About this property
A modern 3 bedroom house, sleeping 5. Situated in Duporth Bay, close to the picturesque village of Charlestown
Located on an idyllic stretch of the Cornish Riviera, Duporth is located just minutes from the picturesque harbour village of Charlestown. With fine sands, safe waters and a steep cliff backdrop the private beach can only be accessed by foot providing the ideal getaway along a stunning stretch of coastline.
Taking its name from the Cornish for “Love Sea,” Kara Mor is a contemporary three bedroom property, with views towards the sea, situated on the Two Coves development. Formerly the Duporth Holiday Village, the site boasts a collection of newly built properties, surrounded by established trees and shrubs, to create a natural ambiance. The development is bordered by woodlands creating the ideal setting for a tranquil stroll, whilst the private Duporth Sands is within a five minute coastal path walk.
The property benefits from a spacious kitchen area which leads out into the enclosed garden providing the ideal opportunity for al fresco dining. The living area is enhanced by a wall mounted fire, perfect for warming up around after an active day exploring the rugged coastline on your doorstep.
The neighbouring village of Charlestown is real draw for those in search of a traditional working port. As a point of interest, the port is also home to a historic china clay building, and also home to the largest UK collection of artefacts and treasure recovered from shipwrecks. Charlestown town also has two pubs, a hotel and two restaurants, offering everything from traditional pub grub with local real ales, to a la carte dining.
Only a couple of miles away from Duporth is St Austell, the largest town in Cornwall with a wonderful range a of independent shops. Here guests can experience the world famous Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. These major attractions attract worldwide visitors and provide an enjoyable day out for all ages.
Accommodation
The neighbouring village of Charlestown remains a working port and a real draw for those in search of a traditional working port. As a point of interest, the port is also home to a historic china clay building, home to the largest UK collection of artefacts and treasure recovered from shipwrecks. Charlestown town is also home to two pubs, a hotel and two restaurants, offering everything from traditional pub grub with local real ales, to a la carte dining.Only a couple of miles away from Duporth is St Austell, the largest town in Cornwall and home to a selection of independent shops. Here guests can experience the world famous Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, these major attractions attract worldwide visitors and provide an enjoyable day out for all ages.
Nearby points of interest
- St Austell Brewery
- Eden Project
- Wheal Martyn
- Springfields Fun Park and Pony Centre
- St. Columb hurling
- Royal Cornwall Museum
- Newquay Zoo
- Watergate Bay
Reviews (5)
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Rachel Richardson
The accommodation was modern, clean and very comfortable - they had thought of everything. The house was very tastefully furnished and the Wi-Fi was an added bonus when travelling with 2 children! The location was perfect with amenities close by and easy road links for days out. The private beach at Duporth was very special. Would definitely recommend.
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The Taylors family
What a beautiful home with everything you would need and more. Very comfortable and in a wonderful location. It gets better with every visit and we will look forward to next time-thank you.
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The Dudfields family
A lovely well-appointed house in a wonderful location-we have had a great holiday in Cornwall and will definitely return! Thank you.