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Flat
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for sale
£ 250,000
New
2 Bedroom Flat
Callington
· 2 Bedrooms · Flat
Callington · 2 Bedrooms · Flat
SUMMARY *An Unparalleled Opportunity to Acquire a Waterfront Residence with Breathtaking Panoramic Views on Plymouth Hoe's Prestigious Grand Parade - Offered with the Advantage of No Onward Chain!* LOCATION The Hoe, Plymouth, is an iconic and cherished landmark, renowned for its stunning panoramic views across Plymouth Sound, a natural harbour of immense beauty and historical significance. This expansive, mostly flat, public space offers a dramatic and picturesque setting that has captivated visitors and residents for centuries. Characterised by its wide promenade, the Hoe provides an ideal location for leisurely strolls, enjoying the fresh sea air, and taking in the breathtaking vistas of Drake's Island, Mount Edgcumbe, and the vast expanse of the English Channel. It's a place where the city meets the sea in a truly spectacular fashion. The Hoe is steeped in history, famously being the location where Sir Francis Drake was playing bowls when news of the approaching Spanish Armada arriv
SUMMARY *An Unparalleled Opportunity to Acquire a Waterfront Residence with Breathtaking Panoramic Views on Plymouth Hoe's Prestigious Grand Parade - Offered with the Advantage of No Onward Chain!* LOCATION The Hoe, Plymouth, is an iconic and cherished landmark, renowned for its stunning panoramic views across Plymouth Sound, a natural harbour of immense beauty and historical significance. This expansive, mostly flat, public space offers a dramatic and picturesque setting that has captivated visitors and residents for centuries. Characterised by its wide promenade, the Hoe provides an ideal location for leisurely strolls, enjoying the fresh sea air, and taking in the breathtaking vistas of Drake's Island, Mount Edgcumbe, and the vast expanse of the English Channel. It's a place where the city meets the sea in a truly spectacular fashion. The Hoe is steeped in history, famously being the location where Sir Francis Drake was playing bowls when news of the approaching Spanish Armada arriv
£ 250,000