Cowries, Constantine Bay is a spacious five-bedroom home perfectly positioned for traditional seaside holidays, just 400 metres from the golden sands and rolling surf of Constantine Bay. The heart of the house is a spectacular kitchen with vaulted ceiling and feature windows flooding the space with natural light, complete with built-in double electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, and full-size fridge / freezer plus additional fridge. A large dining table provides ample space for family gatherings and leisurely meals. Two separate living areas offer flexibility and comfort: the main living room features comfortable sofas and a wall-mounted TV, while the second sitting room provides a quiet retreat with its own television and DVD player.
Step outside to discover an attractive garden spreading mainly to the front of the property, where a generous lawn meets a paved terrace and patio area furnished with outdoor seating, perfect for evening gatherings as the sun sets over the Cornish coast. Five well-appointed bedrooms sleep up to eight guests: the master super-king room includes a flat-screen TV, a second king-size room also has its own television, a twin room offers flexible single beds, while two bunk rooms provide fun sleeping quarters for younger guests. A gleaming white family bathroom features a shower over the bath, complemented by a stylish separate shower room with WC, plus an additional cloakroom and practical utility room. Private parking for three cars completes this family-friendly coastal retreat.
Picture lazy mornings with coffee on the terrace, the sound of Atlantic waves drifting across from Constantine Bay. Spend sun-soaked days on the beach just minutes from your door, building sandcastles and exploring tidal rock pools, then return to fire up the barbecue as golden hour bathes the garden in warm light. As evening settles, gather around the generous dining table to share stories of the day's coastal adventures.
Cowries, Constantine Bay places you at the heart of North Cornwall's coastal treasures and family attractions. The renowned Padstow Brewing Co in Padstow (4 km) welcomes visitors to its multi-award-winning craft brewery, offering fascinating brewery tours and guided tastings showcasing their distinctive range of unique beers. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (10 km) promises adventure for all ages with thrilling rides, delightful animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events throughout the year. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (14 km) brings Cornish myths and legends to life through pirate-themed adventure golf set within mystical caves, complete with interactive exhibits and captivating historical reenactments. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (31 km) offer a magical experience of garden restoration, featuring diverse plant collections, rich wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks through this beautifully preserved Victorian estate.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's fascinating heritage and attractions. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (47 km) provides compelling underground tours through historic workings, vividly showcasing Cornwall's extraordinary mining heritage and industrial past. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle (48 km) delights visitors with over 1,200 animals from around the world, engaging interactive exhibits, and a fun indoor play centre perfect for rainy days. The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (51 km) invites you to step through historic Market Buildings and explore three fascinating floors packed with captivating exhibits and thousands of intriguing objects celebrating traditional Cornish life and culture.
The charming fishing village of Port Isaac lies just 15 kilometres away. Renowned for its picturesque harbour, with traditional stone cottages tumbling down its narrow streets. It achieved fame as the atmospheric filming location for the beloved television series Doc Martin. Meanwhile, Falmouth is 43 kilometres from the house. This vibrant riverside town combines imposing coastal fortresses with exhilarating zip wire adventures soaring across the harbour. Alongside these, there is exceptional arts and culture including the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, renowned art galleries, and a thriving waterfront dining scene celebrating fresh Cornish seafood and local produce.
