This substantial period home, known as The Hill House, is a semi-detached property built in 1917 and situated in an elevated position overlooking the East Looe River and countryside. The property retains many original features, including tall ceilings, panelled internal doors, and a neutral décor throughout. The ground floor features a beautifully floodlit entrance hall, a sitting room with a floor-to-ceiling bay window, and a dining room with tall alcove units. The kitchen is located at the rear of the property and has a selection of fitted units. The first floor has a principal bedroom with a bay window, three further bedrooms, each with an ensuite shower and wash basin, and a main bathroom. The second floor has three more bedrooms, one of which stretches the full width of the house and is currently used as an office. The property has a southwest-facing terrace, a rear courtyard, and a large parking area that can accommodate four to five cars. The property is located within walking distance of Looe's amenities, including shops, cafes, and restaurants, and is a great base for exploring the surrounding coastline and countryside.