Sandpiper is a contemporary, reverse-level home settled in a quiet spot in Perranporth, Cornwall, near the sandy beach. This three-bedroom property is idyllic for friends and family, with its balcony to admire the far-reaching coast and sea vistas and a lovely garden to unwind in the sunshine. Enter your holiday home on the ground floor, which hosts three bedrooms, one king-size with an en-suite, a double and a twin bedroom, all with a coastal theme to mirror the seaside setting. Venture upstairs to discover the bright and airy living space, all open-plan and offering a fitted kitchen with an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine. Gather at the dining table to recount the days adventures and afterwards you can savour a glass of wine on the balcony and watch the sunset. When the sky goes dark, retire to the sitting area and light up the woodburning stove for a warm atmosphere as you search the Smart TV for a family favourite. Prepare for the day ahead in the bathroom, where you can relax your muscles in the tub or enjoy a rinse under the shower. In the morning, take a short stroll along the coastal path to the golden sands of Perranporth Beach; here you can surf or paddle the waters; afterwards fuel your day with a great selection of eateries to choose from. After a day at the beach, there is a purpose built beach wash station in the property to clean all your beach essentials including wetsuits and buckets, there is also hanging and drying rails. Visit the seaside town of Newquay, the Zoo is a great place to visit for a day out with the family, and Porth Beach is a great spot for a relaxing walk or a day of swimming and sunbathing. For a city steeped in culture and history, venture to Truro, home to Truro Cathedral, the Royal Cornwall Museum, and the Celtic Tossers - Axe Throwing. For a wonderful break with splendid views, choose Sandpiper.

Perranporth, a beautiful Cornish coastal town, is the setting for Winston Graham's Poldark novels. Perranporth has traditional pubs, shops, and a bucket-and-spade beach with craggy rocks and a coastal path. The community, once known for its tin, still has abandoned pump houses, mine shafts, and workers' cottages. Blue Hills Museum and Perranzabuloe Folk Museum can help you learn about the area's history. Crantock and Holywell Bay have miles of sandy beaches and National Trust-owned coastal walks. A perfect Cornwall holiday base with plenty to do.

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