Wake up to panoramic Atlantic views at this impressive duplex penthouse, which occupies a prime position directly on Perranporth Beach. The five-bedroom home is ideal for a memorable north Cornwall escape with family or friends, with days filled with sand, sea and countryside adventures right on tap. The location really is unbeatable, with Perranporth’s shops, restaurants and coast path within 150 metres.
The apartment occupies the third and fourth floors, with access via an internal staircase and a lift that serves every floor of the building. On the fourth floor is the spectacular open-plan living area where you’ll spend much of your time. It has floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors that flood it with natural light. After days out in the fresh air, get comfortable on the U-shaped sofa, perhaps watching something on the Smart TV. There’s a ten-seater dining table prepared in the modern, light grey kitchen. A separate snug with another Smart TV and an Xbox provides an alternative spot to unwind. This floor also has one bedroom containing a double bed with a single bed above, plus a regular bunk room and a bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Head downstairs to find the other bedrooms – a sea-view super-king-size bedroom with an en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and WC, plus two further doubles with doors opening onto the terrace. These are served by another family bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Outside, the balcony is a wonderful place to spend time, with a large sofa and daybed. At ground level, you’ll find surfboard storage, an outside tap for washing away salt and sand and a shared outdoor shower. You’ll have designated secure parking for two cars, and from the car park entrance a shared footpath leads to the beach.
There’s plenty to tempt everyone in your party, whether you fancy exploring Perranporth’s wild cliffs, sweeping hills and hidden caves on foot or swimming in the natural open-air tidal pool (0.5 miles) at low tide. For a scenic walk follow the coastal path south towards St Agnes (0.5 miles) and the clifftop ruins of Wheal Coates mine (5.5 miles), passing quiet bays along the way. Or, head north and you’ll reach the year-round surf breaks of Fistral Beach (7 miles) and Watergate Bay (10.5 miles).