6 The Watermark is a semi-detached, coastal holiday home arranged in an

'upside down' design to make the most of the spectacular views, in the

small seaside village of Porth. It has recently been refurbished

throughout including a new kitchen and bathrooms.

Ideal for couples or families, you enter the house on the first floor into

the spacious, open-plan living space with a lounge, dining, and kitchen

areas.

French doors open onto a decked balcony with glass screens taking full

advantage of the amazing view across Porth Island towards Watergate Bay and

beyond.

On the ground floor are the two bedrooms both of which have patio doors

opening onto the rear decked area and private garden, perfect for an early

morning cup of tea watching the waves.

The master bedroom has a king size bed, fitted wardrobes, and an en-suite

bath/shower, basin and wc.

The family bedroom has a king size bed, fitted wardrobes and a single bed,

with an en-suite walk-in shower, basin and wc.

6 The Watermark is superbly located for families, watersports lovers and

walking enthusiasts alike, this spacious holiday home has possibly the best

views in the area, with an enviable position overlooking Porth Island. It

lies in a small development within the Glendorgal Estate, with a direct

private path to the beach.

A short scenic walk along the coastal path takes you to Porth with its

wonderful family beach, a pub directly on the beach selling traditional bar

meals, as well as a shop, tearoom, café and ice cream shop.Further along

the South-West Coastal path to the north is Watergate Bay, famous for a

variety of water sports and a selection of restaurants within the Watergate

Bay hotel complex.

Virtually on our doorstep in the other direction is privately owned Lusty

Glaze Beach, a beautiful beach with surf school, excellent bar, pizzas and

restaurant (seasonal opening).

An enjoyable walk further along the coast will take you into Newquay town

which has a range of visitor attractions and unrivalled beaches, and an

active fishing harbour.

The choice of pubs, restaurants and takeaways in Newquay is guaranteed to

suit all tastes.

The city of Truro, and “Rick Stein’s” Padstow are within an easy drive, as

well as the award-winning Eden Project and the many famous gardens of

Cornwall.

Local restaurants offer Cornish wines, produce and fresh seafood.

This is a great place for holidays or a getaway in all seasons.

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Porth is a small seaside village on the outskirts of Newquay. The village offers a shop, cafes, restaurants and a pub on the sandy beach, plus nearby is the South West Coast Path, which boasts spectacular scenery. Watergate Bay, with its rolling waves, surf schools, cafe and pubs, is a short walk away, and the popular resort of Newquay with its beaches, watersports, pubs, restaurants, zoo and aquarium is well worth a visit. Fistral Beach and surf centre are three miles west of Porth, whilst the surf training school at Lusty Glaze Beach is actually within the village. The charming fishing village of Padstow, along with Bodmin Moor, the city of Truro, Falmouth and the world-famous Eden Project are all within easy reach, making Porth an ideal base for a Cornish getaway.

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