About this property
Embark on a romantic retreat on the Cornish coast to this charming apartment which boasts a quirky open-plan living space where you’ll love cooking, eating and relaxing together. East Looe Beach can be found less than half a mile away for a quintessential seaside experience with fine fish restaurants and ice cream vendors just steps away from the sands.
As you enter the open-plan living space, you’ll find the lounge area equipped with pastel-toned furnishings which create a relaxing environment where you can kick back and relax on the sofa with your favourite film on the TV. A cosy window seat offers a perfect spot to sit and read a good book, whilst the extendable dining table for two ensures ample space to enjoy a feast together. The kitchen is full of character with royal blue tiles contrasting against the cream cabinets offering a compact area to cook which has everything you’ll need during a holiday. At bedtime, wash off the sand in the bathroom’s spacious rainfall shower before sinking into a slumber in the double bedroom.
Hop aboard one of the boat trips from Looe Harbour, whether you want to see Looe Island and its wonderful collection of rare plants, or you’d prefer to board on a glass-bottom boat to see into the depths of the sea. Follow the Looe River towards Kilminorth Woods (2 miles) for a change of scenery where the towering ancient trees meet the water, offering a picturesque spot for a picnic whilst the wildlife buzzes nearby. Plan a trek on the South West Coast Path towards Seaton Beach (5 miles) or Fowey (10 miles) to walk hand in hand over the cliff tops, besides quaint beaches and past historic monuments for a trip you’ll remember.
Additional information and rules
No dogs allowed
- 1 double bedroom
- 1 shower room with WC
- Electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge with ice box, microwave
- With regret, the bedroom is not big enough to accommodate a travel cot
- Mobile signal is variable
- Parking in a public car park, 0.6 miles
- Pub, shop and beach 0.1 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Eden Project