4 Tywarnhayle Square, Perranporth is a beautifully refurbished three-storey apartment just moments from one of Cornwall's most spectacular beaches. The modern kitchen on the first floor features sleek contemporary styling with integrated appliances including an electric oven and grill, induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. A dining table with folding extensions seats up to five, with extra chairs tucked beneath the stairs. The bright second-floor living room welcomes you with comfortable sofas, an armchair and Smart TV with Freeview, whilst large windows frame views across the town towards the coast.
The first-floor bedroom offers flexible family accommodation with a triple bunk (double below, single above), complete with wardrobe and chest of drawers, whilst the peaceful master bedroom upstairs features a king-size bed, dressing table and hanging rail, all bathed in natural light. A contemporary shower room on the first floor provides a walk-in shower, heated towel rail and storage cabinet. The property includes an allocated parking space in the public car park directly outside, with access via three front steps and two internal staircases.
Picture barefoot breakfasts before racing down to the golden sand, salt-kissed afternoons riding Atlantic rollers, then wandering back through the square as the sun dips low. Lazy evenings might mean firing up the barbecue at a beachside café, exploring the town's independent shops, or simply sinking into the sofa upstairs whilst the Sound of waves drifts through the window.
4 Tywarnhayle Square, Perranporth places you in the heart of Cornwall's most beloved beach town, with Perranporth's magnificent five-kilometre stretch of golden sand less than a two-minute stroll away. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (4 km) offers award-winning farm experiences featuring guided tours through the orchards, vintage tractor rides and tastings of their renowned apple-based products. Newquay Zoo (10 km) delights visitors with diverse animal exhibits from around the world, important conservation projects and engaging educational programs perfect for family days out. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (18 km) brings Cornwall's rich tin mining heritage to life through fascinating guided tours of the working museum and captivating educational exhibits at this award-winning site. The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Pentewn (25 km) enchant all who visit with their magical restoration story, diverse plant collections spanning continents, thriving wildlife habitats and beautiful woodland walks through this extraordinary Victorian estate.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's treasures scattered across the dramatic landscape. The legendary Jamaica Inn at Bolventor on Bodmin Moor (48 km) invites you to explore its fascinating smuggling museum, enjoy hearty traditional meals and perhaps stay overnight in this atmospheric coaching inn steeped in literary history. Tanglewood Wild Garden in Newbridge (50 km) offers a tranquil escape with enchanting woodland trails winding past unique sculptures and serene ponds, creating the perfect setting for peaceful contemplation. The quirky MAD Museum in Fowey (53 km) captivates curious minds of all ages with its interactive mechanical art and design exhibits, showcasing ingenious kinetic sculptures and mesmerising moving contraptions.
The elegant cathedral city of Truro sits 12 kilometres away, where Georgian architecture frames cobbled streets lined with independent boutiques, excellent restaurants and regular farmers' markets celebrating Cornwall's finest local produce, whilst the magnificent cathedral towers above it all. Meanwhile, Padstow is a 26-kilometre drive. This famous harbour town draws food lovers from across the country to its Rick Stein restaurants, fresh fish merchants and wonderful waterfront dining, alongside beautiful sandy beaches at nearby Hawker's Cove and the scenic Camel Trail cycling route.
