Stay with friends or family at this charming home overlooking the seas off Porthleven and enjoy its cosy cottage atmosphere, suntrap patio garden and a delightful sunroom with a balcony overlooking the ocean.
Recently refurbished through with two tastefully decorated bedrooms located on the ground floor, a king-size and a double room, finished in a neutral and grey colour palette creating a peaceful ambience. There’s also a convenient cloakroom on this level. Upstairs, another tranquil king-size bedroom continues the calming aesthetic. Opposite, an inviting lounge beckons with its low window and comfortable seating. At the rear of the cottage, there’s a stunning open-plan kitchen/diner equipped with everything you need to prepare delicious meals. Natural light fills the space through the connected conservatory, where a spacious dining area awaits. French doors lead to a stunning garden space. Raised on a mezzanine level and accessed via stone steps, the pebbled patio and built-in BBQ area create an idyllic setting for memorable al fresco dining. The contemporary tiled bathroom completes the internal layout. The real highlight of this property is the wonderful sunroom across the road. With plenty of comfortable seating and a glass-fronted balcony overlooking the beach and the sea, it offers the perfect vantage point to admire the panoramic seascape.
The harbourside heart of Porthleven lies 0.5 miles from your door, offering a delightful array of restaurants and cafes where you can savour delicious coastal cuisine and explore the historic granite harbour. Discover the beauty of Porthleven Beach, stretching for three miles. At low tide, take a stroll to Loe Bar and the Penrose Estate, immersing yourself in the natural beauty of the area. For a day of family fun, head to Flambards Theme Park, 3.5 miles away. Experience the exhilaration of the rollercoasters and delve into a remarkable life-size Victorian Village. Uncover the magical island of St Michael’s Mount, topped with its majestic castle. Reach this enchanting destination by crossing a tidal causeway from Marazion (9 miles) at low tide.