Casa rural con jardín y jacuzzi

With sea views, Porth Cove is a four-bedroom reverse-level holiday home in Porth, Cornwall and the perfect place for a family holiday. Enjoying a sea view balcony, hot tub, and a TV, but also have the opportunity to get some sunshine during the day, while enjoying the beach being just paces away. The first floor is an open-plan living space with a sea view; it has a eight-seater dining table, an electric oven, hob, instant hot water tap, plus Coffee Machine and plenty of other cooking appliances to make cooking a feast for the family; the adjoining balcony is also a great place to take in the sea views. On the ground floor, the bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower and a freestanding bathtub giving you the option of a quick rinse off after the beach or a soak after a day of walking. The first bedroom is a spacious Super king-size room with an ensuite shower room on the first floor with magnificent sea views, while the second, third and fourth bedrooms are situated on the ground floor, have one double, two singles and one king-size, for a flexible sleeping arrangement. Spend your evenings unwinding in the fresh sea air; the enclosed patio is furnished with a hot tub, seating area and an outdoor shower, which makes it the ideal spot for you to relax in with some privacy. When you want to venture out and about, Porth is a popular seaside location in Cornwall with a handful of attractions to keep visitors entertained, a selection of pubs and restaurants to dine at when your designated chef needs a break. In addition Whipsiderry beach and Watergate bay are just nearby. Newquay Zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay are great for animal lovers, while Porth Beach and Pirate's Quest Adventure Golf are perfect for those who enjoy the great outdoors, whether that is beachcombing the shores or getting competitive with a round of minigolf. Within easy reach is Truro, a picturesque city home to the impressive Truro Cathedral, as well as Boscawen Park, Victoria Gardens, and the Royal Cornwall Museum. There are also plenty of shops and restaurants in the city centre, making Truro a great place to spend a day. Next stop is the pretty town of St Ives which lies on the rugged north coast of Cornwall, between the Atlantic Ocean and St Ives Bay. It's a popular tourist destination, thanks to its stunning coastline and array of attractions, including the Tate St Ives, St Ives Harbour, Porthgwidden Beach, and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden. There are also plenty of restaurants and bars in the town, serving up fresh seafood and local ale. Porth Cove has something for everyone, any time of year!Porth is a small seaside village on Newquay's outskirts. The village has a shop, cafes, restaurants, and a pub on the sandy beach, and the South West Coast Path, which offers spectacular scenery, is nearby. Watergate Bay is a short walk away, with its rolling waves, surf schools, cafes, and pubs, and the popular resort of Newquay, with its beaches, watersports, pubs, restaurants, zoo, and aquarium, is well worth a visit. Fistral Beach and surf centre are three miles west of Porth, while Lusty Glaze Beach's surf training school is actually within the village.