About this property
Luxuriously styled two storey terraced eco-house. Ground Floor: one double with en-suite wet room with grab rails. Spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. Terrace with outdoor hot tub and outdoor furniture. First Floor: One kingsize double with en-suite shower, one kingsize double and one twin. Bath with overhead shower.
Site Description
Towan Valley is part of our Daisy Door Cottage style Collection, a striking collection of eco-style cottages tucked away in a peaceful Cornish valley just a short walk from the surfing paradise of Porthtowan Beach - one of seven Blue Flag beaches in Cornwall and a Seaside award winning beach. Secluded and sheltered by fields, this idyllic location is perfect for families, friends and special celebrations – a truly sublime seaside escape.
A triumph of contemporary eco-design and relaxed country style, boasting sustainable timbers and curving sedum roofs, each spacious cottage is completed with home comforts firmly in mind. Sand, sea and sunsets offer the ultimate playground to kids of all ages, while popular food and drink establishments make an ideal choice for tasty treats and sundowners.
Rugged cliffs and rolling countryside create the backdrop to the North Cornish Coast, affording excellent walking among an unrivalled range of attractions. The coastal hotspots of St Ives, Newquay and Falmouth are easily accessible.
Due to steep gradients and steps, Towan Valley may not be suitable for wheelchair users or persons with mobility difficulties.
Accommodation
Hot Tub
Non Smoking
Safer Stays
Nearby points of interest
- Trevaunance Cove
- Fistral Beach
- Copper Trail
- Royal Cornwall Museum
- Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay
- Newquay Zoo
- Porthminster Beach Café
- Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
- Enys Gardens
- St Peter’s Church, Flushing
Reviews (8)
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Kayleigh
We did have a lovely time however we did take my gran 81 and in-laws in their 60s who arent good at walking up hills. This meant we had to drive them up and down the hill to the accommodation each time we went out which wouldn't be a problem if it was a proper road and room for 2 cars however once you start going down the road if another car comes up then you are stuck. To get to your accommodation is even more of a problem as there was road works near the main entrance but with people still parking you cant get by until someone moves. Its a shame as the place itself if nice. When you enter the property there is a sign on the fridge asking you to leave the place in a clean and tidy state as they pride themselves on their cleanliness, however they need to be a bit more conscious when checking, all the bedrooms had cobwebs and these weren't little or just a few weeks, these had been there months if not years, door handle and shower handle broken in disabled wet room. We had next door thinking that our hot tub was to share as they were under impression they had a hot tub and because there was a gate through they assumed we were sharing, this needs to be made more obvious to those next door its not a shared hot tub. Car parking space numbers were non existent so again a bit of discussion with neighbours as to whose car parking spaces belonged to who. Overall I don't think it was worth nearly £4k for 7 of us for a week.
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Lisa
Just need more storage or hooks in bathroom /wet room as everything gets soaked in the floor. Need a mat on the floor when leaving the wet room to dry your feet.
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Joseph
Great...