Bracken Bank, Porthcurno, is an individually designed detached home offering sublime luxury and coastal elegance. The bespoke kitchen features premium appliances including electric oven, steam oven, boiling water tap with filtered water, and coffee machine—perfect for crafting memorable meals. A utility room houses a dishwasher, American-style fridge-freezer, washing machine, and microwave. The open-plan living area showcases commanding panoramic views across the valley and ocean, with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors opening onto a spectacular terrace.
Step outside to discover an exceptional terrace ideal for al fresco dining. Relax on seating whilst gazing across the shimmering waters, or fire up the charcoal BBQ. The property features four beautifully appointed bedrooms: a luxurious super-king-size suite with walk-in wardrobe and covered terrace; two stylish twin rooms, one with a Juliette balcony; and a ground-floor self-contained suite with kitchenette. Four well-appointed bathrooms—two en-suite shower rooms, a family bathroom with freestanding oval bathtub, and an additional shower room—ensure comfort for guests.
Picture yourself waking to soft morning light dancing across the ocean. Sip coffee at the breakfast bar whilst planning your coastal adventures, then drift to your private terrace as the day unfolds. Come evening, settle into one of the sumptuous sofas, watch the Smart TV, or simply listen to the peaceful rhythm of the nearby sea whilst the stars emerge above this enchanting corner of Cornwall.
Bracken Bank, Porthcurno, sits in an extraordinarily privileged location just 400 metres from the award-winning Porthcurno Beach. A mere 650 metre stroll away lies the renowned South West Coast Path, offering walkers access to some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery. Begin with the iconic Minack Theatre (1 km), set dramatically on the clifftops with breathtaking ocean views and captivating performances that celebrate the magic of open-air theatre. Venture slightly further to explore Polgoon Vineyard in Penzance (11 km), where award-winning wines, ciders, and juices await, alongside guided tours and a delightful restaurant. History enthusiasts will treasure the Geevor Tin Mine (12 km), where the story of Cornish mining unfolds through an immersive underground experience within a stunning World Heritage setting. Continue along the scenic coast to discover St Ives Harbour (23 km), a picturesque fishing port brimming with quaint shops, charming cafes, and inspiring art galleries, perfect for boat trips and memorable photographs.
For those seeking grander historical treasures, St Mawes Castle (47 km) presents a beautifully preserved fortress with its distinctive clover-leaf design, panoramic estuary vistas, and captivating historical narratives. Nearby, Lamorran House Gardens (47 km) offers a serene garden paradise with rare plants and sweeping coastal panoramas. The Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (49 km) showcases Cornish heritage through dynamic exhibitions and diverse collections.
The surrounding area offers delightful excursions to two particularly charming destinations that showcase Cornwall's rich heritage and contemporary appeal. Just 32 kilometres away lies Camborne, a fascinating historic mining town that played a pivotal role in Cornwall's tin mining legacy, where visitors can explore industrial heritage sites and learn about the region's remarkable mining history. Meanwhile, the vibrant riverside destination of Falmouth awaits a 44-kilometre drive to the south, offering an enticing blend of maritime history and modern attractions. Here, holidaymakers can discover impressive coastal fortresses like Pendennis Castle, experience thrilling zip wire adventures, and immerse themselves in the town's abundant arts and culture scene, from galleries to festivals.
