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Coastal Studio Loft Apartment
One of the best sea views on the Cornish holiday letting market. Free on street parking 150 meters from property. Parking at property in summer school holidays. Stunning studio loft apartment just 200 metres from the sea and beach. Wake up to the view of the sea from the end of the bed. Self check in, 100% self contained, self catering with kitchen. Private separate access to apartment from Top Road. High spec finish within. Ultra-fast Wifi, SKYTV/Sports/Cinema/Netflix/Prime/Disney+/Discovery+

Anchors Away in a tranquil setting with sea views
This detached accommodation is at the rear of the owner's house. Visitors use the carport & walk up a sloping path with half a dozen steps to a sun terrace for their sole use. The accommodation consists of a small entrance porch, living room with a terracotta tiled floor, neatly fitted galley kitchen, casual dining area, fully tiled shower room W.C. with vanity basin and a small double bedroom. The patio with its pergola has a built in bbq & a chimenea which makes it ideal for outside eating .

Cosy Beach View Romantic Cabin Whitsand Cornwall
Our cosy & romantic beach house with uninterrupted ocean, sea & beach views across Whitsand Bay & Rame Head. A short drive away from Mount Edgcumbe, Plymouth, Torpoint, Looe, Seaton, Downderry, Eden Project, Millbrook, Cawsand, Kingsands. On the South West Coast path, so really great for walkers. We have one double bedroom with stylish interior, a lovely shower room with blue tooth mirror cabinet and all you will need in the Kitchen. We have a lovely cosy lounge with strong BT WI-FI and TV.

Sunkeeper - Panoramic Sea Views, Hot Tub & Firepit
Escape to peace and tranquility on the Cornish coast at our luxurious 4 bedroom home with breathtaking sea views towards nearby Looe. Sunkeeper is pet-friendly and incredibly well-equipped with a hot tub, outdoor TV, fire pit, BBQ, Sky TV, whole-house sound system, extra TV/ chill-out room with games consoles, log-burning stove, king/ super-king sized beds (2 zip & link) and an EV charger. The dog-friendly beach, SW Coast Path, shop, local pub/s, tapas bar & beach cafes are a short walk away.

SeaHut, secluded cabin with an amazing view
SeaHut is a cabin in the clouds. It has a panoramic view from Looe in the west to Rame Head in the east, including St George's Island. It is 5 minutes walk from the beach, on the SW Coast Path and good for exploring the "forgotten corner of Cornwall". Great for walkers, cyclists or anyone who wants to enjoy the beach or simply take in the view. The view is to die for, but it does mean a climb of 91 wooden steps to reach the cabin - it takes a bit of effort but is worth it when you get there.

Breathtaking beach house for eight, dogs welcome
Indulge in coastal bliss: experience the ultimate private escape with uninterrupted sea views from sunrise to sunset at our detached and accessible, four bedroom haven. Drift off to sleep to the sound of the waves. Enjoy the wood fired hot tub, three outside terraces and a large mature garden. These offer the perfect spots to eat together or relax separately. For those who love to entertain there is a gas/charcoal BBQ for family meals after the beach. There is secure parking for 2 to 3 cars.

Seaside Apartment
Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly apartment in Downderry 400 meters from the beach, spend the day exploring the rock pools and dipping in the sea. If you love walking explore the south coast paths and take in the breathtaking views. When you've finished your day head back to the apartment and chill out with a movie and make use of the fully fitted kitchen and cook up something great. Head down to the pub and enjoy a pint. Or have a BBQ on the beach as the sun goes down.

Cornish coastal apartment with panoramic sea views
Wake up to the sea in our lovely self-contained apartment with panoramic views across Looe Bay to St George's island. Situated on an elevated private road in the peaceful village of Downderry, you are just minutes from the beach, local cafes, beachside pub and coastal walks. You have your own private deck and access to our landscaped wildflower garden with patio dining and seating areas, all overlooking the bay. Sunsets are particularly spectacular! Renewable energy: We have solar panels.

Luxury seaside home | 5 mins from beach | hot tub
Our detached seaside home boasts beautiful interiors, luxury features and panoramic sea views from each and every room! The property is located 300m from the sea, with outstanding beaches within close walking distance. The village of Downderry is a lovely Cornish community with a beachside pub, restaurant, cafe and village store, and was noted by the Sunday Times in a list of the top 10 "Best Places to Live by the sea". We also offer a generous welcome hamper, packed with local produce!

Stunning Coastal Escape, Hot tub, Pool & Spa
A luxurious detached seaside sanctuary, nestled in one of the most desirable villages along the Cornish coast. Just minutes from the beach, this stunning home offers an uninterrupted panorama of the shimmering waters of Whitsand and Looe Bay, where every room is a front-row seat to nature’s most breathtaking show. Furnished to the highest standard, the house blends contemporary style with the charm of a coastal retreat. Enjoy FREE access to China Fleet Country Club!

Breathtaking, panoramic, sea view beach house.
Atal Mor is a newly renovated bungalow situated in an elevated position, allowing the most breathtaking panoramic views stretching from Rame Head to Looe, with a seemingly endless horizon. The main living areas and bedrooms take full advantage of the magnificent views, framed like ever changing photographs by the French doors and windows. Outside there is a large, south facing, sandstone patio with plenty of room for dining, playing or just watching the sea activity.

3 Bed in Downderry (oc-b652220)
This architecturally designed detached home sits in the village of Downderry on the south Cornwall coast, with a large garden that leads directly onto the beach. Families looking for a relaxed coastal break with room to spread out and coastline to explore are well placed here. The south coast shelters this stretch of shore, drawing local surfers when the southerly swells roll in and keeping the beach a less crowded spot to catch a wave.
Popular amenities for Downderry holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Downderry

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Self-contained Holiday Home with Lovely Sea Views

Atalaya, a luxury romantic rural retreat - hot tub

Little Sur - Whitsand Bay - Cornwall

52ft Motor Yacht, Plymouth Yacht Haven Marina

The Hideaway in Downderry

Crellas Beach Apartment, Seaton, Cornwall Nr Looe

Skyfall - Southshore
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Downderry?
Many guests choose homes or cottages near the center for sea views and quick access to the beach. Staying in the village surrounds makes it simple to explore cafés, local shops, and the coast.
What are the best things to do in Downderry with kids?
Families often explore the sandy beach to play, paddle, or beachcomb, and local cafés are welcoming to all ages. Rock pooling at low tide and simple nature walks are also frequently enjoyed.
What are some of the best things to do in Downderry?
Explore Downderry's sandy beach, walk the scenic coastal paths, and appreciate the panoramic sea views. The area has small local galleries, inviting cafés, and a relaxed seaside atmosphere.
How is the weather in Downderry?
Downderry has mild, often damp winters around 39–49°F (4–9°C), and gradually warming springs. Summers bring brightness, with afternoons reaching 68–69°F (20°C), while rain showers can occur year-round.
When is the best time to visit Downderry?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, when temperatures typically reach 56–69°F (13–20°C) and days are longer. This season has milder weather, making outdoor activities more comfortable.
What are the best places to visit in Downderry?
Spend time at the sandy beach, stroll the South West Coast Path, or explore small art studios in the village. The shoreline is known for varied seashells and changing tidal pools.
What are some hiking trails in Downderry?
Downderry has cliffside walks along the South West Coast Path, which is frequently suggested for scenic hiking. Trails pass through wildflower areas and have views of the Cornish coastline.
What are some family activities we can do in Downderry?
Families enjoy beachcombing, paddling, or spotting wildlife during coastal walks. Cafés and local shops add to the relaxed, community-focused experience in Downderry.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Downderry?
Explore neighboring seaside villages, historic harbor towns, or country gardens around Cornwall. The region has heritage sites, art galleries, and sandy shores within comfortable reach for a day’s outing.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Downderry?
Downderry has a variety of pet-friendly stays, including homes and cottages where dogs are often welcome. Local beaches and footpaths make it easy to enjoy time outdoors with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Downderry?
Carry coins for small shops, and try cafés that serve local baked goods. Early walks are recommended for quieter beach time, and chatting with residents often leads to new discoveries.
What is Downderry known for?
Downderry is known for its wide sandy beach, cliffside views, and tranquil village vibe. The area is also recognized for coastal walks and a welcoming, small-community atmosphere.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Downderry?
Seek out tucked-away coves, quiet art studios, and locally run bakeries around Downderry. Early morning beach walks often reveal a peaceful side to the village.
What are the best foods to try in Downderry?
The area is known for fresh seafood dishes, Cornish pasties filled with local ingredients, and homemade ice cream. Tearooms often serve regional cakes and traditional cream teas.
What should I bring for a trip to Downderry?
Bring layers for variable temperatures, a rain jacket for sudden showers, and sturdy shoes for coastal walks. Beach gear, reusable water bottles, and sun protection are also useful, especially in summer.
What is the nightlife in Downderry like?
Downderry has a quiet nightlife, centered around inviting pubs, wine bars, and occasional live music in village venues. Evenings often highlight local brews or small community events.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Downderry?
Downderry frequently celebrates small community gatherings, local arts showcases, and seaside festivals during summer months. Nearby towns may host larger music, food, or cultural events that visitors often join.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Downderry?
Downderry has family-friendly vacation rentals with extra space, kitchens, and easy beach access. Many properties in the village cater to families looking for a relaxed coastal stay.
Destinations to explore
- Dartmoor National Park
- Eden Project
- Brixham Harbour
- Torquay Beach
- Blackpool Sands
- Padstow Harbour
- Porthtowan Beach
- Lizard Point
- Salcombe North Sands
- Lusty Glaze Beach
- Bantham Beach
- The Lost Gardens of Heligan
- Powderham Castle
- University of Exeter
- Crantock Beach
- Porth Beach
- Crealy Theme Park & Resort
- Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park
- Gyllyngvase Beach
- Perran Sands Holiday Park - Haven
- Newquay Harbour
- Woodlands Family Theme Park
- Dawlish Warren Beach
- Polperro Beach





