Treth Nook, Harlyn is a stylish two-bedroom apartment offering an inviting open-plan living space at its heart. The bright, modern kitchen features a breakfast bar with two barstools, induction hob, electric oven and dishwasher, perfect for whipping up meals after a day on the beach. The dining area comfortably seats four guests, with a cosy reading snug tucked alongside, while the adjoining lounge invites you to sink into a large corner sofa and armchairs, Smart TV playing softly as you relax after exploring the coast.
Step outside onto the private terrace, a sheltered spot furnished with armchairs and a sofa, perfect for morning coffee or a sundowner as the sea breeze drifts in. Upstairs, bedroom one offers twin beds and a Juliet balcony, while bedroom two boasts a king-size bed and its own en-suite shower room, plus a family bathroom and handy ground-floor cloakroom completing the layout. One allocated parking space is provided, making arrival and departure effortless for a stress-free coastal break.
Picture morning coffee on the terrace, the scent of the sea drifting up from Harlyn Bay just a short stroll away. Spend days riding the waves, building sandcastles or striding the coast path towards Trevose Head, then return to flame-cooked suppers at The Harlyn downstairs. As evening falls, relax on the sofa with the Smart TV humming softly, the whole family unwinding together after another glorious Cornish day by the sea.
Treth Nook, Harlyn sits just a short stroll from the golden sands of Harlyn Bay, with Harlyn Supply Co and The Harlyn restaurant conveniently located right downstairs for coffee, fresh pastries and flame-cooked suppers cooked over real coal fires. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (6 km), a picturesque vineyard and orchard offering guided tours, wine tastings and a stunning setting for weddings and special events, is ideal for a relaxed afternoon wandering amid the vines. Newquay Zoo (15 km) delights visitors of all ages with its diverse animal exhibits, engaging educational programmes and dedicated conservation projects, while The Eden Project in Bodelva (27 km), the captivating eco-park famed for its striking biomes and immersive plant collections exploring the relationship between people and nature, offers a brilliant day out whatever the weather.
Venture a little further afield to uncover more of Cornwall's finest attractions. Launceston Castle, a historic Norman fortress offering stunning views, a thousand years of history and family-friendly activities set within beautiful surroundings, is 46 kilometres from the property. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (48 km) offers fascinating underground tours that bring Cornwall's rich mining heritage vividly to life. Tate St Ives, (50 km) perched dramatically above the Atlantic Ocean, showcases work by notable Cornish artists alongside compelling displays from the wider Tate collection.
Padstow, that foodie's paradise of harbourside restaurants, independent shops and boat trips, is just four kilometres from Treth Nook, easily reached for a leisurely lunch, a spot of shopping or an evening stroll along the quay. Bude, a thriving seaside resort town renowned for its award-winning beaches and excellent surf, lies a 45-kilometre drive away, well worth the trip for those keen to explore further along Cornwall's dramatic north coast.
