Harbour Point
Under Offer
The Boathouse at Cutter Lane
Deep-water mooring at the end of the garden. That is the whole pitch.
Price
$2,150,000
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Interior
1,930 sq ft
Lot
Waterfront plot
Built
1936
A working boathouse until 1971, converted twice since and thoroughly the second time. What makes it is not the building — it is the deep-water mooring at the end of the garden, which is transferable and, at Harbour Point, close to unobtainable.
The ground floor is a single room with the original slipway doors reglazed and opening onto a small stone terrace at the water. Bedrooms are above, reached by a stair that was clearly built by a boatbuilder.
Under offer. Back-up interest is being registered.
What the house has
Transferable deep-water mooring at the garden edge
Original 1936 slipway doors, reglazed
Open-plan ground floor with stone waterside terrace
Three bedrooms over two upper floors
Boat store and workshop
Within the Harbour Point conservation area
Two minutes from the village
Your contact
Harriet Vance
Founding Partner
Viewings run seven days a week, including at low tide by request.
Photographed at two tides
The Address
Harbour Point
A working harbour that quietly stopped working.
Nineteenth-century chandleries and sail lofts, most of them converted in the last fifteen years, wrapped around a deep-water basin that still holds a dozen fishing boats. You buy here for the walk-everywhere life: bakery, boatyard, two restaurants that stay open through winter. Ceilings are high, windows are original, and every listing needs a proper damp report.
Cutter Lane, Harbour Point
Walkable village · 1 hr 25 to the airport
