Joy House, Padstow is a generous three-bedroom townhouse that perfectly captures the essence of Cornwall's celebrated foodie capital. The impressive open-plan lounge / kitchen / diner features underfloor heating and an orangery-style dining area, complete with electric hob and oven, drinks cooler, and dishwasher for effortless meal preparation. The light-filled living space boasts comfortable seating, a Smart TV, and French doors that beckon you towards the outdoors. Step outside to discover the spacious raised sundeck, where you can fire up the BBQ on balmy evenings while enjoying panoramic views over the rooftops towards the shimmering estuary.
The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms: two king-size rooms upstairs (one with estuary views) and a convenient twin bedroom at ground level. With a family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath and a ground-floor shower room, Joy House ensures comfort and convenience for all guests, making it ideal for families and groups seeking a memorable Cornish retreat.
Imagine starting your morning with coffee on the sundeck, watching the town come to life below as boats bob gently in the harbour. Spend lazy afternoons exploring Padstow's charming streets before returning to prepare a feast with fresh local produce, then gathering on the deck as golden hour paints the estuary in magnificent hues.
Joy House, Padstow offers the perfect base to explore Cornwall's treasures and culinary delights. The multi award-winning Padstow Brewing Co (2 km) invites you to discover unique craft beers through guided tastings and brewery tours. History enthusiasts will appreciate Wadebridge and District Museum (12 km), where friendly volunteers share fascinating local stories through captivating exhibits and photographs. For water-based adventures, embark on guided kayaking tours along the scenic River Camel from Porthilly Cove (23 km), perfect for wildlife spotting and creating lasting family memories. Military history comes alive at Bodmin Keep (25 km), where interactive displays showcase Cornwall's rich army heritage.
Venture further to discover the enchanting Lost Gardens of Heligan (41 km), where this magical garden restoration project showcases diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks that offer a captivating blend of natural beauty and fascinating history. Fowey Aquarium (44 km) provides an intimate and educational experience with Cornish marine life, featuring interactive touch pools where visitors can get hands-on with local sea creatures while learning about coastal ecosystems. Carnglaze Cavern (51 km) offers a unique all-weather underground family adventure through three spectacular man-made caverns, complete with fascinating geological formations and intriguing mining heritage.
The surrounding coastal villages add their own special charm to your Cornish adventure. The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac (25 km) enchants visitors with its scenic harbour, traditional stone cottages tumbling down to the water's edge, and fame as the atmospheric filming location for the beloved TV series “Doc Martin”. For those seeking classic seaside pleasures, Newquay (29 km) beckons with miles of golden sandy beaches, captivating coastlines, and laid-back coastal charm that earned it the title of Best Seaside Town for Families.
