Leven Lodge, Porthleven offers a chic single-storey retreat in the heart of this charming Cornish harbour town. The contemporary open-plan kitchen boasts an electric induction hob, fan oven, and full-size fridge / freezer, complemented by modern conveniences including a dishwasher, washer/dryer, and Nespresso coffee machine for perfect morning brews. The bright living area features soaring vaulted ceilings and large Velux roof windows that flood the space with natural light, complete with a 55″ Smart TV, soundbar, and complimentary Netflix for cosy evenings.
Step through French doors to discover the delightful south-facing courtyard, spread across two levels and furnished with dining seating for four—perfect for morning coffee or evening wine under the stars. The property offers two stylish bedrooms: one spacious king-size and one cosy twin, both featuring remote blackout blinds on roof windows for restful sleep. A sleek shower room with rainfall shower completes the layout, while luxurious underfloor heating throughout ensures year-round comfort.
Imagine waking to streams of natural light filtering through the roof windows, brewing fresh coffee in your contemporary kitchen, then stepping into your private courtyard sanctuary. As evening approaches, gather around the outdoor dining table, sharing stories of coastal adventures while the stars emerge overhead in the clear Cornish sky.
Leven Lodge, Porthleven is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's spectacular coastline and rich heritage. The property sits just 800 metres from Porthleven Beach, where golden sands meet dramatic cliffs, while the stunning Praa Sands Beach beckons a short six-mile drive away. The South West Coast Path runs directly past your door, offering endless walking opportunities through Cornwall's most breathtaking landscapes. Within easy reach, discover Penrose's woodlands surrounding Cornwall's largest lake, just one mile away, perfect for peaceful nature walks and wildlife spotting.
Cultural enthusiasts will delight in the Museum of Cornish Life in nearby Helston (4 km), where three floors of captivating exhibits showcase local heritage through thousands of fascinating objects. Adventure deeper into Cornwall's mining past at Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (9 km), offering fascinating underground tours that reveal the region's industrial heritage. The Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek (13 km) provides heartwarming encounters with rescued marine life and stunning coastal views, while Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens in Gulval (18 km) presents contemporary art amidst exotic subtropical plantings and dramatic landscapes.
Venture further to discover Truro Cathedral (32 km) with its breathtaking Neo-Gothic architecture, soaring spires reaching 76 metres high, and rich Victorian history as Cornwall's mother church and seat of the Bishop of Truro. Explore PK Porthcurno (35 km), where engaging exhibits housed in former World War II tunnels reveal the fascinating evolution of global communications from this vital international telegraph station. The iconic Land's End, 36 kilometres away, offers dramatic coastal vistas from Britain's most westerly point, cultural heritage experiences including the Land's End Landmark attraction, and spectacular clifftop walks with views across to the Isles of Scilly.
Nearby, explore the historic town of Camborne, 17 kilometres distant, once one of the world's richest mining centres where innovative steam engines were pioneered and fortunes made from tin and copper extraction. Today, visitors can discover this fascinating industrial heritage through mining trails, historic engine houses, and the imposing Camborne Beacon. Alternatively, visit characterful Penzance, just 20 kilometres away, with its working harbour where fishing boats still land their daily catch, vibrant galleries showcasing Cornish artists, bustling market streets, and excellent access to Cornwall's finest golden beaches including the spectacular Mount's Bay.
