For Self Catering Apartments Looe Cornwall, Mount Brioni boasts one of the best locations in the West Country.  Mount Brioni Luxury Self Catering Apartments, Seaton lies along the quiet coastline of South Cornwall, between Looe and Polperro to the west, and Whitsand Bay to the east.   We have a cluster of 24 luxury Mediterranean-style, 3 star and 4 star self-catering apartments, set in beautiful south-facing gardens on the coast. All of the apartments have stunning sea views. The beach, ocean and coastal path are just yards away.

Escape to this peaceful environment where you can sit and relax on your own terrace, patio or balcony, or in our beautiful grounds. You can have a barbeque on Mount Brioni’s purpose built terrace overlooking the sea (we can also provide all the equipment). You can even visit our own secluded beach via our private cliff footpath.

For those wishing to explore the area, the coastal path is within yards of the grounds, and guests can stroll 100 yards down to the beach, which has a small river running across it, and rock pools ideal for crabbing. For budding anglers, the beach is a popular spot to fish from throughout the year.

Seaton itself has a  bistro, shop and beach café. Just a short walk along the beach takes you to the village of Downderry, with the Inn on the Shore pub, and Nick Barclay’s Blue Plate bistro.

Nearby, just a short walk from Mount Brioni Holiday Self Catering Apartments Seaton is the Seaton Country Park in the river valley, offering excellent walks through the nature reserve, children’s adventure playground and places to picnic. For the keen golfer, there are challenging courses at Looe, Whitsand Bay and St Mellion.

Dogs

For dog owners, Mount Brioni Self Catering Apartments and Seaton is a very dog friendly area. Local walks include the shoreline, coastal path, beach, country park and woodlands.  About half of our apartments are dog ‘friendly’ so we always have a good chance of accommodating your needs. The only exception is the main summer school holidays, between 24th July and 28th August, when dogs are not allowed, due to an increased number of children on the Park.