Seaglass Point
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4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
Woodburner / Open Fire
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Balcony
Games Room
Parking
Wi-Fi
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At a Glance
About
Perched high on Polkirt Hill with sweeping sea views across Mevagissey Bay, Seaglass Point is a striking contemporary holiday home in Mevagissey, Cornwall — perfect for guests who love luxury, space and an unforgettable coastal outlook. Immaculately presented and finished to an exceptional specification, this prestigious detached retreat offers a calm, elevated escape in one of Cornwall’s most picturesque seaside villages, with the sparkling water and harbour below providing a constant, beautiful backdrop.
Step inside and you’ll find light-filled interiors, clean architectural lines and a soothing coastal palette that draws your gaze straight to the ocean, creating an immediate sense of ease the moment you arrive. With four beautifully appointed double bedrooms and a smaller fifth bedroom/games room (sleeping two on a sofa bed), Seaglass Point offers generous accommodation for families and groups, including a luxurious principal suite alongside equally impressive guest rooms designed for comfort, privacy and proper downtime after days exploring the coast.
At the heart of the home is a sleek, modern kitchen with high-quality integrated appliances, thoughtfully designed for sociable self-catering — whether you’re laying out slow breakfasts, packing up for beach days, or gathering everyone together for relaxed evening meals. Multiple balconies and viewpoint terraces make the most of the setting, inviting effortless indoor–outdoor living; start the day with a coffee as the sun rises over the harbour, then linger into the evening with drinks as the sky turns golden across the bay. Outside, a large private driveway provides rare and convenient parking for Mevagissey, while the landscaped surroundings complement the home’s minimalist, coastal feel.
Every detail at Seaglass Point has been carefully considered, from its refined contemporary interiors to its spectacular vantage point, making it an outstanding choice for a serene yet sophisticated Cornish getaway with panoramic sea views.
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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.
Bedrooms
Bathrooms
Kitchen
Contemporary kitchen with full suite of integrated appliances, including coffee machine.
Living Space
Large sofa, log burner, large smartTV with full SKY TV package with Sky Movies and Sky Sports included. Disney+.
Balconies & Outside Space
A small sea-view balcony on the top floor, plus generously sized balcony off the open-plan living space on the first floor, again featuring sea views. To the rear of the property is a large lawned space.
Parking & Outside Space
A large private driveway provides rare, convenient parking in this part of Mevagissey.
Location
Location is approximate
Activities
With its quaint charm and pretty backstreets, Mevagissey is a wonderful location for you to book your Cornish holiday cottage. Mevagissey is a cute and quintessential Cornish fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall, with a lot to offer. Holidaymakers like to enjoy traditional fish and chips on the harbourside, whilst watching the boats bob up and down on the water. Crabbing is also a popular activity for children and big kids too, on the harbour walls.
Falling on the trail of the south-west coast path, it is an ideal place for walkers, being only a short stroll out of the village on either side to join the path and take in some spectacular views along the coastline. In summer months, sailing boats can often be spotted cruising along on the water.
It wouldn’t be a holiday without a spot of gift shopping and Mevagissey has a delightful selection of independent shops, galleries and cafes dotted along the bunting lined street. You will also find some real pubs with a real Cornish welcome awaiting you. Closest to Compass Point is the truly fabulous The Rising Sun, down the road in Portmellon with fabulous views, food and local beverages to sip and savour – plus it’s less than a 10-minute walk. The Harbour Tavern in Mevagissey itself, is known for its fresh seafood and selection of locally sourced Cornish drinks, make sure to check it out while you are there. More tucked away are a couple of bars at The Fountain Inn, which is at the foot of Cliff Street and popular with the locals. Fifteenth century, it is the oldest public house in the village.
For a romantic meal there is the intimate Salamander, which also uses high-quality Cornish produce, or the Sharksfin is in a glorious location, right on the quay, perfect for an evening G & T.
A short drive from your self-catering holiday in Mevagissey, you can find The Lost Gardens of Heligan. These Victorian gardens were only rediscovered in the 1990s after becoming overgrown and lost to nature. Volunteers have been working ever since to restore the gardens to their former glory and they include a jungle, a kitchen garden and wildflower meadows. If you enjoy gardens, then Pinetum Gardens just outside Charlestown is also a great place to spend an afternoon.
Spending time on the beach is always high on a Cornish holiday agenda and Mevagissey and its surrounding areas have some lovely ones to choose from. Mevagissey’s own beach (Polstreath beach) is around a quarter of a mile along the coast path and has 200 steps to descend down but is pretty and sheltered. Other beaches nearby include Pentewan Beach, Portmellon Beach and Gorran Haven Beach. Gorran Haven has a wonderful village beach vibe, quiet and away from a lot of the crowds, this beach is brilliant for a lazy family day out and has places to get lunch too.
This south coast is steeped in history and a visit to Wheal Martyn Clay Works gives an insight into Cornwall’s past. Poldark fans will be familiar with the harbour village of Charlestown which is slightly east of Mevagissey. Charlestown is a small harbour and has regularly been used as a filming location for one of TV’s favourite programmes. Or why not hop on the ferry to Fowey? The options are plentiful in marvellous Mevagissey.
Our editor’s journal shares more favourite ways to spend your time in Cornwall. Read more, here.
