Acorn Coastal Collection
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The Liner, FalmouthBoasting uninterrupted south-facing sea views over the award-winning Gyllyngvase Beach, The Liner will offer the very best in contemporary coastal living.
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The Links, PorthcawlAdjacent to the Royal Porthcawl Golf Club. The Links enjoys extensive views over Rest Bay from Porthcawl to the Gower and across the Bristol Channel.
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Porthcawl
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The Courtyard at Duporth, CornwallCentred around a Grade II listed clock tower and courtyard, these new homes from our Lifetime Living Collection are in an enviable location near the picturesque village of Charlestown and overlook St Austell Bay.
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PoolePoole Quay Boat Haven & Port of Poole Marina are both perfectly positioned to offer a base from which to explore Poole Harbour and its surrounding areas.
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Harbour Lofts, PooleLinking Poole's historic quarter with its beautiful and vibrant quayside waterfront, the apartment within Harbour Lofts will boast uninterrupted views over the harbour.
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The Dunes, PerranporthAptly named The Dunes, this development is set amongst the three miles of undulating golden sands of Perranporth Beach.
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Marine Place, ClevedonSet on the seafront within the cliff face the townhouses at Marine Place have been uniquely designed to take advantage of the beautiful views of Clevedon's Grade I listed pier and the Bristol Channel Beyond.
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Treglos, Constantine BayKnown as one of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall, Constantine Bay lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers pale sands and rolling waves. Just 3 miles away the charming working fishing port of Padstow is a popular foodie destination.
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Surf the rolling waves
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Old Station Master's House, FoweySituated In Fowey, Old Station Master's House is a stone's throw away from the water's edge and is perfectly placed in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Horizon, Ogmore-by-SeaLocated in the sought after Vale of Glamorgan, Horizon has been carefully designed for contemporary coastal living and boasts panoramic sea views.
With nearly eight thousand miles of coastline around the UK, there is always something new to discover. Hike along the coastal paths, weaving across rugged cliffs and windswept heathland. Stroll along deserted beaches, the sand between your toes. Visit small towns and villages around bustling harbours or spilling down hillsides, with independent shops and pubs to explore. Catch an Atlantic wave while surfing, sail along the coast or go for a fishing expedition. Then in the evening, enjoy a well-earned meal of fish and chips and an ice-cold drink by the glinting water as you watch the sun sink slowly over the horizon.
There are so many ways to enjoy life by the coast. Indulge in an adrenaline-fuelled day of coasteering, diving or riding on horseback across the vast expanses of beaches. Or stretch out a picnic blanket and soak up the sun on one of those hot summer days. The chance to enjoy a day by the sea is one of the best things about living on an island with its varied coastline and ever-changing weather.
