The Lobster Pot, Hayle is a luxurious three-storey wharf house positioned directly above the harbour, offering an exceptional blend of coastal sophistication and modern convenience. The contemporary kitchen, beautifully designed with an electric oven, induction hob, and premium appliances, sits seamlessly within the open-plan living space. Underfloor heating keeps you wonderfully warm after beach adventures, whilst generous windows flood the space with natural light.
The stunning open-plan lounge and dining area boasts double-height ceilings and a Smart TV for evening relaxation. Seamless bi-folding glass doors open onto a balcony with dreamy harbour views—the perfect spot for morning coffee or sunset drinks. Step outside to discover a secure storage shed for your water sports equipment and a private adjacent mooring for those with boats. Three beautifully appointed bedrooms await: a ground-floor master with an impressive super-king four-poster bed and private harbour-view balcony, a twin bedroom on the ground floor, and a king-size bedroom on the mezzanine level with its own en-suite. Three immaculate bathrooms ensure comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to sunlight dancing across the water, stepping onto your private balcony to breathe in the salt-tinged Atlantic breeze, and settling into evening as the harbour lights twinkle below. This is where memories are made—where families reconnect and friendships deepen against the backdrop of one of Cornwall's most picturesque settings.
The Lobster Pot, Hayle sits on a UNESCO World Heritage Site overlooking St Ives Bay, surrounded by stretches of sandy beaches. One has been voted best beach in the UK by The Times – making it an ideal base for active seaside holidays. Just 200m away, the beach bar and restaurant beckon, with shops within 800m. Hayle is a renowned hotspot for surfing and windsurfing, whilst the RSPB-managed estuary offers paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers. The charming Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives (5 km) showcases renowned artist Barbara Hepworth's former studio and unique outdoor sculptures. Historic St Michael's Mount in Marazion (9 km) features subtropical gardens and engaging castle tours. Wine enthusiasts will love Polgoon Vineyard near Penzance (12 km), offering award-winning wines, ciders, and guided tours. The Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek (26 km) provides interactive experiences with rescued seals and marine life.
Venture further to Camel Creek Family Theme Park (48 km) for thrilling rides including the Cornish Rattler rollercoaster and splashing fun at the water play areas. Alternatively, explore the themed garden rooms at Pinetum Gardens in St Austell (51 km), where you can wander through Japanese, Mediterranean and secret garden spaces alongside rare tree collections. Guided kayaking tours on the River Camel at Porthilly Cove (54 km) offer wonderful wildlife spotting opportunities perfect for families, with chances to see seals, herons and kingfishers along this scenic tidal estuary.
The historic creative hub of Redruth, just a 15-kilometre drive away, seamlessly blends vibrant arts with beautiful countryside perfect for walking and cycling enthusiasts. This former mining town now pulses with galleries, studios and cultural venues, whilst surrounding trails wind through dramatic moorland landscapes. Meanwhile, Padstow (52 km away) stands as Cornwall's undisputed foodie haven, where Rick Stein's culinary empire mingles with bustling harbourside restaurants serving the freshest local seafood. As the first Cornish town to achieve “Walkers Are Welcome” status, Hayle's exceptionally well-maintained footpaths provide delightful exploration opportunities right on your doorstep.
