Entrance
From the parking space to the front, a level approach leads into the secure communal foyer.
Bedroom 1 with shower WC en-suite
To the immediate right as you enter the apartment is the very spacious master bedroom with king size bed, wall-mounted television with integral DVD and low-level shower en-suite WC.
Open Plan Living Area
Further along on the right of the hallway is the modern open plan living, dining and kitchen space with television and views out towards the Carnsew Nature Reserve Pool. A door leads out onto the enclosed patio/ terrace. The kitchen appliances consist of coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, electric hob and oven, microwave and washer/dryer.
Bedroom 2
To the rear of the apartment is the twin bedroom (which can be made up as a super king bedroom if required, please advise at the time of booking) and again has views towards Carnsew Pool.
Bathroom
Family bathroom WC with bath, overhead electric power shower and basin.
Pets
This property welcomes two small or medium-sized dogs
General
This tastefully furnished and spacious apartment offers generous size accommodation for four people.
The property has engineered oak flooring running through the living space with carpeted bedrooms and hallway.
The apartment is efficiently heated by way of underfloor heating throughout.
AT A GLANCE….
Sleeps 4 in a king bed and twin beds. The twin beds can be made up as an extra large super king bed too!
Super comfortable accomodation
Two bathrooms including an en-suite shower room WC
Accommodation set out across one level to the ground floor
Parking
Karndu Retreat (or Dennis's Den named after the family's Airedale, Dennis) is a high specification ground floor apartment offering easy access which is part of the landmark development at Harvey Quay in Hayle. The apartment overlooks the RSPB nature reserve Carnsew Pool and is just a short walk to the town centre and historic harbour.
Hayle itself is an unassuming town yet full of character and things to shout about. Hayle was the first Cornish town to be awarded 'Walkers are Welcome' due to the well maintained footpaths and trails which surround the town. The towns historic harbour was granted World Heritage Site status in 2006. A selection of beaches are within easy reach by car and include dog friendly Black Cliff beach and family friendly Hayle Towans beach. The railway station is close by and the property is conveniently located for the local bus too! The coast path is next to this property so what a perfect way to start the walk, by opening the gate from Karndu Retreat.
St Ives and St Michaels Mount are just 7 miles from Hayle with Penzance and Lands End 8 and 18 miles respectively.
The apartment benefits from an enclosed patio terrace to the rear with furniture.
On the edge of St Ives Bay, where the River Hayle meets the sea, lies the old port town of Hayle. Right in front of the town lies three long miles of light golden sand, making a holiday in Hayle an obvious choice for beach lovers. The huge beach starts at the mouth of the estuary, a top spot for bird watching where you can watch ospreys, egret and migrating wading birds. Families flock to Towans beach, flanked by windswept sand dunes. There’s plenty of soft sand for everyone to spread out, so it never feels crowded, and there’s seasonal lifeguard cover. For surfing, bodyboarding, windsurfing and the opportunity to see seals sunbathing, head to Gwithian beach. The beach ends at Godrevy Point, marked by the iconic Godrevy Lighthouse.
Away from the beach, take time to discover Hayle’s fascinating history. From Iron Age settlements and Neolithic tin mining, to Breton exiles, the industrial revolution and World War I explosive factories, there’s certainly lots to learn. Once an important mining port, the town’s two districts, Copperhouse and Foundry, reflect its industrial heritage and you can learn more at the Hayle Heritage Centre.
If you’re planning a family holiday in Hayle, make sure to visit Paradise Park, a theme park and petting zoo, while nothing beats the simple pleasure of feeding the ducks at the Mill Pond with an ice cream in hand. The town is filled with ice cream parlours, pasty shops and waterfront cafes, so you’ll never go hungry. Plan a visit to the spookily named Bucket of Blood pub, which, despite its name, is a friendly traditional inn which welcomes dogs and serves great home cooked food.
One of our favourite things to do while staying in Hayle is to hop on board a train to St Ives. This stretch of railway is widely considered to be the most scenic stretch in Britain, hugging the cliffs of beautiful Carbis Bay. When you arrive, you can explore pretty cobbled streets, art galleries, independent shops and fresh seafood restaurants.
The scenery surrounding Hayle is stunning, and the best way to experience it is on foot. Follow the South West Coast Path to St Ives in the west or Portreath and Hell’s Mouth in the east. Head to nearby St Erth for pretty riverside walks, or climb to the top of Trencrom Hill and soak up the spectacular views that stretch to Mounts Bay and St Michael’s Mount in the south, across Hayle’s beaches and on towards St Agnes Head in the distance.
The apartment benefits from a designated parking space directly in front of the property.
-This property welcomes two small or medium size dogs
– LOYALTY DISCOUNT available with this property **Only 1 discount applies if other offers are available**
– This property can accommodate a maximum of 4 people plus 1 infant
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