Horizon House

Newquay, Cornwall

Horizon House, a charming Art Deco property located in Newquay, Cornwall, is a beautifully restored home from the 1930s, just a short five-minute stroll from the renowned Fistral Beach. This stunning residence has gained recognition for its impressive refurbishment, having been featured on George Clarke's “Old House, New Home” TV show. With its vibrant and open-plan design, the house is perfect for large gatherings, making it an ideal retreat for families and friends. The main living area is highlighted by a large glass wall that floods the space with natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and socializing.

The accommodation includes five spacious bedrooms, with four located on the ground floor. Among them is a luxurious master suite with an ensuite bathroom and a small study area, along with two additional king-size rooms, a versatile twin room, and a children's room with bunk beds. A full family bathroom is also conveniently situated on this level. The lower-ground floor features a self-contained annex called 'The Hideaway,' which includes a king-size bed, an open-plan lounge, and a kitchen area, all complemented by a stunning bathroom and private patio overlooking the garden and beach.

The outdoor space of Horizon House is equally impressive, boasting a large glass balcony that offers panoramic views of Fistral Beach, picnic benches, and ample seating. The expansive garden is perfect for outdoor activities, complete with a sheltered lawn, mature hedges, a playhouse for children, and facilities for barbecues or games like bowls and football. Located in the picturesque Pentire area, guests are only a 15-minute walk from Newquay’s vibrant center, known for its sandy beaches, surf culture, and a plethora of independent dining options.

Cornwall's breathtaking scenery, warm climate, and rich Celtic heritage make it a captivating destination. Known for water sports and outdoor activities, it offers excellent surfing, sailing, rock climbing, and cycling opportunities, particularly along the scenic South West Coast Path and the Cornish Celtic Way. Visitors can indulge in local culinary delights such as Cornish pasties and clotted cream, while enjoying the region's renowned breweries and vineyards. With charming towns like Bude, St Ives, and Truro, along with convenient access to airports and transport links, Cornwall presents an enticing blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and leisure activities for all to enjoy.

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