A 4 bedroom family home, with the accommodation flipped to take advantage of the sea
views. The first floor open plan living space has large glazed areas and opens up to the front balcony and
rear garden, and raised rear garden.
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Main Contractor:
A D Williams (more) |
Contract
Sum:
£580,000
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Responsibilities: Architect/Contract Administrator |
Clients: Private |
Sustainabilty
Credentials: Air Source Heat Pump
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Energy Efficiency Rating:
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C rated
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Contract Period:
10 months
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General Construction:
Cavity Block and Steel Frame |
Environmental Impact (CO2) rating:(more)
C rated
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Penrich
The property lies on the Beach Road at Constantine Bay and forms a part of the wholly residential
development which has taken place in the latter part of the last Century. The previous bungalow, whilst built
in the 1980s to a design very prevalent in North Cornwall in the 1970s, was one of a pair constructed amongst
an area of two storey buildings, some with a loft storey above.
The purpose of the development of the property was to replace the rather dull and inadequate
accommodation with a residence that suits the modern lifestyle of the client and takes advantage of the sea
views that were not available to the previous bungalow. The materials used reflect the local vernacular of
white painted rendered walls under a slate roof but with a contemporary mix of glass and cedar boarding to
add distinction.
The ground floor accommodation comprises the entrance hall and stair, utility and wet room which
have a separate entrance and access to the rear garden, the master bedroom suite, guest bedroom suite, two
family bedrooms, bathroom, and den. The first floor is open plan under the roof with substantial glazed
screens giving superb sea views and a bridge access to the private rear decked garden
space.
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