Perched beside the Penryn River, this first-floor apartment gives you and your four-legged friend an ever-changing outlook across the estuary. The waterside location is a convenient base for couples and families exploring Falmouth, with riverside paths, coastal trails and beaches all within easy reach.
The open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area is centred around the river views, with sliding patio doors leading onto the balcony. A three-seater sofa and armchair face the Smart TV, while a Sonos Bluetooth speaker provides music for evenings indoors. The kitchen has an island breakfast bar with three stools, alongside a separate dining table for four. The master bedroom has a king-size bed positioned towards the water, a built-in wardrobe and bedside cabinets, and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom offers a king-size zip-and-link bed that can be arranged as twins, plus bedside cabinets. A family bathroom with shower over the bath completes the accommodation. Outside, the balcony has a wooden table and four chairs, making a pleasant perch for watching boats pass along the river while your furry pal takes in the scents from the water. A glass surround keeps the estuary views clear. Guests can also use the shared riverside seating area, slipway and secure bike storage. Please note that there are no barriers at the water's edge, so children and curious pups require close supervision. Allocated parking is available for one car, with an EV charger beside the bay available for an additional charge.
The South West Coast Path passes through the town, making it simple to set off on a longer adventure or take your hound for a quick morning wander. Gyllyngvase Beach is 2 miles away and is popular for kayaking and paddleboarding, while Swanpool and Maenporth provide additional sandy destinations (seasonal daytime dog restrictions apply at these beaches). For year-round outings, follow the coastal trail through Falmouth and into the countryside. Pendennis Castle (2 miles) makes an intriguing destination for history hounds, while the ferry from Falmouth crosses to the Roseland Peninsula, where your four-pawed pal can explore secluded coves, clifftop paths and seaside scenery.