This lovely two-bedroom pet-friendly home is conveniently located on the seaward side of Carbis Bay, close to Headland Road.
Carbis Bay Beach is nearby, with its turquoise award-winning blue flag waters ideal for families to swim safely or couples to stroll along as the sun sets.
A nautical theme permeates the living area, which is an open-concept kitchen, living, and dining area.
There is comfortable seating with two sofas and a leather chair, which are well positioned to enjoy the entertainment provided on the television, with Sky package including Cinema and Sport.
The open plan contemporary kitchen, which is a well-equipped and roomy area to prepare your family meals, is conveniently located adjacent to the open plan dining area, making it the ideal place for the family to get together.
The dining area has a wooden table and chairs with seating for four people.
The master bedroom, which is a king-size room, has an en-suite shower and a private balcony.
The balcony is a great place to enjoy an al fresco breakfast and has views of Carbis Bay town and the Steeple Woods.
You won't need to pack lightly because this peaceful room has a sizable glass-fronted wardrobe with plenty of space for storing your travel clothes.
A second bedroom with twin beds is situated on the ground floor, conveniently close to the family bathroom, which has a bath and a shower over it.
This room is bright and open thanks to two windows, and Cornish coastal artwork gives this lovely area a calming vibe.
A table and chairs are provided so you can take advantage of Cornwall's healthy outdoor lifestyle and dine alfresco.
The enclosed courtyard at the back of the house is perfect for dogs and safe for kids.
Sanctuary Bay is perfectly situated to access the South West Coastal Footpath to the dog-friendly Porthkidney Sands, surfing at Hawkes Point, or the short walk along Headland Road to the Carbis Bay beach, this secluded bay is perfect for trying water sports, and from here the coastal path continues across the cliffs to the Cornish fishing village of St Ives.
For a more leisurely travel option, a nearby scenic railway connects St Ives and its surrounding area as well.
The Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden are located in St. Ives, a well-known art destination.
This traditional Cornish fishing village also offers a number of eateries serving freshly caught seafood, lovely cafes in which to enjoy a coffee while taking in the scenery, additional gorgeous beaches, and cobblestone streets lined with interesting boutiques to discover.
Further afield, Lands End is a must-see, as is the breathtaking Minack Theatre perched on the edge of a cliff; treat yourself to a night of outdoor theatre; the scenery is breathtaking.
If you love historical sites, St. Michaels Mount near Penzance will mesmerise you.
Alternatively, perhaps you would rather explore beautiful gardens like the Eden Project or the Lost Garden of Heligan close to St. Austell.
In this charming vacation home, you'll undoubtedly discover the ideal haven to unwind.
