Nestled on the outskirts of the bustling coastal town of Looe and within striking distance of the sublime Cornish coast is this well-presented accommodation, Trezelah.
This elevated position all-ground-floor abode which is accessed via an inclined path and steps is perfect for a couple or a small family seeking a traditional break to the seaside, with a vast array of attractions and activities to suit all ages.
Be welcomed into the sitting room, boasting a real home-from-home ambiance, where a woodburning stove rests in the corner, creating the perfect setting for unwinding into your evening during a winter’s evening.
Joining this space is the dining area, inviting you and your loved ones to gather together to plan the next day’s adventure whilst tucking into a home-cooked meal that was prepared within the kitchen.
Step into the kitchen, boasting all the essential appliances to assist you in your self-catering requirements, whether it be a picnic for the beach or a delicious evening meal.
As the evening draws to a close, look forward to drifting off to the evening’s embrace within one of the well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a double bedroom and a single bedroom each designed with a tranquil ambiance to wake up to each morning.
Concluding the interior is a superb family bathroom, boasting a bath and a separate walk-in shower, allowing you to choose how to best prepare for your day.
To the outside, there is an enclosed garden area where your canine companions are welcome to roam freely, whilst you soak up the coastal setting with a cup of tea during a summer’s morning.
For all amenities, a licenced beach bar and bistro lies just a couple of minutes’ walk from the property or a scenic car journey will take you to the bustling town of Looe, complete with a selection of bars and restaurants, as well as a shop for picking up the essentials.
Just a mile and a half from the property is the award winning restaurant and takeaway The Coddy Shack and just 3.7 miles from the property is the traditional Farm Shop Tredinnick.
After exploring the winding streets and alleyways, head to the harbour and soak up the sun at the beach, boasting an expanse stretch of sand and opportunities for swimming.
For those wishing to explore the coast, Seaton is a 365 day, dog friendly beach, and is just 3 miles along the coastal route or a 5-mile drive.
Walk along the South West Coastal path to admire the scenery further or for a unique experience explore the Eden Project and Heligan gardens, Trezelah is an outstanding retreat for a family holiday to Cornwall.