Tamarind, Porthleven is a delightful dormer bungalow perched on a hill with stunning sea views from almost every room. The large, fully equipped kitchen caters to all your culinary needs, whilst the inviting lounge offers a dining table positioned to capture those mesmerising coastal vistas. Unwind on the squashy sofas with a statement coffee table and Smart TV, or retreat to the sunroom where expansive picture windows frame the ever-changing seascape. Step outside to discover the enclosed garden with its stone steps leading to a lawn area, picnic table, and brick BBQ – the perfect setting for al fresco dining whilst soaking up those gorgeous sea views.
Three beautifully appointed bedrooms await: a ground-floor single adorned with coastal artwork, a spacious twin with bay windows overlooking the garden and coast (beds can combine to create a super-king), and the principal king-size bedroom upstairs featuring a picture window framing the sea view. The ground-floor bedrooms share a bathroom, while the main bedroom boasts an en-suite shower room and separate WC for added convenience.
Imagine awakening under the eaves to glorious views of the sparkling sea, then stepping onto your private terrace with a morning coffee as the Cornish coastline stretches before you. Picture yourself cooking on the BBQ whilst watching the sunset paint the sky in brilliant hues, creating those precious holiday memories that linger long after you've returned home.
Tamarind, Porthleven is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's southernmost port and its captivating surroundings. The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (4 km) invites you to step through historic Market Buildings and discover three floors of captivating exhibits. Adventure seekers will relish Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (9 km), offering underground tours showcasing Cornwall's rich mining heritage. The Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek (13 km) provides a haven for rescued seals and marine life with interactive experiences, while The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (18 km) presents a scenic circular route perfect for walking and cycling.
Further afield, the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (31 km) showcases Cornish art and culture through impressive collections of Celtic treasures, local ceramics, and contemporary Cornish artwork housed in a beautiful Victorian building. The historic Wheal Coates tin mine (32 km) offers dramatic coastal scenery with clifftop paths where you can explore the iconic engine house perched spectacularly above the Atlantic Ocean. PK Porthcurno is a 35-kilometre drive away and explores global communications evolution through engaging exhibits, including the fascinating story of how this remote Cornish cove became the cable station connecting Britain to the world.
The historic mining town of Camborne, just 18 kilometres away, was once one of the world's richest tin mining centres and today offers visitors the chance to explore its industrial heritage through fascinating museums and preserved mine sites. Meanwhile, the characterful seaside town of Penzance is a 21-kilometre drive and beckons with its picturesque harbour lined with fishing boats, excellent restaurants serving fresh local seafood, independent shops and art galleries showcasing Cornish talent. Penzance also serves as your gateway to some of Cornwall's finest golden sand beaches and the famous Penzance Promenade, perfect for leisurely coastal strolls with stunning Mount's Bay views.
