The Longstore, Padstow is a stunning ground-floor corner apartment offering breathtaking views across the Camel Estuary from its prime harbourside position. The sleek kitchen boasts integrated appliances including an electric oven, induction hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and wine cooler, perfectly equipped for creating memorable family meals. Step into the spacious open-plan living area where the beautiful sofa beckons after coastal adventures, whilst the clever extending dining table adapts to your needs. Smart TVs throughout ensure entertainment for all.
Venture outside to discover your private enclosed lawn and patio, ideal for alfresco dining whilst soaking up the Cornish sunshine. The apartment features two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a luxurious master with sumptuous king-size bed, Smart TV, and walk-in wardrobe leading to a chic en-suite shower room, plus a welcoming twin room with Smart TV. Two contemporary bathrooms, including one with shower over bath, feature heated towel rails, whilst underfloor heating throughout ensures year-round comfort.
Imagine awakening to estuary views stretching endlessly before you, savouring morning coffee on your private patio as fishing boats bob gently in the harbour below. Spend sun-drenched afternoons exploring Padstow's charming streets, then return to your coastal sanctuary for evening relaxation in sophisticated Scandi-style surroundings.
The Longstore, Padstow is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's captivating coast and rich maritime heritage. Just 400 metres from your door, Padstow Museum showcases fascinating maritime history through interactive exhibits perfect for family exploration. Venture slightly further to Prideaux Place (1 km), an magnificent Elizabethan manor house offering guided tours through beautiful gardens and deer park, complete with Terrace Café for afternoon refreshments. Wine enthusiasts will delight in Trevibban Mill Vineyard (6 km), where picturesque vineyard tours and tastings await amidst stunning countryside. History buffs can explore Wadebridge and District Museum (12 km), where knowledgeable volunteers share captivating local stories through fascinating exhibits.
Further afield, discover Wheal Martyn Clay Works (30 km), an extraordinary clay mining museum set within beautiful parkland, offering insights into Cornwall's industrial heritage through interactive exhibits, historic machinery displays, and nature trails through working clay pits. The legendary Tintagel Castle (34 km) promises dramatic clifftop adventures with breathtaking coastal vistas and Arthurian legends, where you can explore medieval ruins, visit Merlin's Cave accessible at low tide, and walk across the spectacular footbridge connecting the mainland to the island castle. Meanwhile, Pinetum Gardens is a 35-kilometre drive to a peaceful 30-acre retreat featuring themed garden rooms including Japanese and Italian sections, alongside seasonal attractions such as sculpture exhibitions and guided woodland walks.
The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, located 25 kilometres away, charms visitors with its maze of narrow cobbled streets, scenic harbour lined with traditional fishermen's cottages, and dramatic coastal setting that famously served as the backdrop for the beloved TV series Doc Martin. Meanwhile, Cornwall's elegant county capital Truro is a 40-kilometre journey and offers excellent shopping along its Victorian streets, outstanding dining experiences ranging from cosy cafés to fine restaurants, plus the magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral and the award-winning Royal Cornwall Museum showcasing the county's rich cultural heritage.
