The Elms, Lelant, is a magnificent five-bedroom property that exudes elegance and charm at every turn. Step into the modern, fully-equipped kitchen, where two breakfast bars invite lively morning chats over coffee. The open-plan design flows seamlessly into a dining area, perfect for hosting lavish dinners. In the grand double sitting room, tall bay windows frame stunning estuary views, while plush sofas beckon you to relax by the crackling fireplace.
Outside, a sweeping lawn unfurls before the house, offering breathtaking vistas of the estuary. An enclosed courtyard garden provides a tranquil spot for al fresco dining. The home boasts five sumptuous bedrooms, including a master suite with a spacious en-suite bathroom featuring a clawfoot bathtub. Two additional en-suite rooms, a family bathroom, and a ground-floor wet room ensure utmost comfort for all guests.
Relax on the lush lawn, listening to the gentle sound of distant waves as you gaze out over shimmering estuary waters. Spend sun-soaked days exploring nearby beaches and coastal paths. As evening falls, gather in the grand sitting room with loved ones, sharing tales of seaside adventures while the setting sun paints the sky in hues of gold and pink
The Elms, Lelant, is perfectly positioned to explore the captivating beauty of Cornwall's coastline. Just a stone's throw away, the South West Coastal Path beckons, leading you on a scenic journey to the dog-friendly Porthkidney Sands (less than 1 km). Here, golden sands stretch as far as the eye can see, inviting leisurely strolls and exhilarating dips in the azure waters. The village offers upscale dining options, including Scarlet Wines and the Old Forge restaurant. For a special meal, try the award-winning Ugly Butterfly at Carbis Bay Hotel. Just 200m away, Lelant Station provides scenic train rides to St Ives and Carbis Bay. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the historic West Cornwall Golf Club nearby, a three-minute drive or a ten-minute stroll away.
For beach lovers, some of Cornwall's best surfing is found at Gwithian and Godrevy, a short drive away. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle (4 km), offering a delightful day out. With over 1,200 animals and interactive exhibits, it's a haven of natural wonder. A short drive brings you to the picturesque St Ives Harbour (6 km), where quaint shops, charming cafes, and art galleries line the bustling quayside. Take a boat trip to spot playful seals or simply soak in the timeless beauty of this artists' paradise. The nearby St Ives Museum (6 km) provides a fascinating glimpse into the area's rich maritime heritage and artistic legacy.
No visit to Cornwall is complete without exploring the iconic St Michael's Mount (10 km). This tidal island, crowned by a medieval castle, offers an enchanting blend of history and natural beauty. Further afield, the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek (28 km) provides a heart-warming haven for rescued marine life. For a taste of traditional Cornish craft, Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm (31 km) offers guided tours and the chance to sample their award-winning ciders. History buffs will be captivated by Wheal Coates (32 km), a hauntingly beautiful tin mine perched dramatically on the clifftop. The nearby towns of Hayle (4 km) and Camborne (15 km) offer additional shopping and dining options, perfect for leisurely day trips.
