Harbour sea views in town centre | Headland View

Welcome to Headland View, hosted by Guested.

Look out across Falmouth Harbour, with Church Street’s cafés and restaurants just outside. Headland View sleeps 2, with a king-size bed and tall French doors framing the water.

Make yourself at home

The harbour gives you plenty to watch from the sofa. Floor-to-ceiling French doors bring light into the living space, with views across the water towards St Mawes.

There’s a smart TV with streaming services, fibre WiFi and board games for evenings in. A Nespresso coffee machine takes care of the first cup of the day.

The kitchen has an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster, along with cookware and utensils for meals at home. There’s also a washer-dryer, iron and ironing board.

A good night's sleep

The bedroom has a king-size bed, fresh linens and storage space, so you can unpack and make yourself comfortable. The apartment sleeps 2.

Freshen up

The bathroom has a shower, with towels and complimentary toiletries provided. There’s a hairdryer, too.

Out and about

Headland View sits on Church Street in central Falmouth, with independent shops, cafés, bakeries pubs and restaurants close by. Head out for breakfast, spend an afternoon around the harbour or walk to the National Maritime Museum, Pendennis Castle and Gyllyngvase Beach.

You’ll have the whole apartment to yourselves, with self-check-in and arrival instructions provided before your stay.

A few practical details

The apartment is on the first floor, so please consider this when deciding whether it suits your access needs.

There’s no dedicated parking. Church Street public car park is directly below the building and charges apply. Check current tariffs and restrictions before parking.

The central location means you may hear late-night noise from nearby bars, pubs and clubs, along with activity in the car park below.

During events such as Falmouth Week and the Sea Shanty Festival, marquees may be erected between the apartment and the harbour, temporarily affecting the view.