Beachside, Porthtowan is a beautifully presented three-storey house offering the perfect coastal retreat just minutes from one of Cornwall's premier surfing beaches. The well-equipped kitchen features a double electric oven, hob, fridge / freezer, microwave, coffee machine, washing machine and dishwasher, providing everything needed to create memorable family meals. The heart of the home flows seamlessly into the open-plan lounge / diner, where comfortable sofas gather around a cosy wood burner and Smart TV, whilst the conservatory dining area opens onto the terrace through French doors.
Step outside to discover your private enclosed patio garden, complete with alfresco dining furniture and morning coffee spots. The property sleeps six across three thoughtfully designed bedrooms: a spacious first-floor room with sea views and zip-and-link king-size bed, a fun bunk room for children, and a romantic king-size loft room with vaulted ceilings and Velux windows perfect for checking the morning surf. Two bathrooms ensure comfort for all – a family bathroom with shower over bath on the first floor, plus an en-suite WC in the loft room.
Picture yourself unwinding after exhilarating days exploring rock pools and coastal paths, returning to your seaside sanctuary where the wood burner crackles warmly and sea views stretch endlessly from your bedroom window. Whether you're planning tomorrow's adventures over morning coffee in the garden or sharing stories of the day's discoveries around the conservatory dining table, every moment feels perfectly coastal.
Beachside, Porthtowan places you within Cornwall's stunning landscape, where dramatic clifftop walks and world-class surfing await at your doorstep. The historic Wheal Coates tin mine (5 km) offers breathtaking coastal scenery and fascinating heritage trails, while The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (12 km) provides scenic circular routes showcasing Cornwall's rich mining past through historical engine houses and stunning panoramic views. History enthusiasts will appreciate the King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (12 km), where guided tours reveal the area's tin mining heritage through award-winning exhibits and educational displays. For water sports lovers, Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (14 km) presents idyllic lakeside adventures with fishing, nature trails, and various aquatic activities for outdoor enthusiasts.
Venture further to discover Tate St Ives (31 km), where Barbara Hepworth's masterpieces create a serene sculpture garden amongst lush sub-tropical plants, offering a perfect blend of art and nature for contemplation. The Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park at Goss Moor (32 km) delights families with diverse owl species, educational talks, flying displays, and fascinating wildlife rehabilitation stories that captivate visitors of all ages. Wine enthusiasts can explore Polgoon Vineyard near Penzance (36 km), offering award-winning wines, ciders, and guided tours through picturesque vineyards and orchards with restaurant facilities and event options.
Just 21 kilometres away, the former mining town of Hayle offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and industrial heritage, where miles of golden sandy beaches stretch along the dramatic Atlantic coastline. This UNESCO World Heritage site attracts surfers seeking epic swells, whilst the nearby Hayle Estuary provides exceptional birdwatching opportunities with migrating species and resident wildlife. The town's fascinating mining history is preserved in ancient engine houses and industrial archaeology scattered across the landscape. Meanwhile, Penzance is a 33-kilometre journey to Cornwall's vibrant cultural heart, where this characterful harbour town enchants visitors with its eclectic mix of independent galleries, excellent restaurants serving fresh local seafood, and charming boutique shops. Its proximity to stunning beaches like Praa Sands and Marazion makes it an ideal base for coastal exploration.
