Escape in style to this beautiful ground-floor apartment in a striking complex of homes inspired by the great ocean-going cruise liners. Sitting directly above Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth, it sleeps four people across two bedrooms, and is perfect for small families or groups of friends who are looking for a sleek and stylish apartment to call home while they discover the extraordinary harbour and heritage of one of Cornwall's finest towns. Hire a paddleboard or kayak on Gyllyngvase Beach and explore the turquoise coves along the coast towards Maenporth (2 miles). Or climb up to the battlements at Pendennis Castle and you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views across the harbour entrance all the way to the Roseland Peninsula. In the evening, come home to stretch out on a sun lounger on your patio, pour yourself a glass of something fizzy, and let the sound of the sea do the rest.
Pull up in your private parking spot and step inside your light and bright apartment. You’ll find a gorgeous open-plan living/kitchen/dining space with subtle coastal-themed design features throughout, and large patio doors that frame a glimpse of the sea. Whip up some dinner in the sleek kitchen area and share a relaxed meal at the elegant dining table. Alternatively, step outside onto the chic, glass-fronted patio and dine alfresco while the sound of the sea floats up from the beach. Afterwards, wait for the stars to come out, or gather around the stylish electric fire in the lounge area and flick on the Smart TV for movie night. When the day is done, two bedrooms await - a king-size master with an en-suite shower room, and a super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom that can be arranged as a twin on request. Both bedrooms boast sea views. A stylish family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the layout. In the morning, step out onto the patio to enjoy your coffee and then head straight down to Gyllyngvase Beach for a morning swim.
Head straight out onto Gyllyngvase Beach (30 metres) and hire a paddleboard or kayak, or head to Falmouth Harbour (1 miles) and catch the ferry across to St Mawes (5 miles by ferry) to explore its castle, which was built by Henry VIII. On your way home, stop off in Falmouth (1 mile) to visit the National Maritime Museum and treat yourself to an elegant dinner in a harbourside eatery.