Set on the seaward facing side of Carbis Bay, this three-bedroom, modern detached bungalow, enjoys sea views from its living area and glorious garden, with easy access to the South West Coast Path, St Ives scenic railway and a short walk from Carbis Bay Beach.

Welcoming children over six and sleeping six, it’s an idyllic base for a family escape to Cornwall.

Stunning sea views flow throughout the clever open plan living area, through two sets of large French glass doors, so whether you’re cooking, dining or relaxing you can benefit from views of the bay, helping you to fall into Cornwall slower pace of life, open up the doors and breath in the healthy Cornish air and wow at the colours of the ocean laid out beyond the beautiful Cornish garden, curl up in front of the wood burning stove’s welcoming glow, on either the white sofa or two matching comfy chairs, and enjoy the entertainment on the television.

A large oak table with bench seating, is perfectly positioned in front of the second set of French doors, to the living area, allowing the open plan kitchen/diner to benefit from sea views and guests to easily socialise with the designated chef, when the weather is fine, this area extends out to the decking above the garden, perfect for dining alfresco, the contemporary kitchen with slipstone work tops, is well-appointed with everything required for your holiday, a separate utility room is accessed from the master bedroom housing a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Choose from three comfortable double bedrooms, the master has a private en-suite with shower and French doors which lead out to the garden, and offer stunning views of the bay, the second room enjoys garden views and the third is lit by natural light through a large window, all rooms are located to the rear and offer plenty of storage space for your holiday outfits.

The family bathroom is conveniently located next to the bedrooms and offers the choice of a large bath to relax in amongst the bubbles or a refreshing shower, a great space to escape to after a busy beach day.

A beautiful Cornish garden, laid to lawn with delightful Cornish blooms, surrounds the bungalow on three sides, so you can catch some rays at any time of the day, the seaward facing side has a decked area, accessed from the living area, this is sunny in the morning making it a great place to eat an alfresco breakfast, with breath-taking bay views.

Carbis Bay Beach is just a short walk away, this stunning beach is lifeguarded at peak times, covered in golden sand with azure waters, awarded Blue Flag status, lapping it shores, a wonder space to enjoy water sports or swimming.

The South West Coast Path nearby offers a lovely cliffside walk towards Hayle Estuary in one direction and St Ives in the other, if you’re lucky you may spot dolphins or a friendly seal, while enjoying a healthy walk around the Cornish coast.

Treat yourself to a day exploring St Ives, this traditional Cornish fishing village, is surrounded by sandy beaches and its picturesque cobbled streets are filled with, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, served by its working harbour with fresh sea food, this tourist hotspot has inspired artists worldwide and many are celebrated in The Tate and Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, this is one of the many galleries around the town, after enjoying St Ives return to Carbis Bay via the scenic railway, hugging the coast this service connects the surrounding area, the journey is spectacular.

If you need to entertain the kids Flambards Theme Park near Helston will excite older children, while the younger ones will love feeding the animals at Paradise Park, in Hayle, many visitors love to see Land’s End and while you are there treat yourself to a show at the nearby open-air theatre, set on the edge of a Cornish cliff, the Minack must have one of the country’s most dramatic locations. St Michaels Mount near Penzance, the jewel in Cornwall’s crown, is a magical sight not to miss and the Eden Project near St Austell is world famous for its glorious, enclosed rainforest.

Cornwall has many glorious gardens to explore but if you are after your own, with the added bonus of stunning sea views then Trelowen will grow on you.

Carbis Bay is most known for its gorgeous stretch of pure white sand, which is only a short drive from the renowned St. Ives. With its turquoise seas and sheltered circumstances, the beach feels almost subtropical and is the ideal location for an old-fashioned day at the beach. If sunbathing is not your thing, you may rent a kayak or stand-up paddleboard at the beach's Ocean Sports Centre and head out on the ocean instead. Or, why not treat yourself to a Spa day at the boutique hotel that overlooks the beach and has a wonderful terrace where you can sip cocktails in the Cornish sunshine? Carbis Bay contains a limited selection of local stores and restaurants, as well as a fish and chip takeout and a railway branchline. The rail ride from Carbis Bay to St. Ives is arguably one of the most scenic in the country.

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