Guests say
Seascape is a well-regarded apartment in Falmouth, praised for its excellent location with stunning sea views and proximity to the beach and town. Guests appreciate the well-equipped and beautifully decorated interiors, as well as the thoughtful welcoming touches from the owner. While some minor issues were noted, such as occasional noise and a single report of dust, the overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with many guests eager to return.
Most guests found the apartment to be clean and well-maintained. However, one review mentioned it was extremely dusty, suggesting a slight inconsistency in cleanliness. This appears to be an isolated incident rather than a common trend.
The location is consistently praised for its stunning views, proximity to the beach, and easy access to the town and coastal walks. The only drawback mentioned is occasional late-night noise during weekends.
The apartment is generally considered comfortable, with a few guests noting the high quality of the beds and the balcony. However, some guests found the settees uncomfortable and one mentioned the need for a fan in the second bedroom.
Facilities are highly rated, with guests appreciating the fully equipped kitchen, washer-dryer, and secure parking. One guest mentioned an issue with the extractor fans not working, but this seems to be an isolated concern.
While guests have mentioned welcoming touches from the owner, there is no specific mention of gifts, and therefore it is not possible to accurately score this category. It should be noted that such personal touches, while appreciated, are not guaranteed.
About this property
Situated in the coastal town of Falmouth sitting aloft on the third-floor of the acclaimed Liner development, aptly named for the undoubtable resemblance to an ocean liner. Seascape boasts fabulous views across the panoramic coastline, this stunning property is the idyllic base for a small family or two couples looking to explore this beautiful part of Cornwall. A sought-after off-road parking space welcomes you upon arrival, along with a handy storage pod, offering a secure place to store surf boards and wetsuits, as well as an outdoor shower, perfect for washing away sandy toes after a fun-filled day at the beach. Choose between taking the lift or climbing the stairs up to the third-floor, and make your way into the holiday cottage, kicking off your flip flops at the door before continuing through the hallway to the main living area. The open-plan living space is beautifully-appointed with a light and airy décor, featuring a neutral colour palette that is complimented by oak flooring and wooden furnishings, creating a homely setting for your stay. Two vintage leather sofas are positioned in the sitting area, flooded with natural lighting welcomed in through the towering patio doors, offering the perfect space to put your feet up and soak in the fresh sea air as you enjoy a spot of television. The contemporary kitchen brings a modern edge to the space, fit with gleaming white surfaces and handy appliances to assist the designated chef in cooking up a delicious meal for the group to enjoy as they gather around the rustic dining table, stylishly crafted from reclaimed wood. Once the kids have gone to bed, enjoy a solace escape on the balcony, lying back on a sun lounger and watching the sunset over the water in the distance with your significant other, toasting a chilled glass of fizz to an unforgettable experience. At the end of another fun-filled day, head off for some well-deserved rest, where you have the choice between a king-size bedroom, benefiting from a contemporary en-suite shower room, or a super-king-size with a zip/link feature for flexible sleeping arrangements. The property's neutral colour pattern continues through to both bedrooms, decorated with wood furnishings and original artwork and offering fantastic view of the scenic coastline and neighbouring tropical gardens framed by the patio doors that lead out to the balcony. Completing the apartment is the spacious family bathroom, featuring a delightful bathtub, where you can truly savour a moment of relaxation. Put the oven gloves down for the evening and venture into the town centre of Falmouth, where the streets are lined with independent pubs and restaurants, serving up fresh local produce many offering panoramic views across Falmouth harbour. . Spend the day soaking up some Cornish sun at the Blue Flag award winning Gyllyngvase Beach, or do a spot of sightseeing with a visit to Pendennis Castle, a 16th-century fortress built by Henry VIII, followed by a trip to see the exhibitions on display at The National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Jump in the car and head to the city of Truro, home to the Gothic Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, dating back to 1880, as well as a host of local heritage that can be seen on display at Royal Cornwall Museum. Wander through the picturesque setting of the Victoria Gardens where you can catch sight of the Carvedras Viaduct, soaring 86 feet into the sky. Just outside of the city you can enjoy a fun-filled family day out at Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm, home to Cornwall's favourite Rattler Cornish Cloudy Cyder, where you can partake in a sampling tour of the cyder, gin and soft drinks on offer, visit the farmyard animals, including Cornish Black Pigs, and finish the day with a traditional Cornish Cream Tea. For an escape to the delightful Cornish coast that you'll remember for years to come, enjoy a welcome break at Seascape
The fabulous seaside town of Falmouth is nestled on the Southern Cornish coastline and is home to stretches of white sandy beaches, including the Blue Flag award winning Gyllyngvase Beach. The town boasts a deep natural harbour on the Fal Estuary, along with an array of shops, pubs and restaurants that overlook the scenic waters. There is plenty of local history to be discovered at Pendennis Castle, a 16th-century fortress built by Henry viii, as well as The National Maritime Museum. Falmouth offers a variety of sights and attractions to please the whole family.
Accommodation
Third-floor apartment.
Two bedrooms: 1 x super-king-size (zip/link, can be twin on request) with TV and balcony.
1 x king-size with Smart TV, balcony and en-suite shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Balcony.
External utility room.
Central heating.
Electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine, wine cooler, TV, washer/dryer, Superfast WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and High Chair available.
Designated parking for one car.
Balcony with furniture.
No pets, no smoking.
Shop on ground floor, pub 0.2 miles, beach 0.1 miles.
Note: There is external storage for bikes and surfing equipment
Nearby points of interest
- National Maritime Museum Cornwall
- Royal Cornwall Museum
- Copper Trail
- Pendennis Castle
- St Peter’s Church, Flushing
- St Mawes Castle
- Enys Gardens
- Cadgwith Cove
- Trevaunance Cove
- Kynance Cove
Reviews (18)
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Chris
Beautiful apartment, very clean and exactly as discribed. Loved it!
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Steven
We could not get the extractor fans to work in either bathroom, so as there are no windows, it became very steamed up and damp. I noted the vent axia was turned off at the power socket in the utility cupboard, so assume there is a problem.
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Katherine
We all absolutely loved our stay at apartment number 29 The Liner. From the moment we entered the private carpark at the centre of the apartment building with our own space to walking into the apartment it felt like we were on holiday. The apartment is sparkling clean and has everything you want for a holiday. fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine, ice machine, dish washer and every cooking utensil you would need, if cooking is what you fancy doing. The balcony runs the full length of the apartment with views of the beach, sea and beautiful landscaped gardens. Thereâs a lovely accessible path that runs all the way round to the next cove. The beach café opposite serves tasty freshly cooked meals and has a bakery next to it for daily fresh bread and cakes. The walk into the town centre is an easy 20 minutes. So hereâs for the one tiny negative and it is tiny, the noise from the diesel engine running the small pizza and coffee horse box that turns up every morning just opposite the apartment building. The apartment patio doors are fantastic for blocking out the noise of the outside but my sensitive hearing could hear the diesel engine every morning waking up. But thatâs it. Thatâs my one negative. Thankyou apartment 29 for a much needed week away. We hope to be back soon.