Porthcothan House is a splendid coastal retreat with stunning sea views over Porthcothan Bay, Cornwall. With private driveway parking for five cars and welcoming two well-behaved pets, this Georgian farmhouse is perfect for families seeking a memorable seaside escape at any time of year. Upon entering the property, you will be greeted by a spacious kitchen, fully equipped to cater to all your culinary needs throughout your stay. Adjacent to the kitchen, you will find a handy utility room, perfect for storing any beach gear, sports equipment, or walking boots. The dining room, complete with seating for eleven people and a warm woodburning stove, open to the conservatory and with sea views, provides the perfect setting for family meals and celebrations. After dinner, retire to the sitting room, where you can relax on the plush sofas and enjoy a movie night on the 42″ HD Smart TV, all whilst being warmed by the glow of the second woodburning stove. For those seeking a quiet moment, the drawing room offers a serene retreat, whilst the inviting conservatory is the ideal spot to enjoy a morning coffee or an evening drink, taking in the views of the garden and Porthcothan Beach. The property has six beautifully decorated bedrooms, all elegantly furnished with Savoir Beds (two of which are the iconic Savoir No.2, designed for The Savoy Hotel) and feature high-end natural down bedding for warmth and comfort. Almost all face west and have views of Porthcothan Beach and the coast. They offer flexible sleeping options to suit various family arrangements. The master bedroom has a Savoir No.2 super-king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom with a bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC. Four additional double bedrooms, also zip/link for flexibility, ensure there is plenty of space for everyone, whilst a single bedroom provides extra sleeping space. The property is well-served by a selection of bathrooms: choose from a refreshing walk-in shower or a relaxing soak in the bath, with the ground-floor shower room even boasting a steam room for an extra touch of indulgence. Outside, the enclosed garden offers a safe space for children and pets to play. Here, you will find a mix of lawn, patio and gravelled areas, complete with a barbecue for those warm summer evenings. Relax on the sun loungers or gather around the outdoor furniture, making the most of this delightful outdoor space. A stay at Porthcothan House would not be complete without immersing yourself in its vibrant local area. Step into the stunning scenery of the National Trust - Carnewas at Bedruthan, where dramatic cliff tops merge with the azure waters to create breath-taking panoramas. Take a leisurely stroll or invigorate your senses with a refreshing dip at the nearby Trevone Bay or Mawgan Porth Beach, both offering sandy seascapes dotted with charming rock pools. Follow local trails and behold the iconic Trevose Head Lighthouse standing sentinel over the surrounding sea. Encounter exotic beasts at Newquay Zoo or unearth the aquatic marvels housed at Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay for a fun-filled family day out. Experience historical grandeur at Trerice, an impeccable Elizabethan manor, and venture further afield to admire the Roseland Heritage Coast's unspoiled beauty. Visit Truro's striking Cathedral and enjoy the city's bustling atmosphere before retreating to the calm of Boscawen Park. Lastly, do remember to dive into Cornwall's vibrant artistic culture at the Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery. From stretching out on the sand to exploring the rich local heritage, Porthcothan House is your gateway to the very best of Cornwall.

St Merryn is a typical Cornish village, located within two miles of the coast and close to the picturesque harbour and fishing port of Padstow. Surrounded by some of Cornwall's best surfing beaches and golf courses, St Merryn is a holidaymaker's dream, offering two pubs, three restaurants, a chinese takeaway, a chip shop, mini markets and a Post Office, yet St Merryn remains within easy reach of the area's visitor attractions. The vibrant town of Newquay is eleven miles down the road, boasting three major beaches, the National Surf Centre and an endless supply of rolling surf, making it a paradise for watersports enthusiasts. Newquay also offers good shopping, a zoo, a Sea Life centre and a variety of nightspots, clubs, pubs and restaurants. Set back from the main holiday crowds, St Merryn is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area at your leisure.

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