Mor Apartment, Looe is a charming retreat for two, tucked along a quaint brick lane right in the heart of this beloved Cornish fishing town. The well-equipped kitchen offers plenty of space to rustle up everything from a lazy brunch to a candlelit dinner, with an electric oven, ceramic hob and all the essentials close to hand. Open onto the lounge and two-seater dining area, it allows couples to chat and potter together while meals take shape. Scandi-style touches bring a light, contemporary feel to the living space, where two window seats overlook the quiet street below, perfect for curling up with a book, while a comfortable sofa invites lazy evenings snuggled up in front of a film.
While there is no private garden, the apartment's window seats bring a little of the outside in, framing pretty views over the lane beneath. The double bedroom offers a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring, while the shower room is fitted with a large rainfall shower, ideal for rinsing off sandy toes. A public car park lies less than a kilometre away, so you can happily leave the car behind and explore the town on foot.
Picture mornings spent lingering over coffee at the window seat, watching Looe wake up below, before strolling moments away to dip your toes in the shallow, sheltered waters of East Looe beach. Afternoons might be spent wandering cobbled lanes, browsing little galleries, or catching the short ferry across to picturesque West Looe. As the sun sets, return to your cosy retreat, snuggle up on the sofa, and let the gentle rhythm of this seaside town lull you into relaxation.
Mor Apartment, Looe sits right at the heart of this picturesque Cornish fishing town, with the South West Coast Path just 100 metres from your door, inviting romantic clifftop walks and hidden coves to discover. Fowey Aquarium (13 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornish marine life, with interactive touch pools and a host of local sea creatures to admire. The Eden Project in Bodelva (21 km) is a captivating eco-park of striking biomes and lush plant collections, exploring humankind's relationship with the natural world. The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth (23 km) is the UK's largest, boasting astonishing underwater tunnels and diverse marine exhibits, while Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (32 km) offers a family-friendly puzzle park with interactive trails and enchanting gardens for a fun day out.
Venture a little further afield to discover more of Cornwall's charm. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (49 km) welcomes visitors with guided tours, vintage tractor rides and a tempting range of apple-based treats. Otters and Butterflies (51 km) combines a tropical butterfly farm with an otter sanctuary, offering educational talks and feeding displays that delight visitors of all ages. The Castle in Bude (53 km) is a historic castle housing art galleries, a heritage centre and a delightful café set within scenic grounds overlooking the beach and canal.
Closer to home, Saltash is just 18 kilometres away, one of Cornwall's largest towns with a rich seafaring history and handsome Tamar bridges to admire. Newquay, a 45-kilometre drive from the apartment, boasts some of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches, with miles of golden sand and captivating coastline; voted one of the UK's best seaside towns for families, its laid-back charm offers a wonderful day out for all ages.
