Pentire Penthouse

The highlights

• Stylish circular penthouse with stunning views across Fistral beach.
• Sleeps up to ten people in 4 Zip & Link Super Kingsize beds plus 2 extra single beds
• Huge open-plan living area on top floor with wrap around balcony.
• Large hot-tub sits on the outside terrace.
• Private underground parking.
• Newquay is just a 15-minute walk away, with St Ives and Padstow also nearby.
• Located right on the South West coast path and its 630 miles of stunning walks.

You should know

• A car is probably necessary should guests want to visit St Ives, Padstow etc.
• Two of the bedrooms each have one additional bed space (a bed in a box ottoman in one and a sofa bed in the other) which can be made up for an additional charge.

The detail

Enjoy stunning views across the internationally acclaimed Fistral Beach at Pentire Penthouse, a chic and elegant circular apartment.This unique property sleeps up to ten people in four double bedrooms that use cleverly designed zip and link beds to ensure maximum flexibility. Located right on the coastal path close to the Cornish town of Newquay, the penthouse is set across two floors and mixes contemporary style with retro design; without neglecting any homely touches.

The upper level houses the impressive open plan living area, with its floor to ceiling windows. It is light and airy, but also has comfy sofas and leather armchairs to make it the perfect retreat whatever the weather. The kitchen is fully equipped should guests want a simple cosy dinner, or a party, and the dining table sits up to ten people.

Downstairs houses the four large bedrooms, all with their own bathrooms, while a further two people can be accommodated if required. There is also private underground parking. Outside the large balcony wraps itself around the apartment and is home to the huge hot-tub, as well as having plenty of areas for sunbathing or evening drinks. This is where the views across to Pentire head can also be taken in.

The town of Newquay and its array of bars, shops and restaurants is just a 15-minute walk away, or go south and take a stroll along the dunes and golden sands of National Trust owned Crantock Beach. Famed for its surfing, a visit to North Cornwall would not be complete without taking to the waves and with several schools on hand, there is everything on offer to cater for absolute beginners right up to seasoned pros.

For those whom walking is more of their thing, the South West coast path is literally on the doorstep and stretches 630 miles around the West Country coastline. Near Fistral is the River Gannel and West Pentire, where the wildlife is plentiful and there are numerous spots to enjoy the view, or enjoy a summer picnic. Fellow coastal gems of St Ives and Padstow are just a short drive away, as is the Minack Theatre - a beautiful coastal amphitheatre built into the rock and jutting out over the sea.

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