpet. Glazed window to the side, vanity unit with integrated sink with drawers below.Bedroom 3 15' 9" x 12' 1" (4.81m x 3.69m) A spacious, dual aspect room with double glazed windows to the rear and side, carpet, radiator, fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below, door to en-suite.En-suite Panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen to side, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c, complementary wall and floor tiling, window to side, extractor fan, towel rail.Bedroom 4 15' 10" x 13' 7" (4.83m x 4.16m) Carpet. Dual aspect room with three glazed windows to the rear and side, radiator, dado and picture rail, television point, Fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below. Door to en-suite.En-suite Cubicle with shower over and glazed bi-fold door, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, complimentary wall and floor tiling. Extractor fan, ladder, towel rail. Returning to first floor landing, glazed door leading to corridor and back landing with carpet, glazed window to front aspect above second stairwell. Doors opening into....Bedroom 5 10' 05" x 9' 08" (3.18m x 2.95m) Carpet. Electric radiator. Glazed window to the front aspect. Fitted wardrobe with dressing table to side with drawers below and mirror above. Dado rail and picture rail. Door into:Ensuite Complimentary wall and floor tiling. Obscure glazed window to front. Feature original 'The Metropolitan Wash Down Closet'. Pedestal hand wash basin. Shower cubicle with glazed sliding doors and tiled surrounds and splashbacks and shower above of the mains. Extractor fan. Ladder towel rail. Tiled surrounds and splashbacks.Bedroom 6 15' 10" x 13' 7" (4.83m x 4.16m) Carpet. Glazed window to the rear overlooking the garden, dado and picture rail, television point. Fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below. Door to en-suite.En-suite Cubicle with shower over and glazed bi-fold door, low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, complementary wall and floor tiling. Ladder, towel rail, extractor fan.Bedroom 7 16' 03" x 11' 07" (4.95m x 3.53m) Carpet. Radiator. Fitted wardrobe with integral dressing table with mirror above and drawers below. Glazed window to the rear aspect. Dado rail and picture rail. Door into:Ensuite Tiled flooring. High level W/c. Pedestal hand wash basin. Bath with shower above of the mains and glazed screen to side. Glazed window to the side aspect. Tiled splashbacks and surrounds. Ladder towel rail. Extractor.Bedroom 8 12' 3" x 11' 3" (3.74m x 3.44m) Glazed window to the front, radiator, television point, built in wardrobes, door to en-suite.En-suite Cubicle with shower over, low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin, wall and floor tiling.Outside The property is accessed via a private driveway which opens out into a large area of gravelled parking for many vehicles. Within this parking area is access to:Garage 19' 00" x 7' 05 " (5.79m x 2.26m) Metal up and over door. 2 x double glazed windows to the side aspect. With patio doors opening to the rear. Access intoside storage area 19' 00" x 7' 02" (5.79m x 2.18m) Glazed window to front aspect and double opening wooden doors to the rear. From the gravelled parking area is a path around to the front and side of the property which leads to the front and side porches.The front garden provides a high degree of privacy and is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed by a number of specimen shrubs, plants and trees. This area was once a tennis court. The garden extends around to the side of the property and again is mainly laid to lawn which incorporates a circular patio area. This area of the garden again offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion. From the side area, it then extends around to the rear which has been gravelled and there are two sheds in this area. Leading out of the family room via the central patio doors is a large area of decking which creates the ideal sunbathing or Alfresco dining area. Steps from the decked area onto the rear lawn. From the side area of decking is access into the rear of the garage along with access back around to the front.Council tax and business rates The owners accommodation Council tax banding is A. The business rates for the hotel is currently £8,000 p.a. And the future projection from the government website is that for 2023 the business rates will be £7,400 p.a.

No 14 Oceanview is located in the East Wing of this stunning new apartment scheme in Carbis Bay. The gated development is exclusively for the over 55's and offers the residents the luxury of concierge, residents gym, individual 'lock-up' storage for outdoor equipment and communal gardens.This two bedroom, two bathroom apartment benefits from under-floor heating, a seamless, modern Hinged kitchen fitted with Neff appliances, a choice of Quartz worktops, floor-to-ceiling picture perfect windows to capture the views but most impressive is the 917sq ft terrace overlooking the ocean; perfect for alfresco dining.The bathroom and en suite includes Duravit Basin and Vanity Units Single & Double Sinks and Duravit d-Neo wall-hung WC along with Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles. A Merlyn Walk-in Shower features in the main bathroom and the Principal Bedroom's en suite boasts a beautiful Waters Cove Back-to-Wall Bath.The apartment has an allocated parking space and a lock-up store suitable for outdoor sports equipment.Completion due Autumn/Winter 2022.Viewings for the marketing suite and viewing platform are strictly by appointment but please click on the link to watch the video fly-through.Carbis Bay is a beautiful coastal retreat and boasts of an award winning Blue Flag 2019 beach. There are an abundance of watersports including kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding. Carbis Bay Hotel has a fine-dining restaurant with views across to St Ives.The amenities on St Ives Road are only a short distance away where you will find a convenience store, cafes, restaurants, pharmacy and dental practice.Whether you stroll into St Ives along the 2 mile coastal path or take the train, St Ives offers quaint cobbled streets, stunning beaches, award-winning restaurants, art galleries and shopping to your hearts content.Approximate distances.Carbis Bay Train Station 330ftCarbis Bay Beach 0.3 milePorthkidney Beach 1.1 milesPorthgwidden Beach 2 milesSt Ives 2 milesSt Ives Head 2.2miles along sw Coast PathCornwall Airport Newquay 38 milesExeter Airport 117 milesA30 2.7 milesM5 106 milesExeter 105 miles

Stunning, 3 bedroom penthouse duplex apartment located directly on the world famous St Ives Harbour. Offering uninterrupted harbour and coastal views from the large floor to ceiling windows and bi-fold doors. Internally the property offers high specification, spacious and light accommodation arranged over 2 floors, with large open plan kitchen and living space and doors opening out to the rear balcony / garden. En-suite main bedroom with dressing room, utility room and large bathroom. Currently being used as a main home but letting figures are available. This is a unique property in one of the South West's most desirable locations.Entrance HallwayDouble glazed window to the rear with slate sill, tiled flooring, radiatorUtility Room (10' 11'' x 8' 11'' (3.33m x 2.72m))Tiled flooring, double glazed window to the side, range of units with worktop surface, plumbing for washing machine, stainless steel sink unit and drainer with taps over, cupboard housing boiler, power pointsBedroom Three (11' 9'' x 11' 2'' (3.58m x 3.40m))Double glazed window to the rear, radiator, power points, built in wardrobe housing hanging space and shelvingBathroomLuxury shower room with window to the side, stainless steel heated towel rail, close coupled WC, large walk in shower cubicle with mains connected shower inset with rainfall fixed head and detachable head, sink unit with storage drawers under. Contemporary tiled walls and floors, large panelled bath.Bedroom Two (15' 5'' x 10' 10'' (4.7m x 3.3m))Offering floor to ceiling windows affording stunning views over St Ives Harbour, power points, TV point, radiator, walk in wardrobe housing hanging space and shelvingBedroom One (19' 7'' x 15' 8'' (5.97m x 4.78m))Outstanding room offering some incredible views over St Ives harbour from the large floor to ceiling windows to the front along with one opener. Radiator, power points, steps down to dressing area with door to en-suite and door to dressing roomEn-SuiteLarge walk in shower cubicle with mains connected shower, enclosed WC, wash hand basin inset small vanity unit, contemporary tiled floor and walls, large fitted mirror, heated towel railDressing Room (31' 2'' x 20' 8'' (9.5m x 6.3m))Range of shelving and hanging spaceSecond FloorKitchen / Living / Dining Room (31' 8'' x 28' 4'' (9.65m x 8.64m))The 'Wow' factor room, possibly one of the best rooms with a view that we have seen for many years. To one side, as you come up the stairs, the whole wall is floor to ceiling windows and bi fold doors looking over St Ives Harbour and all of St Ives Bay up over to Godrevy Lighthouse. Wood burner, power points, TV point, Dining area with power points and room for dining table.Doors to the rear lead out to an amazing rear terrace 27'7 x 8'9 (8.41m x 2.67m)The kitchen comprises an extensive range of white base level units with some higher units. Central island unit with 5 ring induction hob, pull up power point tower, ceiling enclosed extractor fan, Franke stainless steel sink unit and drainer, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge freezerTenureLeasehold with new lease being drawn up with new owner.50% share of buildings insurance, maintenance shared for common partsEPCCCouncil Tax BandCurrently B - £1640.25 per year

Situated just meters from the stunning and bustling harbour of St Ives with its golden sand, plethora of restaurants and bars sits Penhaven. This beautifully refurbished four storey house with four great sized bedrooms has been restored tastefully to an extremely high standard offering stunning harbour and sea views from the 'Wow' factor living room opening out to the large balcony. With a parking space and plenty of storage, this superb property must really been seen to be fully appreciated.Large Ground Floor Store Room / Utility (14' 5'' x 16' 1'' (4.4m x 4.9m))Could be used for a car subject to planning permission: Very large room with cobbled stones flooring, plumbing and space for washing machine and dryer with the boiler, electric box. Radiator and large cage for storage (currently being used by the vendors for their own storage). This whole area could be used for storing mopeds / bikes etc and could be used for a car subject to planning permission. Door to staircase up to First FloorFirst Floor LandingBespoke hand made staircase in oak with glass inserts and stainless steel handrail. Wood flooring, door to wet room and further external door to rear gated entrance with outside showerWet Room (8' 2'' x 6' 11'' (2.5m x 2.1m))Super room with fully tiled floor and walls. Mains connected shower with rainfall head and detachable, large sink unit with storage under and large fitted wall mirror above, close coupled WC, extractor fan and window to the sideBedroom One (9' 10'' x 16' 9'' (3m x 5.1m))Lovely room with 2 sash double glazed windows to the front with window shutters and deep sills. Wood flooring, exposed granite wall, power points, freestanding roll top bath with detachable shower head, door to en-suite WC with close coupled WC and wash hand basin2nd Floor LandingOak staircase, LED lighting on the stairs, further stairs rising to 3rd floor, window to the side, door toBedroom Two (8' 2'' x 7' 3'' (2.5m x 2.2m))Sash window to the side, power points, wood flooringBathroomWindow to the rear, tiled floor and walls, sink unit, panelled bath with detachable shower head, close coupled WCBedroom Three (9' 10'' x 8' 10'' (3.0m x 2.7m))Sash window to the front with window shutters, wood flooring, power points, half dadoBedroom Four (9' 11'' x 10' 6'' (3.01m x 3.19m))Sash window to the front, exposed granite walls, wood flooring, power pointsLiving Room (17' 9'' x 18' 1'' (5.4m x 5.5m))A stunning room having 2 sets of bi-fold doors to the front opening out onto a large full length balcony offering stunning views over St Ives Harbour and all the surrounding coastline up to Godrevy Lighthouse and beyond. Wood flooring, ample power points, further window to the side and door leading to a rear balcony with views over the rooftops. The kitchen comprises a range of eye and base level modern units with 4 ring neff induction hob with neff extractor Miele double oven and grill, Corian worktop, integrated fridge freezer, ample power pointsCloakroomClose coupled WC, wash hand basin

This wonderful four-bedroom house is positioned on an elevated position in St Ives, with far-reaching views over the town and its harbour. Built in 1928 by the artist Borlase Smart, the house is a fantastic example of early modernist architecture, one of the few of this period to be found in this part of Cornwall. The house extends to over 3,100 sq ft and is surrounded by approximately a quarter of an acre of hydrangea-filled gardens. Original features have been brilliantly preserved, including its Crittall windows, tiled windowsills and ornate fireplaces. There is also a brilliant studio space found in the garden, as well as a garage.The ArchitectRobert Borlase Smart (1881 - 1947) was known principally as an artist and was a founding member of the St. Ives School following his return from the First World War. He contributed much to the town, serving on the Home Guard and on the Town Council as leader of the Sea Scouts. He also contributed to Western Morning News and Illustrated Western Weekly News from 1901 to 1913 as an arts editor and critic.The artistic community enjoyed his ongoing support, particularly after he established the St. Ives School of Painting in the historic Porthmeor Studios in 1938. He was a proponent of both traditional and modern approaches to art, forging relationships with Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth and Peter Lanyon, inviting them to exhibit their work alongside his in his Porthmeor studio. The Penwith Gallery was built in his honour for his contribution to Cornwall’s modern art movement.Smart moved to St Ives in 1919 to occupy a studio, and in 1928, he built Bishops Road. With its large expanses of glass, the house celebrates the incredible sea views he spent much of his time painting.The TourEntry to the house is into a wide entrance lobby lined with terracotta tiles, which leads into the open-plan kitchen and dining room. This has been clad in wooden boards set behind a combination of freestanding units and white cabinetry with wooden worktops. A warming wood-burning stove can be found in the fireplace. From here, a door opens straight onto the terrace with views over the planted borders to the sea.A reception hall leads to a library where incredible Crittall windows bathe the room in light, and a Crittal door opens to the south-east facing garden. One wall is lined with built-in bookshelves, while the floors are the original narrow wooden boards.The sitting room lies on the eastern side of the house. A wonderful space, it has another wall comprising three large and original Crittall windows. Panelling has been applied to the ceiling, and a big sculptural fireplace has a working fire. Through two decorative arches lies the sunroom, where Crittall doors open straight into the south-facing garden.An original wooden staircase, which is now painted white, ascends to another wide corridor with sweeping views over the harbour and the sea. There are four bedrooms on this floor, although they are currently set up as three bedrooms with a useful study. The principal suite unfolds over one-half of this floor; in the large dual-aspect principal bedroom, floors have been painted black and contrast with the white walls. This, in turn, leads to the study, which opens into the bathroom. Here, original black brick tiles line the walls, and a chrome rainfall shower head has been fitted above the bath.At the other side of the house is another generous double, this time with a large en suite bathroom with a fantastic checkerboard floor. There is another bedroom with an en suite bathroom also on this floor.In the garden, a playful octagonal outbuilding provides studio space for the house. There is also a garage.Outdoor SpaceThe house is surrounded by an unusually large garden of approximately a quarter of an acre. On an elevated position in St Ives, the sun terrace at the front of the house enjoys expansive views over the town's rooftops, harbour and the sea. It is possible to see weather fronts rolling in and incredible sunrises and sunsets from this spectacular vantage point. The garden is full of beautiful mature shrubs, plants and trees, with plenty of shady spots to replenish after a long day in the Cornish sun.The AreaThe house is in a fantastic position in St Ives, an area which has long been associated with artists attracted by the evocative Atlantic light, the sea and the historic architecture, including its 20th-century school of sculptors, painters and ceramicists. As a result, St Ives has many galleries, from the Tate, the Penwith Gallery, the wonderfully preserved Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, and Leach Pottery, as well as many smaller, independent galleries including New Craftsman Gallery and Anima Mundi.The town is full of fantastic eateries, cafes and independent shops, including the newly opened wine bar and coffee shop St Eia, serving natural wines and small plates, Little Palais, which again offers low-intervention wine and cocktails, and tasty seafood at Porthmeor Beach Café.It is also home to an array of beautiful beaches and rambling walks. While Porthmeor is probably its busiest, there's a smaller cove on The Island, a stretch of headland crowned by a chapel and complete with fishing-themed tiles by Bernard Leach. The 630-mile South West Coast Path also runs through St Ives and offers fantastic walks in both directions. Heading west leads to the pretty village of Zennor and further to the Penwith peninsula. East leads towards Portreath and Newquay.In terms of transport links, there are direct trains from Paddington to nearby St Erth in under 5 hours, and another connecting train from there to St Ives in 10 minutes. The house is a short drive from many other popular parts of Cornwall, from the Helston River to Penzance and Falmouth, to name a few.Council Tax Band: G

**open house on Saturday 7th January (By Appointment Only)**No expense has been spared to create one of the most luxurious and an energy efficient home in Cornwall. The property benefits from solar panels, air source heating, a mechanical heat recovery system, all of which places the home as an EPC rating: A.This stunning five bedroom home is set in the most idyllic part of Cornwall, St Ives. The home build was completed just 4 weeks ago and the quality of finishing inside and out is truly remarkable. There is a double garage, beautifully landscaped gardens, a large gated private driveway and the home is just a ten minute walk to the beach.Please contacts Damion Merry for more information on

This exquisite duplex apartment in the luxury Oveanview development is located in an enviable spot, with the best views over the Bay. With the benefit of two parking spaces, concierge, residents gym, soft landscaping and lock-up storage area for sporting equipment, this apartment offers the ultimate lifestyle.The lift brings you to the entrance level of the apartment. Here the principal bedroom boasts stunning views, balcony, en suite and dressing area. There is also the second bedroom with access onto the balcony, family bathroom and storage cupboard.The upper level accommodates the utility room, WC and the impressive open-plan kitchen and living area, leading to another balcony with far-reaching ocean views.This two bedroom, two bathroom apartment benefits from under-floor heating, a seamless, modern Hinged kitchen fitted with Miele appliances, a choice of Quartz worktops and floor-to-ceiling picture perfect windows to capture the views.The bathroom and en suite includes Duravit Basin and Vanity Units Single & Double Sinks and Duravit d-Neo wall-hung WC along with Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles. A Merlyn Walk-in Shower features in the main bathroom and the Principal Bedroom's en suite boasts a beautiful Waters Cove Back-to-Wall Bath.Completion due Autumn/Winter 2022.Viewings for the marketing suite and viewing platform are strictly by appointment but please click on the link to watch the video fly-through.Carbis Bay is a beautiful coastal retreat and boasts of an award winning Blue Flag 2019 beach. There are an abundance of watersports including kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding. Carbis Bay Hotel has a fine-dining restaurant with views across to St Ives.The amenities on St Ives Road are only a short distance away where you will find a convenience store, cafes, restaurants, pharmacy and dental practice.Whether you stroll into St Ives along the 2 mile coastal path or take the train, St Ives offers quaint cobbled streets, stunning beaches, award-winning restaurants, art galleries and shopping to your hearts content.Approximate distances.Carbis Bay Train Station 330ftCarbis Bay Beach 0.3 milePorthkidney Beach 1.1 milesPorthgwidden Beach 2 milesSt Ives 2 milesSt Ives Head 2.2miles along sw Coast PathCornwall Airport Newquay 38 milesExeter Airport 117 milesA30 2.7 milesM5 106 milesExeter 105 miles

A three bedroom, lateral, penthouse apartment that will not cease to impress you. The approach is through the gated entrance to your two allocated parking spaces, where your private lift takes you straight to your apartment.On entering the property, the welcoming lobby takes your eye straight to a picture window view of the terrace and the ocean beyond. Once inside, the open plan kitchen & living room arrangement offers exquisite accommodation with floor to ceiling windows leading onto the large terrace with another opportunity to admire the splendid views over Carbis Bay.The penthouse is equipped with underfloor heating and video door entry systems, The fully stocked kitchen boasts an array of Gaggenau appliances, a stunning Hinged Apex Painted Kitchen and Neolith Stone Worktop. Early reservations will allow for a choice of colours and finishes. The penthouse also has the convenience of a utility room and separate WC.All three bedrooms offer the luxury of an en suite bathroom, with the principal bedroom and second bedroom are afforded more ocean views.The en suite bathrooms are fitted with Duravit d-Neo wall mounted WCs and Duravit basin and vanity units with Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles. The principal en suite showcases a Waters Cove Back-to-Wall Bath but each en suites offers the convenience of a Merlyn Walk-in shower.The property is due for completion in autumn/winter 2022. Viewings are strictly by appointment but please click on the link to view the fly-through..Carbis Bay is a beautiful coastal retreat and boasts of an award winning Blue Flag 2019 beach. There are an abundance of watersports including kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding. Carbis Bay Hotel has a fine-dining restaurant with views across to St Ives.The amenities on St Ives Road are only a short distance away where you will find a convenience store, cafes, restaurants, pharmacy and dental practice.Whether you stroll into St Ives along the 2 mile coastal path or take the train, St Ives offers quaint cobbled streets, stunning beaches, award-winning restaurants, art galleries and shopping to your hearts content.Approximate distances.Carbis Bay Train Station 330ftCarbis Bay Beach 0.3 milePorthkidney Beach 1.1 milesPorthgwidden Beach 2 milesSt Ives 2 milesSt Ives Head 2.2miles along sw Coast PathCornwall Airport Newquay 38 milesExeter Airport 117 milesA30 2.7 milesM5 106 milesExeter 105 miles

Lot 1 (Guide price £3,750,000: Gonwin Manor & Primrose Cottage.Gonwin Manor is approached via attractive electric gates leading to a paved driveway with a turning and parking area. First impressions are superb, with the attractive and symmetrical façade of the house creating a grand sense of arrival with the sound and view of the sea in the background.An extensive refurbishment of the property has been commission by the current owners, and the attention to detail is immediately noticeable upon entry to the house with a large entrance hall with vaulted ceiling giving access to the principal reception rooms. The house is incredibly light thanks to the numerous large sash windows and glass doors throughout the ground floor.The Charles Yorke bespoke designed kitchen is of exceptional quality, fitted with the latest appliances including a Sub Zero fridge freezer unit with a wine fridge as the centrepiece. There is also a multi-function oven and anaga, and the central island has a wonderful and unique curved work top that draws the eye towards the floor to ceiling windows giving uninterrupted views over the garden towards the coast. There is a dining area and an open plan sitting area at one end of the room, creating a very social space ideal for families.On the first floor, the dual aspect principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and its own balcony terrace positioned on the side of the house with some of the finest sea views from the entire property. There are two further immaculately presented bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The second floor space has been maximised by creating an open plan sitting room, bedroom and en suite shower, all finished to an exacting standard. The sea views from the second floor are incredible and there is access to a balcony. This area is ideal for older children and could be reconfigured as two bedrooms if required.With separate access from the main drive, and sitting neatly within its own garden, Primrose Cottage provides excellent ancillary accommodation to the main house and also income potential from either holiday lets or long terms lets. It consists of two bedrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor and an open plan kitchen / living room on the first floor, along with a balcony terrace enjoying a stunning outlook.There are landscaped gardens with a sunken fire pit and barbecue area which provides an ideal space for outdoor dining without detracting from the sea views from the house. Beyond this the lawns slope down towards thecoastal path, which is nicely hidden from sight from the house. The grounds for Gonwin Manor and Primrose Cottage extend to around 2.76 acres.Lot 2 : Gonwin Manor Cottages (Available at a guide price of £3,250,000) Gonwin Manor Cottages is a selection of six holiday lets with planning permission for change of use to residential (Planning reference: PA21 / 12074), and a commercial building currently rented to a local business. The cottages are all finished to a high standard and provide a significant yearly income. Further information available from the agents upon request.Carbis Bay is situated on the north coast of Cornwall and in recent years has become one of the most sought after coastal locations in the country, and sits between the harbour town of St Ives and the Hayle Estuary.St Ives is bordered by three stunning sandy beaches which are often voted among the best in the British Isles, for both family beachgoers and surfers alike. The large swathes of sand and rolling waves from the Atlantic create a stunning backdrop for Gonwin Manor.The town itself is home to the landmark Tate St Ives Gallery and the famous Barbara Hepworth Museum and is a big draw for artists from across the country thanks to the inspiring scenery surrounding it. As well as being famous for its winding cobbled streets, St Ives also has a fantastic selection of restaurants, pubs and cafes. Including the award winning Porthminster Beach Café, which is a short walk from Gonwin Manor.Less than a mile from Gonwin Manor, in nearby Lelant, is a spectacular links golf course with views over the Hayle Estuary towards Godrevy Lighthouse.A branch railway line links Carbis Bay and St Ives with the main London to Penzance line at St Erth, which is about 2.5 miles from the propertyCouncil Tax Band: H

Available as a whole or in two lots: Gonwin Manor is approached via attractive electric gates leading to a paved driveway with a turning and parking area. First impressions are superb, with the attractive and symmetrical façade of the house creating a grand sense of arrival with the sound and view of the sea in the background.There are six holiday cottages with separate access providing a significant income. Planning permission has been granted for change of use to residential. Planning reference: PA21 / 12074. The cottages are all finished to a very high standard and provide a significant yearly income. Further information available from the agents upon request.An extensive refurbishment of the property has been commission by the current owners, and the attention to detail is immediately noticeable upon entry to the house with a large entrance hall with vaulted ceiling giving access to the principal reception rooms. The house is incredibly light thanks to the numerous large sash windows and glass doors throughout the ground floor.The Charles Yorke bespoke designed kitchen is of exceptional quality, fitted with the latest appliances including a Sub Zero fridge freezer unit with a wine fridge as the centrepiece. There is also a multi-function oven and an aga, and the central island has a wonderful and unique curved work top that draws the eye towards the floor to ceiling windows giving uninterrupted views over the garden towards the coast. There is a dining area and an open plan sitting area at one end of the room, creating a very social space ideal for families.On the first floor, the dual aspect principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and its own balcony terrace positioned on the side of the house with some of the finest sea views from the entire property. There are two further immaculately presented bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The second floor space has been maximised by creating an open plan sitting room, bedroom and en suite shower, all finished to an exacting standard. The sea views from the second floor are incredible and there is access to a balcony. This area is ideal for older children and could be reconfigured as two bedrooms if required.With separate access from the main drive, and sitting neatly within its own garden, Primrose Cottage provides excellent ancillary accommodation to the main house and also income potential from either holiday lets or long terms lets. It consists of two bedrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor and an open plan kitchen / living room on the first floor, along with a balcony terrace enjoying a stunning outlook.There are landscaped gardens with a sunken fire pit and barbecue area which provides an ideal space for outdoor dining without detracting from the sea views from the house. Next to the cottages is a stone pathway leading to a stunning decked terrace over the lake, with seating for al fresco dining. From here there are magnificent far reaching views over St Ives Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Beyond this the lawns slope down towards the coastal path, which is nicely hidden from sight from the house. The grounds extend to around 5 acres.Carbis Bay is situated on the north coast of Cornwall and in recent years has become one of the most sought after coastal locations in the country, and sits between the harbour town of St Ives and the Hayle Estuary.St Ives is bordered by three stunning sandy beaches which are often voted among the best in the British Isles, for both family beachgoers and surfers alike. The large swathes of sand and rolling waves from the Atlantic create a stunning backdrop for Gonwin Manor.The town itself is home to the landmark Tate St Ives Gallery and the famous Barbara Hepworth Museum and is a big draw for artists from across the country thanks to the inspiring scenery surrounding it. As well as being famous for its winding cobbled streets, St Ives also has a fantastic selection of restaurants, pubs and cafes. Including the award winning Porthminster Beach Café, which is a short walk from Gonwin Manor.Less than a mile from Gonwin Manor, in nearby Lelant, is a spectacular links golf course with views over the Hayle Estuary towards Godrevy Lighthouse.A branch railway line links Carbis Bay and St Ives with the main London to Penzance line at St Erth, which is about 2.5 miles from the property