Headland House, Newquay is a beautifully designed three-bedroom property with breathtaking views over Fistral Beach and the Atlantic beyond. The spacious kitchen on the first floor features a gas hob, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, and fridge with ice compartment, flowing seamlessly into the dining area with its table and chairs. The bright open-plan living space welcomes you with comfortable sofas arranged around a warming gas fire, a wall-mounted TV, hi-fi system, and French doors opening onto a Juliet balcony where those spectacular ocean views stretch endlessly before you.
Step outside to discover the south-facing enclosed garden, a generous private space perfect for al fresco dining with outdoor seating and a charcoal barbecue, plus lockable storage for surfboards and beach equipment. Three bedrooms provide restful accommodation: the top-floor master king-size room treats you to stunning vistas across Fistral Beach and Newquay Golf Course, whilst the ground-floor king-size bedroom offers its own TV and DVD player alongside an adjoining shower room with powerful double shower. The twin bedroom on the top floor completes the sleeping arrangements, complemented by a family bathroom with shower over bath. The practical utility room houses a large fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, and additional storage, whilst secure parking for two cars ensures complete convenience.
Picture mornings with coffee gazing over the Juliet balcony, watching surfers carve through Fistral's legendary waves below. Spend sun-drenched days on the golden sand, just moments from your door, then gather in the garden as evening falls, perhaps firing up the barbecue whilst the Atlantic sunset paints the sky in brilliant hues. Listen carefully and you might hear the waves rolling ashore, a constant soundtrack to your perfect Cornish escape.
Headland House, Newquay places you within easy reach of Cornwall's finest coastal attractions. Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (2 km) showcases diverse marine life through interactive exhibits and captivating underwater tunnels, delighting visitors of all ages with its fascinating displays. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (11 km) offers award-winning farm experiences featuring guided tours through traditional cider-making processes, vintage tractor rides across beautiful countryside, and tastings of their renowned apple-based products. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (26 km) brings Cornwall's rich tin mining heritage vividly to life with guided underground tours, working machinery demonstrations, and educational exhibits at this fascinating industrial heritage site. Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (32 km) enchant visitors with their magical restoration, showcasing diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats including rare breeds, and peaceful woodland walks through this captivating blend of Victorian splendour and natural beauty.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's treasures. Looe Island in Looe (47 km) beckons nature lovers to this tranquil marine reserve, accessible only via organized boat trips, where guided walks reveal diverse wildlife habitats, nesting seabirds, and grey seals basking on rocky shores against spectacular coastal scenery. Tate St Ives (51 km) occupies a magnificent position overlooking the Atlantic, showcasing remarkable works by celebrated Cornish artists alongside rotating displays from the prestigious Tate collection within its stunning clifftop gallery. Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (53 km) delights families with interactive puzzle trails winding through enchanting gardens, a mysterious mansion filled with riddles and challenges, and imaginative play areas guaranteeing a memorable adventure-filled day.
Truro, Cornwall's elegant cathedral city, lies 17 kilometres away, where Georgian architecture frames contemporary shopping streets, excellent restaurants, and regular farmers' markets celebrating outstanding local produce. Meanwhile, Falmouth is a 43-kilometre drive. This vibrant riverside town Combines imposing coastal fortresses with exhilarating zip wire adventures across the water. The maritime museums offere the chance to explore centuries of seafaring heritage, while thriving arts galleries showcasing Cornwall's creative spirit, alongside its beautiful beaches and waterfront dining.
