Rockpools beach chalet can sleep seven across four bedrooms and has a lovely big open-plan living area – ideal for family living or groups of friends. You’ll have a private, enclosed decked patio behind, with far-reaching views over farmland and another sunny deck to the front… from which you can meander in moments straight to the sand-dunes or to the stunning expanse of Gwithian beach, with its miles (yes miles) of sand, lifeguarded surf-spots, and as the chalet’s name implies, its myriad delightful salty rockpools…
Pull back the sun doors, step into Rockpools Beach Chalet and you enter a space designed to relax in. The living, dining and kitchen areas have been combined to create a happy open plan family-and-friends space. You’ll find a large flat screened TV for lazy evenings and an elegant wood burner for cosy ones. The contemporary kitchen is well equipped for cooking and serving meals on the breakfast bar or on the big pine dining table. The sense of space is followed through to the decking front and back, where you can enjoy alfresco breakfasts bathed in the morning sun at the back, and après-surf (or après- anything you like) in the afternoon and evening sun at the front. Downstairs, and opening out onto the rear decking is also a second living area with additional sofa, TV, work desk and another woodburner. Here you can be a digital nomad, catch up with some streaming, or both. Also downstairs are a lovely kingsized bedroom, and a compact bunk-room (best suited for children as the beds are small-sized singles) — plus a lovely family bathroom with generous shower… and a well equipped utility room with washing machine and tumble drier.
Up the stairs you have the large principal kingsized double bedroom, and the single room. Also a sparkling white family bathroom with bath and shower. There are sea-views from the velux window in the main bedroom, looking out over chalets rooftops and taking in Godrevy lighthouse to the right, and St Ives and Carbis Bay to the left. From the back you can see over fields – the very top of Gwithian church tower peeping over the crops in the distance.




