The Bay Overlooking Cawsand Beach (Sleeps 6), Cawsand

The Bay Overlooking Cawsand Beach is located in the village of Cawsand nestled on Cornwall’s South Coast next to the twinned village of Kingsand, both boasting stunning beaches and a selection of pubs and restaurants.

Upon entering this first-floor apartment you will be met by the properties three bedrooms. A twin zip-and-link (which can be made into a super-king-size on request) with Smart TV, a king-size with Smart TV and a master super-king-size with sea views, Smart TV and en-suite shower room.

There is also a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Heading further into the apartment you will be greeted into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with bi-folding doors out on to the balcony which boasts the most spectacular views over Cawsand Beach.

The lounge area has a large corner sofa to sink into after a busy day exploring, here you can catch up on your favourite TV programmes or catch a movie on the Smart TV, plan your day’s activities or enjoy a family meal at the dining table, big enough to seat everyone comfortably.

You can cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen with electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and instant boiling water tap. Situated in the hallway between the bedrooms and lounge area is a utility cupboard with a washer/dryer.

Heading out on to the balcony of The Bay Overlooking Cawsand Beach you will find garden furniture to relax on a warm summers evening, the beach is situated directly on your doorstep making this the perfect coastal retreat. There is also secure underground parking available.

A trip across on the Cremyll Ferry is a must to discover the foodie’s paradise that is the Royal William Yard or explore the Barbican area of Plymouth by catching the ferry from Cawsand beach. Nearby is the historic Mount Edgcumbe with its 865-acre estate, cafe and gardens.

Attractions in the area include the National Marine Aquarium, The Eden Project, Adrenalin Quarry, The Monkey Sanctuary, the Ski centre and the fishing villages of Looe and Polperro.