Description
Perched on Pentire just minutes from the surf, this mid-century home’s gorgeous renovation has transformed it into a light-filled and chic beach house for holidays in one of Newquay's most sought-after locations.
Parque floors and reeded glass from the home’s original design have been retained, with modern balustrades, split levels and indoor/outdoor living adding a contemporary feel. At its heart, the vast kitchen with a large island makes cooking and entertaining a thoroughly sociable affair, while a snug offers somewhere quieter to curl up with a favourite book or magazine. The spacious adjoining lounge has ample seating, a smart TV, drinks bar, air hockey table and wide double doors that open onto the terrace, so this is where you’ll while away most of your time together,
Perfectly positioned for lunch in the sunshine or evenings after a day at the beach, the terrace is a dream, flaunting views over Fistral Beach that can be enjoyed any time of the day. A large lawn offers plenty of space for children to play, dogs to stretch their legs, and adults to sunbathe. At the end of the garden, a private gate leads towards Fistral Beach, making it easy to reach the sand and surf whenever the mood takes you.
There are four beautiful bedrooms to choose from – one on the ground floor and three upstairs. The upper floor bedrooms have wonderful views across Fistral and include a sprawling master bedroom with its own spacious en-suite, Juliet balcony, and walk-in dressing room.
One of the best things about staying on Pentire is that you don’t need to drive to experience the best of Newquay. Walk down to Fistral Beach for a morning swim or surf, have breakfast at Seaspray Café overlooking the waves, or an afternoon on the sand before wandering home through the garden gate. Guests can also reach Crantock Beach by walking around 10 minutes to the Fern Pit Café, where a seasonal foot ferry and cliff side path take you across to one of Cornwall’s most beautiful and sheltered stretches of sand, perfect for swimming, relaxing or exploring the dunes. In the evening, some of Newquay's best reviewed restaurants are within easy reach, like Sixty Bistro (5 minutes’ walk), and The Fish House, Rick Stein Fistral (16 minutes’ walk along the coast path).
If you don’t mind a 5-minute drive, there are many more to choose from, like Adam Handling’s Ugly Butterfly, Moules & Co, and Graze Tapas. In the other direction, the peaceful Gannel Estuary offers paddleboarding, kayaking and scenic walks, while the South West Coast Path is right on your doorstep.