Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Newquay
3 Bedroom Cottage in Newquay
With breathtaking views of the sea and Cornish coastline and just a short stroll from Fistral Beach is Breakers, a stylish second floor apartment. Enjoying a superb waterfront location in the popular town of Newquay this property is the perfect choice for friends or families looking to escape to the coast in one of Cornwall's best loved seaside towns. Bright and inviting, the living space is open plan and features full height glazed doors so that you can make the very most of the views. Housing all the necessities you could need during your holiday the well-equipped modern kitchen is ideal for preparing a home-cooked meals. A dramatic spiral staircase leads to a mezzanine floor where you can sit quietly with a good book and take in even more of those sea views. Breakers comes with three well-presented bedrooms, consisting of a king-size with an en suite shower room, a double and a twin room. These share a pristine family bathroom where you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the tub after a day on the sand. To the front is a private balcony where you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast before heading out to explore the area. If you don't feel like cooking one evening, the superb location of the apartment means that you are a short stroll from a wealth of pubs, takeaways and fine-dining restaurants, offering something to suit all ages and tastes. You're less than a five minute walk from world famous Fistral Beach, renowned for its surfing and offering a vast array of watersports opportunities. For those who like to walk, the spectacular South West Coast Path offers some of the best scenery in Cornwall. If you are visiting with younger guests, they will be thrilled with Newquay's zoo and sea life centre. Whatever you decide, this wonderful apartment is a superb home from home from which you can explore this part of Cornwall.
The quiet village of New Abbey is dominated by the peak of Criffel, which at 570 metres, offers excellent walking and superb views over south western Scotland and the Lake District. The history of the village is represented in Sweetheart Abbey, a Cistercian abbey dating from 1273. A watermill makes an attractive backdrop for the village which has a shop, a coffee shop and two hotels. The River Nith runs nearby and offers excellent fishing. Dumfries lies 8 miles to the north. A market town and former royal burgh, Dumfries, nicknamed Queen of the South, dates from Roman times and is split into two by the River Nith running into the Solway Firth. With its many restaurants, bars, cafes and museums, as well as walking, biking and fishing in the nearby Galloway Hills and forests, there is something for everyone in this beautiful area of south west Scotland.
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