This purpose-built holiday home sits just a short walk from the beach in Harlyn Bay, Cornwall. Set over two floors with a light and airy open-plan living space, 6B The Mews is a first-class escape for families in any season. Allow the designated chef to take over the kitchen, equipped with all the essentials for home-cooking, whilst the rest of the group prepare the dining table for a hearty feast. After a sumptuous meal, retire on the sofa and tune into the Smart TV, catching up on your favourite shows. Upstairs plays host to three bedrooms; the master houses a king-size bed and en-suite shower, whilst there is also an additional king-size and an adult bunk serviced by a bathroom. Step outside and make the most of the enclosed courtyard, a safe space for your pooch to roam whilst you reminisce on the day’s events. However you choose to spend your holiday, a stay at 6B The Mews is sure to be bring fond memories. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1123046, together they sleep 12.

Harlyn is a quaint little community with a sizable crescent-shaped sandy beach that is dog-friendly all year round and safe for swimming and surfing. One of Cornwall's top family beaches, Harlyn Bay has a shore that faces north, luring surfers to risk the white waves that crash into the golden sands. This area is also a great place for walkers to explore the stunning Cornish countryside because it is connected to the South West Coastal Path and is a part of the "Seven Bays for Seven Days" region. Golf may be played at the Trevose Championship course in Constantine Bay, which is only two miles away. Visitors may easily enjoy the area thanks to nearby cycle rental businesses and Padstow's location at the start of the Camel Trail along the Camel Estuary. In Padstow, a charming fishing town, there are many opportunities to sample regional foods and award-winning Camel Valley wines in enterprises run by famous people. While a passenger ferry transports you across the estuary to Rock with the windsurfing beach of Daymer Bay and golf at the renowned St Enedoc course, local fishermen's boats offer coastal tours and sea fishing excursions. The surfing mecca of Polzeath is just around the corner toward Pentire Head, and once the beach has worn out its welcome, there are several stately homes and gardens to visit as well as special events at the Cornish County Showground.

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