A Truely Cornish Seaside Lifestyle

Overlooking the beautiful waters of Whitsand Bay, Downderry is a summer favourite for many kinds of water sports, including swimming, sea canoeing, sailing, windsurfing and fishing. It is still a working fishing village, so you can purchase mouth-wateringly fresh crabs and lobsters locally.

During the rest of the year, Downderry returns to peace and tranquillity, enabling relaxation and escape from the hustle and bustle of today’s demanding lifestyle.

Simply take a stroll along the quiet beach, visit the Inn on the Shore for a drink or something to eat from the menu, or treat yourself to a meal at the superb blue plate Restaurant in the village centre, where you can enjoy delicious fresh local produce.

The village also has a post office and general stores, and a small primary school with less than 100 pupils. There are five further primary schools less than five miles away and secondary schools are at East Looe, Liskeard and Torpoint.

Convenient

Treliddon Heights is within easy reach of a wide variety of leisure activities. There are several golf clubs close by at Whitsand Bay, St. Mellion and Looe.

Plymouth City has now become recognised as one of the UK’s most important water sports centres, hosting a number of world class yachting events, and the sheltered waters of Plymouth Sound, Torpoint and the River Tamar offer superb sailing in beautiful surroundings. The National Marine Aquarium and the Plymouth Theatre Royal are close to the city centre.

The superb Cornish coast and countryside are literally on your doorstep. Tucked away you will find charming little villages with friendly local pubs, harbours steeped in smuggling legends, hidden coves and creeks and beautiful broad sandy beaches. There is the whole of the South West Coastal Footpath to explore, the Camel Trail cycleway to enjoy and just across the border in Devon, Dartmoor offers 365 miles of glorious uninterrupted walking, with its high tors, sheltered valleys and ancient prehistoric remains.

Travel connections are excellent. Plymouth is reached via the A38 across the Tamar Bridge, or via the Torpoint Ferry. From Plymouth the intercity train to Paddington takes approximately 3.5 hours. Plymouth also has an airport, and an international ferry port with regular sailings to France, Spain and Ireland. Intercity trains can also be caught at Liskeard in Cornwall. The nearest main line station is in the picturesque village of St. Germans 5 miles distant.

A website is currently being created for this development and a link will appear here soon. If you would like a brochure to be sent to you, please telephone our site office during the day. You may also request a brochure by email at:

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10 year NHBC Warranty (valid from date of completion of construction. This is not the same date as that of purchase. Please ask for specific information). Visit Midas Homes and register interest in a house on this development (Click Here) The Sales and Marketing Suite is open 7 days a week, 11am – 5pm, off Charter Way, Liskeard, Cornwall. Contact the Sales Advisor on 01579 345494. Alternatively please email sales@midashomes.com.

General Specifications

1. Doors – (Light Ash/Beech) or similar
2. Architraves/Skirting – Light Wood to match door/frames or painted.
3. Furniture – Brushed Stainless Steel.
4. Windows – UPVC, Energy Efficient Double Glazed Units.
5. Ample Power, BT & TV sockets throughout all apartments.
6. Satelite & Other I.T. Services available via BT Connections.

Kitchens

1. Fully Fitted Modern Style Kitchens
2. Integrated Appliances
3. Dishwasher
4. Fridge/Freezer
5. Oven/Hob
6. Extractor
7. Integrated Ceiling & Task Lighting

Bathrooms

1. Ceramic tiling to walls
2. White Sanitary Ware with Wash Hand Basin, W.C. and Bath.
3. Chrome Fittings/Taps Including Shower Unit.
4. Chrome Towel Rail Feature.

Liskeard is an Ancient Stannary Town, originally called “Liscarret” and was one of the holdings of the Count of Mortain when it was recorded in the Domesday Book. It recieved its first charter in 1240 from Richard, Earl of Cornwall who was a brother of Henry III and held Launceston Castle at that time. Liskeard is close to the coast with the popular resorts of Looe and Polperro being only a short drive away with beautiful coves and coastal walks close to hand. A single line train service runs from Liskeard to Looe along the scenic woodland and riverbanks of the Looe Valley. About 14 miles to the east is the picturesque Tamar Valley which runs down to Plymouth in Devon which hosts a modern shopping center and several attractions of National importance. To the north of Liskeard lies the vast expanse of Bodmin Moor well known for it’s rugged, wild beauty throughout the seasons. Less then an hour away is the spectacular north coast of Cornwall with many long sandy beaches with clean bathing water which are popular with surfers and watersport enthusiasts. Surrounding Liskeard are some stunningly beautiful locations when you just need to get away from it all. Siblyback Lake offers trout fishing and sailing facilities, while places like Golitha Falls offer peaceful woodland and riverside walks and picnic areas. The main London to Penzance railway and the A38 road pass through Liskeard making the town particularly accessible. Liskeard has many Victorian style shops in it’s center but also has it’s own Supermarket and DIY superstores within easy reach on the outskirts. Liskeard also boasts a well equiped Leisure Center and Swimming Pool. Facilities in Liskeard include:

1. Primary and Secondary education.
2. Community Hospital with In-Patient wards, Out-Patient Clinics, Minor Injury Unit and X-Ray.
3. Public Libuary.
4. Restaurants.
5. Churches
6. Local and National Bus Services
7. Scheduled Rail Services.

Close to main bus routes, rail links and the A38 trunk road, all destinations are within easy access. Plymouth City Centre is only 15 – 20 minutes away, yet open countryside and riverside walks are very close by. The South Coast of Cornwall has some very beautiful beaches popular with Local Surfers and Walkers which are just 20 -30 minutes drive from Saltash. The River Tamar provides sheltered waters for fishing and sailing with a designated watersports area for Wakeboarding and Water skiing just up the river. Golf Courses are also close to hand with St.Mellion and The China Fleet Club being only a few miles away. Specifications:

1. Gas Central Heating
2. Double Glazed Windows
3. Fitted Kitchens (Specification may be customised with early reservation)
4. Oven and Hob
5. Extractor Unit
6. Washer/Dryer
7. Fitted Bathroom
8. Each Apartment has it’s own parking bay in the front courtyard.
9. Landscaped and Planted Communal
10. Garden to the rear of the property.