Welcome to Sundown, our fabulous beachside holiday home for 12 guests.
Looking from the terrace over the garden and of course out to sea- it really is quite sublime!
The spacious sitting-room has plenty of room for all 12 guests to relax and unwind.
Gather all to enjoy holiday mealtimes around the fabulous dining table.
Private steps lead down to the foreshore from the garden.
The cosy end of the sitting-room.
Snuggle up together and watch a holiday movie on the huge TV.
On chillier evenings fire up the wood-burner - it's a wonderful sight on those out of season breaks.
The sunny conservatory end of the sitting-room with double doors leading out to the decking and garden.
A tucked away corner in the sitting-room.
The styling throughout is exceptional.
Leading off from the dining table is a little snug area and the breakfast bar.
The electric fire makes the snug area lovely and cosy.
Pull up a pew at the breakfast bar - the perfect spot for a quick snack, morning coffee or pre-dinner drinks.
Plenty of room in the kitchen for everyone to help prepare your holiday meals.
The large range style cooker is perfect when catering for a crowd.
The kitchen is incredibly well equipped, with plenty of storage.
Bedroom One is on the ground floor, where a super comfy Zip and Link bed awaits. This can be set up as a Super-king or twin beds.
Bedroom One is wonderfully light and airy with double doors leading out to the garden.
The view from the patio doors- it doesn't get much better than this!
Plenty of room to store your holiday wardrobe.
Bedroom One has a very stylish en suite Shower-room.
It certainly will be!
Come in, take off your shoes and make yourself at home.
A huge super-king-size sleigh bed awaits in the second bedroom.
This room is stunning, with so much space.
What a view to wake up to- holiday lie-ins are a must!
Fabulous views from the balcony in Bedroom Two - possibly the best seat in the house!
The en suite has the luxury of a bath and separate shower cubicle.
Bedroom Three is another fabulous room.
This room can also have the bed set up as a super-king or twin beds
It's a wonderfully spacious room.
And of course stunning sea views.
Bedroom Three also has an en suite shower room.
A king-size bed awaits in bedroom Six.
More of those sea views to delight.
A huge window in the bedroom Four makes the room wonderfully light.
Bedroom Four also has an en suite Shower-room.
The delightful twin room.
The delightful artwork perfectly complements the setting.
The family bathroom.
The games area will be a real hit with younger members.
The large decking area is the perfect place to relax with a good book or dine under the stars.
What a wonderful place for alfresco feasting.
Evening sundowners , don't mind if I do!
The large lawn will be enjoyed by adults, children and your four legged friends.
Sundown from the entrance driveway way, with plenty of parking for all.
Sundown enjoys a prime location with direct access from the garden down to the beach.
Steps lead from the garden gate, right onto the beach
The scenery is quite dramatic
There are wonderful coastal walks nearby.
The traditional seaside town of Looe- the setting of TVs Beyond Paradise
Mount Edgcumbe country park is well worth a visit.
The historic house at Mount Edgcumbe.
The pretty twinned villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are along the headland.
The picturesque fishing village of Polperro.
Portwrinkle is a short drive away.
A footpath winds its way down the cliff to wonderful Long Sands below Tregantle Fort.
Sundown
21817.5 miles W of Kingsand | Sleeps 12 + 2 cots
7 Nights from £2014
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Serving up delicious food seven days a week, The Inn on the Shore provides guests with an extensive menu from breakfast to evening meals. All of their meals are created using local produce and traceable farm meats, and their fish is sourced from West Country ports. Tasty meals are topped off with beautiful views. There is decking and a children’s play area.
July 2021
Great Pub
We ate here twice during our stay and the food was excellent as was the service.
We also visited for drinks and the views were fantastic definitely would visit again.
August 2020
Ok for outdoor eating but interior in need of TLC
We booked here on a recommendation and were seated inside in a tiny bare and unwelcoming room. We eventually moved outside which was much better. Service was lovely and food was ok-fine but I would not go back unless I knew the inside had had some work. It seems like a very old inn with lots of nooks and crannies but felt dark and a bit dinghy to be honest.
Nearby beach
Sand and shingle, Downderry Beach comes into its own at low tide. With lots of rock pools to explore and sheltered inlets offering private spots to sit and enjoy the sunshine, there is plenty of room for everyone. Although access to the main beach is easy, the eastern end is reached by a steep cliff path and many coves become cut off at high tide. The eastern end of Downderry Beach is a favourite amongst naturists.
June 2012
wind and rain blown...but lovely
We walked and walked along here to get some "air" on the windiest wettest day of half term! We sand blasted all of our features smooth as there was a little too much air with sand! Young & old enjoyed ooing & aaaing at the beautiful pebbles and rock pools, though the kids could barely stand up straight for long! Would DEFINITELY like to return on a day with less "weather" !
October 2011
Beach and food
Although staying just near Downderry we did not venture here to the last day but wished we had spent longer here - very clean and very long stretch of beach. The best evening meal we had here too at The Blue Plate - and suggest you book or you will have to be seated if room in the conservatory, it was superb - a little pricey and adults only really but really really good quality and plenty of locals eating there which speaks volumes!
Nearby walk
Here you'll find a local nature reserve of 53 hectares where you can spot wildlife including kingfishers, otters and dormice. A circular walk of around 2 miles will take you through the park, along the river side and along Seaton beach. Parking is available and an outside gym, play area and sensory garden.
Nearby town
Downderry is a coastal village with a shingle and sand beach, great for rock pooling and with a small slip road for boat launching. The village centre is a short stroll away with shops, a cafe and limited parking.
Also nearby
Having re-opened in November 2019, this little pub is now thriving and enjoying a new start. Open daily, call in for drinks and food with regular events and quiz nights. Dogs are welcome.
November 2024
Delicious
Great service and great food. If you go when it is dark make sure you have a torch with you as the country lane isn’t lit. There is a footpath you can take but this is also very dark, but keeps you off the road, though not a busy road.
April 2024
Sunday lunch
This pub never fails to impress - Sunday lunch is amazing, reasonably priced, and best to book a table to avoid disappointment.
October 2023
Amazing food, lovely atmosphere
The food was amazing, there was something for everyone in our large group. Staff were polite and very helpful. Highly recommend..
July 2023
Finnygook Inn
It is definitely worth a visit. Great food. You do need to book.
July 2021
Welcoming
Welcoming staff, great food, good beer. Booking well in advance is essential for food
Beautiful sand and pebble beach, popular with surfers and bodyboarders. Short walk from car park (get there early in summer!) and cafe nearby. Finnygook is the eastern end of Portwrinkle, which itself consists of two beaches and marks the western extremity of Whitsand Bay.
April 2023
Gorgeous!
Perfect piece of coastline.
June 2012
Rain Rain Rain...
...But the cafe was good - fast & friendly service while the rain lashed the outside! Nice walks though.
January 2012
really great pub! Dog friendly
We took our two dogs there on new years eve for lunch. very friendly, great food and beer.
we also had their take away fish and chips one night which was some of the best fish and chips we have ever had!! well worth a visit!!
July 2011
Gorgeous sandy beach just the right size for letting children run free while small enough to still keep an eye on them. Convenient car park and small cafe. Slightly off the beaten track so a great place to get away from the crowds.
More of a hamlet than a village, Seaton has its own beach and a quaint village green. Along the coast is the much busier Looe, a lively resort that straddles a river and edges up the sides of a deep wooded valley. Seaton’s biggest attraction is undoubtedly the Monkey Sanctuary, home to a colony of Woolly monkeys and a group of Capuchin monkeys, all of which are guaranteed to melt the heart.
March 2015
Dog friendly beach & nature reserve.
Seaton has a really lovely beach where dogs are able to walk easily, right around to neighbouring Downderry. There's a really nice beach café and pub right on the front and a very useful 'village green' area right on onto the beach too for picnics/kids play area, with a car park attached (there are around 12 free parking spaces around the green itself, a real rarity these days too). But the hidden treasure is the nature reserve directly at the back of the car park - you and the dogs can walk two miles to neighbouring Hessenford, through a beautiful wooded pathway, with lovely small lakes and smaller 'otter trails' along the way. A really wonderful surprise which you simply must explore!
A traditional village pub with relaxing interior and large covered patio for al fresco dining. Children and dogs are welcome and you can even order a takeaway to enjoy in your self-catering cottage.
October 2023
Good traditional pub
Traditional pub with a large menu of good food. Look at the menu on the internet.
With a gorgeous wooded valley on one side and wide, rolling ocean on the other, Seaton Beach at the foot of the Hessenford valley is a unspoiled gem. The River Seaton runs across the sand and pebble beach, making a great play area for children and those wanting to paddle through shallower water. At low tide, numerous rock pools are revealed at either end of the beach and a large foreshore is revealed, idyllic walking territory for you and your dog. A cafe, shop and toilets are available and there is disabled access.
July 2011
Popular family beach with a cafe and a car park. A stream running through the beach gave our kids hours of fun building dams.
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