Valley View, Mevagissey offers a sophisticated three-bedroom retreat where contemporary design meets Cornish charm. The modern kitchen boasts an electric induction hob, built-in fan oven with separate grill, and thoughtful touches including a dual zone Ninja airfryer and dishwasher. Upstairs, discover the heart of the home: an open-plan living space where a stylish lounge with freestanding wood burner creates the perfect gathering spot, whilst the dining area flows seamlessly into the well-appointed kitchen.
Step outside onto the enclosed patio, where dining furniture invites you to savour meals whilst drinking in those lovely valley views. The property features three beautifully presented bedrooms on the ground floor: one king-size, one double, and one twin with zip-and-link beds that convert to a super-king upon request. A ground-floor wet room style shower room and upstairs bathroom ensure comfort for all guests, with the first-floor bathroom housing the washing machine for added convenience.
Picture yourself unwinding on the patio as evening light dances across the valley, sharing stories over a barbecue whilst the gentle Cornish breeze carries the distant sounds of harbour life. Inside, gather around the crackling wood burner, planning tomorrow's coastal adventures as you sink into the sophisticated comfort that makes Valley View truly special.
Valley View, Mevagissey is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's most treasured attractions whilst remaining just half a mile from Mevagissey's working harbour. The Lost Gardens of Heligan (4 km) beckons with its magical restoration story, featuring diverse plant collections spanning productive gardens, pleasure grounds, and a subtropical jungle complete with rope bridges and boardwalks through ancient woodland. St Austell Brewery is a 10-kilometre drive away, offering award-winning ales including the famous Tribute, plus fascinating brewery tours revealing centuries of brewing heritage. The MAD Museum in Fowey (22 km) delights curious minds with hands-on mechanical art displays, kinetic sculptures, and ingenious contraptions that demonstrate the wonder of movement and design. History enthusiasts will relish Bodmin Jail, 27 kilometres away, where atmospheric guided heritage tours through dark cells and interactive exhibitions bring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life.
Venture further to discover Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (46 km), the legendary 18th-century coaching inn immortalised by Daphne du Maurier, now housing smuggling museums, cosy bars, and traditional Cornish dining on wild Bodmin Moor. Looe Island is 50 kilometres away, providing a peaceful marine nature reserve accessible through organised boat trips, perfect for wildlife watching, seal spotting, and scenic coastal walks around this car-free sanctuary. The legendary Tintagel Castle (55 km) crowns dramatic clifftops with breathtaking Atlantic views and rich Arthurian legends, where visitors can explore medieval ruins connected by a spectacular modern footbridge spanning the rugged coastline.
The county capital of Truro, 25 kilometres away, offers elegant Georgian architecture, excellent shopping along Lemon Street's boutiques and the Victorian indoor market, plus the magnificent neo-Gothic cathedral with its soaring spires. The historic market town of Liskeard is a 41-kilometre drive through scenic countryside, featuring charming medieval streets, antique shops, traditional pubs, and a thriving weekly market. Both towns provide delightful opportunities to experience authentic Cornish culture, from local artisan crafts to traditional pasties, making them perfect destinations for cultural exploration and retail therapy.
