This 18th century Cornish serpentine stone cottage, known as Higher Roskorwell, is a charming and characterful property situated on the cliffs above the old fishing village of Porthallow. The cottage has been extended to its current size and features a spacious hall with original slate floor and washing copper, as well as a kitchen/diner with country-style units and a freestanding electric cooker. The property also boasts a bathroom with a refurbished cast iron claw-foot bath and a dual aspect living room with a stone inglenook and a multi-fuel stove. The first-floor landing has three bedrooms, including one with far-reaching sea views, and a shower room. The property also features a large south-facing garden with topiary, mature shrubs, and trees, as well as a garage with power, shower room, and kitchenette. With its stunning views, characterful features, and rural location, Higher Roskorwell is a unique and desirable property.