Featured in BBC-TV's Fisherman's Apprentice, Cadgwith is one of the most mesmerising fishing/artist villages in an area of outstanding beauty.
A few yards from the sea, the village and coastal path, Mengarth is a substantial detached house that is hard to resist.
This is a place for all who love the smell of sea air, fresh fish from the boat, rock pool expeditions, cliff top rambles, sea shanties, time with family and friends and good food and beer at the 300 year old smugglers' inn.
Cadgwith could not be lovelier; it is the destination to slowdown and unwind, where modern world stresses are shut out.
Centuries-old cottages, mostly thatch, spill from the valley down to the shore and small fishing boats launch from the shingle beach as they have been for generations.
There is a separate sandy beach for sunbathing and swimming and nearby Kynance Cove, rated as one of the best beaches in the world by the National Trust.
Cadgwith is a little village with a big social calendar; gig racing, a regatta, summer barbecues and live music feature through the year.
It is also a great launch pad for sailing on the Helford, golfing at Mullion's coastal course and the gardens at Trebah and Glendurgan are simply stunning.
Set into the hillside and back from the road, Mengarth commands an outstanding position.
Once you arrive you do not need to get back in to the car.
Inside find spacious dimensions, slate flagstones, wood flooring, wood burner, books, artistic touches, sauna for post cliff top rambles.
There is something about the relaxed mood at Mengarth that is so appealing: a real home.
Reverse level to appreciate the sea views from the large sitting room and the patio while the outlook from the steep terraced garden is unbeatable (take care on the steps).
There are three bathrooms and four bedrooms offering flexible accommodation.