Beach House Chic

Mawgan Porth, Cornwall

Sleek, modern home in Mawgan Porth offering fab sea views and all the comforts you need for an enjoyable stay.

Sleeps 8
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms

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from £1995 per week

Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 7 nights

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The highlights

Super-stylish holiday home overlooking the sea in Mawgan Porth.
When the sun is shining you can dine alfresco on the balcony whilst taking in the spectacular views.
The garden features a BBQ, firepit and outdoor lounge furniture, so you can socialise long into the night, staying cosy and warm with your loved ones.
You're nicely placed to explore all that Cornwall has to offer.
There’s a convenience store to pick up essentials in Mawgan Porth village, as well as pubs and a fish and chip shop to grab an easy bite to eat.
A travel cot and high chair is available for little ones on request (cot linen not provided).

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You should know

You’ll approach this exclusive development via a private drive with allocated parking spaces for two cars.
There’s an electric car charger.
This home is set across two levels with internal stairs which may be unsuitable for guests with restricted mobility.
Three of the bedrooms are on the ground floor and the last bedroom is on the first floor.
The living room has a flueless faux log fire so no need to worry about bringing firewood.

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The detail

Looking for a contemporary Cornwall retreat with a view? Then this high-tech showstopper of a home, perched just moments from sandy Mawgan Porth beach in an exclusive development fringing Newquay, should suit you to a tee.

Sunny mornings call for lazy coffees on that south-facing balcony leading off from the open concept living space to catch a glimpse of the sea. Meanwhile, little ones and furry friends can run off some energy on the lawns below, all under your watchful gaze.

When the sea finally lures you in, spend your days exploring the awesome coastal path that leads to Newquay, Padstow and beyond (it goes right past here) or learning to surf down at the beach – it’s just 150 metres from your door. And you can easily wash down sandy surfing paraphernalia and paws with that hot après-surf shower when you head home.

Then all that’s left to do is fire up the barbecue (make sure to pick up some locally caught seafood) and spill out onto the alfresco sofa area with sundowners – the views of the surrounding valleys are magnificent. Then keep the night flowing around the firepit or head back indoors to hunker down for a cosy film night – there’s a swish cinema projector ready to roll.

Cornwall is a magical place of myths and legends that has some of the most beautiful beaches in the southwest, if not the country. Porthcurno Beach is a particular highlight with its Caribbean like waters, and we're also sure you'll love the hidden oasis of Whitsand Bay and the pristine white shores of Kynance Cove.

Cornwall is also home to the fishing town of St Ives, which is a centre for modern and abstract art and home to artists such as Dame Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson. If you're interested in horticulture, you'll love the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the space age "biomes" of the Eden Project, full of plants from around the world. Rich in industrial history, too, the county's old mining areas have now been designated a Unesco World Heritage Site.