Porth Enys House, Mousehole, Cornwall | Perfect Stays (2023)

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Lounge

Commanding picture-perfect sea views, the lounge is an ideal space to sit and watch the boats sail past through the statement binoculars positioned by the window. The Firebox wood burner is sure to keep you cosy on chilly nights, while the reclining two and three seater Natuzzi Italian sofas and single armchair provide comfort and a splash of personality in yellow leather. The lounge also features a 43 inch Smart TV.

Conservatory and Dining Room

A light and airy space for hosting elegant dinner parties just a few footsteps from the garden, the conservatory is a beautiful setting to dine and entertain around the large Gordon Russell art deco dining table. See the waves crash in the distance from the comfort of a rattan armchair or turn your attention to the flat screen TV for entertainment before dinner.

Kitchen

Fully equipped with a double oven, ceramic hob and a freestanding double fridge, as well as a second larder fridge for extra supplies, this kitchen is ideal for holidaying chefs who love cooking with a view. The kitchen also features a microwave and separate combination microwave oven, as well as a food processor and Smart TV.

TV/Cinema Room

With a home cinema system featuring a 10ft screen and ceiling mounted Yamaha projector, thisroom is sure to keep everyone entertained. Bowers & Wilkins speakers andan iPod dock add to thespec, making it an inviting den to host popcorn-fuelled nights in.

A full Sky package with Sky Sports and Sky Movies, along with a Denon DVD player, give you your own box office at your fingertips, while the plush grey suede sofas ensure optimum comfort. There’s also a Sonic football table just outside.

Study

If you need some peace and quiet during your stay, the ground floor study is the perfect space to catch up on emails or concentrate on work. The study has a large office desk withplenty of storage.

Cloakroom

Located just off the main hallway, you’ll find a cloakroom with a WC, featuring a beautiful carved stone sink.

Master Bedroom with En-suite

Elegant and luxurious, the master bedroom has excellent sea views and overlooks the garden below. Watch the ocean from the comfort of the 6ft Vi-Spring super king bed or luxuriate long into the morning on the chaise longue, ideally positioned in front of the large window.

With a wall mounted flat screen Smart TV, the master bedroom also has direct access onto the first floor balcony, accessible through the sliding patio doors. A lovely setting for tea and toast, the outdoor dining table has seating for four. The huge en-suite bathroom features a walk-in shower, while a walk-in dressing room adds an extra touch of glamour.

First Floor Balcony

Accessible via the sliding glass doors in the hallway as well as the master bedroom, the first floor balcony is a serene setting to take in magnificent sea views and is ideally situated to allow communal breakfasts between the first floor bedrooms.

Bedroom Two with En-suite

With a zip and link bed giving you the option of two 6ft beds or a super king, this bedroom is a tranquil seaside spot, with an armchair sitting in prime position to soak up beautiful views. A triple mirrored sliding wardrobe, two bedside cabinets and a tall six drawer unit provide plenty of storage. Step into the en-suite bathroom to find a corner shower cubicle.

Bedroom Three with En-suite

Bedroom three looks out onto the ocean for as far as the eye can see. A charming twin, this room has two singlebeds, as well as a six drawer storage unit and a corner triple wardrobe. The en-suite bathroom includes a shower cubicle.

Bedroom Four with En-suite

With French doors opening out onto the Juliet balcony, this bedroom encourages peaceful hours spent watching the world sail by from the king size Vi-Spring bed. The en-suite comes with ‘his and hers’ sinks and a loo. The family bathroom is just across the corridor.

Family Bathroom

From the grand freestanding bath tub with floor mounted taps, to the large walk-in shower boasting a sea view, the family bathroom is a light and airy space, with two Velux windows letting the sun pour in.

The Lookout

For those looking to enjoy their own blissful escape tucked away from the main house, The Lookout has been thoughtfully designed with seclusion in mind. With a flat screen TV and iPod dock built in, the super king size bed is ideally positioned to maximise the stunning sea views, while the outside decking and seating area welcomes a morning spent at the bistro table, taking in the fresh Cornish air.

The Lookout also features an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, along with a dressing area and a large wardrobe.

Greenhouse

In full bloom during the summer months, the greenhouse is awash with blossom, filling the garden with colour and catching heavenly floral scents on the breeze. With fresh fruit and vegetables growing inside, guests are welcome to help themselves to the season’s offerings, from zesty oranges to summertime courgettes.

Garden

From the neat lawned garden at the rear of the property, to the statement ornaments dotted throughout, there’s plenty to be explored by seasoned gardeners and curious younger adventurers alike. There'salso a barbeque, dining table with 10chairs and several sun loungers, perfect for relaxing in the sunshine.

Large Pond

To the right of the garden there's a large ornamental pond. There's no screening or fencing around this pond, so young children will need to be supervised at all times.

Laundry Building

Located next to the greenhouse, the detached laundry building houses a washing machine and tumble dryer, as well as a pool table for an extra spot of garden entertainment.

Parking

The large gravel drive at the front of the property provides plenty of parking for up to six cars.

Please note: to ensure the gardens at Porth Enys House are kept looking beautiful for all of our guests, a gardener tends to the grounds every Wednesday and Friday.

Estate

Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the pretty woodland surrounding the property, and venture down to watch the sea crash against the rocks at the bottom of the estate. Lined with wild flora and fauna, the circular walk loops back towards the entrance of the house and provides plenty of coastal lookout spots along the way.

The owners allow just a few local people to use the small parts of the land for various projects, including a small vineyard and vegetable garden, but you're unlikely to see them.

Please be aware that the tidal currents around the shoreline can become quite strong, and this area should only be explored by those with full mobility, and not by young children. The area is to be avoided unless the sea is flat, and the rocks are dry.