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On the edge of Dittisham, in a fabulous position high on a hill, is this lovely modern house.
With amazing views over the beautiful Dart estuary and elegant décor, it is relaxing and magnificent accommodation for older families and groups of friends.
Steps lead down to the front door and your smart sitting room where your eye will be drawn to the windows which form the front wall of the house, letting in lots of light and views of the river, and which you can open to the patio to bring the outside in.
On cooler days, gather around the lovely cosy wood burning stove or cook together in the sleek kitchen with its traditional Aga, preparing meals to enjoy in the dining area with its big table.
Up a step from the kitchen is a useful ground floor twin bedroom, and you will find the other three bedrooms upstairs, all en suite and with fantastic views of the Dart estuary.
One of the doubles opens to a balcony where you can step out in your pyjamas for early morning vistas.
The vast patio along the width of the house is almost another outdoor room in itself, with its table and chairs for alfresco meals and leisurely sundowners looking over the water.
A steep path winds down through the garden, a fun place to explore with its garden room where you can sit and prepare drinks and nibbles in the little kitchen area and two ponds with lily pads.
From the bottom of the garden, head through the gate which takes you to the heart of the village with its two friendly pubs, shop and jetty where you can catch crabs and board the pedestrian ferry to Greenway where Agatha Christie once lived and which is now managed by the National Trust.
This is boating country, where you can hire vessels, moor dinghies and join the sailing school for some tuition.Blackpool Sands is a stunning beach, a curve of turquoise water and golden sand.
Dartmouth is an old and fashionable town where shopaholics will love the boutiques and galleries, or you can play golf at the Country Club.
With beautiful scenery and lots to enjoy in the area, Dove Cottage is an outstanding holiday home for a Devon break.
3 Overcliff is a gorgeous family-friendly property in the charming fishing community of Port Isaac that offers unobstructed, spectacular views of the ocean. It has been exquisitely decorated throughout and offers sleeping quarters for six people, making it the perfect Cornish retreat.
The sleek and modern kitchen greets you as soon as you enter the property. It is completely furnished with an electric oven and hob, microwave, refrigerator and freezer, coffee maker, dishwasher, and a washing and dryer for your convenience. There is space at the dining table for six people to sit and eat. The cosy sitting area, which is next to the kitchen, is equipped with two cosy couches and an armchair. With floor-to-ceiling windows and a charming open fire, you can comfortably take in the breathtaking sea views. A useful bathroom room with a walk-in shower, washbasin, toilet, and the extra comfort of underfloor heating completes the ground floor.
There are three exquisitely furnished bedrooms in the property. Enjoy the luxury of a king-size bed in bedroom one as you begin your day with breathtaking views of the sea. While the third bedroom has twin single beds and more lovely views, the second bedroom has twin single beds that may be made into a super-king bed upon request. A bathtub with an overhead shower, a washbasin and a toilet are all included in the spacious family bathroom.
A beautiful garden awaits you outside, complete with a decked area that offers cosy outdoor seating options and a barbeque. You can enjoy delicious outdoor meals or just unwind and take in the beautiful surroundings.
It’s a short stroll to the famous Port Isaac harbour. Along with a cooperative grocery store, the little passageways are lined with independent stores, cafes, and eateries. Enjoy local lobster and a glass of wine in the charming patio of “Fresh from the Sea,” which is located at the top of the hamlet. 3 If you want to explore the north Cornish coastline, 3 Overcliff is the ideal starting point.
Built in the 1500s, St Michael’s property is a particularly distinctive boutique self-catering property in Wells-next-the-Sea. This hideaway is ideal for anyone seeking a truly special spot in an excellent town that is close to the beach and services, with a stunning lookout tower that offers breathtaking views of the port and the coast for as far as the eye can reach.
St. Michael’s Cottage is a four-story former merchant’s home constructed of flint and brick in the 16th century. Rich in character, it features an observation tower on the fourth story at the top of the house, offering stunning views of the harbour, the marshes, East Fleet Creek, and the ocean beyond. This location is ideal for daytime viewing of the breathtaking coastline and is as amazing for nighttime stargazing, especially with the telescope and binoculars provided. This beautiful cottage decorated in a neutral palette is set on a no through road right in the heart of Wells-next-the-Sea, on one of the narrow lanes that leads down to the quay, and comes with off street parking for one car and its own sunny south-facing courtyard garden, with a barbecue seating area.
Inside this charming cottage, you’ll find a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, four luxurious bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room and two steep Norfolk winder stairs on either side of the house. There is a television room on the third floor that may also be used as a fifth bedroom. By using the couch bed, the space can accommodate 11 people, though this is only advised for children.The bottom floor’s communal kitchen/dining area offers a chance to savour delicious food and chat while remembering the day’s activities. Built into the converted sail loft, the master bedroom is exquisite and offers a true sense of the house’s history with its exposed brickwork walls and gorgeous heavily-beamed ceiling. Now tastefully renovated, St Michael’s Cottage is a distinctive, eccentric vacation rental with lots of personality that offers easygoing yet fashionable living. It is perfect for a quick getaway or an extended stay and can accommodate both families and friends.
St Michael’s Cottage is one of Wells’ oldest buildings and as such there are uneven floor levels and steps both within and outside the property. The staircases inside the property are enclosed, steep, curved and narrow Norfolk winder stairs. We would advise that the house would not be suitable for those less mobile. This cottage is very enchanting, and those who stay will adore the unique character that it comes with.
Would you like to stay on the best beach in the UK? With views of Godrevy Lighthouse and St Ives Bay, this popular Beach House vacation rental is the Ferrymans Rest Bungalow, the historic home of the ancient Lelant to Hayle Ferrymen. Being based on the magnificent Porthkidney Sands Beach, St Ives Bay, it is situated in a location that won the coveted title of Best UK Beach by The Times/Sunday Times in 2024.
Ferryman’s Rest is ideal for groups of up to ten people and has all the amenities you could want in a beachfront home. A favourite with the guests is being able to drink some bubbles whilst enjoying being in bubbles and being mesmerised by the ever changing views or watching the stars come out at night with the soothing sound of the sea in the background.
You will be pleasantly surprised by Ferryman’s Rest’s air of lightness, brightness, and hospitality as soon as you enter. With white wooden floors, high vaulted ceilings, and beach-inspired artwork and decorations scattered throughout, the décor is distinctly seaside-centric. A spacious dining and living space with a huge driftwood inspired table overlooking the bay. A sit around table where you can enjoy long, leisurely dinners and while away many an hour chatting and catching up with family and friends. If you don’t wish to stay sat at the table sit back and relax on a large very comfy sofa with a massive flat screen TV for group film watching or gaming as a great finishing touch why not light up the wood stove to warm you up after an evening beach stroll.
The open plan living and dining area is connected to the long, fully furnished galley kitchen with patio doors that open onto the terrace. Guests have repeatedly commented that it is a well stocked “Cook’s Kitchen”. Perfect for cooking some fresh local shellfish and sipping some crisp white wine.
If you wish to be peaceful and away from the living room action, it’s possible to enjoy the stunning views from the conservatory/ sun room where there is another dining table that also overlooks the bay. Perfect for busy mornings and nights when guests want to enjoy some stillness and me time. Alternatively, it can be set up as an impromptu work office for remote working whilst being by the sea.
You’ll likely want to spend most of your time outside on the stunning patio if you’re there in the summer. After a day on the sandy Lelant Porthkidney Beach, which is reachable by a flight of steps straight from the terrace, come back and enjoy some fresh local produce prepared on the patio Chimney BBQ. A fantastic location for outdoor eating and entertaining.
In addition to being well-known for its pristine crystal clear waters, so after a day of swimming, walking and building sandcastles, return to the terrace for a refreshing drink, a delicious meal from the barbecue and the soothing sound of the waves crashing beneath you.
You have four excellent rooms to pick from when it’s time to go to sleep. All can have the option of providing a double bed space. These consist of two king-size rooms and a triple bunk room with a double below and a single above, as well as an eaves bedroom which can be made into a double as well as the potential to roll out the trundles to provide four singles that would be ideal for kids or friends sharing.
Simple, tidy, and cool décor characterises the bedrooms. Beauty sleep is a holiday prerequisite so let the live sound of the sea soothe you whilst drifting off into a restful night’s sleep on a lovely comfy mattress.
You can utilise the white quartz tiled family bathroom in the morning, which features heated towel rails to keep things warm and fluffy and a large bathtub with a shower overhead. Additionally, there is a separate shower area.
There is a lot to enjoy in the region, even if you decide to leave our paradise by the sea. Enjoy a morning stroll with breathtaking views by using the South West Coastal Footpath. The house is based directly on the St Michael’s Way Pilgrimage Route and part of the Camino so you can get your first Camino stamp just by walking to Ferrymans Rest! Only meters away is a fantastic links golf course. If not, those who prefer the water can go paddle boarding, kayaking or kitesurfing. Hayle is a fantastic place to attempt kayaking, paddle boarding, and surfing if you’re interested in water activities.
If taking it easy is more your style it is possible to go fishing right outside your front door. Or, if birdwatching is a hobby the location is renowned for its twitching potential as it is the most southerly RSPB Reserve. Come spot a Golden Plover, Wigeon, Godwit, Redshank, Teal, Heron, Cormorant, Gull or Crow to name a few. Nature abounds at the location with guests repeatedly spotting Seals from the comfort of their beds to Glow Worms on an evening stroll.
The village of Lelant is well served with two great local pubs, a wonderful bistro and fabulous bird watching cafe. Enjoy a morning stroll with breathtaking views by using the West Coastal Path. Porth Kidney Beach welcomes dogs year-round and as many families are not complete without their four legged friend Ferryman’s is a wonderful place to start the day with your pet. The Hounds report back that the beach is “paw-fect”.
If you feel like a walk further a field it is possible to walk via the beach into Carbis Bay and enjoy the location where world leaders congregated for the G7 in 2020 and enjoyed a Cornish Beach BBQ. The location was chosen to impress President’s and Prime Minister’s as it is indisputably “World Class”, something many famous artists became aware of hundreds of years ago when the likes of Whistler was first attracted to the special St. Ives “light”. Ferryman’s has its own artistic history as it was the home and studio of John Miller who forever captured the beauty of the location in his iconic seascapes. Indeed one of the paintings of location being used for Chris Rea’s “King of the Beach” Album Cover. The location has also inspired writers and the famous local author Rosamunde Pilcher described the walk to the house as her favourite walk: “My favourite walk is at Lelant, down the road past the Church onto the golf course. You see the bay and the colours, and it’s never the same – it’s just perfect.”
A little further on you from Lelant you can enjoy fantastic cafes, pubs, and restaurants as you stroll down the South West Coastal Route into St Ives and visit the Tate or the many charming traditional Cornish towns nearby. Easy day outings include the Eden Project, Lands End, Minack Theatre, St. Michael’s Mount, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
We know we have the keys to a magical destination. We want to share that with our guests so that they too can tap into the peace and calm that our guests repeatedly enjoy having stayed at Ferryman’s Rest. The remarkable experience of staying at the location provides many of our guests with precious memories, that feel better, are worth more and last longer than many life’s more fleeting likes.
For friends or family looking for sunlight, the sea, and clean Cornish air, this seaside property is perfect.
Would you like to stay on the best beach in the UK? If so, these three beachfront vacation rentals combined are known as “The Beach Pads” and deliver just that as they are based on the magnificent Porthkidney Sands Beach, St Ives Bay. A location that won the coveted title of Best UK Beach by The Times/Sunday Times in 2024. No matter what age guests who stay at Beach Pads love their time being based in such a stunning and special spot.
Over the years, “The Beach Pads” have worked very well for larger family and friends group get-togethers. Beach Pads often being booked for significant birthdays, even a successful 90th in 2023, Golden Wedding Anniversary’s, as well as an annual multi-generational family holidays. Beach Pads provide the ideal setting for year-round getaways and reunions with internationally based friends and relatives. It is also a popular destination for wedding celebrations, photo shoots and filming. As they say location, location, location and this is undeniably one that delivers in spades!
Guests frequently reporting back that these special reunions and occasions have created the cherished family memories that will last a lifetime. Beach Pads provide the ideal retreat for all members of the family. Children revert back to enjoying the physical pursuits of having acres of sand and sea on their doorstep should they need a change of scenery from a swim in the indoor heated swimming pool. Parents can then unwind as we all know that when the kids are happy life is easy! Grandparents have often said it’s so relaxing just sitting back and watching their loved ones at rest and play when not being mesmerised by the ever changing views.
Naturally, all three Beach Pads have stunning vistas as well as excellent amenities that include two private hot tubs, an indoor heated pool, covered outdoor entertainment area with fire pit, a spot for the entire party to congregate in one location providing the rare opportunity to spend some alone time away from the crowds, whilst over looking the ever changing sea vista . Every home has open-plan living areas. The Ferry House and the Beach Bungalow both have conservatories. If you can take your eyes off the breathtaking views of the sea or resist going outside for a private moonlit beach walk, there are plenty of options for unwinding and cuddling up either to watch a movie or read a good book. You will only be disturbed by the sound of the waves.
Throughout the day, there is much for everyone to enjoy. Literally, sandy beaches are right outside your door, alternatively, few meters away is a fantastic links golf course. If not, those who prefer the water can go paddle boarding, kayaking or kitesurfing. If taking it easy is more your style its possible to go fishing right outside your front door.
The village of Lelant is well served with two great local pubs, a wonderful bistro and fabulous bird watching cafe. If you feel like a walk further a field it is possible to walk via the beach into Carbis Bay and enjoy the location where world leaders congregated for the G7 in 2020 for a Cornish Beach BBQ. A little further on you can enjoy fantastic cafes, pubs, and restaurants as you stroll down the South West Coastal Route into St Ives and visit the Tate or the many charming traditional Cornish towns nearby. Easy day outings include the Eden Project, Lands End, Minack Theatre, St. Michael’s Mount, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
Those who wish for a barefoot beach wedding look no further. It’s hard to imagine anywhere more glorious to celebrate your big day with your loved ones. For celebratory, informal wedding celebrations an exceptional location for a scaled back elopement style wedding. The Beach Pads on the bay in St. ives offer an extraordinarily beautiful setting to tie the knot. the Barefoot Wedding Team can help to curate the day to leave you with the cherished memories you desire. The happy couple can opt to exchange vows informally at any time of day with a local celebrant (or not), after registering at the registry office or attending a service at the stunning Norman Church nearby. Dusk weddings are especially popular at the moment. As the beach is dog friendly all the year round it means your four legged best friend can join in too! Our guests frequently discover that they have the beach to themselves, even during the hottest part of the summer.
The Beach Pads are particularly appealing to folk wishing to get away from the busy pace of daily life, so if you want a spot where you can wake up in a super-king bed and gaze directly upon the Godrevy lighthouse and St. Ives Bay with only the distraction of passing Gig Rowers, Local Lobster Fisherman, Kitesurfers and Paddle Boarders look no further and get in touch!
Would you like to stay on the best beach in the UK? If so, look no further than The Ferry House that is based on the magnificent Porthkidney Sands Beach, St Ives Bay. A location that won the coveted title of Best UK Beach by The Times/Sunday Times in 2024. No matter what age, guests who stay at The Ferry House find it hard to leave and truly love their time holidaying at such a stunning and special spot. This popular beach vacation rental was formerly the historic location of the ancient Lelant to Hayle Ferry.
Ferry House, a spacious, cosy house with an amazing outside space. For a group of friends or a family of up to eight that want a real beach vacation in a gorgeous area of Cornwall, this would be an excellent choice. There are unavoidable, breathtaking views in every direction because the property is so near to the beach—it’s practically on it.
The living room, dining room and kitchen are all open to one another and have a comfortable seating area where you can relax whilst watching the ever changing sea views or if you prefer a movie on the flat-screen TV while the wood stove crackles or, on hot days, take a nap in the shade. To keep you occupied late into the night, there are also locally inspired reading materials and board games available.
There is both a snug with a TV ideal for the Younger Generation to use for gaming or cartoons. Alternatively, the adjacent conservatory/ sun room has seating and a table football with various children’s games and doubles up as a “den”, allowing the older generation to sit and chat or just to relax and enjoy the view. The sun room/conservatory has the capability of providing a remote working space should the need arise.
Modern and fully furnished, the kitchen area is perfect for preparing large breakfasts to be eaten either at the kitchen island and for enjoying delectable dinners at the dining table on cooler evenings while taking in the stunning view of the bay. Guests have repeatedly commented that it is a well stocked “Cook’s Kitchen”.
However, in the summer, you will want to eat outside in the wonderful private garden over looking the beach, which features two large interlinked covered pergolas with long bench seating, a built-in BBQ, and breathtaking views of the sea! Before dinner, you may enjoy a few luxurious laps in the indoor heated pool or grab a cool beer and have a relaxing dip in the hot tub while someone gets the Egg BBQ ready. Perfect for cooking some fresh local shellfish and sipping some crisp white wine.
A favourite with the guests is being able to drink some bubbles whilst enjoying being in bubbles and being mesmerised by the ever changing views or watching the stars come out at night with the soothing sound of the sea in the background.
As they say location, location, location and this is undeniably one that delivers in spades! Guests frequently reporting back that these special reunions and occasions have created the cherished family memories that will last a lifetime. Beach Pads provide the ideal retreat for all members of the family. Children revert back to enjoying the physical pursuits of having acres of sand and sea on their doorstep should they need a change of scenery from a swim in the indoor heated swimming pool. Parents can then unwind as we all know that when the kids are happy life is easy! Grandparents have often said it’s so relaxing just sitting back and watching their loved ones at rest and play when not being mesmerised by the ever changing views.
You’ll have a choice of four beautiful rooms with a versatile combination of super-kings, bunks, and kings when you’re ready to go to sleep. The rooms are adaptable, tastefully furnished providing you with the opportunity to wake up to breathtaking views. Being directly on the beach, naturally, there are stunning vistas visible from all rooms. The sound of the sea can be heard when you freshen up after a restful night’s sleep or wash away the sand in the shower area. It is such a romantic experience that several guests have popped the question and tied the knot whilst staying. It is hard to find a more perfect romantic setting for a Marriage Proposal. Definitely a place to respond with a “Yes!”
For those with limited mobility, the ground level room is perfect. There is a family bathroom upstairs and a shower room on the ground floor.
If you can take your eyes off the breathtaking views of the sea or resist going outside for a private moonlit beach walk, there are plenty of options for unwinding and cuddling up either to watch a movie or read a good book. You will only be disturbed by the sound of the waves. Throughout the day, there is much for everyone to enjoy. Literally, sandy beaches are right outside your door, alternatively, few meters away is a fantastic links golf course. If not, those who prefer the water can go paddle boarding, kayaking or kitesurfing. Hayle is a fantastic place to attempt kayaking, paddle boarding, and surfing if you’re interested in water activities.
If taking it easy is more your style it is possible to go fishing right outside your front door. Or, if birdwatching is a hobby the location is renowned for its twitching potential as it is the most southerly RSPB Reserve. Come spot a Golden Plover, Wigeon, Godwit, Redshank, Teal, Heron, Cormorant, Gull or Crow to name a few. Nature abounds at the location with guests repeatedly spotting Seals from the comfort of their beds to Glow Worms on an evening stroll.
The village of Lelant is well served with two great local pubs, a wonderful bistro and fabulous bird watching cafe. Enjoy a morning stroll with breathtaking views by using the South West Coastal Footpath. Porthkidney Beach welcomes dogs year-round and as many families are not complete without their four legged friend The Beach House is a wonderful place to start the day with your pet. The Hounds report back that the beach is “paw-fect”.
The Beach House is based directly on the St Michael’s Way Pilgrimage Route and are part of the Camino so you can get your first Camino stamp just by walking to The Beach House! If you feel like a walk further afield it is possible to walk via the beach into Carbis Bay and enjoy the location where world leaders congregated for the G7 in 2020 and enjoyed a Cornish Beach BBQ. The location was chosen to impress President’s and Prime Minister’s as it is indisputably a “World Class”, something many famous artists became aware of hundreds of years ago when the likes of Whistler was first attracted to the special St. Ives “light”. The location has also inspired writers and the famous local author Rosamunde Pilcher who described the walk to the house as her favourite walk: “My favourite walk is at Lelant, down the road past the Church onto the golf course. You see the Bay and the colours, and it’s never the same – it’s just perfect.”
Begin your day with a cup of coffee in bed or outside and take in the constantly shifting hues over the famous Godrevy Lighthouse. Even in the middle of summer, Lelant village is peaceful and calm. It features two pubs and a pleasant cafe where you can get a bite to eat and a local pint. St. Ives is close by and has a lovely harbour of its own if you’re willing to go a little farther along the South West Coastal Route. In addition, you may view some beautiful artwork at the Tate and the Barbara Hepworth Museum, which was once the residence of the well-known sculptor. Easy day outings include the Eden Project, Lands End, Minack Theatre, St. Michael’s Mount, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
After a day sightseeing return to your sanctuary, light the fire pit, and toast some marshmallows after a hard day in the sun.
We know we have the keys to a magical destination. We want to share that with our guests so that they too can tap into the peace and calm that our guests repeatedly enjoy having stayed at Ferryman’s Rest. The remarkable experience of staying at the location provides many of our guests with precious memories, that feel better, are worth more and last longer than many life’s more fleeting likes.
Perfect for Couples or families looking for sunlight, the sea, and clean Cornish air in a breathtaking location near the water’s edge this seaside property is perfect. So if you want to experience a spot where you can allow the live sound of the sea to soothe you whilst drifting off into a restful night’s sleep, and then wake up in a super-king bed and gaze directly upon the Godrevy lighthouse and St. Ives Bay with only the distraction of a passing Gig or a Local Lobster Fisherman look no further and get in touch!
Would you like to stay on the best beach in the UK? If so,The Beach House is perfect for you. Head down your private steps from the terrace and walk straight onto the sand. The Beach House is based on the magnificent Porthkidney Sands Beach, St Ives Bay. A location that won the coveted title of Best UK Beach by The Times/Sunday Times in 2024. No matter what age, guests who stay at The Beach House love their time being based in such a stunning and special spot. This popular Beach House vacation rental was formerly the painting studio of John Miller the famous St Ives Bay Beachscape painter. John Miller captured the beauty of the location in his iconic paintings that were created right there in The Beach House. Indeed one of the paintings of location was used for Chris Rea’s “King of the Beach” Album Cover.
This home away from home boasts a serene interior design, contemporary conveniences and naturally, provides stunning vistas visible from all rooms. The ground floor is open plan, with a pleasant living area with a lovely large dining table at one end of the room and a well stocked galley kitchen area to the other. One of the two sofas can be made into a double bed, and the space is tidy, light, and also cosy and inviting. You can prepare a dinner to be eaten at the dining table or sit outside on the lovely terrace and take in the breathtaking view while sipping a drink. It’s a great place to unwind after a day at the beach and perfect for those who might just wish to stroll along the sand under the moon and stars at night to gaze at the moonlit water and feel the sand between their toes!
Two bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and the other with twin single beds are located upstairs. Stunning bay views from the windows, both rooms are well furnished with good storage space. Experience a cosy sleep and wake up to the magnificent view that inspired John Miller to paint his iconic seascapes in the very same spot. The sound of the sea can be heard when you freshen up after a restful night’s sleep or wash away the sand in the shower area. It is such a romantic experience that several guests have popped the question and tied the knot whilst staying. It is hard to find a more perfect romantic setting for a Marriage Proposal. Definitely a place to respond with a “Yes!”
If you can take your eyes off the breathtaking views of the sea or resist going outside for a private moonlit beach walk, there are plenty of options for unwinding and cuddling up either to watch a movie or read a good book. You will only be disturbed by the sound of the waves. Throughout the day, there is much for everyone to enjoy. Literally, sandy beaches are right outside your door, alternatively, few meters away is a fantastic links golf course. If not, those who prefer the water can go paddle boarding, kayaking or kitesurfing. Hayle is a fantastic place to attempt kayaking, paddle boarding, and surfing if you’re interested in water activities.
If taking it easy is more your style it is possible to go fishing right outside your front door. Or, if birdwatching is a hobby the location is renowned for its twitching potential as it is the most southerly RSPB Reserve. Come spot a Golden Plover, Wigeon, Godwit, Redshank, Teal, Heron, Cormorant, Gull or Crow to name a few. Nature abounds at the location with guests repeatedly spotting Seals from the comfort of their beds to Glow Worms on an evening stroll.
The village of Lelant is well served with two great local pubs, a wonderful bistro and fabulous bird watching cafe. Enjoy a morning stroll with breathtaking views by using the South West Coastal Footpath. Porthkidney Beach welcomes dogs year-round and as many families are not complete without their four legged friend The Beach House is a wonderful place to start the day with your pet. The Hounds report back that the beach is “paw-fect”.
The Beach House is based directly on the St Michael’s Way Pilgrimage Route and are part of the Camino so you can get your first Camino stamp just by walking to The Beach House! If you feel like a walk further afield it is possible to walk via the beach into Carbis Bay and enjoy the location where world leaders congregated for the G7 in 2020 and enjoyed a Cornish Beach BBQ. The location was chosen to impress President’s and Prime Minister’s as it is indisputably a “World Class”, something many famous artists became aware of hundreds of years ago when the likes of Whistler was first attracted to the special St. Ives “light”. The location has also inspired writers and the famous local author Rosamunde Pilcher who described the walk to the house as her favourite walk: “My favourite walk is at Lelant, down the road past the Church onto the golf course. You see the Bay and the colours, and it’s never the same – it’s just perfect.”
Begin your day with a cup of coffee in bed or outside and take in the constantly shifting hues over the famous Godrevy Lighthouse. Even in the middle of summer, Lelant village is peaceful and calm. It features two pubs and a pleasant cafe where you can get a bite to eat and a local pint. St. Ives is close by and has a lovely harbour of its own if you’re willing to go a little farther along the South West Coastal Route. In addition, you may view some beautiful artwork at the Tate and the Barbara Hepworth Museum, which was once the residence of the well-known sculptor. Easy day outings include the Eden Project, Lands End, Minack Theatre, St. Michael’s Mount, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
We know we have the keys to a magical destination. We want to share that with our guests so that they too can tap into the peace and calm that our guests repeatedly enjoy having stayed at Ferryman’s Rest. The remarkable experience of staying at the location provides many of our guests with precious memories, that feel better, are worth more and last longer than many life’s more fleeting likes.
Perfect for Couples or families looking for sunlight, the sea, and clean Cornish air in a breathtaking location near the water’s edge this seaside property is perfect.
“The Cúil” is a brand-new, opulent, modern one-bedroom studio apartment.
In Scots Gaelic, “cúil” denotes “nook,” “nest,” or “corner.” Since we have made a cozy nest for two people on the corner of our croft, we felt that this was a fitting name for this area.
One king-size bed, a dining area and seating area, a small kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, and two-burner induction range, and an opulent shower room with a mains pressure rain shower and a Fired Earth limestone floor are all included in the open-plan studio. An elevated private sundeck area with breathtaking views is another advantage of the Cúil. The studio is flooded with light from the large sliding patio doors, and the king-size bed provides a comfortable place to enjoy the views.
The bedding consists of a waffle duvet cover and sheets made exclusively of cotton. Along with the hair dryer, freesat smart TV, USB and Type C charging ports, free WiFi, and a portable Bose Bluetooth speaker, we also provide waffle robes and slippers.
A couple of love seats are available on the terrace for enjoying a coffee in the morning or a sundowner as the evening light fades. To keep you warm, blankets are available for use outside on the sundeck.
You are welcome to use our collection of walking guides and information about the Isle of Skye’s tourist attractions while you are visiting.
Behind the gates and stone walls and in the grounds of a Grade II listed farmhouse, the stable has been converted from a 19th coach house and is located on the Island’s most dramatic and unspoiled stretches of coastline at the most southernly point. The accommodation is on one level and has a lovely south facing garden sheltered by a large outcrop of sandstone rock, a place to relax and look for visiting red squirrels.
Designed in contemporary style with open plan living, the seating area is cosy with a wood burning stove and has views over the garden, the kitchen area has everything you would need, three comfortable bedrooms decorated in neutral colours with white wooden Scandi flooring through out. Stroll down the lane to Castlehaven for a dip in the sea or walk to St.Catherine’s Lighthouse, all is close by.
The Stable is the ideal holiday base for walkers, cyclists and those with a passion for the great outdoors.
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Located in the new North Quay development in Hayle, 14 An Garth is a spectacular example of a modern third-floor apartment in the Wharf style with an opulent twist on beach chic.
Beach View is a beautifully presented, spacious, light and airy detached house occupying a stunning position directly on the sea front. Being a holiday cottage with style, it has breath-taking panoramic sea (and beach!) views, from Hengistbury Head across to Poole Bay. The gentle washing of the sea can be heard from the house. A short walk takes you to the coastal zig zag path down to the glorious seven miles of golden beaches (voted Best Beach in the UK). A superb 34′ long conservatory leads out to a garden with decked area.
Described as Tenby’s finest terrace, this row of six houses is perched in a sought-after position overlooking Castle Beach. With golden sand stretching down to the neighbouring South Beach, this is a fantastic spot for swimming, dog walking and sunbathing. Behind the property lies Tenby’s ancient, cobbled streets, which are traffic-free and lined with independent shops, cafes, restaurants and galleries. The busy harbour offers regular fishing trips and boat rides to the holy island of Caldey, while Tenby’s North Beach provides more opportunities for swimming and relaxing. Continue along the coastline as you follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path past Monkstone Beach to neighbouring Saundersfoot, or set out in the other direction to reach Freshwater East.
A beautifully styled, third-floor apartment, this one-bedroom retreat at Caswell Bay is an idyllic hideaway for couples. Sleeping two guests, it has far-reaching sea views from both its living space and balcony. Just 50 metres from the sandy beach, it is ideal for anyone who loves swimming, surfing and paddleboarding; sat right on the Gower Coast Path, it could suit walkers too. Explore the picturesque Gower Peninsula from this base, visiting the beauty spots of Three Cliffs, 6 miles away, and King Arthur’s Stone, 10 miles away on Cefn Bryn. Head into Mumbles, 2 miles away, to dine out or browse in colourful shops, or have a taste of the city with a trip into Swansea, 6.5 miles away.
Set in a stunning location on the shores of Loch Ainort in the village of Luib, just outside Broadford. This property offers fantastic opportunities for those looking to explore the eastern shores of the Isle of Skye. Due to the property’s central location, the wealth of natural wonders that Skye has to offer are all within easy reach by car. Such as Fairy Pools, Old Man of Storr, Quiraing, Neist Point, Dunvegan Castle and Talisker Distillery and many more are all reachable on day trips. Being only a short distance back to the Skye Bridge, visits to the likes of the charming village of Plockton and Eilean Donan Castle are also possible.
Situated in an elevated position close to the village of Cove, the property is ideally located for enjoying water sports on Loch Long and Gare Loch, with opportunities for sailing, kayaking, windsurfing and more nearby. Visit the beautiful Linn Botanic Gardens or Glen Arn Garden, which benefit from the warmth of the Gulf Stream, or head out to beautiful Loch Lomond to enjoy the stunning scenery. Hikers and mountain bikers will enjoy heading north into the stunning Trossachs National Park, or for those seeking more urban adventures, the lively city of Glasgow is within easy reach with a plethora of excellent restaurants and bars to explore.
This lovingly and tastefully styled second-floor apartment is just moments from the beach at Bexhill-on-Sea and offers the perfect seaside getaway for couples and families. Ideally situated, just 50 metres from the 2-mile-long promenade and shingle beach. Spend the day strolling around the many independent shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well enjoying a trip to the De La Warr Pavilion which hosts numerous events and art exhibitions throughout the year. For keen walkers and cyclists, there are many routes to take you along the coast or you could venture to the nearby High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with breathtaking countryside walks (within 20 miles). For those interested in venturing further afield, there are numerous attractions within a 20-mile radius including Bodiam Castle, Great Dixter House and Gardens, Battle Abbey and Drusilla’s Zoo. The seaside resort town of Eastbourne is 13 miles along the coast.
Located on the seafront, you can enjoy panoramic sea views from all over this property and better still, you can walk to the beach just a few metres from the doorstep. Stroll into the village for a wide range of shops, pubs, take-aways and restaurants. Wander around the colourful harbour to see the fishing boats and book a boat trip to the Farne Islands to see the grey seals, a range of birds and wildlife, including puffins in the season. Walk or cycle north along the coastal path to visit magnificent Bamburgh Castle, (3 miles) play on the vast sandy beach and browse the shops and restaurants, or south to Beadnell Bay (3.5 miles) for a picnic in the dunes, rock pooling and water sports. Cross the causeway to explore Holy Island and Lindisfarne Castle (19 miles).
Enjoy an unforgettable getaway at this luxurious beachfront home from home, with direct access to the coastal path just steps away. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and birdwatchers, or a romantic break, relax and unwind in the soothing ambiance of the coast, bask in the sun, and stroll along the sand! Tucked away in a quiet street, yet just a short walk from the centre of Knott End where you find a range of shops, including one of Lancashire’s top-rated butchers, and a delightful local pub. Keen golfers can visit Knott End Golf Club and there are many scenic walks along the sea wall including around the Hackensall Hall built in 1656. Nature lovers will be in their element in this quiet part of the world but those who want to explore further afield the Forest of Bowland AONB, the historic town Garstang and city of Lancaster are all within 15 miles.
Nestled in an enviable location with far-reaching sea views overlooking a castle, this absolute gem of a property is the epitome of luxury and indulgence; a haven for an extra special getaway for 12 guests. The small picturesque rural village of Berrynarbor is nestled on the slopes of a beautiful valley, rich in meadowland and wooded cleaves. Why not explore a Victorian Castle full of eclectic treasures and nostalgic displays as well as a theme park and beautifully landscaped gardens at Watermouth Castle 1 mile away. Or visit Damien Hirst’s statue Verity, standing guard at Ilfracombe harbour (3 miles) – a Victorian seaside destination surrounded by dramatic cliff-top scenery. Further afield, discover the fascinating U-shaped Valley of The Rocks (17 miles) a dramatic section of coastline on the northern edge of Exmoor, where you can enjoy fresh sea air, spectacular seascape views and spot wild goats roaming freely along the cliff edges.
This superb cottage dating back to 1880 features dazzling sea views from all of the main rooms. Located in a quiet and attractive part of town, at the end of a no-through road without passing traffic, the accommodation is artfully decorated and arranged over three floors. Close to popular Shanklin, with its pretty thatched cottages, public houses, restaurants, small shops, nearby theatre, and wonderfully sandy beach. Choose to walk to town via the nearby steps that ascend to the cliff top, or via the natural wooded gorge of Shanklin Chine. A short walk along the beach there is a quiet public house serving meals, and further along the promenade is a choice of restaurants overlooking the sea, plus classic seaside entertainments such as crazy golf and slot machines.
A contemporary two-bedroom apartment boasting wonderful sea views, offering direct access to a footpath, from the development’s communal gardens, leading down to Sandown Beach and Esplanade.
Situated in an enviable elevated position on these beautiful Isle of Wight cliff tops, this stylish apartment boasts breathtaking views across Sandown Bay and beyond. Enjoy a stroll down to the Esplanade, through the developments private gated access leading onto Ferncliff footpath. You will find a wonderful selection of cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from. For the more energetic there are many activities for you, from a leisurely kayak or fun-filled aqua bike at Sandown Beach to relishing in a round of golf at the nearby golf club. The children will be in their element on a day out at the nearby Wildheart animal sanctuary spotting the Lions, Tigers and Monkeys.
This bright and airy cottage is situated in Bonchurch, a small seaside hamlet with a pebble beach which is sometimes sandy at low tide. It boasts wonderful sea views and stands adjacent to the pedestrian-only promenade. The village centre is a short walk away where you’ll find a large pond with plenty of wildlife, an 11th-century church, beautiful stone buildings and sub-tropical plants. Bonchurch has a peaceful air which is perhaps why it was popular with writers and poets in Victorian times. Explore along the promenade, which leads you through Wheelers Bay to the small seaside of resort of Ventnor with miles of beach, cafés, restaurants and various small shops. The coastal path eastwards from Bonchurch provides a delightful walk through the rural hamlet of Luccombe to the larger seaside resort of Shanklin – a great route for a walking day trip.
Set in a beautiful spot in South Kessock, this fantastic property is just a couple of miles from the bustling city of Inverness which can be reached by car, bus or on foot. Inverness is home to a historic castle and beautiful Botanic Gardens, and has a great range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs to sample. Venues in the city include Eden Court Theatre, the Ironworks, and a cinema, with a range of festivals taking place throughout the year. Exploring the area further, you can visit the famous Loch Ness (10 miles), Culloden Battlefield (8 miles) and Clava Cairns (9 miles). For a day by the seaside, head to the popular Victorian resort of Nairn (17 miles).
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