The property
This tastefully presented house positioned alongside the harbour with sea views and set within the coastal town of Porthleven,will suit families, friends or couples looking to enjoy this popular coastal hot spot.
Arranged over three floors with a ground floor open plan living area boasting fabulous views across the harbour, the bedrooms are arranged over the first and second floor, with a family bathroom on the first floor.
There is a small terrace for alfresco dining, however you will be spoilt for choice of outdoor dining experiences in this vibrant seaside village, with harbourside pubs and eateries galore to tempt your tastebuds!
Porthleven retains much of its traditional charm and character with its impressive granite pier and clock tower.
Explore the National Trust coastline along the footpaths - a walker's paradise!
Guests will enjoy exploring the coast in both directions, rich in bird life.
Ramble past the fresh water lake of Loe Bar or the shingle beach from Porthleven Sands to Gunwalloe Beach and Church Cove.
With a bustling atmosphere all year round, this charming almost timeless hot-spot destination, renowned for its Food Festival, offers several fabulous gastro restaurants including Rick Stein, a good choice of inns, several local bakeries, cafes and a delicatessen all within a level walk.
Sea Star makes a perfect choice for a coastal break at any time of year.
Accommodation
Over three floors. Four bedrooms: 2 x double . 1 x twin, 1 x children’s bunk. Bathroom with bath, shower over and WC. Separate WC. Open plan living room with kitchen and dining area.
About the location
PORTHLEVEN
Helston 3 miles; Penzance 10 miles; Hayle 11 miles; St. Ives 17 miles; Falmouth 17.5 miles.
Porthleven is one of south west Cornwall’s hidden, coastal gems, located near Helston, famous for its annual Flora Dance Festival. Situated between Lizard Point and Land’s End, Porthleven retains the feel of a traditional Cornish fishing village, enjoying uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean and the beautiful Cornish coastline. The iconic clock tower sits on the harbour entrance and the pubs, shops, cafés and restaurants cluster around the historic picturesque inner harbour, where there is plenty of boating and marine activity. With a warren of streets lined with classic Cornish, granite cottages, an extensive beach manned with lifeguards, the chance for alfresco dining in one of a number of well reviewed restaurants, and crabbing off the harbour, there are plenty of activities for the whole family to enjoy, all year round. Porthleven is building a reputation for eating out with a popular food festival established in the spring. Out of season, Porthleven has one of the best surf breaks in the country where you can sit down and get lost for hours watching the energetic surfers riding the waves. There are some fabulous hidden coves along this stretch of coastline, including Praa Sands, Poldhu Cove, and Rinsey, a magical setting for the more energetic. You may have even seen pictures of Porthleven on television, being one of the best spots in the UK for storm watching, with the crashing winter waves often being used as the backdrop to weather forecasts. Walkers will enjoy the South West Coast Path, adventuring west past Rinsey Head with spectacular views, or south across Loe Bar to Penrose Estate with its National Trust cafe, and on to Gunwalloe Church Cove. Take a trip to the Isles of Scilly by boat or plane and marvel at the display of sub-tropical gardens at the stunning Tresco Abbey. The Eden Project near St. Austell offers an interesting day out. Porthleven is the ideal base for discovering the delights of west Cornwall and the Lizard Peninsula.
Region Information
Note: Bunk room can be made up on request
