Tavern Barn, Fowey, Cornwall, PL23

Wonderfully presented 3 bed semi detached house located in Fowey, Cornwall

Comprised of:
Warm and welcoming entrance hallway
Well-appointed kitchen with base and wall units
Spacious and cosy living room
Generously sized master bedroom
Two additional good sized bedrooms
Bathroom with three-piece suite

Additional features:
Freehold
Additional storage space
EPC Rating: E
Council tax band: A
Private garden

Fowey is a picturesque and historic harbour town located on the south coast of Cornwall, England. Nestled on the western banks of the River Fowey, this charming town is known for its stunning natural beauty, maritime heritage, and vibrant arts scene. Fowey has long been a favorite destination for sailors, artists, and tourists, offering a tranquil yet lively atmosphere with plenty to see and do.

The town is characterized by its narrow, winding streets lined with an eclectic mix of old fishermen’s cottages, Georgian townhouses, and independent shops. Fowey’s steep streets lead down to the bustling quayside, where colourful boats bob in the water and ferries shuttle passengers across the river to the neighbouring village of Polruan. The harbour is the heart of the town, and it’s a lively spot, particularly during the summer months when yachts and pleasure boats fill the waters.

Fowey’s rich literary history is another draw, most notably its connection to the famous author Daphne du Maurier, who lived in the area and found inspiration for many of her novels here. The annual Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature celebrates this connection and brings a vibrant cultural scene to the town.

Surrounding Fowey is some of Cornwall’s most stunning scenery. The South West Coast Path passes through the town, offering breathtaking coastal walks with views over rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and sandy beaches. The nearby Readymoney Cove is a popular spot for swimming and picnics, while the larger beaches of Polkerris and Par Sands are just a short drive away.

Fowey’s maritime heritage is still very much alive, with sailing being a central activity in the town. The Fowey Regatta, held each August, is one of the highlights of the year, attracting sailors and visitors from all over the country for a week of racing, festivities, and fireworks.

The town has a good selection of pubs, restaurants, and cafes, many of which serve fresh, locally sourced seafood. Whether dining with a view of the harbour or enjoying a cream tea in a cozy cafe, Fowey’s culinary scene is sure to delight.

Accessibility to Fowey is primarily by road, with the town being a short drive from the A38, which connects to the wider road network across Cornwall and Devon. Despite its relatively remote location, Fowey’s charm and beauty make it a popular destination for both tourists and those looking to settle in a peaceful coastal community.

Overall, Fowey is a quintessential Cornish town that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, making it a truly special place to visit or live.


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