Annabell, Looe is a chic three-bedroom waterside retreat positioned just 800 metres from Looe's charming fishing harbour and sandy beach. The sophisticated kitchen features integrated appliances including electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, and coffee machine, flowing seamlessly into the dining area with space for six and a stylish living room complete with plush sofas and Smart TV. Large glass doors frame stunning river views and open onto the front balcony terrace, perfect for watching boats drift past on the estuary below.
Step outside to discover three exceptional outdoor spaces: a stunning rear terrace houses your private hot tub, ideal for starlit soaks, whilst two glass-fronted balconies offer spectacular estuary views. Three beautifully appointed bedrooms provide restful accommodation: the master suite crowns the top floor with its sumptuous king-size bed, sitting area, Smart TV, en-suite double shower room, and private balcony access; the elegant double bedroom on the ground floor features gorgeous textures and a plush en-suite bathroom; whilst the bespoke bunk room offers a cosy retreat for younger guests with tranquil river views. A separate ground-floor WC and designated parking for one car complete this fabulous property.
Imagine mornings with coffee on your private balcony, watching fishing boats glide across the glittering estuary as Looe awakens below. Spend sun-drenched days on the golden beach, just a kilometre's stroll away, then wander into the harbour to select the freshest catch for supper. As twilight paints the sky in shades of coral and gold, slip into the bubbling hot tub, glass of wine in hand, whilst the lights of the town twinkle across the water.
Annabell, Looe places you perfectly to explore South Cornwall's treasures. The South West Coast Path starts just 800 metres away, offering spectacular clifftop walks and boat trips to nearby Looe Island, renowned for its rare wildlife and delightful seal colony. The picturesque fishing village of Polperro sits eight kilometres away, its narrow lanes tumbling down to a picture-perfect harbour beloved by artists and photographers alike. The MAD Museum in Fowey (13 km) showcases fascinating interactive mechanical art and design exhibits, perfect for engaging and inspiring curious minds of all ages. Plymouth Gin Distillery in Plymouth (23 km) invites you to experience the rich heritage of gin-making with guided tours and tastings at this historic distillery established in 1793. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (24 km) is an ancient smuggling inn offering charming accommodations, a unique museum, and delightful dining on atmospheric Bodmin Moor, whilst the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (27 km) present a magical garden restoration with diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats, and enchanting walks, offering a captivating blend of beauty and history.
Venture further to discover even more of Cornwall's finest attractions. Lamorran House Gardens in St Mawes (46 km) is a garden paradise offering serene landscapes, panoramic coastal views, and a unique collection of rare plants that flourish in the mild Cornish climate. Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (48 km) stands as a historic coastal fortress with panoramic views, interactive exhibitions, and family-friendly activities celebrating centuries of maritime defence. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (49 km) invites you to discover the wonders of maritime heritage with engaging exhibits, impressive boat collections, and interactive family activities that bring Cornwall's seafaring past to life.
St Austell, a historic clay mining town and home to the world-famous Eden Project with its spectacular biomes housing plants from around the globe, lies 23 kilometres away. Meanwhile, Bude sits 52 kilometres from the house. A thriving seaside resort town with award-winning beaches perfect for surfing, rock pooling, and building sandcastles, alongside the historic Bude Canal offering peaceful waterside walks and charming cafes serving locally caught seafood and traditional Cornish cream teas.
