Fairbank House, Looe is a bright and spacious four-bedroom family home perfectly positioned in the heart of this charming fishing town. The welcoming lounge features a large corner sofa, ideal for relaxing after days exploring the coast, flowing seamlessly into the open-plan kitchen / diner. The well-equipped kitchen boasts a gas range cooker for preparing family feasts, microwave, fridge / freezer, and dishwasher, whilst the wooden dining table seats eight comfortably. Smart TVs in both the lounge and king-size bedroom provide entertainment for quiet evenings in.
Step through double doors from the kitchen onto the elevated sun deck, a delightful spot for alfresco dining or evening drinks with garden furniture overlooking the enclosed space below. Four bedrooms are spread across the upper floors: the first floor offers a comfortable double and twin room alongside a shower room, while the top floor houses a lovely king-size bedroom with Smart TV and a second double room. A stylish bathroom completes the layout, featuring an elegant freestanding bath with handheld shower, WC, and beautiful tiled flooring, perfect for indulgent holiday soaks. Parking is available at West Looe Quay Car Park, just a two-minute walk away.
Picture mornings with coffee on your private deck, watching Looe wake up below, then wandering down cobbled streets to the harbour where fishing boats land their catch. Spend sun-soaked afternoons on East Looe Beach, building sandcastles and paddling in calm waters, before crossing the bridge to discover outstanding seafood restaurants for memorable dinners. As twilight settles over the town, return to your peaceful retreat, perhaps with fish and chips from a local favourite, ready to plan tomorrow's coastal adventures.
Fairbank House, Looe places you perfectly for discovering South Cornwall's finest attractions. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (17 km) is a magnificent 13th-century circular fortress offering stunning panoramic views across the Fowey Valley, with historic ruins to explore and seasonal flowers creating a picture-perfect setting for family picnics and scenic walks. The Eden Project in Bodelva (20 km) is a captivating eco-park featuring spectacular biomes housing diverse plant collections from rainforest to Mediterranean climates, alongside interactive exhibits exploring the fascinating relationship between people and nature. Plymouth Gin Distillery in Plymouth (23 km) invites you to experience the rich heritage of gin-making through guided tours and tastings at this historic distillery established in 1793, whilst Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (32 km) delights families with interactive puzzle trails, a mysterious mansion to explore, and enchanting gardens for wonderful days out.
Venture further to uncover even more of Cornwall and Devon's treasures. Dartmoor Zoo in Sparkwell (45 km) combines diverse wildlife encounters with important conservation programmes, educational activities, and entertaining family-friendly events throughout the year. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (50 km) is an ancient smuggling inn steeped in history, offering charming accommodation, a unique museum telling tales of Cornwall's smuggling past, and delightful dining on atmospheric Bodmin Moor. Bude Canal in Bude (53 km) provides fascinating guided walks along this historic waterway, featuring preserved sea locks, wharves, and canal artefacts, all expertly led by the knowledgeable Bude Canal & Harbour Society.
Saltash, just 18 kilometres away, is one of Cornwall's largest towns with a rich maritime history, crowned by the magnificent Royal Albert Bridge designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. This characterful town offers independent shops, waterfront cafes, and stunning views across the Tamar. Meanwhile, Falmouth is a 49-kilometre drive. It's a vibrant riverside town where coastal fortresses stand guard over the harbour, exhilarating zip wire adventures await the brave, and arts and culture flourish in galleries, museums, and the renowned National Maritime Museum Cornwall.
