Perfectly positioned in a lovely valley on the seaward side of Carbis Bay, close to the beach, the St Ives scenic railway and a network of wonderful cliffside walks, this stunning first floor two bedroom apartment offers an ideal base for a young family or couple on a romantic escape to the Cornish coast.
Its clever open plan design makes the most of the sea views from most rooms and the private balcony, the living area consist of an open plan sitting and dining area, with triple aspect windows, oak flooring and a door leading on to the balcony, the panoramic views from here stretch right across Carbis Bay out to St Ives and beyond, relax on a large sofa with three seats and two tub armchairs and enjoy watching the wonderful changing-colours of the ocean or enjoy the entertainment package on the large smart Freeview television, the dining area is perfectly located within the spacious living area, to take in the lovely sea views whilst you enjoy your meal, an oak table with six matching chairs are provided for your comfort, just off the dining area the separate contemporary kitchen, located to the side of the property, has wonderful sea views through a large window and sliding patio doors, with access to your private balcony, ideal for dining alfresco with the beautiful ocean as a backdrop, it is well -appointed with everything you need for a week’s holiday.
An added bonuses with Gwinear is both bedrooms enjoy wonderful sea views, so you can relax watching the ocean, the master super king bedroom also boasts its own private en-suite shower room, the second room is fitted with twin beds, however the choice is yours as both bedrooms zip and link beds can be arranged as desired on request, there is plenty of storage space with both rooms offering a large fitted wardrobe and a chest of drawers, you’ll find a family bathroom conveniently located off the hallway next to both bedrooms.
A seaward facing balcony, accessible from living area and kitchen, is a wonderful space for enjoying an alfresco meal, a table and four chairs are provided, relax with a drink watching the sun set over the bay, At the end of the drive you can join the coastal path which goes to St Ives, via Carbis Bay Beach, this secluded bay is perfect for trying water sports, its turquoise waters have a blue flag award and lifeguards look after the beach at peak times, so the family can enjoy safely swimming and surfing in the Cornish waves, if you continue along the cliff path to St Ives you’ll find a beautiful traditional Cornish fishing village, it has a wonderful collection of unique shops, narrow cobbled streets, cafes and restaurants to discover, St Ives is also home to The Tate Gallery and is renowned for it’s art world wide.
Further afield, St Michaels Mount near Penzance is just stunning, set on it’s own magical island, a walk out to this stunning attraction at low tide is a memory that you’ll never forget, after a visit to Land’s End as you drive back to Penzance don’t miss out on seeing on of the country’s most beautiful outdoor theatres, The Minack is actually set dramatically on the edge of a Cornish cliff, near St Austell Cornwall’s Eden Project is world famous for it’s glorious enclosed rainforest, just one of Cornwall’s glorious gardens, if you love history a visit to Pendennis Castle in Falmouth with an ice cream watching the yachts and liners in the harbour is a sight to delight.
If you’re after a holiday relaxing watching the ocean from the moment you wake, to your last sip of wine as the sun sets, then Gwinear is ideal.