Sunnybank
Portloe

£945 - £1750 per week

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The large balcony is ideal for al fresco nights as the sun goes down.

The sitting room is stylish with comfortable furnishings and a flame effect fire.

Pour a glass of your favourite wine and soak up the sun and views on the balcony.

Sink into the plush velvety sofa with a hot chocolate in hand.

Cuddle up under the blankets and watch the sun come down over the balcony.

Watch the sea glisten in the sun as you sip a cold G&T.

The balcony is the perfect breakfast spot in the summer months.

Take a seat at the dining table and tuck into a delicious dinner.

The kitchen is modern and well-equipped for cooking tasty meals with fresh ingredients.

Rustle up a hearty cooked breakfast to enjoy before heading out for the day.

Tuck into warm buttery pastries and a fresh pot of coffee in the morning.

The snug provides an additional space to relax in the evening.

The snug has a desk area for catching up with work or emails.

Why not work from home at this stunning property?

Bed 1 has a spacious king size bed with soft sheets and plump pillows.

Wake up and treat yourself to breakfast in bed to start the day.

Bedroom 1 is stylishly decorated and has lots of wardrobe space.

Get ready for the day at the dressing table.

Bedroom 2 has zip and link beds to allow for flexible sleeping arrangements.

Bedroom 2 has a door leading out to the outside area, perfect for taking your morning cuppa out in the sunshine.

Sink into the soft sheets and drift into a dreamy night's slumber.

Indulge in the peace and quiet and leave the stresses of daily life behind.

The luxurious super king size bed offers a comfortable night's slumber.

Wash off sandy toes in the shower after a day spent on the beach.

The additional shower room means there is plenty of space for everyone to get ready.

The conservatory is ideal for shoe and coat storage after coming in from a coast path ramble.

Sit with a cuppa in the conservatory as the day wakes.

Let your furry friend run off some steam in the garden.

There is parking included outside the property so you can explore all coasts of Cornwall.

The charming cove of Portloe is perfect for a midday dip and sunbathing.

Head to The Ship Inn for some delicious pub grub.

Portloe is a picturesque fishing village providing an idyllic Cornish escape.

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Sunnybank, boasting breathtaking sea views from the balcony, situated in the sleepy fishing village and picturesque location of Portloe. This property offers an idyllic getaway for those seeking tranquillity and natural beauty. As you step inside, you'll be captivated by the warm and inviting ambience, created by the tastefully designed country-style décor. Featuring a perfect blend of rustic elements and contemporary comforts and offering a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The living area is bathed in natural light, thanks to doors that frame panoramic views of the sparkling ocean. Sink into the plush sofas and unwind looking out at the ever-changing colours of the countryside. The beautifully appointed kitchen with wooden accents, gives a nod to the home's country-inspired theme. This holiday home offers comfortable accommodation for a family or a group of friends and pet. The bedrooms are elegantly furnished, featuring soft linens and allowing you to wake up and indulge in the peacefulness of the surroundings. Ample outside space and furniture ensures you can savour your morning coffee whilst breathing in the fresh coastal air watching the sunrise over the horizon.

Whether you are heading to Cornwall for the culture, cuisine or simply stunning surroundings, Sunnybank Cottage offers you an unforgettable break. For those wanting to stay local, just 100m away you will find your local pub serving good old traditional fish 'n' chips, washed down with a pint of Cornish cider. Follow the coastal paths to the neighbouring villages or relax on one of Cornwall's top beaches. Or drive a little further on past Portloe and experience the sailing life of St Mawes, hopping onto a ferry across to Falmouth.

Bedroom 1

King

Bedroom 2

Zip and link

Entrance

via driveway into:

Conservatory

boot storage, coat hooks, and door into:

Entrance Hall

with stairs to lower floor and doors to:

Kitchen

fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, electric oven and hob.

Shower room

shower cubicle, WC and basin.

Bedroom 1

king size bed.

Sitting room

table, four chairs, sofa, chair, flame effect electric fire, patio doors to balcony with table and chairs, sea and countryside views. Stairs from hall down to:

Office

sofa, desk and chair.

Second shower room

shower enclosure, WC and basin.

Bedroom 2

zip and link beds (twin or super king), exposed clothes rail, chest of drawers, TV, door with access to:

Outdoor area

patio with steps leading to decked area and seating, additional lawned area with wooden table and bench.

Additional information

The property is split level with the lounge, kitchen, bedroom 1 and bathroom on the ground floor and bedroom 2, second shower room and snug/study on the lower level. Access to the property is up a private, small lane so due to the location of the property it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility. Children and one small dog are welcomed but please be aware there is a large garden which is not fully enclosed and there is a balcony off the upstairs lounge. Property has a septic tank so owners would prefer you to use septic tank friendly toiletries and cleaning products. Faith in Nature hand soap and body wash, washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, washing machine tablets and other cleaning products are all provided, WiFi, one small well behaved dog, short breaks available.

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At a glance

Changeover: Friday
Sleeps: 4
Bedrooms: 2
Bath/Shower Rooms: 2
Other features:Balcony, Countryside views, Decorated for Christmas, Garden, Linen & towels, Outside area, Parking, Perfect for walkers, Dogs welcome, Romantic getaway, Sea view, Short breaks, WiFi.

£945 - £1750 per week

So glad I discovered Aspects Holidays. Will definitely be using them again. Fantastic customer service and we stayed in a stunning property!

Ms Daniels September 2024

Very idyllic and peaceful location enjoyed the tranquility, and the view of the sea and surrounding countryside, enjoyed our stay and would consider coming back if possible.

Mrs Butcher June 2024

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Holidays in Portloe

Situated on the Roseland Peninsula, Portloe is a small and sheltered fishing cove, much unchanged over the years. Once a thriving fishing village, fisherman today still land lobsters and crabs at the harbour.

Due to its steep cliffs and valley-like cove, this concealed village has a fascinating history of smuggling in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Enjoy lunch or dinner at the local pub, The Ship Inn, serving traditional pub meals and fresh seafood.

Did you know...

Portloe is regarded as one of the prettiest villages in Cornwall!

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Still home to a handful of fishing vessels, local crab and lobster are regularly landed on the quay.

Stunning azure waters ripple against the rugged headland; be careful if you brave a swim.

Head to the Lugger Hotel for a locally sourced lunch or cream tea.

Picturesque and typically Cornish, Portloe is a stunning coastal village located on the south coast.

Things to do nearby

The Hidden hut - a 15 minute drive away. As its name suggests, this cafe is a real hidden gem, overlooking Porthcurnick beach. It serves a selection of light bites and homemade cakes during the day, and holds feast nights once a week, where large portions of amazing local food are served up outdoors. Tickets must be booked in advance for feast nights and customers have to bring a plate!

The Lost gardens of Heligan - a 20 minute drive away. Rediscovered after being lost for decades, Heligan offers a fantastic day out for all the family. Explore the different gardens throughout the estate, enjoy the jungle with its own rope bridge and discover the history of the estate.

St Mawes - a 25 minute drive away. Head to the pretty village of St Mawes for the day and you'll be able to enjoy a selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. The village is also a popular spot for watersports, including kayaking and sailing. Or, why not take a boat trip along the River Fal to enjoy the beautiful scenery?

National Trust's Trelissick Gardens - a 30 minute drive away. This beautiful country house and gardens is perched on its own peninsular overlooking the Fal estuary. Enjoy meandering through the sub-tropical gardens (dogs welcome on leads) and learn all about the diverse history of the grande house.

10 of the prettiest villages in Cornwall

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Walks around Portloe

With direct access to the South West Coast Path, head North towards Caerhays beach and South towards Carne beach. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of this stunning coast.

What our guests say...

We know how important honest reviews are when it comes to booking your holiday. To help you choose the right property for you, we publish all reviews left by guests who have stayed here in the past, with the few exceptions stated in our Review Guidelines. Please bear in mind that some facilities referred to by past guests in reviews can be removed or changed at any time.

So glad I discovered Aspects Holidays. Will definitely be using them again. Fantastic customer service and we stayed in a stunning property!

Ms Daniels Sep 2024

Very idyllic and peaceful location enjoyed the tranquility, and the view of the sea and surrounding countryside, enjoyed our stay and would consider coming back if possible.

Mrs Butcher Jun 2024

We thoroughly enjoyed our break at Sunny Bank. The cottage is private, quiet, well equipped and comfortable with great outside areas to soak up the sun. There are many excellent walks direct from the cottage, more often than not bringing you back past the Ship Inn for a welcome pint & glass wine. Do watch out for those frisky cows when crossing some of the fields though, particularly if you have a dog with you! They can get a little too inquisitive.

Mr Newton Jun 2024

Our stay at Sunnybank was truly wonderful, the house is beautiful, views from the balcony totally stunning!

You won’t be disappointed!

Mrs Parkin Aug 2023

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