The property extends to approximately 1853 sq ft and has been arranged to maximise its exceptional estuary-facing position. The layout places the principal living accommodation on the top floor, where the property is entered and where the outlook is at its most impressive. The entrance level includes a practical boot room and cloakroom before opening into a superb and spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living room. This is a bright, sociable and beautifully proportioned space, with broad glazing drawing the views into the room and doors opening directly onto a full-width balcony terrace. The kitchen is stylish, contemporary and well appointed, combining clean modern lines with the practicality required for everyday living, holidays and entertaining.

The central floor provides two excellent double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom suite, which enjoys access onto its own private balcony terrace. This room also benefits from a built-in wardrobe and a luxurious, well-proportioned en suite bathroom with both bath and shower, together with twin basins. Bedroom two is also very spacious, enjoys the water views, has a built-in wardrobe and has its own well-appointed en suite shower room. On the lower ground floor, there are two further generous and flexible bedrooms, together with a good-sized shower room, utility room, coffee station/wine room and useful walk-in storage cupboard beneath the stairs. This level offers excellent flexibility for visiting family, guests, home working or as additional reception spaces. The rooms also open onto the garden terrace, creating a delightful connection with the private gardens.

The property benefits from a high-quality contemporary specification, including underfloor heating and smart home features. The kitchen, dining and living room also benefits from comfort cooling.

The outside space is one of the defining features of Number 7. The house enjoys private balconies and terraces on different levels, each making the most of the southerly aspect and the views across The Gannel Estuary towards Crantock. From the top-floor living space, doors open onto a balcony/terrace with an elevated outlook over the estuary, surrounding countryside and ever-changing tidal landscape below. It is a wonderful place to sit out, watch the light shift across the water and enjoy the sense of calm that makes this setting so special. The principal bedroom also has direct access onto its own private balcony/terrace, giving the bedroom accommodation a strong connection with the outdoors. On the lower level, the garden terrace provides another useful space for sitting out, relaxing after the beach or entertaining during the warmer months.

Woodlands is approached via a secure gated entrance, and Number 7 benefits from two allocated parking spaces. The wider communal grounds are beautifully maintained and form an important part of the lifestyle offering, with landscaped areas, access down onto The Gannel. This gives the development a highly desirable relationship with the water, offering opportunities for paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming or, at low tide, walking across towards Crantock Beach and beyond.

There is also a terrace of private good-sized storage units within the communal grounds, one allocated to each property. These provide useful space for paddleboards, kayaks, bikes, golf clubs and beach equipment, allowing the property to be enjoyed without compromising the living accommodation.

The combination of private terraces, secure parking, dedicated storage, landscaped communal grounds and access towards the estuary gives Number 7 a lifestyle quality that is extremely difficult to replicate.

Woodlands occupies a superb position on Pentire Crescent, one of Newquay’s most desirable coastal addresses, overlooking The Gannel Estuary and within easy reach of Crantock Beach, Fistral Beach and Pentire Headland.

The Gannel is one of the area’s most picturesque and distinctive coastal settings, with its tidal waters, sand banks and surrounding countryside creating an outlook that changes beautifully throughout the day. At high water, the estuary is popular for paddleboarding, kayaking and swimming, while at low tide it opens up into a remarkable stretch of sand, providing wonderful walks across towards Crantock and the surrounding coastline. Pentire itself is a highly regarded part of Newquay, prized for its balance of coastal scenery, relative tranquillity and convenience. The South West Coast Path is close by, offering superb walks around Pentire Headland, towards Fistral Beach and along this dramatic stretch of north Cornwall coastline. Lewinnick Lodge is also nearby and is a popular destination for food and drinks while enjoying the sea views, while Newquay Golf Club is also within easy reach.


Fistral Beach, one of the UK’s best-known surfing beaches, is within just a few minutes walk, while Crantock Beach lies across the estuary and offers a beautiful expanse of sand backed by dunes and National Trust-owned headland. Newquay town centre provides a wide range of day-to-day amenities, independent cafés, restaurants, shops and leisure facilities, together with further beaches including Towan, Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The location also works well for those requiring access further afield. Newquay has a railway station, while Cornwall Airport Newquay provides regular flights to a number of UK destinations. Truro, Cornwall’s cathedral city, is also within reach and offers a wider range of shopping, schooling, restaurants and cultural facilities.

This combination of estuary views, immediate coastal access, excellent beaches and everyday convenience makes Pentire Crescent one of Newquay’s most appealing addresses for both permanent and second-home ownership.

Fistral Beach: approximately 400 meters | Crantock Beach: (via Fern Pit Café walkway): approximately 0.6 miles | Newquay town centre: approximately 1.25 miles | Cornwall Airport Newquay: approximately 7 miles | Truro: approximately 14 miles

Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas-fired boiler with underfloor heating. EPC rating B.