What is described as the largest duplex apartment in the south of Cornwall is on the market for £1,775,000 - making it Falmouth's most expensive property for sale right now on Zoopla.
The Queen Mary Road property in Falmouth, listed by Jackson-Stops, is described as a "spectacular" residence.
Originally two separate units, they were combined by the current owner and transformed into a six bedroom duplex.
The apartment has engineered oak flooring throughout, underfloor heating, and three balconies providing views over Falmouth Bay.
The sitting room and principal bedroom offer balconies with undisturbed views of the bay.
A third balcony is accessible from the main suite. This latter room, measuring 18-foot square in area, boasts a dressing area and an ensuite.
The suite features a spa bath, two wash basins with vanity units, a low-level WC, a bidet, and a spacious shower cubicle with a rainforest shower.
The kitchen is bespoke, furnished with Siemens appliances including a refrigerator freezer, four-ring hob with extractor hood, two ovens, dishwasher, and a wine fridge.
In addition to the principal suite, there are two guest suites and five other rooms that can accommodate a variety of needs - from sleeping to working or living spaces.
The agents have said: "The property boasts uninterrupted south-facing sea views out over Falmouth Bay and the award-winning Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth’s premier seafront location.
"Falmouth is a colourful and bustling town, both a yachting haven and home to one of the world's largest and most beautiful natural harbours."
King Charles Primary School and Marlborough School are 0.4 miles away, while Falmouth town and Custom House Quay are 0.4 and 0.6 miles away respectively.
Although it is the most expensive property in Falmouth on Zoopla, it is beaten in price by one other property in the town that is currently up for sale and listed on Rightmove.
The newly built waterfront house West Bay, in Maenporth Road, is for sale with a guide price of £4,500,000.
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