Sandy Cove, Portmellon is a breathtaking beachfront house offering the ultimate coastal retreat just steps from golden sands. The well-equipped kitchen boasts an electric range oven, coffee machine, wine cooler, and all modern conveniences needed for preparing delightful family feasts. In the nautical-themed dining area, panoramic bay views create a spectacular backdrop for every meal, while the comfortable lounge features a roaring wood burner and Smart TV for cosy evenings after beach adventures.
Step outside to find an enclosed suntrap garden providing a private outdoor haven, or simply wander a few feet to feel the sand between your toes. The property offers four beautifully appointed bedrooms – two king-size and two twins, all equipped with TVs – alongside a family bathroom with bath and separate shower, an en-suite shower room, and a convenient ground floor cloakroom. The practical external wet room proves perfect for washing away sandy feet after blissful beach days.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of waves lapping at the shore, brewing coffee as sunlight dances across the bay waters. Spend sun-drenched days exploring the coastline, building sandcastles with the children, or simply unwinding with a good book in the bright sunroom. As evening falls, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of your Cornish adventures while the sea whispers beyond your window.
Sandy Cove, Portmellon is perfectly positioned to experience the enchanting beauty of South Cornwall. The traditional family-friendly pub serving delicious food and real ale is just steps away, while the charming fishing village of Mevagissey with its shops, restaurants, and galleries can be reached by a picturesque coastal walk. For those seeking horticultural wonders, the Lost Gardens of Heligan is just five kilometres away and offers a magical garden restoration with diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats, and enchanting walks, providing a captivating blend of beauty and history.
Beer enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to St Austell Brewery (12 km), a historic establishment offering award-winning beers and fascinating brewery tours. Industrial heritage buffs can explore Wheal Martyn Clay Works (14 km), a fascinating museum set in beautiful parkland offering insights into Cornwall's china clay industry, while the impressive stone arches of Treffry Viaduct (19 km) provide perfect scenic walks in the Luxulyan Valley.
Venture a bit further to discover Trerice (31 km), a charming Elizabethan manor house with beautiful gardens and engaging family-friendly activities. Animal lovers shouldn't miss Newquay Zoo (35 km) with its diverse exhibits and conservation projects, while Pirate Quest Adventure Golf (36 km) offers pirate-themed fun with mystical caves and interactive exhibits based on Cornish myths. The county capital of Truro is a 28-kilometre drive, and charming Wadebridge, 37 kilometres away, with the famous Camel Trail provides delightful day trips for shopping and exploration.
