Seapinks is a contemporary, three-bedroom house, tucked away in the centre of Port Isaac, a charming fishing community in Cornwall. Seapinks provides a fabulous base for a seaside escape for five guests and a canine companion, whilst boasting sea views and a prime location close to a hub of facilities, attractions, and the beach. Before entering the home, take advantage of the two off-road parking spaces, which are highly sought after in the area. The stylish sitting room, which includes a plush corner sofa and a media wall with a sleek electric fire, will greet you, offering the ideal place to relax with a good book while the Cornish coastline serves as a backdrop. Enter the fully-equipped kitchen to prepare delectable meals and keep up with laundry before congregating in the dining area or heading outside for an alfresco arrangement. The three well-appointed bedrooms include a ground-floor single, a double, and a king-size with TV, the latter of which features breath-taking beachfront views. A sleek bathroom with a walk-in shower and a bath is included in the house to accommodate everyone's tastes. When you're ready to start exploring Port Isaac, by foot reach a selection of convenience stores, Fresh From The Sea restaurant, and Outlaw's New Road eatery—both of which use the mouth-watering, fresh produce—that’s right on your door. Take a trip down to Port Gaverne Beach and ascend to Portwenn View for a better view of the area, before unwinding on Polzeath Beach's expansive, golden sands. In the town of Padstow, embark on a Padstow Sealife Safari excursion, explore Hawker's Cove, or construct sandcastles, have a swim, and cool off in Trevone Bay's refreshing, turquoise water. Before returning home in time for sunset, round up your holiday with a tour of Tintagel, which is home to the ruins of Tintagel Castle, the exclusive cove of Merlin's Cave, and The National Trust Bagalow walking route. Visit Seapinks to enjoy a beach escape.

One of the real Cornish jewels is Port Isaac. The old village in the valley, a charming fishing community nestled in a valley with steep sides, has hardly altered since the previous century, when it was a centre for smuggling, slate export, and fishing. You can find a lot of little character homes mixed in with bigger cliff-top retreats, all with convenient access to the village's many eateries and shops. As the water recedes, the sandy harbour offers an abundance of rock pools. The village is a well-liked tourist destination with numerous of attractions, including the spectacular Doyden Castle, the lovely Lundy Bay, and the well-known Doc Martin's clinic.

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