Fable Cottage, Portloe, is an elegant three-storey townhouse offering a sophisticated coastal retreat in the heart of this charming Cornish village. The contemporary kitchen, positioned on the third floor, showcases modern refinement with its high-tech appliances, including an electric induction hob, integrated appliances, and a sociable six-seater dining table perfect for gathering with loved ones. The adjacent lounge captivates with its stunning sea views through tall sash windows, featuring a sumptuous L-shaped sofa and a distinctive Cocoon bio-fuel burner that creates an atmosphere of pure relaxation.
The property's ingenious 'upside down' layout maximises the breathtaking sea views from multiple vantage points. Three exquisitely appointed bedrooms await: a king-size room blessed with panoramic sea views, a double bedroom complete with an en-suite bathroom, and an additional welcoming double bedroom. The thoughtful design and attention to detail throughout ensure a luxurious stay, enhanced by modern comforts like underfloor heating.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of the harbour, enjoying your morning coffee while watching fishing boats bob on the crystal-clear waters below. As evening falls, gather in the lounge, where the bio-fuel burner casts a warm glow as you share stories of coastal adventures or simply lose yourself in the mesmerising sea views that stretch to the horizon.
Fable Cottage, Portloe, enjoys a privileged position in this enchanting fishing village on the Roseland Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property's location couldn't be more perfect, with the coastal path running through the village and several beautiful beaches within easy reach. The stunning Carne Beach (5 km) offers golden sands perfect for family days out, while the working fishing village of Mevagissey provides a glimpse into Cornwall's maritime heritage.
Nature enthusiasts and history buffs will be delighted by the proximity to the Lost Gardens of Heligan (14 km), where magical garden restoration showcases diverse plant collections and enchanting walks through beautifully preserved grounds. The magnificent Truro Cathedral (19 km) stands as a testament to Cornwall's rich history, while the vibrant St Austell Market House (20 km) offers a taste of local culture with its creative businesses and pop-up shops. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm (30 km) provides award-winning experiences with guided tours and vintage tractor rides.
For those willing to venture further, Bodmin Jail (42 km) offers fascinating insights into Victorian crime and punishment, while Poldark Mine (44 km) showcases Cornwall's mining heritage. Flambards (47 km) promises exciting family adventures with its variety of rides and attractions. The historic market town of Redruth (37 km) and the ancient port of Penzance (64 km) offer additional opportunities for exploration and discovery.
