Ocean Skies
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Perched high above the dramatic cliffs of Porthtowan on Cornwall’s north coast, Ocean Skies is a truly special luxury coastal retreat where contemporary design meets the raw beauty of the Atlantic.
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Considered by design
Facilities
High-quality bed linen and towels are provided at all Pure Cornwall properties. Where a cot is supplied, guests are kindly asked to bring their own cot bedding.
Facilities
- Bedrooms: Four beautifully designed bedrooms with Ercol beds/mattresses, a flexible zip-and-link option, blackout curtains and sea-view balcony access via floor-to-ceiling sliding doors.
- Bathrooms: three en-suites plus additional shower/bathroom spaces, all finished with premium Villeroy & Boch fittings.
- Kitchen & Dining: High-spec German Nolte kitchen with granite worktops, integrated appliances, a breakfast island and a statement dining setup with bespoke Dekton table.
- Living spaces: Light-filled open-plan living with panoramic sea views, Chesterfield sofas, bespoke oak furniture, wall-mounted smartTV, curated artwork and a striking spiral staircase.
- Snug: Separate snug/games room with smart TV, games, a sofa bed for two and a dedicated workspace with Ercol desk and chair.
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Utility room: Dedicated laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer.
- Outdoors: Expansive terraces and balconies with a 7-seater hot tub, outdoor dining and lounging furniture, sun loungers and a Big Green Egg BBQ.
- Parking: Private parking for two cars plus a purpose-built surf shed for boards, wetsuits and coastal gear and EV charger.
Location
Location is approximate
Activities
Just moments from the award-winning Blue Flag Porthtowan beach and its fabulous facilities, you could easily spend the week here. There’s also plenty of eateries down by the beach. At low tide you can take a walk east from Porthtowan to the neighbouring beach at Chapel Porth. A National Trust-owned beach, overlooking Chapel Porth is the dramatic ruins of the famous Wheal Coates engine house.
The local area is steeped is mining history with the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site of Heartlands on your doorstep with a museum, gardens and cafe. Two miles away, St Agnes has a host of good eateries, cafes and pubs as does the cathedral city of Truro, Cornwall’s only city.
The pretty sandy beach at Portreath, with a stream running down to the sea on the left-hand side is only three miles away. Popular with surfers and bodyboarders, it has a laid back, chilled feel and very handy parking for all your beach kit. You’re also not far from Godrevy, St Agnes and further along the coast to St Ives, Marazion and beyond to the stunning Penwith peninsula. Sennen and Porthcurno are a 50-minute drive away to the west. Set in a peaceful location it is within easy reach back to the A30 to access the north and south coasts and to the far west of Cornwall.
Tehidy Country Park is nearby; the largest area of dog friendly woodland in Cornwall with over 9 miles of woodland paths and waterways, there is also the chance to feed friendly squirrels and birds here.
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