Incredible Coastal views! Beach 100m!

Panoramic 180 degree sea views boasting some of the best sea views on the local holiday letting market, 1st floor balcony, bifold doors and open plan living room, stunning house recently modernised. Stones throw away from the beach and village centre where there is a pub, shop, cafe and a locally renowned restaurant! Conveniently located on the South West Coast path! Check in 3pm. Check out 10am With its South facing aspect you can enjoy spectacular panoramic sea views from either the large open plan living space which has 5.5 metre wide bifold doors opening on to the garden and decking area. Or you can enjoy the views from the upstairs bedrooms which have double patio doors opening out on to a large balcony with glass balustrade. Beautiful spacious kitchen with oak units, granite worktops and slate floor. Upstairs bathroom designed in beautiful natural marble stone and downstairs shower room in natural travertine tiles. Bedroom 1 is the master bedroom with a kingsize bed. Bedroom 2 is a children's room with a bunk bed in it. Bedroom 3 is another child’s room with another bunk bed in it. We ask people not to smoke in the house itself and I'm afraid we don't accept pets. This is our home and so it has everything you might need or want such as fully stocked kitchen, tv, wifi, books, a slightly out of tune piano etc! One cupboard in the downstairs lobby and one cupboard in the upstairs bedroom will be locked to provide storage whilst we are away to store away some items so the house is as comfortable as possible for our guests. There is a single parking space at the rear of the house which you can access from Top Road. There are about 25 steps to get into the property both at the back where the parking is or from the front from the main road. There is a completely separate third floor loft apartment (with its own separate private access) but this is totally separate from the bottom 2 floors and there is no access to it at any time. We will be in touch by text and phone to check you are OK if it is not possible to see you in person Small friendly community with great local facilities. This is the best place in Cornwall to spend your summer holiday. I know I am biased as I have lived here for 30 years but honestly, it really is! Downderry has a shop, cafe, pub and restaurant all just 1 minutes walk from the house. The pub 'The Inn On The Shore' is situated right on the sea front and is a great place to enjoy local ales over looking the sea. The shop is a good size and has everything you might need with daily deliveries of fresh food as well as a post office. There is a very popular vegetarian cafe called 'Something Different' in the middle of the village. The Blue Plate restaurant is stunning and very popular locally with an excellent reputation for good food and service, it also has a deli that is open daily. Downderry beach is just 100 metres from the house which is a family friendly beach used by many of the locals. It is sandy with a few pebbles here and there and has lovely rock pools on low tide to explore. Perfect place for kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, swimming and snorkelling. You can walk all along the beach from Downderry to Seaton. Seaton Beach is just half a mile West of Downderry and is lifeguarded by the RNLI from May half-term until the end of September. Seaton also has 1 bistro beach bar, 1 pub, beach cafe, toilet facilities, children play area including a multi games area and a country park with river valley walks so plenty to do. Just 6 miles to the East the stunning Whitsand Bay is a must. 5 miles of golden sands at Low tide. Adventure Bay Surf School operate from Tregonhawke Beach. It has 4 lifeguarded beaches along its coastline. Just check tide times and swim at the lifeguarded beach in between the red and yellow flags. The area is known for its good surfing waves and subsequent rip currents. Kingsand and Cawsand are beautiful and a stones throw from Whitsand Bay. Lovely little fishing villages with cobbled streets over looking the mouth of Plymouth Sound. Close by is Mount Edgecombe County Park which has a stately home and gardens to explore as well as a restaurant in its orangery. From Cremyll you can get a foot ferry to Royal William Yard which is over the river Tamar within Plymouth. It is a former vittaling yard which has been converted in to stunning restaurants, bars, and Shops. Well worth a visit. The Hoe and the Barbican area of Plymouth are also well worth a visit, the view of Plymouth Sound from on top of the Hoe is fantastic. To the West along the coast you have the popular villages and towns of Looe, Polperro and Polruan and Fowey. All beautiful quaint Cornish coastal locations. If visiting Fowey avoid the crowds and car parking headaches by driving to Polruan on the East side of the Fowey river and get the foot ferry from the harbour over to Fowey. Everything in Fowey is walking distance. The car park at Polruan at the top of the hill is one of the most beautiful locations of any car park in the U.K. I would think! It looks out over St Austell Bay and down the Fowey River. Try it and see! On Wednesdays in the summer you can go on board a guided tour of the RNLI Lifeboat for a donation of your choice. To get to the North Coast of Cornwall is around 1 hour for places like Polzeath, Perranporth. St Ives a little further at about 1.5 hour drive. The Eden Project is about a 1 hour drive. Large supermarkets can be found at Liskeard (Morrisons) Saltash (Waitrose) Plymouth (Sainsbury's/Tesco/Asda). All but Morrisons do online ordering and home delivery to Downderry if you need to do a large grocery shop while you are here. So much to see and do both close by and a little further a field. Just 10 minutes from the A38 trunk road. There is a regular bus service on the Plymouth to Liskeard route. Only 10 minutes from St Germans mainline railway station and 20 minutes from Liskeard Station.