Westaway House, Trelights is a magnificent six-bedroom detached property commanding panoramic coastal views across to Bodmin Moor, perfectly positioned in the peaceful hamlet of Trelights. The well-equipped kitchen features a double electric oven, induction hob, dishwasher, microwave, and American-style fridge freezer, flowing seamlessly into a breakfast area where you can admire the beautiful views through patio doors leading to the elevated decked terrace. The spacious dining area accommodates everyone around a large table with benches and chairs, whilst the comfortable snug provides a cosy retreat with its large corner sofa, beanbags, Smart television, and warming wood-burning stove. Step through to the light-filled sunroom, where comfortable seating invites you to lose yourself in stunning sea views and spectacular sunsets, with doors opening to the rear decked area and gardens beyond.
Heading outside, the beautiful garden unfolds across multiple levels, starting with the elevated deck perfect for alfresco dining with your charcoal barbecue. Descend to discover the wood-fired hot tub, comfortably seating six guests, then venture further to the solar-heated outdoor pool (available Easter to October half term) with its exceptional pool house. This impressive space features a wood-burning stove, comfortable sofa, multi-functional games table for pool, table tennis and air hockey, plus a utility area with double wine cooler and dishwasher. The delightful mezzanine above offers two single sofa beds and arguably the finest views across the entire property. Six bedrooms provide flexible accommodation: the ground floor offers a bunk room and king-size room (both en-suite, the latter with sea views and deck access), whilst upstairs you'll find four more bedrooms including two kings and two bunk rooms, all sharing those magnificent coastal vistas. A utility room keeps the washing machine and tumble dryer discreetly tucked away, and the gated driveway provides parking for three cars.
Picture sun-drenched mornings with coffee on the elevated terrace, the glittering Atlantic stretching before you. Spend lazy afternoons floating in the solar-heated pool, then gather in the hot tub as evening draws in, steam rising into the cool night air. Light the outdoor wood-burning stove as stars emerge, sharing stories and laughter with loved ones whilst the distant sound of waves creates the perfect coastal soundtrack to your unforgettable Cornish escape.
Westaway House, Trelights places you perfectly to explore North Cornwall's most captivating attractions. Kayaking on River Camel at Porthilly Cove (7 km) offers guided tours exploring the scenic estuary and coastline with wonderful wildlife spotting opportunities, perfect for families, groups, and those seeking adventure on the water. Tintagel Castle in Tintagel (11 km) rises dramatically from the clifftops, this legendary fortress steeped in Arthurian history features breathtaking coastal views and a spectacular modern footbridge connecting the ancient ruins. Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (14 km) crafts distinctive gins inspired by the Cornish coast, offering unique flavours and fascinating distillery tours. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (20 km) delivers family adventure with thrilling rides, delightful animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events throughout the year.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall's treasures. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (48 km) provides a premier archery experience with themed ranges, expert guidance, and an engaging blend of historical and fantasy elements that captivates visitors of all ages. National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (50 km) brings maritime heritage wonderfully to life through engaging exhibits, impressive boat collections, and interactive family activities exploring our relationship with the sea. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (52 km) invites you to explore Cornwall's rich tin mining heritage with guided tours, working demonstrations, and educational exhibits at this award-winning heritage site preserving an important chapter of industrial history.
The charming fishing village of Port Isaac sits just two kilometres away, known for its scenic harbour, traditional cottages, and fame as the filming location for the beloved television series Doc Martin. This picturesque village boasts fresh seafood shops, an excellent grocery store, wonderful restaurants (including two Michelin-starred establishments from Nathan Outlaw), lively cafes, welcoming pubs, and interesting galleries. Meanwhile, Newquay is a 37-kilometres drive. Voted Best Seaside Town for Families, with golden sand and captivating coastlines. There's a a laid-back charm everyone can enjoy, from world-class surfing at Fistral Beach to family-friendly rock pools and waterfront dining.
