A small plot of land with views of a renowned surf beach in Cornwall is on the market for £395,000. The 2,260-square-foot (210-square-meter) site overlooks Polzeath Beach, a popular destination for surfers and holidaymakers on the north Cornish coast.
The property includes a 'modest shack,' a wooden cabin, a gazebo-style structure, a decking area, and picnic tables. Marketers highlight the development potential of the site, noting that any new construction would require planning permission.
The land is situated next to The Galleon Beach Cafe and currently hosts a C-Skins wetsuit hire company outlet, though the business is not part of the sale. A spokesperson for John Bray Estates, the real estate agency handling the sale, described the plot as "well-positioned" and "embedded in the fabric of one of Britain's best-loved surf villages."
Polzeath is known for its scenic beauty and attracts numerous surfers and visitors each summer. The area has also been a holiday spot for notable figures, including former Prime Minister Lord Cameron and his family, and actress Helena Bonham Carter.
Lord Cameron, who has been observed bodyboarding at Polzeath Beach, owns a holiday home in the nearby village of Trebetherick. The South West Coast Path runs behind the plot, offering access to the beach and surrounding coastal routes.
The property is being offered on a 997-year leasehold. The estate agency suggested that a "creative mind and the right planning consent" could lead to a unique development on the site, noting it "punches far above its square meterage in both character and position."