Soak up some spectacular views from this chic third-floor penthouse sitting directly above Perranporth Beach, where you’ll be met with outstanding vistas across three miles of sand and the sea from the moment you step inside. Sleeping six people across three bedrooms, it's perfect for families or groups who are looking for an apartment with the wow factor to call home while they discover Perranporth's beach, shops and restaurants together. Take a surf lesson at the beach school on Perranporth's famous surf break, explore the dramatic caves along the coastal path at low tide, or tee-off at Perranporth Golf Club and enjoy a round of golf with some fabulous Atlantic views. In the evening, come home to sink into the sofa on the balcony and watch the sun turn the dunes from gold to amber.
Pull into your private parking spot (there’s room for two cars) and take the lift up to the third floor. Step inside and you’ll find a chic open-plan living room/kitchen/diner with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing spectacular views of the full sweep of Perranporth Beach. Whip up your favourite dishes in the kitchen area and share a casual meal with your loved ones at the dining table. Afterwards, step out onto the main balcony, take a seat on the outdoor sofa, pop open a bottle of something fizzy, and watch the stars come out over the Atlantic. When the day is done, three lovely bedrooms are waiting for you - a master with a super-king-size bed, an en-suite shower room and a sliding door leading onto a second sea-view balcony, a super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom (can be converted into a twin on request), and a handy king-size. A sleek family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the layout.
Stroll ten metres down the footpath and you’ll find yourself on three miles of glorious sand at Perranporth Beach. Book a surf lesson at the school at the far end of the bay, or take a dip in the natural tidal pool that appears at the foot of the cliffs at low tide – it’s one of Cornwall's best-kept secrets. Alternatively, follow the South West Coast Path south to the dramatic heritage coastline at St Agnes (5 miles), where the clifftop ruins of Wheal Coates stand above the sea and the cove at Trevaunance is a favourite with swimmers and kayakers.