Settled on an elevated position overlooking Mount’s Bay and centrally located in the quaint fishing town of Newlyn in Cornwall, is this beautifully presented holiday home, Belmont. A truly magnificent property with outstanding sea views from every front facing window. The four-bedroom, 3 bathroom property retains many original period features which add huge character whilst benefiting from interior-designed rooms and high spec kitchen and bathrooms. The sitting room has a traditional woodburning stove and Smart TV; and there is also a separate snug room for the kids to hang out in or for quiet reading. A well equipped kitchen, with central island, opens onto a stunning dining room with views over the bay. In addition there is a large separate utility room with washing machine and dryer, plus a separate downstairs w/c. Upstairs is a master bedroom with a generous en-suite. There are two more double bedrooms plus a fourth bedroom with twin beds. A separate bathroom with a freestanding bath has stunning views over the bay. A further shower room with sink and loo provide plenty of amenities for up to 8 guests. Under a minute’s walk to the centre of Newlyn, this property is in a fantastic location. The nearby town of Penzance is a level 1 mile walk away or a short drive. Nearby Mousehole and Paul are both within walking distance. Newlyn boasts a number of fantastic restaurants and cafes, cinema, chemist, butchers as well as the famous fishmongers facing the harbour. The town of St Ives, award-winning beaches and the fascinating Tate St Ives is a short drive away, as is Sennen Cove, renowned for its surfing, and the famous Lands End. For all this and more, choose Belmont.

Newlyn is the third largest fishing port in England, and a major Port of Refuge for all seafaring ships. It is located adjacent to Penzance, and while it is still a charming town in its own right, it is also the third largest fishing port in England. This Cornish town is built around the port, with its famous 800-year-old quay curling around a few tiny boats on the western side (the Mayflower actually left for America from this quay, not Plymouth). The Cornwall Coastal Path, as well as the level Mousehole to Marazion bike path, pass through the town, which is known for the Newlyn School of Art and Newlyn Copper.

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