A coastal delight with stunning sea views enjoyed through floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Mount's Bay near the pretty village of Mousehole. Driftwood Haven enjoys private balcony space, a large modern kitchen, and four bedrooms where up to eight guests can sleep comfortably.

Enter the pretty tiled and wood flooring of the entrance hall, which leads into an impressive and spacious open-plan kitchen and living area. The first thing you will spot is the view, with large floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing the coast right outside your doorstep.

Dinner can be enjoyed at the stylish eight-seater dining table, with the colourful kitchen's marine blue and green décor providing a large kitchen island. The kitchen is well stocked with wall-mounted ovens, a dishwasher, and a large fridge-freezer, plus a convenient utility room with a washing machine and dryer—a great place to store wetsuits and sandy shoes!

The master bedroom can be found up a flight of stairs leading to a lovely lounge area with bespoke furniture and local artwork adorning the walls. Sit on a comfy sofa and enjoy the sea views from the large aspect windows. The bedroom is next to the lounge and boasts a lovely space with a king-size bed, a cosy seating area to enjoy the views from a gorgeous double shower, and an additional en-suite WC and free-standing bath.

Downstairs a further double room with an en-suite shower also benefits from seaside views, while a comfortable double and twin room shares a great family bathroom.

Throw open the double doors in the upstairs lounge or downstairs in the living space, and you'll find two outdoor terraces, complete with additional seating. 

Mousehole is a stunning little village in Southwest Cornwall with cobbled streets, a pretty harbour and granite cottages. Those looking for a picturesque walk should try the Mousehole to Lamorna Cove circular route that takes you through a nature reserve and out on top of the towering coastal cliffs.

The Tyler Gallery is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Cornwall. It has a wonderful display of modern prints and paintings by up-and-coming local Cornish artists.

The stunning National Trust island of St. Michael’s Mount is a must-see. You can reach the island on foot when the tide is out or catch one of the special boats going back and forth from the shore to the island harbour. There, you can explore glorious, manicured gardens and a beautifully preserved historic castle, all part of the unique civil parish still thriving on the island.  

With its enviable coast, Cornwall has many beaches from which crystal-clear waves await your enjoyment, with swimming, paddleboarding, water skiing, and boat rides all available. 

A trip to The Eden Project in St. Austell would make a great day out, taking just under an hour and a half in the car. This famous Cornish spectacle is a perfect spot for families where you can walk amongst the dramatic tropical biomes and experience the sights and smells of the rainforest. 

Or head over to north Cornwall to visit St. Ives for a little local culture at the Cornish home of the Tate Gallery. Check out exhibits of both famous and local artists and browse the local artisan shops.

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