NEW TO THE MARKET
Sanderling, Dennis Lane, Padstow
£1,4500,000
A beautiful detached house with stunning water views, tucked in a peaceful spot near the Camel Estuary.
A superb example of coastal architecture, Sanderling sits proudly above the Camel Estuary, quietly watching over the water. This impressive residence enjoys a wonderfully elevated position, allowing incredible views across to Rock and Porthilly, as well as the rolling hills that hug the sides of the winding estuary. Sanderlings classic interior comfortably houses four bedrooms, however planning permission has been granted to create a fifth bedroom in the roof space, enhanced by an incredible balcony with 180-degree views of the estuary.
There is a sense of calm and tranquillity at Sanderling. The generous proportions of the hallway hint at what is to come, whilst at the same time, the house maintains a homely feel. Double doors lead you into an elegant living room, where the curve of the impressive frontage is really on show. Large, panoramic windows open out onto wooden decking, perfectly placed to watch all activity on the water. The flow of the ground floor continues through open, flexible spaces, currently set as a morning room and dining room, which lead through to the light and bright kitchen, replete with large range cooker. A wonderful coastal palette runs throughout this generous house, evoking happy memories of days at the beach and time spent with loved ones.
The tasteful decoration continues on the upper floor, where the four bedrooms sit around a spacious landing. The impressive master en-suite room has mesmerising views over the estuary, framed beautifully by the gentle curve of the building’s frontage. This floor houses a family bathroom, separate shower room, as well as two ensuites, all of which have appealing proportions and have benefitted from elegant modernisation. Sanderling enjoys wonderful gardens to both the front and rear of the property. The garden to the front is a wonderful mix of winding paths and glorious coastal planting, which frames the front of the house with colour, whilst the rear garden is a peaceful haven of greenery, with mature shrubs and established trees.
