Overlooking the bay, at Treloyhan Park Road, in St Ives, this four-bedroom, detached house, enjoys sea views from most rooms, the beaches, St Ives scenic railway and the South West Coast Path all within a short walk.

Sleeping eight, plus two infants, and with a fabulous garden featuring a jet free hot tub to enjoy as a warm pool, it offers an idyllic family seaside escape.

A spacious ground floor living area consisting of a kitchen/diner and large sitting area, framed by a huge bay window overlooking St Ives Bay at one end and bi-fold doors, opening out to the south facing terrace and rear garden, at the other, is flooded with natural light, through the windows making it bright and airy and a fabulous space to relax, a large modular sofa and comfy chairs, provide comfortable seating for everyone, cosy up in front of the wood burner and soak up the sea views or enjoy the entertainment on the 55” 4K television with Sky cinema, Netflix and TNT sports, a Bluetooth soundbar with wireless subwoofer provides a cinematic experience.

The kitchen/diner is ideal for guests to socialise with those preparing the meals, a table with seating for eight has been perfectly positioned to enjoy the superb sea views across the bay, through the large bay window, the bespoke kitchen, created by local craftsman George Robinson, boasts simple clean lines and elegant surfaces, is well-appointed with everything you need in your home from home, bi-fold doors open out to the rear terrace, perfect for dining alfresco, a separate utility room houses a washing machine and dryer.

Guests can choose from four comfortable bedrooms, two of which benefit from private en-suites, with walk in rain shower, including the master king sized room located on the top floor, with its own seaward facing balcony and floor to ceiling doors, maximising the stunning sea views, and a seaward facing room, fitted with a super -king zip and link bed, which can be arranged as a twin on request, this room is located on the first floor along with a further seaward facing king sized room and twin room, with a view of the rear garden, each is well presented with sumptuously dressed beds and offer plenty of storage space.

The family bathroom, is conveniently located next to the first-floor bedrooms, a luxury stone bath or spacious walk-in rain shower with body jets and a separate hand shower, provide the ultimate options to escape, refresh and rejuvenate,

A beautiful private rear south facing garden with decked terrace, offers a tranquil space to unwind, a coal barbeque, large round dining table with chairs, comfortably seating eight, is ideal for dining alfresco, for the active, at the bottom of the garden is a table tennis table along with a boules lawn, the turf has been upgraded to artificial grass to enjoy all year, the terrace houses a jet free hot tub, which can be enjoyed as a warm pool.

The South West Coast Path, easily accessed nearby, heads towards St Ives and Carbis Bay in the other direction, so the town and beaches are all within walking distance, this cliffside walk is a great way to spot wild life, you may even be accompanied by dolphins, Carbis Bay Beach, is a secluded bay with a blue flag award for its crystal-clear waters, it like many of St Ives larger beaches benefits from a seasonal lifeguard service, so ideal for trying water sports, an alternative but exciting way to tour the surrounding area is by the nearby scenic railway, it runs beside the beaches with breath-taking sea views.

St Ives has a plethora of cafes and restaurants to dine out and is a foodie favourite, many are award winning with menus filled with the best local produce, lots enjoy harbour or sea views and some like the Michelin Plate, Porthminster Beach Café, are set right on the beach, the town has a pretty working harbour and cobbled streets filled with boutiques and galleries, these like the Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, showcase the local art inspired by the towns beauty.

From filming locations to our favourite tv shows and films, like Poldark, Doc Martin or Fisherman’s Friends, Cornwall has so many places to discover, including historic tin mines, quaint harbours and hidden coves, to glorious gardens like Trebah, a sub-tropical paradise with a stunning coastal backdrop, near Falmouth, Heligan recently discovered after being lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1, to the exciting canopy walkway above the tropical rainforest at the Eden Project, near St Austell, treat yourself to a show at the Minack, this open air theatre near Land’s End, is dramatically set on the edge of a cliff with the Atlantic Ocean as its back drop, the kids will love the rides at Flambards in Helston, or feeding the animals at Paradise Park near Hayle.

Enjoying spacious open plan living areas, sea view bedrooms and a wonderful private garden, Tremorva offers a fabulous base to gather and appreciate Cornwall’s amazing seaside lifestyle.

St. Ives is one of Cornwall's most picturesque harbour towns, with small streets, cottages nestled around the quayside, the Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Museum, wonderful beaches, superb shops, a flourishing community of artists, fantastic pubs and restaurants, and much more. It's easy to see why this is the county's premier vacation destination, with its semi-bohemian lifestyle and romantic atmosphere. Abundant wildlife, spectacular coastal hikes, world-class surfing, and the Land's End Peninsula's Celtic mysteries are all within close reach. A fantastic destination!

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