Boscregan, a gorgeous, detached bungalow, is perched high above the charming fishing resort of Porthleven in Cornwall. This elegant holiday home, which is one-story can accommodate up to six guests, it has two balconies from which guests can take in the breath-taking 180-degree sea views and is close to the beach, amenities and attractions. Inside, tastefully decorated rooms welcome you to spend time with loved ones by the sea. The kitchen has everything you need to whip up a great supper for the family, which can be enjoyed in the dining room with the balcony doors open to let in the sea air, or outside on the large patio. On chilly evenings, unwind in front of the woodburning stove in the sitting room while selecting a movie from the Smart TV. Alternatively, you may watch from your bed as two of the three bedroom's have it's very own Smart TV! You can select a double, a twin with a zip and link feature for a flexible sleeping arrangement, or the master bedroom, which features a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room for freshening up. The garden really steals the show with spectacular views and sun loungers, so wake up with a refreshing shower before preparing a coffee to enjoy outside. A short stroll will take you to the nearby beach and harbour and into the heart of the town, where you can treat your loved ones at any one of the many eateries, bars, galleries, gift shops, and convenience stores. To get to Praa Sands, a well-liked beach with golden sands, take either a long walk or a short drive, or if you travel farther, you can spend the day at picturesque St. Ives, which is renowned for it's surf beaches and plenty of top-notch restaurants. Group's of walkers and explorers may prefer to visit the Lizard Peninsula, Helford and Far West. A memorable holiday can be had at the beautiful Boscregan.

Porthleven is a hidden coastal beauty in Helston, noted for its Flora Dance Festival. Porthleven is located between Lizard Point and Land's End and has unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean and Cornish coastline. The clock tower is at the harbour entrance, and taverns, stores, cafés, and restaurants cluster around the inner harbour, where there is plenty of boating and maritime activity. With lanes lined with classic Cornish, granite cottages, a lifeguarded beach, alfresco eating, and crabbing off the harbour, there are lots of things for the whole family to enjoy year-round.

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