Downderry Lodge is a unique and exceptional detached property built around 1890, situated on a cliff top with breathtaking sea and woodland views. The property was originally a seaside retreat for the Port Eliot Estate and was the summer residence of the Earl of St. Germans. The home features two elegant reception rooms, a large kitchen/breakfast room, and a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom, library, and dressing room. The second floor includes two double en-suite bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a 3-bedroom family bedroom. The property boasts a private pathway to a secluded beach and access to the South West Coast path. The interior features beautiful bespoke joinery, oak cabinets, and granite worktops, as well as a slate-tiled terrace and ornate wisteria-clad loggia. The property's design takes full advantage of its stunning views, with many rooms featuring large sash windows and balconies.