Red Rails, Newquay welcomes you into a dazzling open-plan living room, kitchen and dining space that fills with light from huge sliding doors. The glossy kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar, flows effortlessly into a dining table set for ten guests, perfect for shared meals after a day on the sand. Relax on inviting sofas in front of a contemporary wood burner, or switch on the TV for a cosy night in, all set against a backdrop of bold Art Deco styling and sweeping Atlantic views beyond the glass balustrade.
Step outside onto the expansive balcony, where picnic benches and chairs invite you to soak up the sea views, while the large, hedge-enclosed garden below offers a sheltered spot for barbecues and games on the lawn. Five bedrooms sleep up to ten guests: two king-size rooms in the main house (one en-suite), a super-king zip-and-link room, and a bunk room share a stylish bathroom, while the separate Hideaway annexe offers a private king-size retreat with its own mini-kitchen and wet room. Private parking for three cars sits alongside additional on-street spaces nearby.
Picture mornings spent watching surfers carve through the waves at Fistral Beach, coffee in hand on your sun-drenched balcony. Days drift between sandy adventures, coastal walks, and lazy afternoons in the garden, while evenings bring the crackle of the wood burner and laughter around the dining table. As the sun sinks over the Atlantic, painting the sky gold and pink, gather on the balcony once more, savouring the kind of holiday memories that last a lifetime.
Red Rails, Newquay sits just a few hundred metres from the golden sands of Fistral Beach, with the town's bustling centre less than a kilometre away, so you're perfectly placed to soak up the very best of this legendary surfing destination. Blue Reef Aquarium (2 km) brings you face to face with a dazzling array of marine life through interactive exhibits and fascinating underwater tunnels, ideal for a rainy afternoon with the family. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (11 km) offers guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and a taste of Cornwall's famous cider-making heritage, with plenty to see and sample for grown-ups and children alike. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (15 km) promises a thrilling day out with exciting rides and animal encounters for all ages, while the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (25 km) invites you to wander through magical, restored gardens steeped in history, wildlife, and horticultural wonder.
Venture a little further afield to uncover more of Cornwall's treasures. Geevor Tin Mine in Pendeen (50 km) tells the remarkable story of Cornish tin mining through an atmospheric underground experience set within a dramatic World Heritage coastal setting. St Ives Museum (51 km) celebrates the area's maritime, fishing, and mining heritage alongside a fine collection of local art, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the town's seafaring past. Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (54 km) makes for a brilliant family day out, with interactive trails, a mysterious mansion, and enchanting gardens to explore together, perfect for curious minds of all ages.
For a change of scene, Truro, Cornwall's county capital, is just 17 kilometres away, where cobbled streets, independent boutiques, and a stunning cathedral await discovery, along with a wonderful choice of cafes and restaurants. Falmouth, a lively riverside town 29 kilometres from the property, combines coastal fortresses and exhilarating zip wire adventures with a thriving arts and culture scene, making it a wonderful spot for a leisurely day trip during your Cornish holiday, whether you fancy exploring maritime history or simply strolling along the waterfront.
