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Nestled between the ancient Engine house and contemporary Chestnut clad Beach House is Number One Penventon a small bungalow built around 1980. Being so close to the beach, the current owners have kept a simple beach hut style of décor, an eclectic mix of contemporary, shabby chic and nautical, with wooden floors throughout . It is Ideal for families, for days on the beach and wonderful walks along the South West Coast path. Inside, the property feels larger than it appears from the exterior as there is an annexe which can be used as a quiet area. It has a shower, separate toilet and utility room in it, also a sofa bed. There is a private parking and garden. The rest of Cornwall with its fabulous beaches, gardens and entertainment venues are easily accessible from Porthtowan. But, but you may just want to stay put once you are there.
Located in Truro, this vacation home is on the beach. East Pool Mine and Gwennap Pit are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Wheal Coates Tin Mine and Truro Cathedral. West Cornwall Adventure and Enys Gardens are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
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A superb three-storey house resting in St. Ives, Cornwall. Open-plan. Sea views. Near a beach. Freestanding bath. Penzance 8.3 miles.
Located just a short distance from the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac and the beautiful cove of Port Gaverne, Magpie ...
This family friendly, country cottage enjoys distant sea views and serves as the perfect escape for exploring the stunning Cornish coast ...
Excellent house in Padstow. Two-storey. Estuary views. En-suite bathroom. Sky TV. WiFi. Garden. Decked area. Coast and amenities 5 min walk.
A stunning, bespoke eco-friendly home nestled in the quaint village of Sennen. Underfloor heating. 4 x Smart TVs. Enclosed garden with ...
A contemporary, semi-detached property, resting in the village of Praa Sands, Cornwall. Beachfront location. Stylish interior. Woodburning stove. Marazion 4.6 miles; ...
Stunning coastal cottage with an elevated position in the idyllic, Cornish village of Constantine Bay, near Padstow. WiFi. Open-plan living. Sunny ...
This is a beautifully presented lodge situated on the St Day Holiday Park in St Day, Cornwall. Hot tub. Open-plan living. ...
7 The Nest is a special property, set within a private, gated road an a recently converted clay dry, part of ...
Stylish three-storey townhouse with stunning river views in Plymouth, Devon. Close to shops, restaurants and coastal path. Parking. WiFi.
A beautiful barn conversion resting in St Erme near Truro, in Cornwall. Off-road parking. Woodburning stove. Reverse-level. Lovely country views. Truro ...
A stunning, three-bedroom farmhouse enjoying sea views in Bollowal near St Just, Cornwall. Luxury. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Cinema room. Sea views. ...
This fabulous beach house is situated directly on the beach and is the perfect family bolt hole for families and couples ...
A superbly appointed accommodation resting on the outskirts of Portscatho. Shared swimming pool. WiFi. Pet-friendly. Towan Beach 1.1 miles; St Mawes ...
The cottage is positioned just a hundred yards from the town s harbour, shops and restaurants, with some of the best ...
An incredible front line detached residence with terraced garden, hot tub and superb views of Porthminster Beach, St Ives Harbour and ...
A stunning eco-home surrounded by picturesque countryside views in the remote village of Sennen, Cornwall. Open-plan. Car port parking. Balcony. Near ...
Simply stunning Cornish retreat with superb views across Falmouth Bay over St Just in Roseland, this is the absolute perfect choice ...
This stunning, semi-detached, three-storey cottage rests in Port Isaac, Cornwall. Woodburning stove. Sea views. Close to beach. Close to amenities. Private ...
Think rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.