Resting in the heart of the bustling harbour town of Falmouth, Cornwall lies 16 Arwenack Street, a gorgeous apartment set over three floors.
Boasting a hot tub overlooking magnificent sea views while being close to amenities, this property is suitable for friends and family alike.
Stepping into the property and up the wooden staircase to the first floor, you go from the hallway into the open-plan living space․ The space includes an amply-equipped kitchen with electric oven and induction hob, as well as two fridge freezers and a dishwasher․ A stylish dining area, comfortably seating 8, and the lounge area with a TV and two sofas, where you can look forward to settling in after a long day of discovering your surroundings․ Finally, a large balcony with hot tub, seating and gorgeous views which can be made private using clever, canvas screening.
Continuing on the first floor you'll find a beautiful king-size bedroom and seperate shower room, home to a walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Up the stairs to the second floor, where the remaining three bedrooms welcome you to their plush beds; the master bedroom is home to the indigo king-size bed and ensuite bathroom.
Following on this floor is another king-size bedroom and an optional king-size or twin zip/link; these 2 rooms have a shared shower room where the rest of the group can prepare for the day.
The beautiful harbour town of Falmouth has plenty to offer, from pubs, restaurants and shops, to an abundance of culture-specific attractions.
Treat yourself to a meal out; doorstep walks will bring you a plethora of eateries where you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining overlooking the harbour, such as Restaurant Mine and Restaurant Four which boasts a menu created from fresh and local produce.
The National Maritime Museum Cornwall is situated in Falmouth, enriching your visit with its exhibitions from the past and into the present.
Pendennis Castle is within easy reach of the property; one of the most popular attractions in the area, the castle was built by Henry VIII and is now the perfect place to enjoy a spot of history in the breath-taking landscapes.
A scenic car journey will take you to the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, sure to be a hit with any animal lovers or younger members of the group, while further afield again, you can visit St Ives and take a trip on their Sea Safari boat tours.
Walkers and cyclists will not be left out on this trip; a number of parks and gardens are available for you to discover, such as Penjerrick Garden, home to hidden paths and an abundance of greenery and wildlife.
The nearby towns and villages are also home to plenty of attractions; spend the day discovering one of the delightful seaside towns such as Truro which is just 11 miles away, or closer to home Gyllyngvase Beach is within walking distance and hosts an oceanfront café to fuel your adventures
