Perched on the cliff in Port Isaac, The Old Coastguard is a super, contemporary, reverse-level holiday home in Cornwall.

With vast sea views stretching from Lobber Point to Tintagel and beyond, this property is perfect for families, dog owners, and groups of friends looking for a Cornish coastal getaway.

On arrival, off-road parking greets you, and welcomes you into the entrance hall with plenty of storage for coats and shoes.

Head straight up to the first floor, which is sure to be the social hub of the house, due to its stunning, light-filled open-plan living space.

Magnificent, panoramic views make this holiday home stand out from the rest; sink into the huge L-shape sofa, admire the sea views, and be mesmerised by the swell of the ocean.

Dining seating for six guests makes this a unique space to plan your day's adventures, while the group's chef uses the sleek fitted kitchen to prepare a delicious meal.

Completing this floor is a cloakroom and a larder with lots of room to store your holiday treats and ingredients.

On the ground floor, a super-king-size bed rests in the largest bedroom with a very spacious en-suite bathroom with freestanding bath and walk-in shower, giving you the option of a long pampering soak after a day on the beach or a quick shower before your next excursion.

A snug twin room with dressing table and built-in wardrobe has a shower room right next to it, and heading down a few steps, there is another super-king-size bed with lovely coastal and garden views, and an attractive en-suite shower room for extra privacy.

Outside, the enclosed front garden may steal the show; with sunken seating, well-maintained flower beds, and an uninterrupted view of the picture-perfect coastlines, you'll never want to leave your new home-away-from-home.

When you are ready to venture out and explore, a wooden gate in the garden leads you straight onto the coastal path leading to Port Isaac harbour or to Port Gaverne beach.

Follow the path as far as you wish, perhaps to Port Quin, a beautiful sheltered cove, lovely for a dip at high tide on a calm day.

The area has a selection of excellent restaurants to choose from, including Outlaw's New Road, The Angry Anchovy pizza, The Mote or Port Gaverne Hotel; Fresh from the Sea make delicious crab sandwiches.

Polzeath is a stunning resort within easy reach, a huge beach, wonderful for surfing, boogie-boarding or digging sandcastles.

The Old Coastguard Lookout is an idyllic vacation spot where you can make memories that will last a lifetime.

This holiday home has three bedrooms including a super-king-size zip/link with en-suite bathroom, a super-king-size with en-suite shower room, and a twin along with a shower room and a cloakroom. There’s also an open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with a Juliet balcony and a utility. Appliances include an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher, and for entertainment there is a selection of books and games. Fuel and power, bed linen and towels are included in the rent except the EV charger. Outside there is off-road parking for three cars and an enclosed front garden with lawn, patio and sunken seating area. Two well-behaved pets are welcome, however smoking is not allowed. You can find a shop in 0.1 miles, and a pub and beach in 0.2 miles. The Old Coastguard Lookout is a stunning property for a memorable Cornish break. Please note- there are currently building works going on to the property next door, which includes scaffolding, building work noises and work men on site between 8am- 5pm Monday - Friday. Note: The outside seating provided is sunken to be private and as out of the wind as is possible on such a cliff location; there are no sun loungers provided because in cliff top locations such as this any furniture not secured can be, and become, hazardous very quickly. Please do feel free to bring your own if you wish but they need turning over or putting away if is very windy, or they can be dangerous. Note: The house does not provide a 'welcome pack' of milk, coffee, tea etc, as the owners worry that these welcome ‘gifts’ are not to everyone's taste and can therefore be environmentally very wasteful.Note: The house heating is set to heat the property to 21 degrees all the time, 24 hours a day.If the weather is extremely cold outside (lower than 0 degrees, which is rare for Cornwall but does happen) then an air source heat pump, which is how the house is heated, can struggle to maintain 21 degrees, all the time. But it does maintain, in those extreme circumstances, 19-20 degrees. The house is a new build “A” rated energy house. These newer homes do work differently to oil and gas heating systems that we are historically used to.Blankets have always been provided for the sitting room and the bedrooms for those that feel the cold more than others.