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Do you have a floor plan layout for this beautiful house

5 years ago

Contemporary Replacement Dwelling, Sennen Cove · More Info

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Laurence Associates
5 years ago
Hi Elaine

This stunning clifftop house is currently being let as a holiday home via Perfect Stays; floor plans and additional photos are available on their website https://www.perfectstays.co.uk/property/gwel-an-treth/

Kind regards

Laurene Associates
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