Stratton Creber are delighted to present to the market, this striking Grade II listed property occupies a prime position in Padstow’s sought-after old town, just moments from the bustling harbour, cafés, and restaurants.
Formerly run as a successful bed and breakfast, Cross House is rich in character, with an abundance of original features and a sense of historic grandeur extending across its three storeys and approximately 3,275 sq ft of accommodation.
The property showcases a wealth of period charm, including tall sash windows, timber flooring, intricate detailing, and impressively vaulted ceilings throughout. One of its most distinctive features is the elevated front garden, which enjoys lovely views across the town. In addition, the rare benefit of two off-road parking spaces further enhances its appeal.
Internally, the accommodation is both generous and versatile. The ground floor hosts two spacious reception rooms, each filled with natural light and offering attractive outlooks over the rooftops towards the Camel Estuary in the distance.
The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, leading to two well-proportioned reception rooms, along with a WC and access to the upper floors via a light-filled staircase. From the stairwell, there is access to the kitchen and the first of the double bedrooms, complete with an en suite shower room. A utility and boiler room are also located on the ground floor, along with access to the rear of the property. In total, the house offers eight bedrooms, seven of which benefit from en suite facilities, arranged across the ground, first, and second floors.
Cross House presents an attractive and balanced façade, occupying a prominent corner position at the junction of Cross Street and Church Street. The property has undergone significant renovation, offering an exciting opportunity for further enhancement.
This property benefits from mains water, gas, electricity, and drainage. EPC Rating - E, Current Council Tax Band - F. This property is currently of residential status but subject to Cornwall Council enquiries, could be converted to business again.
Situated within Padstow’s conservation area, the house is just a short stroll from the harbour, boutique shops, and a renowned selection of cafés and restaurants. These include Paul Ainsworth’s Michelin-starred No.6, the popular Prawn on the Lawn, and Rick Stein’s celebrated seafood restaurant.
Padstow itself is a charming and historic fishing town on Cornwall’s north coast, surrounded by areas of outstanding natural beauty. A variety of sandy beaches lie within 2–4 miles, while the acclaimed Trevose Golf and Country Club is also close by.
The town offers everyday amenities including a supermarket and a well-regarded primary school. For a wider range of facilities, the nearby market town of Wadebridge, approximately 7 miles away, provides shops, supermarkets, schools, a sports centre, and a cinema. Bodmin Parkway, around 20 miles distant, offers mainline rail connections, while Newquay Airport is approximately 14 miles away.
