Gwel An Mor

Crantock, Cornwall

Cornish for ‘View of the Sea’ the name says it all, yet the architecture delivers something more

This six-bedroom home above the dunes at Crantock earns the name at every turn. It began as a modest semi-detached bungalow: completely reimagined, transforming a humble footprint into a striking family residence with uninterrupted views over one of Cornwall's finest beaches.

The stratified L-shaped plan opens everything towards the water. Stone cladding anchors the house to the hillside at ground level, while the first floor is almost entirely glazed, giving the living room and dining space panoramic views over the beach and dunes. A wrap-around terrace extends living outdoors. Inside, a sculptural curved staircase with a glass balustrade rises through the heart of the house.

Gwel An Mor shows what's possible on a sensitive coastal plot: a home that sits quietly in the landscape and takes your breath away.

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#CoastalHome #SeaView #CrantockBeach #Cornwall #Newquay #BungalowTransformation #SixBedroom #PanoramicViews #GlazedFacade #CurvedStaircase #CoastalArchitecture #SensitiveSite #StudioHaB

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