Sailors, Falmouth is a stunning three-storey property offering a perfect blend of contemporary comfort and coastal charm. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and all the essentials for creating memorable meals. The heart of the home lies in the lower-ground-floor open-plan living space, where kitchen, dining, and sitting areas flow seamlessly together, warmed by a crackling woodburning stove and enhanced by underfloor heating throughout.
Step outside through the bi-fold doors to discover your own private sanctuary – an enclosed rear garden complete with decking, patio, electric barbecue, and comfortable outdoor furniture, perfect for alfresco dining and evening relaxation. The property boasts three beautifully appointed bedrooms across the floors: a ground-floor super-king-size room with zip/link beds, and two first-floor super-king-size bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities including one with a luxurious bath and shower combination, the other featuring a walk-in shower.
Imagine starting your morning with coffee in the sunny garden, spending leisurely afternoons exploring Falmouth's historic harbour, and returning each evening to the warmth of your woodburning stove. Picture yourself dining on the deck as the sun sets, creating those special moments that make holidays truly unforgettable.
Sailors, Falmouth is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's treasures. The nearby Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (11 km) offers sailing, windsurfing, kayaking and fishing on Cornwall's third-largest lake, plus scenic nature trails through surrounding woodlands for outdoor enthusiasts. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (12 km) provides fascinating underground tours through authentic 18th-century tin mine workings, showcasing Cornwall's rich mining heritage with interactive displays and historical artefacts. The magical Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan is a 24-kilometre drive away, where visitors can explore 200 acres of restored Victorian gardens, exotic plants, working kitchen gardens, and wildlife habitats including the famous Jungle area with its sub-tropical paradise. Further afield, Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (29 km) offers swashbuckling family fun across two 18-hole courses featuring mystical caves, cascading waterfalls, and interactive pirate-themed exhibits.
For more distant adventures, explore Land's End 47 kilometres away, where dramatic granite cliffs meet crashing Atlantic waves at mainland Britain's most westerly point, complete with visitor attractions and coastal path walks. Pencarrow House & Garden in Washaway (45 km) features an elegant Georgian mansion surrounded by 50 acres of formal and woodland gardens, including a spectacular mile-long carriage drive lined with monkey puzzle trees. Alternatively, take an organised boat trip to Looe Island, 49 kilometres away, a peaceful 22.5-acre marine nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest, home to seals, rare birds, and fascinating wildlife.
The historic cathedral city of Truro, just 12 kilometres away, captivates visitors with its soaring neo-Gothic cathedral featuring Britain's only set of working bells cast in the 19th century, alongside elegant Georgian architecture, cobbled streets, and excellent shopping districts filled with independent boutiques and restaurants. Meanwhile, St Austell is a 29-kilometre journey east, where you can discover the fascinating china clay mining heritage that shaped the distinctive white pyramid landscapes, and serves as your gateway to the world-famous Eden Project with its iconic biomes housing exotic plants from around the globe.
