Blue Pebble- Chic comfortable retreat for two

Blue Pebble is a modern detached annex to our home situated in a quiet location above the village of Mevagissey by the sea. Described by guests as a beautifully clean, stylish and comfortable space, the accommodation has it’s own entrance and private drive so there’s plenty of free parking, a bonus for those who find it difficult to drive through the busy narrow streets of the village. A short walk to the spectacular coastal path or to the picturesque village where pubs, restaurants, galleries and shops cluster along the narrow streets, it’s the perfect base for exploring on foot. The sandy beaches at Polstreath and Pentewan, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan are all within reasonable walking distance, or jump into the car and venture further afield to the famous Eden Project or visit the cathedral city of Truro. Whatever your interests there’s something for everyone to enjoy - you won’t be disappointed! Returning to Blue Pebble you can relax and unwind. Cook a meal if you don’t fancy eating out. Cosy up on the sofa, read a book or watch your favourite film, enjoy a glass of wine on your own private patio watching the sun go down. Detached annex with free parking outside. Reverse accommodation. Hall to ground floor bedroom with king size bed, wardrobe, en-suite electric shower, WC and basin. Doors from bedroom to private patio. Upstairs to spacious open plan living area with beautiful panoramic views across the countryside. A well equipped kitchen with large breakfast bar and seating. Living area has a comfortable sofa, smart TV with access to Netflix, a writing desk, cloakroom with WC and basin. WiFi. Cornwall is not flat, as with similar accommodation situated on the outskirts it’s a short walk down to the village and a longer uphill walk back depending on your level of fitness! not an issue for most but might be if you have limited mobility or you could drive down and use the public car parks. At Blue Pebble you have the advantage of parking outside your front door avoiding the need to navigate the narrow (and sometimes very busy) streets into the village.