5 Admiralty Court, Looe, is a stunning beachfront apartment offering an exceptional coastal living experience with panoramic sea views. The stylish first-floor kitchen features modern amenities including an oven with hob and fridge / freezer, perfect for preparing family meals or trying your hand at cooking fresh local seafood. The elegant open-plan lounge and dining area showcases spectacular elevated coastal vistas through expansive glass doors, with comfortable sofas and a 43-inch Smart TV for entertainment, while the round dining table creates an ideal setting for memorable family meals.
Step outside onto your private balcony, accessible from both the lounge and master bedroom, where you can unwind on lounge chairs or enjoy al fresco dining at the bistro table while drinking in uninterrupted views of the coastline. The apartment offers three well-appointed bedrooms: a master bedroom with TV and en-suite WC on the first floor, and two spacious twin rooms with sea views on the ground floor, complemented by a family bathroom and shower room ensuring comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of waves lapping against the shore, stepping onto your private balcony with a morning coffee to watch fishing boats heading out to sea. As evening falls, gather with loved ones to witness spectacular sunsets paint the sky in brilliant hues, creating perfect moments for family photos and lasting memories.
5 Admiralty Court, Looe, is ideally situated to explore the charm of South-East Cornwall. The golden sands of Looe Beach lie practically at your doorstep, perfect for building sandcastles or soaking up the sunshine. The town's bustling fish market and quay provide an authentic glimpse into Cornish coastal life. Take a boat and explore Looe Island, which is just two kilometres away, and discover a peaceful marine nature reserve, offers guided walks and opportunities to spot rare plants and grey seals.
The picturesque Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing (8 km) shares fascinating tales of local maritime history through its exhibits and photographic records. Port Eliot House and Gardens (17 km) presents an opportunity to explore a Grade I listed historic house with its Humphrey Repton-designed gardens, while the dramatic Rame Head Heritage Coast (27 km) offers breathtaking walks featuring panoramic views and a medieval chapel.
For those willing to venture further, take the 32-kilometre drive across Bodmin Moor to the legendary Jamaica Inn at Bolventor to get a taste of Cornwall's smuggling history, while Lanhydrock House (33 km) showcases Victorian grandeur amidst beautiful gardens. History enthusiasts will appreciate Bodmin Keep (33 km), with its engaging displays of Cornwall's military heritage. The vibrant towns of Saltash (23 km) and Plymouth (33 km) offer additional shopping and dining opportunities.
