Sailor's Rest offers three floors of quaint, nautical-themed accommodation whilst overlooking Newquay's glorious Towan Beach. It comes as a wonderfully located town house perfect for friends, couples and families to come together to enjoy the splendour of the UK's surfing capital. Take the external steps towards the property and take one last look at the idyllic coastline before stepping inside, the exposed wood and fresh white décor give a real rejuvenating feel. The first floor plays host to a handy utility area and a serene single bedroom with an en-suite shower. Take the stairs to reach the second floor, where you will find four further bedrooms, all fitted with TVs and offering a range of set-ups to help accommodate parties of all kinds. This level also boasts an exquisite family bathroom, offering a classy freestanding bath and a separate shower cubicle. The top floor of Sailor's Rest is occupied by a fabulous and heart-warming open-plan living area, dominated by an alluring woodburner and touched with character features to remind you of this unique location. The kitchen area is a contemporary layout, equipped amply with high-quality fixtures and fittings. The snug corner sofa and Smart TV make this a fine relaxing spot whether it be a lazy afternoon with the sea breeze flowing around you, or a cosy night in front of the fire. From here, step out onto the magnificent roof terrace which displays the most picturesque sea views, sit out here with a few drinks and enjoy a BBQ under the scorching summer sun. This town house is superbly located, coming within a few short steps of the sublime surfing beach and the wealth of high-quality amenities that Newquay offers. Attractions such as Newquay Harbour, the Blue Reef Aquarium and the beautiful golf club are within easy reach, making Sailor's Rest an excellent touring base. Some of Cornwall's finest tourist spots rest within easy distance, Padstow, Port Isaac and Bodmin to name but a few. Use this seaside getaway as the stay for your next fun-packed break in Cornwall.

Newquay is the home of UK surfing, with three major beaches and the National Surf Centre. The town offers a zoo, Sea Life Centre and range of restaurants and pubs. For walkers, the South West Coast Path runs along a coastline of cliffs, coves and more beaches. The fishing village of Padstow is 14 miles away, while Truro, with its museums, cathedral, restaurants and cobbled streets, as well as the Eden Project, is reachable by car.

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