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The Shippon on the edge of Bodmin Moor is a fantastic converted barn which offers quite excellent and accessible accommodation for 2 people with private hot tub. You can enjoy views of the rolling countryside from the patio and at night Bodmin Moor has been designated an International Dark Sky Landscape so the sky is clear of artificial light and and amazing sight.

The Shippon at Lestitha Farm has undergone a complete refurbishment over the winter of 2014 / 2015 into a luxurious one bedroom holiday home. All on one level, the Shippon will be easily accessible for all and is designed to take in the extensive views over the rolling countryside. This is a brilliant place to stay for couples looking to escape to a peaceful rural location with beautiful views, yet within easy reach of many places to see. Lestitha Farm is located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, conveniently just 5 minutes drive off the main A38 dual carriageway at Liskeard. The south Cornish coast town of Looe is just 20 minutes away with nearby beaches. There are also extensive water sports at Siblyback Reservoir just 10 minutes away. The walking around Bodmin Moor is just superb and dogs will be in heaven! Wheel Barn is located next door and can accommodate 4 guests. This can be booked at the same time. The Owners are very welcoming and will provide lifts to the local pubs for evening meals upon request. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance to the sitting room with the Master bedroom leading off. The bedroom has a 5' double bed. The sitting room has a flat screen TV, wood burner and glorious views over the rolling countryside. There is an en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle. Exterior: Garden with external furniture and a private hot tub. There is also a 2.5 acre enclosed paddock on the farm for exercising dogs. Facilities & Services Heating is via central Biomass heating and the wood burning stove with ALL logs provided. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven & hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with ice box and dishwasher. A washer/dryer is available on request from the owner. The sitting room area has a flat screen, digital TV & DVD player. There is a private hot tub on the patio. WiFi is available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board available, on request from the owner. The property benefits from extra wide internal doors (2'9"). Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, logs for the wood burning stove, bed linen and towels are all included, but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted at the small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week, but please remember that dogs cannot be left unattended at the property alone. There are parking facilities for at least 2 vehicles, plus more. Regrettable smoking is not permitted. There is a cot & high chair available. On request at the time of booking, a camp bed can be provided in the bedroom for a child under the age of 10. There will be an additional charge of £25 per week for this which will include the provision of bedding, bed linen and towels. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Sunday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £100 pre-authorised to your credit / debit card as a security deposit is required.

The highest village in Cornwall is Minions which is a mere 4 miles from Lestitha Farm on the south east corner of Bodmin Moor, and has a wealth of ancient archeological sites dating from the early bronze age onwards and they are really popular with walkers and hikers, these include the Hurlers, three stone circles dated at around 1500 BC, a line through the centre of them brings you to Rillaton Barrow a large burial mound. Alternatively on the top of Stowes Hill, overlooking Minions, you can see the Cheesering, a natural formation of balancing stones formed during the last ice age and by thousands of years of erosion, the name derives from the shape of the stones and will become patently obvious on viewing! The ancient stannary town of Liskeard is at the head of the Looe Valley and is approximately 12 miles east of Bodmin. Liskeard is one of the few remaining towns in Cornwall to still have a livestock market. It serves a number of small surrounding villages and is the gateway to Bodmin Moor. Liskeard is also the starting point of the Liskeard to Looe railway, one of the most scenic railway trips in the country and a delightful day out! Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A 30 is home to one of Cornwall's Areas of Oustanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwall's stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families. The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have a number of properties nearby - Lanhydrock House, Trerice, Cotehele and Antony (used for Disney's Alice in Wonderland), Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. To the east is the Tamar Valley, a stunning, quiet, picturesque region with some beautiful villages including Calstock with its impressive Viaduct dominating the village, Calstock Quay was originally used for transportation of tin as there is a deep water navigable channel at the top of the tides, although the construction of the Tamar Valley Railway in the early 20th century led to most cargo being transported by rail. Further up stream is Morwellham Quay with its fantastic open air museum, Morwellham Quay has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO, the cultural arm of the UN, and is part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape. Originally set up by the Benedictine Monks from Tavistock Abbey in 961 as a trading route to Plymouth via the Tamar. Tavistock is an ancient stannary and market town on the edge of Dartmoor and just across the border in Devon, it has a wealth of fine pubs, restaurants, supermarkets and tourist attractions.

The Weekender is a contemporary space,38sqm with stunning views all round step through the door and relax. The decor is stylish, comfortable, a beautiful haven to sit and contemplate the breathtaking surroundings from. Described by a recent guest as "The most beautiful small space they'd ever stayed in" It can be difficult to do anything here other than unwind. But if you can drag yourself away from this little gem it's a great place to explore North Cornwall's diverse delights from.

The Weekender really is a delight, tucked away with views that will take your breath away. My clever husband built this little beauty last year and it evolved into something unique. With our skills and experience in various design projects we have created something we feel is very special. The interior is both cosy but spacious and is filled with lovely finishes that give a high quality and a fabulous feel. It is a very romantic hideaway - ideal for couples. It can be hard to leave to explore the area as it is possible to just sit for hours and and enjoy the space.

Crackington Haven lies in the Parish of St Gennys in North Cornwall. It is a wonderful escape from the hectic side of life. If you don't feel like venturing too far then there are wonderful short and long walks right outside the door. The Weekender sits right on the Southwest coast path - arguably - on one of the most beautiful and dramatic parts of the coast both North and South right here. Crackington has 2 cafes and a good pub - eat and drink overloooking the beautiful beach and giant cliffs. There is a good local shop / PO and a garage just 3 miles from here where you can purchase most things to keep you going! Bude is just 10 miles from The Weekender which is a lovely seaside town with some good shops to wander around and plenty of cafes. Boscastle and Tintagel are approx 6/7 miles south of Crackington offering picturesque harbours, castles and villages. Port Isaac (Port Wenn) is approx 40 mins drive where the popular Doc Martin is filmed - you can wander the tiny streets and recognise your favourite bits! Padstow and Rock are fairly close by with Rick Stein's delicious Fish and chips being the first port of call especially if you've cycled the Camel Trail from Wadebridge or beyond. Further afield are many places to explore The Eden project is about an hours drive and well worth a visit. Closer to home on the edge of Bodmin Moor are Roughtor and Brown Willy- 2 fabulous walks / scrambles with beautiful granite features to admire. Roughtor car park is just a 25 min drive from The Weekender it can be hard to tear yourself away but it's definitely worth the effort.

The Cabin: Open plan studio style living accommodation just perfect for a couple. Own enclosed GARDEN plus HOT-TUB. Located on its own on our farm at Northcott. 20 minutes WALK TO THE BEACH, 20 mins WALK TO THE LOCAL PUB. DOGS WELCOME £20 fee per dog per stay payable as cash on arrival. Please contact us before booking if you wish to bring more than 2 dogs. Part of the Court Farm Holidays . Court Farm in Marhamchurch near Bude Cornwall, has been in our family for generations and having grown up here, it’s very close to our hearts. It is now our business to make it your Cornish home away from home. Still part of a 500 acre farming enterprise, our range of adult and child-friendly, self-catering accommodation is some of the best that you will find in North Cornwall. Even our locations are second to none – Court Farm with its picture postcard village setting with acres of space to explore, Northcott Farm with its rural working farm setting, yet a short walk to the beach and our Family Beach Retreat right at the beach, we really are something to write home about.

Our flat is located at Porthtowan Beach, North Coast of Cornwall. The property overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, in a popular Cornish surfing location. Accommodation is for 4 & parking for 1 car. The price varies from £50 per night, depending on the season.

Our flat is located in the village of Porthtowan, a cove on the dramatic Atlantic coast of Cornwall. Porthtowan is in the World Heritage area between St.Agnes, Redruth and Portreath, as a resort there something for everybody; it has wide golden sands, spectacular sea & surf, rock pools, towering cliffs and a tidal swimming pool. There is also cliff walking, cycle trails and horse riding nearby. The Altantic waves make the beach a popular surfing destination and there is a surf school situated in the village. Porthtowan is a Blue Flag beach and is attended by RNLI lifeguards throughout the holiday months. Children play all day on the sand dunes overlooked by the flat and there is a river with little bridges and a playground close by. The flat is part of a complex of 20 flats built about thirty years ago, which also contains the renowned 'Blue Bar' bar/restaurant, an ice cream parlour, surf board & wet suit hire, beach shop, cafe and hair/beauty salon. The sunsets are stunning viewed from the terrace of the Blue Bar, or indeed from the balcony of No.12 Seaspray. Accommodation: Family beach flat overlooking sand dune, beach and cliffs. Compact, but sleeps up to 4 adults or children and 1 baby travel cot. There is easy access from a level path into the ground floor consisting of hallway, twin-bedded room, family bathroom and open-plan living/dining area including fitted kitchen and glass doors to the sea-facing balcony. A steep, open stairway leads from the living room into an open-plan double bedroom. If required, a child safety bar for the single bed can be a made available as well as an extra mattress for a 3rd child. Facilities include: Electric under-floor heating suitable for all year-round use • Constant hot water • Washer/dryer • Heated towel rail • Electric double oven/grill • Ceramic hob • Fridge/freezer • Microwave • Vacuum cleaner • Iron and ironing board • Hair dryer • Electric hand blender • Toaster • Electric kettle • Small TV (freesat) • DVD player • Radio/CD/cassette player • Use of bed linen if required (guests bring own towels) • Duvets and blankets • Unlimited WiFi broadband internet in the flat • High-chair • Travel cot • Books and toys for young children • Plenty of beach equipment. Local Facilities In Porthtowan: Blue Bar & Restaurant (Good food, drink, music and comedy nights) • Ice cream parlour • Cafe • Beach shop • Convenience store • Post Office + free cash point • Public phone box • Pub - 'The Unicorn' • Fish and chip shop • Surf board and wet suit hire • Surf school • Florist • Hair/beauty/massage salon • Village Hall with occasional films and entertainments • Hotel • B&Bs • Non-conformist Chapel • Eco-park and campsite & open air entertainments • Public toilets • Children's playground • Pay & Display Car park • Blue Flag beach (no dogs during holiday season) Wider Area: Supermarkets at Redruth or Truro • Petrol Stations at Chiverton Cross (A30) and Redruth • Doctors, dentists and pharmacy at St.Agnes • A&E services at Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske, Truro • Independent shops selling local produce at St.Agnes • Cinemas in Truro and Redruth • Theatre at Truro and various open air settings during holiday season and village halls year-round. St Ives with its famous harbour & art galleries is around 20 miles down the coast. Penzance is a half hour drive, as is Falmouth (for Maritime Museum, natural harbour, sailing & beaches). Transport Routes to & from Porthtowan: Short distance from main A30 route to West Cornwall • Nearest railway station; Redruth - on main line from Paddington or The North to Penzance • 45 minutes drive from Newquay airport • Local bus services to Truro, Redruth, St.Agnes and on seasonal coastal route from Newquay to St.Ives • On South West long-distance coastal footpath • N.B. Allocated parking space for one vehicle nearby in a separate small car park found further up Sandy Road, a permit is provided and must be displayed (do not the large public car park unless you buy a ticket the permit does not cover this).

Proudly perched high on the crest of Looe hill above Seaton beach is the truly unique Bavarian/Swiss chalet fairy tale property of Treglisson. The spectacular panoramic far reaching south coast sea views as you walk in take your breath away. Its peaceful position lets you unwind and recharge. This is the place to be on those long summer days, it's magical up here in the trees watching the boats bobbing about on the open sea. Built with outstanding indoor/outdoor open plan holiday living in mind.

It's like being in a tree house looking out over the sea, 3 minute walk to the beach. To the east you can see exceptional Cornish coastline stretching all the way to the romantic walks of the Rame Peninsula chapel, to the west framed by the majestic Monterey pines is the mystical island of saint George sitting peacefully in the bay of the historic fishing town of Looe. Situated along a very quiet hilltop lane, It's very peaceful and sunny position is perfect for unwinding and recharging. Featuring 5 bedrooms, 5 parking spaces and fully equipped fitted kitchen for all the family, and every stay includes a gourmet Cornish produce welcome hamper full of tasty local treats for you all to enjoy throughout your stay. Seaton Beach goes mad in the summer with ice creams, flip-flops, suntan lotion, fish and chips, happy children and tourists from around the world, it is a big sandy beach and dogs are permitted. You find yourself waking up in one of the 2 master bedrooms to the sound of the sea softly lapping and the reflection of the sun on the ceiling, step through the double doors out onto the sky balcony and take in the warm coastal sea breeze while looking forward to a day on the beach. After enjoying buttered toasted Cornish saffron cake drizzled with our own honey in the magical mature private garden you find yourself wondering down to the beach for a refreshing ice-cream and a swim. You look up from your watch to see children exploring the rock pools, plenty of time for a quick nap in the sun before lunch at the beach café. You spot the Waves Restaurant & Bar which is just a short walk along the seafront and the perfect place to dine after exploring the area. After lunch you pop back to Treglisson to drop of the wet towel and change into your shoes, time to explore Seaton valley walk which winds its way alongside the river, up the lush wooded valley deep into the nature reserve. Can you spot an Otter or Deer? In the evening you enjoy watching the dancing flames of the open fire and lounging on one of the 3 Chesterfield sofas while the underfloor heating seeps through the crema marfil marble floor warming your feet. Above the Jotul no 6 designer fireplace there is a 60 inch Wall Mounted LED 4k Super HD 3D Flat Screen TV with built in ceiling stereo home cinema sound system. There are 5 pairs of active 3D glasses, a Blue Ray/DVD player with a selection 2D and 3D Films, also 2 game consoles with a selection of games, so there is fantastic entertainment options for all. After a long day, relax with a glass of bubbly on the front terrace and let your batteries recharge while listening to the sea and watching the twinkling stars, the distant flash of the Eddystone lighthouse and passing ships gliding over the waves. Then up the princess spiral staircase to bed, there is also a normal staircase in the main side of the house which is useful for elderly guests. The views will capture your heart and leave you aching to return to this beautifully-presented well equipped coastal home year after year. You can see Brittany Ferries and HMS warships going in and out of Briton's ocean city of Plymouth. Plymouth is famous for it's Smeaton's Tower Lighthouse on the Hoe, Pilgrim Father Steps, National Marine Aquarium, Barbican Boat Trips, and countless seafront cafés, bars and restaurants. Experience the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets, the sea and sky are always changing, one day you get heavy rain and stormy seas, the next day the sun is burning brightly with a mirror smooth sea. Discover The Coastline, you can walk for miles along the beaches in both directions and the coast path from the house to Looe is one of the best in Cornwall. Seaton is a small coastal village, there is the Waves Restaurant & Bar, Seaton Beach Cafe, Smugglers Pub and Beach Shop all on the seafront. Seaton is joined to Downderry on the seafront, Downderry has the Blue Plate Restaurant, Inn On The Shore Pub and 2 convenience stores. Perfect Holiday Home For Bringing The Bikes, Dogs, Surf Boards And Kayaks. You can sometimes hire Kayaks on the beach. No password required WiFi Broadband internet connection, Cornwall guide books and places to visit leaflets included. This holiday home is situated in the perfect location for the maximum number of local tourist attractions, you can easily drive to all of Cornwall and most of Devon. Please feel free to ask me any questions. Many thanks, Shaun

Seaton is a small coastal village, there is a big sandy beach, countryside park, coast path, Waves Restaurant & Bar, Beach Cafe, Smugglers Pub and Beach Shop all on the seafront.

The Yeworthy Eco-Treehouse is an incredible off-grid retreat. Nestled in a secluded setting amongst the tree-tops above a lake, it's the perfect hideaway for couples seeking a romantic escape. The treehouse is kept cosy with a log burner, while breakfast cereals and milk are provided. Guests enjoy exclusive use of the summer house which is the perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine of an evening, as well as the rowing boat on the lake (guests use at their own risk).

The treehouse is off-grid, meaning that fresh drinking water is provided from a bowser and cooking is on a gas camping stove which is provided. In keeping with its eco-credentials, a composting sawdust toilet house is located separately, a few meters away nestled amongst the trees. Please note **there are no showering facilities**. Guests will need to bring their own towels. One well-behaved dog is welcome.

The treehouse is completely secluded and private. Guests can enjoy complete tranquility and spot the deer, geese and other wildlife that have the forest as their home.

In a quiet corner of our garden a private cabin awaits. Relax & unwind in the spa hot tub with 26 massaging jets. Inside you'll find a cosy sofa, king bed, kitchen & shower room. We provide towels, robes, slippers, toiletries & blankets to snuggle outside in the day bed or hammock. Awaiting your arrival is a stocked fire basket for the wood burner and Cornish Tea & biscuits with chilled bottle of bubbly. Parking is right next to the cabin and there's even TV & Wi-Fi too!

What's provided during your stay: Heating throughout Complementary Toiletries Bathrobes for adults Slippers for adults Complementary Basket of Logs, firelighters and kindling Private Hot Tub, permanently heated all year round Fixed King size bed and separated from the lounge area Top bunks for children Private enclosed garden with parking Weber BBQ Outdoor Furniture Giant Outdoor Beanbags Iron and small ironing board Pegs and washing line Shower Room inside the hut with standard size walk in shower, basin, toilet and heated towel rail (mains water and plumbing!) Well Equipped Kitchen including full size over with 4 ring hob Tree hanging chair Enclosed outdoor daybed and outdoor blankets Outdoor chiminea Lounge area with sofa, woodburner, TV and table and chairs Free and fast wifi Outdoor rattan dining table and chairs with footstools LED candles and lanterns Breakfast items including eggs, muesli, milk, biscuits, crumpets, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, butter & jams A chance to escape from the crowds, we only have the 1 hut so it's just you..and sometimes some ponies across the field, 3G/4G EE signal, Bude & beaches 5 min drive. Walking distance to Stratton pubs & store (15mins) & Bude (40 mins), private garden. Park next to the hut! Rosie’s Retreat is equipped with heating throughout to give this cosy cabin year round warmth. For really chilly days, or just the enjoyment of the glow, a log burner sets the scene for a romantic break in the Cornish countryside. A complementary basket of logs, firelighters and kindling is provided and the hut is heated before you arrive so you'll walk into a cosy cabin during those chilly winter months. Enjoy rolling green fields beyond the private garden of the hut and a view down to the Atlantic Ocean, rural, romantic and rustic! Ponies and sheep graze in the meadows surrounding the hut but despite all this we're just a 5 minute drive to the town of Bude, with the village store and pubs of Stratton a 15 minute walk along the bridleway. Shops, restaurants and the beaches are all close by but the rural setting will make you feel a million miles away from it all. Enjoy the hot tub in the hut's private garden; with 36 jets, led lights for nighttime fun, heated and ready to go at any time day or night with the added luxury of a lounge seat for total horizontal relaxation you'll be feeling revived after a dip in this tub!! The outdoor day bed is pure luxury, you can even watch a film out there on the wifi or just lay back and enjoy the rural views and grazing livestock. They make this place really special and a night in the hot tub under the stars is amazing. With a well equipped kitchen, kettle, toaster, oven with grill, under counter fridge, pots, pans and cooking utensils, a woodburner, underfloor heating, USB power points and wifi your comfort isn't compromised in any way. The private, enclosed garden of the hut provides a Weber BBQ, chiminea, outdoor day bed, a hanging chair and rattan dining set with footstools to put your feet up in the sunshine. Outdoor giant beanbags and the outdoor rugs provided are perfect for star gazing when night falls and outdoor festoon lighting provides a romantic glow in the darkness of night around the hot tub. Robes and slippers are provided for your comfort and with adjacent parking there's no need to leave the car and trek to the hut with your luggage, it's right outside the door. Mains fed water means there really are no compromises. A powerful shower, a toilet and basin is within the hut and the heated towel rail gives you somewhere to dry the robes provided for your comfort and towels (also provided) after a dip in the hot tub. Complementary toiletries include a soap, a shower gel, shampoo, moisturiser, vanity pack and showercap. LED candles, lanterns and festoon lighting complete the ambience, evenings here are so magical. In the kitchen you'll find tea, coffee, sugar and milk, together with biscuits to enjoy after a long drive. The kitchen will be left with washing up liquid, a sponge and cloth, tin foil, oven gloves and tea towel. Salt and pepper is also provided and freshly laid eggs from our chickens. We've stocked the kitchen with all the pots, pans, crockery and cooking utensils we think you'll need for your stay and heatproof mats and washing up racks to make kitchen life easier. Finally, the outdoor shower...if you dare! It's perfect for our sandy surfers, buckets and spades....or your muddy walking boots. There's even a covered and lit entrance porch with bench and coat hooks to leave outdoor wear and boots drying. We hope we've thought of everything but always open to suggestions to make your stay perfect.

The cabin is surrounded by rural tranquillity, but only a 15-minute walk away from the local pubs and village shop of Stratton through the public footpaths. The pretty town of Bude is a manageable 40-minute walk away for more enthusiastic walkers.

Due to Covid19 UK lockdown we would recommend getting in contact with us before booking to check on availability. Dates up to 3rd July are blocked. Stunning studio loft apartment situated just 200 metres from the sea and beach. Wake up to the view of the Sea. Self contained, self catering with kitchen. Private access to apartment from Top Road. High spec finish within. Wifi with all the mod cons! Minimum night stay varies seasonally.

Wake up to the sea at the end of your bed! Some low sloping ceilings due to it being a loft. Always cleaned to a very high standard.

Small friendly community with great local facilities. This is the best place in Cornwall to spend your summer holiday. I know I am biased as I have lived here for 30 years but honestly, it really is! Downderry has a shop, cafe, pub and restaurant all just 1 minutes walk from the house. The pub 'The Inn On The Shore' is situated right on the sea front and is a great place to enjoy local ales over looking the sea. The shop is a good size and has everything you might need with daily deliveries of fresh food as well as a post office. There is a very popular vegetarian cafe called 'Something Different' in the middle of the village. The Blue Plate restaurant is stunning and very popular locally with an excellent reputation for good food and service, it also has a deli that is open daily. Downderry beach is just 100 metres from the loft which is a family friendly beach used by many of the locals. It is sandy with a few pebbles here and there and has lovely rock pools on low tide to explore. Perfect place for kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, swimming and snorkelling. You can walk all along the beach from Downderry to Seaton. Seaton Beach is just half a mile West of Downderry and is lifeguarded by the RNLI from May - September. Seaton also has 1 bistro beach bar, 1 pub, beach cafe, toilet facilities, children play area including a multi games area and a country park with river valley walks so plenty to do. Just 6 miles to the East the stunning Whitsand Bay is a must. 5 miles of golden sands at Low tide. Adventure Bay Surf School operate from Tregonhawke Beach. It has 4 lifeguarded beaches along its coastline. Just check tide times and swim at the lifeguarded beach in between the red and yellow flags. The area is known for its good surfing waves and subsequent rip currents. Kingsand and Cawsand are beautiful and. Stones throw from Whitsand Bay. Lovely little fishing villages with cobbled streets over looking the mouth of Plymouth Sound. Close by is Mount Edgecombe County Park which has a stately home and gardens to explore as well as a restaurant in its orangery. From Cremyll you can get a foot ferry to Royal William Yard which is over the river Tamar within Plymouth. It is a former vittaling yard which has been converted in to stunning restaurants, bars, and Shops. Well worth a visit. The Hoe and the Barbican area of Plymouth are also well worth a visit, the view of Plymouth Sound from on top of the Hoe is fantastic. To the West along the coast you have the popular villages and towns of Looe, Polperro and Polruan and Fowey. All beautiful quaint Cornish coastal locations. If visiting Fowey avoid the crowds and car parking headaches by driving to Polruan on the East side of the Fowey river and get the foot ferry from the harbour over to Fowey. Everything in Fowey is walking distance. The car park at Polruan at the top of the hill is one of the most beautiful locations of any car park in the U.K. I would think! It looks out over St Austell Bay and down the Fowey River. Try it and see! On Wednesdays in the summer you can go on board a guided tour of the RNLI Lifeboat for a donation of your choice. To get to the North Coast of Cornwall is around 1 hour for places like Polzeath, Perranporth. St Ives a little further at about 1.5 hour drive. The Eden Project is about a 1 hour drive. Large supermarkets can be found at Liskeard (Morrisons) Saltash (Waitrose) Plymouth (Sainsbury's/Tesco/Asda). All but Morrisons do online ordering and home delivery to Downderry if you need to do a large grocery shop while you are here. So much to see and do both close by and a little further a field.

Breathtaking 2 Bedroom Luxury Cornish Cottage with Panoramic Sea & Harbour Views with Hot Tub - Featured on Channel 4's George Clarke's Amazing Spaces Situated on a beautiful bay in South Cornwall where seals & dolphins are regularly spotted & local fisherman bring in their daily catch. Less than 5 minutes walk to the local restaurants, bars, pubs, ice-cream shops & ancient Grade 2 listed Port showcasing exquisite tall ships and famous for the film set of Poldark & Alice In Wonderland

The beautiful village port of Charlestown has played host to many famous figures in its time, from Poldark to Alice in Wonderland...and most recently George Clarke, who featured Harbour Lights, formerly known as the ‘Loo with a View', on his hugely popular ‘Amazing Spaces' TV programme. It's not hard to see why George was so captivated by the intricate work lovingly carried out on this imaginative and elegantly restored property.  Built in 1771 as a fish and net cellar, the building was later renovated into public conveniences before we rescued it from its ramshackle state in 2015.  The building has now been fully renovated into a truly luxurious pet-friendly two-bedroomed holiday hideaway, full of natural character and marine-inspired style, featuring truly unsurpassed sea views from the cliff top.  Great care and attention has been taken with the design and furnishing of every room to ensure perfect harmony with the beautiful coastal surroundings.  Ancient reclaimed timber décor and solid oak doors add chic touches of time-honoured style, alongside the more contemporary pure white Italian marble worktops and soft grey backgrounds that perfectly complement the magnificent bay and harbour views from the windows. The ground floor encompasses a spacious open-plan living area, described by George Clarke as fabulously "light and airy", featuring a fully furnished designer kitchen that looks out across the harbour.  Fire up the stylish log burner and watch the ships as they glide languidly by! Take the stairs and discover two exquisite bedrooms, one large double featuring glorious views over the harbour and Charlestown Bay - with a luxurious Heritage bath right at the bottom of the bed.  The second, slightly smaller, bedroom features a beautiful view of the garden area. You'll also find a stunning Italian marble and stainless steel furnished en-suite, and a utility area and walk-in wardrobe featuring fitted storage, washer-dryer, iron and ironing board, and hair dryer. Underfloor heating and a Sonos sound system with three independent zones runs throughout, so that wherever you happen to be, you'll be effortlessly able to set the perfect mood! Simply download the Sonos App on your smart phone and away you go! The views become even better outside, when experienced with a glass of bubbles from the lavish four-seater hot tub looking out across the sea!  There's a slate patio with wash off area that's particularly handy after a sandy day on the beach, and a beautiful garden with decked terraces and colourfully lush flowers and plants that have been carefully selected to make the most of their surroundings. Discover Harbour Lights' namesake at the end of the garden...a quaint little lookout shed which in times past was home to the searchlight that guided the Tall Ships safely into harbour.  Here you'll find two benches carved from the old roof timbers, creating the perfect romantic hideaway. Oh - and just in case you're wondering whether any remnants of the building's former history remain, hanging proudly above the downstairs bathroom are the original ‘ladies' and ‘gentlemen' signs… We just couldn't bring themselves to flush those away! You'll find it extremely difficult to tear yourself away from this sea sanctuary, but if you decide to venture out and about, why not take your dog to Charlestown beach for a run, perhaps with some seal and dolphin-spotting along the way?  Watch the fishermen bring in their daily catch before taking yourselves off to indulge in a gourmet seafood meal at the award-winning Falmouth Bay Seafood Café in Truro, another of our stylish dog-friendly retreats. The ancient Grade 2 listed port is steeped in historical architecture...along with a glittering touch of celebrity from its regular use as a film set. So set sail to Harbour Lights and enjoy an invigorating and relaxing break with genuinely breathtaking sea views you won't forget in a hurry!

The beautiful village port of Charlestown has played host to many famous figures in its time, from Poldark to Alice in Wonderland. Go off in any direction along the coast and you’ll find a range of wonderful cafes and restaurants.

A break at The Roundhouse is all about embracing a slower pace of life surrounded by beautiful Cornish Countryside. Your exclusive wooden roundhouse is tucked away in a quiet corner of the site, making this the perfect retreat for two. Step inside to find a unique industrial style with sumptuous accessories, creating a welcoming space to relax and unwind. You can even gaze up at the stars through the quirky porthole in the roof. Little hints of luxury are scattered throughout your bijou home from home, from the en suite bathroom to the tempting handmade king size bed, underfloor heating and flickering wood burning stove for cosy nights in. There’s something special about dining al fresco and the outdoor kitchen cabin make rustling up your meals an event in itself. As the sun goes down, you can toast marsh mallows on the warming fire bowl before sinking into your bubbling wood-fired hot tub with a glass of fizz. East Thorne is a peaceful glamping site just a short drive from the north Cornwall coast. You can spend your days relaxing on sandy beaches, enjoying fish and chips or joining one of the surf schools for a day in the waves.

Living area Open plan living and dining area Fabric armchair, wood burning stove, coffee table and a Bluetooth speaker Kitchen Located in a separate wooden hut directly outside the property Three ring gas hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, kettle, coffee machine and serving hatch A washing machine and tumble dryer are located on site Dining Table and two chairs Master Bedroom King size bed with under bed storage, a chest of drawers, and two bedside tables with lamps En suite shower room Family Bathroom En suite with a walk in shower, WC, heated towel rail and wash basin Outdoors Private enclosed garden with a wood-fired hot tub, patio with a table and chairs and a wooden kitchen cabin Plenty of parking on site

4-room house on 2 levels.

Comfortable and tasteful furnishings: living/dining room with TV (flat screen), DVD. Exit to the garden, to the patio. Kitchen (oven, dishwasher, 4 induction hot plates, microwave, freezer). Bath/shower/WC. Upper floor: 1 room with 1 double bed and shower/WC. 1 room with 1 double bed. 1 room with 2 beds and shower/WC. Shower/WC. Gas heating, underfloor heating. Patio, garden. Terrace furniture, barbecue. View of the countryside and the river. Facilities: washing machine, dryer, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). Reserved parking space n 3. Please note: non-smoking house. Maximum 2 pets/ dogs allowed. Trevone 4 km from Padstow: Beautiful, comfortable semi-detached house "Parkenhead". In a quiet, sunny position, 850 m from the sea, 850 m from the beach. Private: garden. Patio, garden furniture, barbecue, parking (for 3 cars) at the house. Shop 1 km, grocery 1 km, restaurant 1 km, bar 500 m, café 1 km, railway station "Bodmin Parkway" 30 km, sandy beach 1 km. Sports harbour 4 km, golf course (18 hole) 4 km. Nearby attractions: Trevose Heritage Coast and Golf Club 5 km, Goss Moor Natural Reserve, Owl Sanctuary 20 km, Newquay (harbour, aquarium, golf, zoo) 27 km, Eden Project 36 km, Tintagel Castle 35 km, Polperro Heritage Coast 44 km. Please note: car recommended.

Built brand new for 2019, The Nook is a cosy self contained 1 bedroom chalet just 50 yards from the cliff tops. It’s a stones throw from Porth beach and the entrance to the legendary Porth Island, where locals and tourist gather with their cameras to capture that perfect sunset. This location really is as good as it gets ❤️😊 Guests can also borrow the Kayak’s for an evening paddle round the island. The Nook is set into the rising hillside giving it the cosy and private feel its name suggests.

Cooking facilities include an oven, microwave and a plug in counter top hob, so there’s everything you need to cook anything from a bit of toast to a full roast dinner. Its primarily 1 bedroom accommodation, but a temporary bed or travel cot can be provided to go in the living area for a child or even a young adult.

Th Nook is just a few hundred yards from Porth beach and the Mermaid pub/resteraunt at the bottom of the hill which actually opens out onto the beach. At the top of the hill is the sands resort, with spa, gym, pool all open to the public. The entrance the stunning Porth Island is just a couple of hundred yards down the road. If you really want to treat yourself, Jamie Oliver’s ‘15’ resteraunt is just 1.7 miles up coastal footpath... or around 5 minutes by car.

This Cute as a Button Grade II listed cottage was named by The Guardian as one of the UK's top 50 holiday cottages. With its open fire, sunny courtyard, and vintage feel, this romance of this cottage will ensure your break on the stunning north Cornish coast will be a break to remember. Sleep like a baby in a luxury ViSpring bed with The White Company Egyptian cotton bed linen. Pop on the fluffy dressing gowns and relax as you chill in front of the open fire, or you could just pop to the quaint historic country pub a few yards down the road on your return from one of the many stunning beaches.

One up 3 down boutique 300 year old cottage, a superb romantic bijoux retreat. Downstairs there is a wet room with fired earth tiles, underfloor heating, jam pan basin and Soap Co toiletries, quarry tiled floor to the kitchen with stable door. Dishwasher, ceramic hob and neff oven, butler sink. Dualit toaster and Kettle and ROK coffee maker. Integrated fridge. The lounge has a open fire with coal, kindling supplied. Luxury Leather sofa and dining area for 2. Smart TV with Netflix The bedroom has double bed with top of the range "Vi Sprung" mattress, "The White Company" Egyptian cotton linen. Dressing gowns and slippers are also provided. A vintage style record player and vinyl records are also in the bedroom. A selection of vinyl is also provided but why not bring your own special song and surprise your partner. Wifi included. Courtyard enclosed garden, with outside power, seating, lighting and cobblestones. As soon as you arrive you will be able to make that cup of tea, we provide tea, coffee, sugar, olive oil, freshly ground coffee, washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets and fresh flowers. We also provide a few goodies for yourself and should you book you dog in a welcome pack for your furry friend. Dogs are charged at £20 per booking.

Walk only a few steps to a historic pub with roaring fires and great beer. In nearby St Agnes, there's great food at The Tap House, Canteen Cornwall, The Driftwood Spas, shops include a bakery, butchers, florist, greengrocers and newsagents. The South Coast Path is close by dipping down to various stunning beaches and dotted with engine houses as a reminder of times past. You really will be spoilt for choice. Coasteering, surfing, or even a flying lesson. Whitewalls is the perfect location!

Indulge in a luxury spa experience at a tranquil cottage. Follow a garden path from your decked balcony to a private wood-fired hot tub, sauna, hammock, outdoor shower and summerhouse. It's a great spot for stargazing by night and bird-watching by day. Cook in a modern well-equipped kitchen or have meals catered for you and served privately at your cosy cottage. Please note that as a customer service based business our price reflects that we set up the spa and hot tub for you at a time which suits (as long as we are on site) and that all logs for the hot tub and log burner are inclusive !

The cottage is situated in the grounds of our own home. While it is entirely private we are on hand if you need anything and Mark can also provide private catering as a highly regarded chef sourcing the best local produce in Cornwall !

The cottage is in a pretty rural hamlet surrounded by countryside near the market town of Launceston in the county of Cornwall.

Total isolation away from the rigours of the world at the moment!! with magnificent views over rolling fields out to the Atlantic ocean our cottage offers a chance to explore the wild wonderful coast of North Cornwall at its best!

Our cottage was featured in the National Guardian Top Ten Cool Cottages in North Cornwall 2014 !! We offer rustic simplicity! It has a seperate snug with TV and DVD. A large vaulted bedroom, and kitchen /dining/ seating room with log burner and views out to the Atlantic ocean.

Breathtaking cliff top walks, wander across beautiful beaches, come home to a roaring log fire, cozy up and watch a classic movie with a glass of wine!

The secret cabin is an isolated charming rustic cabin over looking the village of Portholland. Set in a private garden, sea view on one side, wooded valley on the other. Perfect for get away from it all. Near Eden Project & Heligan Gardens. Tranquility assured. Private decking for al fresco dining or star watching. Perfect location for coastal path walks. Inclusive of bedding & towels. Not suitable for dogs

Please read FULLY before booking :) The cabin is totally secluded and set in a lovely private garden over looking the stunning bay of Portholland. The cabin is the perfect cosy place for a retreat/ meditation break/ or romantic get away. Drift off to sleep to the sound of the waves below. It offers the perfect blend of getting away from it all & life’s hectic schedule yet still being able to reach the outside world if you wish. The decking area is perfect for some al fresco dining whilst enjoying the spectacular views of the sea and village. It's also a fabulous platform for star gazing. Take out your hot chocolate and be amazed at the shooting stars on a clear night! Portholland also has a lovely tidal beach which is safe for swimming and canoeing. If you're feeling adventurous there is a 1 man canoe available on request which you can use to explore the secret hidden coves which can be found on either side of Portholland. Spacious double bed. Linen and bath towels included. Hot shower and flush toilet. Unfortunately our toilet system can’t handle toilet paper/ sanitary products - a bin is provided for these. If you want to hole up for a few days, make sure you bring enough provisions etc as the nearest shop/s are a 15 min drive away in Tregony and Veryan. WIFI. Signal is very good, possible to stream Netflix etc with no problems. Only 1 double bed, but space for a travel cot for young child or blow up mattress ( for a child) During Autumn the footpaths get very muddy so I recommend boots. Please note there is no oven, just a small gas stove (2) microwave, slow cooker, toaster, sandwich toaster. Not suitable for dogs Sea kayaks available to use on request during the summer months, May - September Please note - Think European when it comes to our toilet! Toilet paper & sanitary products must go in the bin provided. We have a very basic toilet system which blocks easily. A bin with special bags are supplied. The television is for the DVD player, no satellite dish. But WiFi works well for streaming on your devices. :) Cold water only from the kitchen tap Hot shower :) Please .... please don’t message me asking if you can bring your dog! For a small fee I can supply your favourite bottle of wine / flowers / chocolates on special occasions. Ask for more info after booking. :) After a guests unfortunate accident involving candles, I respectfully ask that you do not bring / use candles in the cabin.

peaceful, secluded, rural, beach. Coast path walks, woods, rustic pubs a short drive away. Friday night is quiz night at the Ship Inn in Portloe, which can be fun! The Lugger Hotel over looking the sea, also in Portloe for fine dining or afternoon cream teas throughout the year. Lots of lovely restaurants in Truro, lovely city ( large town) cobbled streets etc. The Quarterdeck restaurant at the Nare Hotel overlooking the sea at Carne beach is gorgeous, great views, outdoor pool and fabulous food. St Mawes lovely small coastal village with a foot ferry that runs every hour over to Falmouth. Ferry lands in centre of Falmouth. Eden project, Lost Gardens of Heligan close by. ( Eden is approx half hour) Heligan 20 mins The King Harry car ferry near Philliegh goes over the river Fal ( very pretty) to Feok and the stunning Trelisick gardens.

Small self contained flat, with bedroom, shower room and kitchen. We aim to provide the best elements of self-catering and B & B all for a great price.

Has its own entrance through small porch/conservatory which also joins to the main house. Country setting with lots of lovely walks in the immediate area, but only 2 miles from Helston. Flat is self contained, but we will provide coffee, tea, sugar, and fresh milk in the refridgerator, semi-skimmed unless other is requested. We will provide fresh towels every couple of days for longer stays. To preserve your privacy we will put them outside your door in a basket and you can put your used one outside. Clean bed linen once a week, you choose whether to change it yourself or have us make the bed. Cleaning once a week is offered, but will ask permission before we go in, your choice. You may put rubbish outside and we will collect it and provide fresh bin liners. We can do a wash and dry a load of laundry for just £5. An iron and ironing board can be borrowed, as can a hair dryer. Anything else you require just ask. The duvet provided is a 10.5 tog. In the bottom drawer of the wardrobe is a 4.5 duvet which can be substituted if a lighter once is required, or can be used as an extra blanket if required. We are a short distance from a bus link that goes to Redruth train station without changing. Here is a link to the timetable https://bustimes.org/services/37-redruth-helston-mullion-the-lizard Look for the FRANCHIS FARM bus stop.

Surrounded by countryside with homes on only one side of the lane, the other side green fields trees and a small river.

Escape to the beautiful wilderness of the North Cornish coast, close to Port Isaac & Polzeath. Stay in a handcrafted shepherd's hut with curved ash beams & Salamander wood burner on a converted railway line. Relax in your own private hot tub with only the local cows for company. Or explore the nearby woods, go swimming, fishing & boating on the magical freshwater lake. A perfect break for couples or a solo traveller wanting to unwind. For updates check "Free Range Escapes" on social media

The shepherd's hut is based at Cornish Tipi Holidays/Weddings also known as Tregildrans Quarry and this is our beautiful second hut at this unique site. Both huts have their own individual character, the biggest difference is that Bluebell hut has its own wood fired couples hot tub - perfect for relaxing in style in the great outdoors. The site has a woodland valley folded around a clear, spring-fed lake created from the old quarry. The hut is at the top of a secret 20 acres clothed in ferns and bluebells, oak and meadowsweet. Undisturbed by modern agrochemicals and herbicides the natural ecosystem has flourished, providing a thriving habitat for flowers and butterflies, birds and mammals. It’s a place a world apart from the rush and clutter of the modern holiday experience, with an atmosphere that makes you forget the world outside, and just lounge, ramble, or potter about in a boat. The Shepherd's Hut itself is situated in a recently reclaimed part of the site on the old railway line which was taken out in the 60's, reclaimed by nature until now! Guests will have full access to the whole site & all its faculties. 20 acres of woodland to explore and a freshwater lake to swim, boat and fish in. As well as your own secluded garden space complete with an open fire and garden furniture & couples wood fired hot tub. The shepherds hut has its own private compositing loo and wooden shower shed (made partly from pallets) both outside. You are of course allowed full access to any of the other loo/shower blocks on site. There is also electricity!! Solar powered lights & USB sockets make it easy to charge items or read a book after the sun goes down. However please be aware that there are not any standard plug sockets in the hut. The aim is to have created a space which makes you feel like you are out in nature & the elements but with more comfort than basic camping.

At Free Range Escapes you are a five minute drive from some of the prettiest villages and most spectacular coastline in Cornwall. You can buy fresh mackerel, scallops and crab in the fish cellars at Port Isaac within 10 minutes of leaving your Shepherd's Hut, go sea kayaking under soaring cliffs at Port Quin or take a surfing class on Polzeath’s trend setting shoreline. We have some phenomenal walking right on our doorstep; the Cornwall Coastal Footpath, the Saints’ Way, but unfortunately a car is still usually needed to get you there. 15 minutes up the coast brings you to Tintagel Castle and the ancient village of Boscastle, and the same distance inland lets you walk the rugged solitude of Bodmin Moor. We have a variety of good shops, pubs and restaurants in the area including the now nationally famous Seafood Restaurant in Padstow – book a return with the late water taxi across the moonlit estuary from Rock for a special evening out. You can go on fishing trips, bird watching walks, sea safaris, sailing and windsurfing courses, learn to ride, golf, play tennis, see a touring theatre production, work in watercolours, take a master class in seafood cookery, explore Cornish history, attend a music or literary festival, or just go cycling together on the beaufiful Camel Trail nearby. If you’re prepared to go a little further afield try a day trip by tiny plane to the glorious Isles of Scilly off Land’s End, or a trip to the Minack Theatre set outside on the cliffs high above Porthcurno, or closer by visit the massive biodomes of the ever popular Eden Project.

A Unique and lovingly renovated apartment, within very close proximity to all beaches in St.Ives. With its own outside space that catches the sun all day and late into the evening. Its the perfect peaceful,relaxing and romantic spot in lovely St.Ives

No.7 Teetotal Street, is a lovely place to reside in St.Ives, somewhere to relax and enjoy! It’s a listed residence and a part of an incredibly old and historical Area in the town called 'Downalong' this is traditionally where the fishermen and their families lived and stored their tackle and nets. WITH ITS VERY OWN OUTSIDE SPACE (rare in St.Ives) that gets sunlight from morning until late evening. I have tried to create a little sanctuary with plants and seating space for you to enjoy. The location; nestled within a small but perfectly formed, quiet traditional St.Ives street that’s very close to almost everything you would need to access to enjoy your stay, from beaches to restaurants, shops and walking routes out onto the beautiful cliff paths and The island. It really is the perfect spot. Coming through the traditional barn style front door, you have a FULLY Equip KITCHEN, with complementary, Tea, sugar and coffee, complete with breakfast bar, should you not want to utilize the huge amount of restaurants to your disposal when considering your dining options. THE TELEVISION is on a full tilt and swivel arm style bracket that you can turn to watch whether cooking, sat at the breakfast bar in the kitchen or seated in the lounge. It has digital channels at your disposal (reception in St.Ives can be poor at certain times of the day , this is due to tidal times and the weather). However, I have attached a HDMI lead so should you wish to bring your Apple TV or equivalent, you are more than welcome to attach it. There is a DVD player and a selection of dvds for your use as well. There is free WIFI and the code can be found on the card secured to the wall next to the router and dvd player. Please be respectful of the fact this is a 'residential' connection and although streaming anything is not a problem the connection is not one that will take being used for professional use or uploading or downloading huge amounts of data or videos. This will basically knock the wifi out for a while and you will need to reset the router. THE LOUNGE has a big bespoke Ibiza style day bed/sofa that is drowning in lots of cushions, pillows and throws that you can cosy into at night and watch a film, or hunker down with when the weather gets a little wild outside (mainly in the winter of course). All the cushions on the day bed can be taken out and placed on the bench outside should you prefer to sit in the sunlight with a drink and a good book, we just ask you take care of them and do not leave them outside in the rain or while you are not at No.7. THE ‘SEA WALL’ in the Lounge, is a big part of No.7’s unique features. It is a little fun spot to go to for maps (old and new) of Cornwall, Penwith and St.Ives. Very importantly it also has its very own Thermometer, Barometer to see what the weather will be doing plus a Tide Clock, showing the hours to high and low tide, which as you will witness in St.Ives is a very visible daily occurrence. However most importantly the wall has 3 features that you may want to utilise either outside at No.7 or at the Beach… 2 DECKCHAIRS that are hung on the walls with hooks that you can easily lift the chairs off and carry out. OUR LOVELY STRIPY WINDBREAK which is also set on hooks that you simply lift off . Perfect to take down to the beach to shield you from the breeze while you hopefully bathe in the sunshine of St.Ives. Just a little request : Please do take care of these items when taking them out of No.7, they have all been made especially for me by local sail makers in Penzance and we really wouldn’t want them lost or damaged unnecessarily. Please make sure they are back in their rightful places when it comes time for you to leave. THE BATHROOM has a lovely hot shower that you can use at anytime of day (switched on and off using the pull cord by the bathroom light along with the bathroom light that provides extraction for the steam) and guest towels galore for you to use from our boat ore towel rails. Please make sure your sandy feet are rinsed off outside using the exterior tap before showering, sand really is not a friend of the slightly antiquated drains in St.Ives. THE BEDROOM has an ample built in wardrobe , to unpack and store your bags, or cases. A cosy Double bed, with reading lights and plug sockets for phone chargers and the hairdryer etc. It also has a beautiful window seat to situate yourself at with a good magazine in the sunlight or to use as a little table when sat outside so the seagulls do not suddenly take an interest in you ☺The window is fitted with a black out blind , but also a net option for a little privacy, and a heavier grey curtain should you want to block the morning sunlight should a black out blind not be your thing. There are little wedges for the sash window should the wind make the frames knock a little. I really hope you enjoy the space, as I do when I am in St. Ives , its very special to me but if you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. Best Wishes Gemma

BEACHES: No.7 is situated within equidistant of 4 of the 5 main beaches in St.Ives, Porthmeor Beach being my favourite, but Porthgwidden is a lovely spot too and your closest one to skip to, along with Bambaloose Beach (its a tidal beach though so at certain times of the day it isn't that accessible). The harbour beach is literally around the corner too and is quite the hype of activity in the summer but good atmosphere non the less. Porthminster Beach is little further away, across the harbour (10-15 minutes walk depending how busy the harbour is). Go Explore and if you feel like a surf go and see the lovely guys at St.Ives Surf School at Porthmeor Beach☺ WHERE TO EAT: Porthmeor, Porthgwidden, The Harbour Beach & Porthminster are close to and attached to some really lovely Restaurants. You must try and get a table at the Porthmeor Cafe for dinner or lunch, if not West Beach (which is open approx. June-September) on the far side of the beach has a lovely menu and is a fabulous location to chill out and watch the sunset over the beach. Porthgwidden also have a fabulous restaurant, for lunch and Dinner with sea view to boot. The Porthminster Restuarant which is on Porthminster Beach is famed and reviewed countrywide for its award winning menu and is also a fabulous location. If you do not feel like the walk over there, then there is plenty on the Harbour front to head to. Just around the corner is The Sea Rooms which is lovely in the day and in the evening, with all fresh local produce with a fabulous wine list and relaxed feel. Alternatively The Porthminster Kitchen is highly recommended, breakfast , lunch or dinner, you really cannot go wrong there and is the new sister of The Porthminster Cafe. On Fore Street there is amongst others; The Seafood Cafe which is a popular choice and further down Fore Street near the market place is Black Rock which is always highly praised for their food. Olive's Cafe near Teetotal Street is a little hidden gem too and Adrian the owner will always make you feel very welcome, great cakes!! I painted the outside wall of the café and now the inside for him too so let him know I sent you :). Bars like The Hub, The Balcony, Beer & Bird , Blass Burger & West Beach (Porthmeor) are more relaxed in their approach but are great for well made and good quality food, mixed with a bar feel to them.... there are so much more but I will let you go forth and conquer St. Ives on that front. TAKE A LOOK AROUND Norway stores is your closest convenience store, for basics on Back Road West. Fore Street, and the Harbour are the main shopping areas, there is an off license called Johns on Fore Street, which is stocked with anything you may require on that front, The Allotment Deli on Fore Street has everything from fresh fruit, bread , pressed juices and veg to olives, sandwiches and picnic items for the beach they even do toilet roll & tea bags and are the lovely gang that provide your welcome pack of goodies☺ Make sure you go and explore the coastal paths and walks local to St.Ives, they are breath-taking! Take a trip to the Tate St.Ives and don't forget to see the Porthmeor studios and Hepworth Museum , a truly insightful way of seeing the art scene and its famous historical effect on the area, one of my favourites .

A cosy but bright log cabin , in a sylvanian setting, just yards from a public bridleway alongside the River Cober. **Please Note - the price per night is for the first guest only. Additional guests are charged at a marginal extra cost ( shown in "Pricing" > "Extra charges " on the Airbnb site) Thank you :) ** ** NEW OCTOBER 2018 - NEW 4'6" double bed ** Sleeps 4 comfortably (one 4' 6" double bed, 1 single bed in a bedroom, 1 single bed in a curtained area) ...read more in details

"The cabin" is a log cabin, in an idyllic rural location, just a few yards from a small river, with stepping stones to a tree-lined public bridleway. It is very close to my own dwelling, but not intrusive, either way. It accommodates a maximum of 4 people. A cosy, but airy log cabin with one separate bedroom (1 single bed with another underneath it, to pull out if needed....but NB, this leaves no floor space ) a main room, open to the apex, with a 4' 6" double bed, a curtained area, offset to one side , with a single bed. The shower and toilet room is in an adjacent building (4 steps away) together with a separate kitchen/ dining room. Included in the price is electricity, water, linen, towels ( please bring your own beach towels) , basic kitchen cleaning equipment, tea, coffee, condiments and of course toilet tissue. Also soap and shampoo . There is a hair dryer in the cabin and a cooling fan can be provided if needed ( for those few tropical days/ nights...) There is access to a small paved garden area at the rear of the cabin, with chairs and a patio table This is quite private and just for your use. There is a small washing line , solely for your use, right outside of the cabin. There is access to a washing machine and tumble dryer (for a small extra charge via an honesty box) Also there is access to a small freezer. Our front garden is solely for our own family use. I will happily help you with any questions or recommendations , but I am equally happy to completely respect your total privacy. Our neighbourhood is beautiful, peaceful and calm, with just a few passing dog walkers and horse riders throughout the day, along the bridleway. It is a hamlet of about 80 dwellings, with a small library, converted from a telephone box! I know if you choose to holiday here, you will be keen to maintain the peace and tranquility. There is parking just for you (1 space) close to the cabin. There are no buses in Lowertown, but there are buses from Helston town, to visit The Lizard Peninsular, Truro, Falmouth, Penzance and Lands End areas. There are train stations in Falmouth, Penzance, Camborne, Redruth and Truro, to take you further "up the line" Included in the price is electricity, water, linen, towels ( please bring your own beach towels) , basic kitchen cleaning equipment, tea, coffee, milk, condiments and of course toilet tissue. There is a hair dryer in the cabin and a cooling fan can be provided if needed ( for those few tropical days/ nights...) there is a travel iron and ironing board in the kitchen area. There is a mini oven with two hob plates, in the kitchen. ( NOT A MICROWAVE) Please note the approximate internal area of the log cabin ( so the sleeping area ) is 20 square metres .

I love the tranquility of the neighbourhood. You can just about hear the river winding through the woods, the buzzards calling to each other , the green woodpecker calling........very little else.

Add logs to a wood stove and stay in an elegantly refurbished barn at Pencuke farm holiday cottages. Relax in the private jacuzzi hot tub, enjoy the luxury of all en-suite bedrooms, visit the Alpacas, or have a game of pool in the communal games room

During peak season the barn will only be offered for full occupancy. During quieter periods we are happy to offer discounts for lower bedroom occupancy. The barn's living accommodation is arranged on the first floor and can sleep up to 8 adults in four bedrooms. The usual layout is two double rooms and two twin rooms, however we can join the twin beds together on request. All bedrooms have a dedicated smart TV with free view. The barn has free hi speed wifi too. We can add a single trundle bed on one of the twin rooms for a small fee. The barn benefits from an open plan L-shaped living area with a wonderful vaulted ceiling and exposed glulam beams. The main room comprises of a large table that can comfortably seat 10 people, a large sofa, 48" Smart TV, Bluray DVD player, XBOX 360, B&W Speaker and Ipod Dock, Woodburning Stove and two sets of fully opening bi-fold doors. A large opening leads from the living area into the kitchen, which is spacious and has lovely views across the valley. It's well specified with a large range cooker, microwave, dishwasher, American style fridge freezer and ice maker. There is a breakfast bar with a couple of stools. There is a separate cupboard off the lounge where you will find a washing machine and tumble dryer. All bedrooms have their own ensuite bathroom. Three of the bathrooms have a bath with overhead power shower. The fourth bathroom has a bath and a separate spacious walk in shower. Accessed from the bi-fold doors or one of the bedrooms, is a 40 foot long private terrace. The terrace has a barbeque (subject to the time of year), large dining table, views across the farm to the Atlantic ocean and a private jacuzzi hot tub. As with all the cottages and barn conversions, guests have use of a large lawned recreation area, a separate communal BBQ terrace that enjoys stunning views, the games room with pool table and table football and access to the 18 acres of farm land. The nearest beach is Crackington haven (5 min drive) and there are plenty of other beaches nearby with a few of them dog friendly all year round. Changeover day is Friday for 7 night bookings. Well behaved dogs are welcome to stay in the Dutch Barn, subject to a fee of £25 per dog per week with a maximum of 4 dogs. There is plenty of room to exercise dogs in the adjacent recreation area. Please mention when booking how many dogs you wish to bring. All rooms have underfloor heating with separate thermostats. The central heating and electricity costs are included in the price of the holiday cottage Professionally laundered bed linen and towels are provided at no extra charge. Additional sets of towels can be provided for an extra charge of £2.50 per set by prior arrangement. Free high speed wifi There is a games room on the farm for guests to use, which includes table football and a pool table Ample off-road parking is available on the grounds adjacent to the property Cots are available (you need to bring your own bedding). Please request when booking Highchairs are available, please request when booking Smoking is not allowed in any of our holiday properties Check-in is after 4pm and Check-out is before 10am. This is to allow us enough time to prepare the barn for the next guests.

The cottage is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with fantastic views across a valley to the sea. It's close to beaches, and is an easy drive to the towns of Boscastle and Bude. Surfing is especially popular, and surf schools are nearby.

Secluded, self contained, 1 bedroom apartment in our home by the sea. Bedroom, bathroom (shower), living area with kitchen. Living room with TV (Netflix, iPlayer ...) sofa, dinning table & chairs, kitchen (hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge & freezer.). Bathroom with shower, sink & loo. Bedroom with king size bed, wardrobes. WiFi, USB ports, Bluetooth speaker. The flat has private parking by it's own entrance (key code access). Not suitable for babies or children and we are keeping it pet free.

It's a cliff top house, overlooking the sea and beach, on the edge of the village we love, Perranporth. To get the great sea views in the photos you do need to step outside the flat and go up the stairs to the top deck, that you can use anytime. From the flat you do have a limited narrow view of the sea down the side of the house (see current photo 13), but it's worth going up the outside stairs ! From the property, walk down to the beach and Perranporth village with plenty of shops, surf schools, restaurants, pubs and cafes. OR turn left onto the coastal path. St Agnes is a bit under a 90 minute cliff top walk. Dinner and a taxi back is a great evening. The house, including the flat was completed in late 2017. We tried to take on a lot of current "eco" build ideas in that the house is well insulated (triple glazed windows, sheeps wool in the walls), and has most of the internal air continually refreshed, not from vents and gaps, but a ventilation system that gives more filtered and dehumidified fresh air into the building than a traditional property. There is some more obvious tech in that the light switches give multiple scenes, the bathroom lights are PIR sensor triggered and the blinds are on remote controls.

Droskyn headland is at the south end of Perranporth beach, at the edge of the village.

BLEACH BASED CLEANING OF ALL SURFACES AND ALL LINEN IS WASHED AND QUARANTINED FOR 3 DAYS MINIMUM. Parking is close walking distance from the hut and personal hot tub, which is situated in a secluded privet area in the Cornish country side. Electricity Built in Bathroom with real shower and loo Electric blanket Wood burner Kitchenette if you cant find the dates you like check out our other hut, Trefanny Glamping - Gamms's hut* https://airbnb.com/h/gammas-hut Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Inside the hut there is a kitchenette with a belfast sink, solid slate worktop, electric hobs, small oven and a fridge. The bed is a full sized dobble bed with fresh sheets, duvet and 4 pilows. The en-suite bathroom has a good sized shower, corner loo and small sink. Out side the hut there is a small front and back garden with a privet fence around the area, table and chairs, small fire pit (for outside cooking) and a 6 person wood fire hottub. There is enough space in the back garden to pitch a small 2 man tent round the back of the hut so kids are welcome to come and camp. * guest receve 1 bag of logs per night of stay (enough to run the inside log burner) but to run the hot tub requres about 2-5 bags to heat up depending on the weather (heat lasting 12-24 hrs), More Log bags are avalable from the log store for £5 extra per bag.

St Mary manner barn is situated in a small, quiet hamlet called Treffany hill in the Cornish country side. The hut is in a steep field on the edge of the hamlet overlooking a valley.

ANCARVA: Escape to blissful Cornwall All stays include Cornish cream tea, fresh flowers and firewood for the wood-burner. Ancarva: a quintessential Cornish cottage but with a renovated boutique style. It sits in the middle of pretty Cornish village Perranwell Station close to Falmouth with lots of amenities including local shop, pub and convenient rail branch line. Easy access to South & North coasts. Send us an enquiry.

Ancarva is a quintessential semi-detached Cornish cottage with granite stone walls, beamed ceiling , wood burner, and stable door. The cottage is ideal for 2 - 3 adults or 2 adults & 1 child. When you walk through the front door you are welcomed by a porch which is ideal for taking off coats and boots after a great day out exploring Cornwall. You then enter an open plan Kitchen, dining ,and living room which gives it a real cosy feeling especially in the winter when the log burner is glowing. Double glazed sash windows to front and rear aspects ensure lots of light. The well equipped kitchen offers a table and four chairs, French dresser, a washer/dryer, electric oven, grill and hob with extractor over, microwave oven, fridge freezer, toaster, kettle. and everything else you could need for day to day living. The living room has comfortable seating for four with a wood burner (refurbished fireplace with new wood burner (2014) and original range surround) , TV/DVD, radio with ipod dock, and WiFi . There are two bedrooms upstairs, one with a double bed and bed side tables, fitted wardrobe, chest of draws and TV/DVD above. The other has a full single bed with a cabin bed above (under 15s), bed side table, fitted wardrobe and chest of draws. Both bedrooms have electric heaters. The bathroom has a modern white suite with double ended bath with electric shower above and glass shower screen, heated towel rail and shaver socket. All linen and towels are provided and are of good quality (sorry but we do not provide beach towels). The cottage even has its own 'secret' garden by a stream. The peaceful private lawned garden with patio (table/chairs and BBQ), perfect for breakfast or an evening drink, is accessed by a short private footpath behind the cottage. There is also a shed for bicycles/surfboards. There is a small gravelled drive with private parking space for one car on the property. Ancarva makes an excellent base from which to explore all Cornwall has to offer. The thriving port of Falmouth is only 10 mins away with its award winning beaches with water sports and beach side restaurants, National Maritime Museum and varied choice of shops, restaurants and bars. Falmouth is a 'proper' Cornish holiday town and has a lot to offer with its many markets, festivals and regattas throughout the year. Cornwall's cathedral city of Truro is also only a short drive or local branch train trip. Here you will find high street shops, bars, restaurants, cinema and the Hall for Cornwall theatre. The beautiful Helford River estuary and Roseland peninsular are easily accessed. by road or water taxi's / ferry's. For a change of scenery try the more rugged north coast where towns such as Porthtowan and St Agnes are becoming popular haunts of the Cornish surfing and foodie scene. Walkers and ramblers can delight in some of the most spectacular south west coast path scenery including the Roseland Peninsular and Helford River as well as country walks right outside Ancarva's front door. Cornish garden lovers are also spoilt for choice with Trelissick, Trebah, Glendurgan and many more easily accessible. The area really is a walkers paradise with country walks outside the front door, creekside walks and the south coastal pathway are within a short drive. In the cottage you will find an array of walking guides and information. The cyclist is also catered for with the Devoran to Portreath Bissoe trail literally adjacent to the village (cycle hire is available at Bissoe).

Warm, friendly classic working Cornish village away from hustle bustle with country walks on doorstep, two pubs within easy walking distance, local shop, rail branch line and the beautiful river Fal and seaside port of Falmouth in easy striking distance. The more rugged North coast is also only 20 min short drive.

The adorable Beach Hill Cottage is located in the heart of the picturesque & unspoilt village of Portloe only yards from the harbour beach and is perfect for a couple or a small family all year round. From the doorstep, you can watch the comings & goings of the local crab & lobster fishermen as they launch their boats and land their catches daily. This is Cornwall as we all imagine, but rarely find these days. Dogs are welcome.

The adorable Beach Hill Cottage is located in the heart of the picturesque & unspoilt village of Portloe only yards from the harbour beach and is perfect for a couple or a small family all year round. From just outside your front door you can watch the comings & goings of the local crab & lobster fishermen as they launch their boats and land their catches daily. This is Cornwall as we all imagine, but rarely find these days. Beach Hill Cottage is a beautifully converted former fisherman's cottage. It is a small cottage, but full of character and wonderfully presented by the Owners. It is an ideal all year round basis as it has a woodburning stove for cosy winter evenings. It is perfectly positioned for exploring the miles of coastal walks and only a short drive to the spectacular Carne beach. The cottage itself has a small but well fitted kitchen with a dining table & slate floor. The lounge is a really cosy room & full of character with a wood burning stove and beamed ceiling. There is a comfortable sofa and window seat. There are steep stairs leading up to the first floor bedrooms & bathroom. Accommodation Ground Floor: Open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge. First Floor: Double bedroom, single room with truckle bed (extending to a double bed) and separate bathroom with shower & WC. Exterior: There is no garden, but there is a small slate area to the front where there is a table and two chairs to sit and watch the harbour. Facilities & Services Heating is via the wood burning stove and combination convection/night storage heaters downstairs and in both bedrooms. The kitchen is fully fitted and has a dishwasher, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and washing machine. The lounge has a smart TV / DVD player, CD & radio and Bluetooth speaker. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included, but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is a parking space right in front of the cottage which you can normally park in however please note that it is not for the sole use of the cottage so you may at times have to park in the main village car park which is a 5 minute walk away. Please note that the stairs at the cottage are quite steep. There is WiFi available at the property. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are welcome at a small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week. We regret no smoking is permitted. There is an iron and ironing board and clothes horse. There is a cot & high chair available on request. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £200 security deposit is required to be pre-authorised on your card.

Portloe is considered by many to be the jewel in the crown of the Roseland peninsula and one of the prettiest villages in Cornwall. Its steep sided valleys has meant that it has managed to escape development over the years and many buildings differ little from when they were built. Sir John Betjeman said of Portloe "One of the least spoiled and most impressive of Cornish fishing villages". Portloe is an ideal place to stay on the Roseland Peninsula.It is wonderfully quiet and peaceful, yet it has a really good local pub & hotel. The village itself is only a short drive from the other villages such as St Mawes. The city of Truro is also within a 25 minute drive. The Lugger Hotel with its excellent restaurant is only a few steps away and the Ship Inn is a short walk. The New Inn at Veryan serves food. There is also the Portloe Tea Room nearby. There is no general store in Portloe, however there are shops at Veryan (1.4 miles) and a Londis store at Bessy Beneath (3 miles). Further pubs, shops & restaurants are also available in Tregony, Ruan Lanihorne, Portscatho & St Mawes.

Come enjoy the real Cornwall in this beautiful Cornish cottage situated on the north coast in the idyllic village of St Newlyn East. Situated minutes away from the A30 and with easy access to many of Cornwall's finest beaches.

A two bedroom terrace cottage in the heart of the village. Two double beds open plan kitchen, front garden and separate enclosed hot tub area. Wifi throughout both inside and out. Alexa gives you access to Apple Music and lets you control the heating. Just say “Alex play....” or “Alexa turn up the heating” ask for news the weather or anything you need.

The village caters for the outdoor types who love sports and an active lifestyle. But for those that don't there's plenty food and real ale. Many of the UK's finest surfing beaches are situated in close proximity and the village boasts playing fields a tennis court state of the art concrete skate park, beautiful village pub, local shop and church.

This contemporary four level three bedroom detached property, set at the top of the hillside section, is the perfect accommodation for your holiday. The home has been tastefully decorated and furnished and it is a real home from home. The Living room with its vaulted ceiling, huge panoramic windows/doors and full width glass balconies offers far reaching views over the development to the countryside beyond. A large corner sofa provides plenty of seating for all, complemented by a wood burner, large screen TV, DVD & Wii games console. All finished with tasteful artwork, books, games and DVD's for your stay. The hot tub is the ideal place to relax and unwind after a busy day exploring. Please note there is an additional charge for the hot tub. (£150.00 per week) Please let us know if you would like the tub added to the booking.

*Coronavirus - See notes below* A cosy detached retreat in the heart of beautiful St Agnes. Guests have their own entrance to a spacious bedroom with king size bed and large en suite shower room. The space is beautifully decorated and comes equipped with a fridge, TV, sitting area and tea/coffee making facilities. The suite is located in a quiet corner of St Agnes but 5 mins walk to various pubs/cafes and 15 mins walk to stunning Trevaunance Cove and the Coast Path.

Off street parking is available for one car

We are walking distance to the shops, cafes and beaches of st Agnes, very handy as parking can be difficult by the beach.

Light, airy self contained apartment with 2 double bedrooms and spacious split level living areas. Lovely views of sea (5 minutes walk) and country park. Easy access to woodland walks into the Country park and to the coast path. Spacious private balcony with access to BBQ and hot tub by arrangement. Dogs welcome. The picturesque fishing villages of Looe and Polperro and the stunning coastline of 'hidden Cornwall' are nearby. 30 minutes drive from the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.

Cheerful apartment offering a relaxed and comfortable living space to help you to enjoy your holiday. The larger of the double bedrooms has access to the balcony and gives you the opportunity to lie in bed and gaze at the sea. The other bedroom has a platform double bed with space underneath which forms a splendid, cushion furnished den for children. We can supply an airbed to slot in under this bed also. You can enjoy uninterrupted views of sea, beach and country park from the lounge or the balcony . The beach is an easy 5 minutes walk from the apartment. Turning the opposite way from The Breakers will lead you within seconds to a woodland footpath which you can follow into the country park with its pleasant paths and walkways and small lakes. Alternatively you can access the South West Coastal Path. Private balcony with access to hot tub and barbecue area, well equipped kitchen, TV , wifi and generous parking. Travel cot and air mattress available on request. Dogs welcome.

The Breakers is ideally situated for easy exploration of Cornwall and South Devon. There are literally hundreds of beaches to choose from, ranging from wide expanses of soft sand to rocky stretches filled with enticing rock pools at low tide. A wide variety of Cornish villages await your visit, each with their own charm and history. Eden Project is 30 minutes away Truro is 45 minutes and Plymouth only 30 minutes if you need a touch of city life. Inland you have miles of moorland to explore. The area is rich in natural beauty, is steeped in history and contains something for everybody in the family. Numerous gardens and stately homes invite you to wander through their gates; activities for children and teenagers are plentiful too. There is excellent local theatre and music to fill your evenings. In addition there are many opportunities for adults to "play" with a wide range of watersports, fishing, walking and cycling all close by. You can walk directly out from the Breakers into woodland tracks which will lead you either to Seaton Country Park, or to the South West Coast path. There are a vast array of excellent eating opportunities so you will never go hungry if you don't fancy cooking for yourself! Or, of course, you can just recline on your sunlounger on the balcony soaking up the view, and relax........ . If you prefer a different type of soaking then the hot tub will be waiting for you. Or you can ask for an in house massage or Craniosacral Therapy session.

A detached stone barn, former design studio, now a light, airy, warm, inviting Cornish escape for two. Less than a mile from Poldhu Cove beach and cafe, popular with surfers and beach lovers. Barefoot Barn is set in an aonb, with parking.

A large open plan living space with solid oak floor, double bed, sofa, TV, Wifi, simple kitchen, dining area and a generous walk-in slate wet room/shower.

Access to 12 acres of meadows with fire pit and sea views. A stones throw from Mullion golf links, close to beaches and the south west coast path. Explore the Lizard Peninsula's spectacular stunning coastline and villages, including 2 Poldark filming locations Church & Dollar Cove.

Life at East Thorne is all about getting back to nature and connecting with the Great Outdoors, and a break at The Boat House Roundhouse provides the perfect retreat to escape. Whether it’s a romantic break for two or a family adventure, you can relax and unwind somewhere special. As soon as you step inside, you’ll be greeted by handpicked furnishings in a cool industrial style, adding a hint of chic to your stay. The cosy wood burner and underfloor heating help to create a cosy space and the two cabin rooms offer a tempting retreat to retire to at the end of the day, and the kids can have fun in their own bunk room. There’s something about dining al fresco that adds a sense of adventure to any stay and the outdoor pizza oven is a must for any budding chefs. As the sun goes down, you can spend the evening making friends and sharing stories around the communal camp fire. When the kids turn in for the night, it’s time for you. Sink into the bubbling hot tub with a glass of fizz and admire the stars... bliss. There is plenty to keep the kids entertained around the site, from the volleyball net and games room to the communal garden where you can enjoy a picnic or simply relax on a sunny day. If you love to feel the sand between your toes, East Throne is only a short drive from some of Cornwall’s best loved beaches and popular seaside resort of Bude. Discover an abundance of beachside cafes and shops and if you’re feeling active, you can join one of the many surf schools to enjoy time in the waves.

Living area Open plan living and dining area Sofa bed, wood burning stove, coffee table and a Bluetooth speaker Kitchen Induction hob, oven, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle, coffee machine A washing machine and tumble dryer are located on site Dining Table and four chairs Master Bedroom Double bed with under bed storage, a chest of drawers, and two bedside tables with lamps Bedroom Two Staggered single beds, sleeps 2 Family Bathroom Walk in shower, WC, heated towel rail and wash basin Outdoors Private enclosed garden with hot tub, patio with a table and chairs and a wooden kitchen cabin Parking on site

Our cozy, open-plan Cottage is the perfect couples retreat. Surrounded by lush green fields and set in the traditional granite courtyard of Hendra Farm. Woodland walks in the stunning Cornish countryside and waking up to the sound of nature will be sure to ease you into your holiday! The cottage is a charming space that has a warm homely feel, with the fire and underfloor heating. It is located just 20 minutes walk away from the heart of St Ives, away from the hustle and bustle. We accept dogs.

Come rain or shine, the cottage and it's sunny courtyard setting will no doubt create fond memories on any trip to Cornwall. With it's exposed wooden beams, high ceilings and great sense of space. We have taken care to make sure you will have everything you need for a comfortable Cornish retreat- from a fully equipped kitchen to all the local handy information you could need. Relax and unwind! I have grown up on Hendra Farm, although we don't have any animals (apart from our chickens!), we have a lot of land and space to roam about and explore, with woodlands, rope swings. The Steeple with it's 360 degree views to both coasts, in Steeple Nature Reserve is well worth a walk to. If you are looking for somewhere scenic that is a short stroll down the Cornish lanes to the town then this cottage is perfect for you. We provide towels- 2 bath towels and a hand towel- and kitchen essentials such as tea towels.

The Cottage is situated in the courtyard of Hendra Farm. There are 6 other cottages here, with 1 of them is a long let, 4 of them are holiday lets and my sister Kirsty lives in the last 1. It has a welcoming community feel, everybody is friendly and says hello whilst passing by.