This stunning Victorian detached house in central Falmouth boasts a prime location with sea views, a large garden, and ample parking for three cars. The property, which dates back to the mid-1800s, has undergone significant restoration work, including the installation of a new central heating system, bespoke wooden double-glazed windows, and doors throughout. The interior features exposed wooden flooring, sash windows, and original shutters, as well as a magnificent south-facing tower with floor-to-ceiling sash windows. The property has four double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with views of Pendennis Castle and the sea, and a spacious kitchen/dining room with French doors leading out to the garden. The garden itself is a highlight, with a south-facing paved sun terrace, a large level lawn, and steps down to a lower garden with a garden shed and shrubbery. The property also features a blue plaque commemorating the artist Sophie Gengembre Anderson, who lived in the house from 1894-1903. With its unique blend of history, charm, and modern amenities, this property is a rare find in the heart of Falmouth.