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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).

This stunning, three double-bedroom Finnish Lodge, nestles into the side of Carn Marth Hill, a World Heritage Site. From the huge triple glazed Cathedral windows there are far reaching views across the rural landscape of mid-Cornwall. Enjoy relaxing by the pool during the day and soaking in the hot tub by night!

The living room is flooded with light from the double height windows as is the mezzanine double bedroom. The wood burning stove creates a cosy atmosphere in the evenings or for winter visits. You will enjoy the hot tub looking out over the rural landscape. The property is well equipped for 6 people to enjoy a very comfortable stay.

We live on the side of Carn Marth Hill and you can walk directly from the house to the top of the hill where you will find a lovely little quarry lake where locals fish and occasionally swim. From here you can see both North and South coasts the walk on to explore more of the many footpaths and bridleways.

The Engine House is a Grade 2 listed conversion in the stunning development that is Perran Foundry. Nestled on the banks of the river Kenall, The Perran Foundry is a World heritage site that is over 200years old!. The Engine House as the name suggests was the beating heart of the foundry. The building has been brought back to life and now boasts contemporary spaces set into the fabric of the old foundry buildings.

The living room in The Engine House has a stunning vaulted beamed ceiling with log burner. This open plan room has a large breakfast bar that opens into the modern fully fitted kitchen with integrated Bosch appliances. On the ground floor there is one of the double bedrooms and a stylish bathroom with bath/shower. Upstairs is the second bedroom with stunning en-suite. The house has under floor heating and is decorated to an extremely high spec. All bed linen and towels are provided.

The Cornwall Wildlife Trust's Devichoys Wood is directly on your doorstep and provides beautiful walks. There are 2 wonderful traditional Cornish pubs within walking distance of the property where fabulous home cooked food is served . Mylor, the renowned sailing hub , is a short 2 mile drive away. The famous Bissoe cycling route is a stones throw from The Foundry

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!

Great place to stay close to beach and shops. Plenty of pubs with good food. Parking for one car.

With gorgeous views to the sea, just a stone’s throw from Portreath's sandy beach is our home. There is parking for one car, however there is further parking available on the road. You have a few steps up to your apartment in our house and your own secluded balcony overlooking the village and the ocean, you will not want to leave! There is a fully fitted kitchenette with a fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, oven and hob for all of your catering requirements. The main bedroom has one king sized bed and in the second bedroom there is one 4ft double bed. Sea View caters for four people comfortably. The bathroom has a shower fitted to wash off the sand after a fun day on the beach. Sea View apartment is fitted with a TV, DVD and super fast broadband WIFI for your entertainment and business needs. There is a minimum of a two night booking at Sea Views. We can provide a travel cot if needed, however you will need to supply bedding.

Close by there are a few shops, two surf shops, a bike hire shop, a bakers, and a small shop selling basic necessities. There are three local pubs in the area and a few lovely, friendly cafes. The village also has a fish and chip and Chinese takeaway and a children’s play park. The food choice in the village is brilliant so you don't have to go far if you choose not to. Ten minutes away we have Hayle’s 3 miles of golden sands which is a surfer’s paradise – we have it all here waiting for you. We are also close to Tehidy Woods with Illogan woods just a few minutes walk. Just a few minutes walk away is the Portreath to Bissoe Tram Road where you can either cycle or walk. We are one mile away from the prestigious Tehidy Golf Club where Matt is a member and happy to sign you in at a reduced rate. Cornwall is also well known as a mecca for diving, with hundreds of wrecks around the coastline and lots of reputable dive schools in the area willing to take you out to the wrecks. The sunsets are truly amazing throughout the summer and beyond.

ANCARVA: ESCAPE TO CLASSIC CORNISH COTTAGE LUXURY 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. AWARDED TRIP ADVISOR CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE 2017 & 2018. It sits in the middle of a pretty Cornish village close to Falmouth with lots of amenities including local shop, pub and convenient rail branch line. Easy access to Sth & Nth 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 & 2 children . 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.

Brookdale Beach retreat is 500m flat walk to Porthtowan's Blue Flag award winning Beach. The spacious self catering house comprises of 2 large double bedrooms, family bathroom and a large living area and kitchen, sleeping 6/7 plus a baby. We also accept well behaved dogs!

Brookdale Beach Retreat is a spacious self catering holiday home, in the beautiful coastal village of Porthtowan. There are 2 large double bedrooms, one with a super kingsize bed with a comfy memory foam mattress. The second bedroom has a triple bunk bed (double and single), plus a pull out single bed. There is also a fold out 'z' bed that can be used in the other bedroom if required, plus a travel cot. Suitable for families. There is also a porch area and drive for guest use only. The spacious, colourful & comfortable open plan living area includes a large comfy sofa with a swirly chair too, and a kitchen & dining area. We like to think of it as home from home for our guests. There is a spacious family bathroom with a separate shower and a bath. The kitchen area includes a full over & hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, toaster, kettle, plus cooking utensils, pots and pans etc. We do leave some basics for guests, including a small milk, tea, coffee, sugar, loo roll, cling film etc. Guests have access to Sky TV, which includes the FULL Sky package (excluding Sports), Wifi and mobile coverage for EE customers. We do accept well behaved pets but ask that they stay only within the living area and not the bedrooms. There is an additional charge of £15 per dog to be paid on arrival, to cover additional cleaning costs. The beach is dog friendly from October to Easter and there are lovely coastal dog walks. Porthtowan is one of the few Cornish blue flag Award winning beaches and has full RNLI coverage during the season, plus beautiful cliff walks. The Village also has a cafe, pubs/restaurants, local shop (with freshly baked daily pastries), surf shop/hire/coaching, gift shops, fish & chip shop and much more. Beds: There is a super king size bed in one bedroom. In the second there is a triple bunk bed with a double underneath and a single on top. There is also a pull out single bed for additional guests. For children, there is also a Z bed and travel cot available.

There is so much to see and do locally and throughout Cornwall. We are one of the few Blue Flag award winning beaches in Cornwall and a great surf spot too. The cliff top walks are stunning. Porthtowan has lots to offer for a Village, from a beach cafe, bars/restaurants, fish & chip shop, a local shop with freshly baked pastries and lots more. It;s the perfect base to visit further afield.

A UNIQUE CLASSY COMFORTABLE CHALET WITH EXCELLENT WALKING AND CYCLE PATHS NEARBY. NEAREST BEACH 4 MILES Shine Chalet has been recently renovated to the highest of standards, offering unique accommodation with lots of charm and high spec detailing. Nestled in the Beautiful Cornish Countryside, quiet and peaceful yet centrally located & within a short distance of the A30 with direct routes to Truro, Redruth, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and Falmouth.

A UNIQUE CLASSY SELF CONTAINED COMFORTABLE CHALET WITH A PARKING SPACE AND PRIVATE ACCESS CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THE CORNISH COUNTRYSIDE. EXCELLENT WALKING AND CYCLE PATHS NEARBY. NEAREST BEACH 4 MILES. The Chalet has been recently renovated to the highest of standards, offering a unique and very comfortable stay in self-contained accommodation. Centrally located in mid Cornwall, close to the A30 but in the quiet Cornish Countryside, within easy reach of Truro, Falmouth, Redruth, Newquay, St Ives, St Austell and Penzance. Shine Chalet has an abundance of charm and high spec detailing with an open plan living space comprising of a well equipped kitchen, breakfast bar and bedroom area with a separate bathroom and a private outside space. The kitchen area has a built in fridge, induction hob, electric fan oven, lots of worktop space to cook and a large sink with instant hot water and a filtered drinking water tap. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you should need. There is a breakfast bar with two funky colourful Italian Designer Callagris Bar Stools. The Bathroom has a powerful Aqualisa Quartz Electric Shower featuring stunning hexagonal tiles and slate effect double shower tray. WC and wash basin with circular light up mirror and heated towel rail. The main living space offers spotlights for each designated area plus two gold dimmable pendant ceiling lights and optional mood lighting. There is a Haverland SmartWave Electric radiator. Two bespoke Accoya Hardwood Hand Crafted frosted double glazed windows and a large glazed Charcoal PVC front door. The bedroom area offers 1 standard Double Bed with a new high quality eco-comfort breath mattress which is orthopaedic, hypo-allergic and a medium firmness to suit all sleep positions. Two bedside cabinets which have three drawers, sockets either side of the bed with handy USB ports, lamps and reading lights. A tall boy that has drawers and hanging space. There is also a dressing table/desk/workstation. A Sony 32” smart TV on a full motion wall bracket, for ease of watching. The outside area features festoon lighting to the front and side of The Chalet. There is a pretty lit decking area to the side with seating for two. A small patio area to the front that you access via a lit slate chipping pathway that leads to the private entrance and an off-road parking space. Shine Chalet is situated in a very popular area for walkers, sightseers, cyclists and surfers alike. This accommodation is also perfect for business trips, or for professionals/students on work placements in the area. It is situated on the Coast to Coast Cycle Path from Portreath to Deveron which is connected to the Mineral Tramways having National Heritage status and offering a wealth of Historic Cornish Countryside to explore. Annual Surf Competitions are held at Portreath, Porthtowan and neighbouring beaches, which are within an easy drive. Stithians Lake situated 5 miles away offers other watersports facilities including windsurfing, canoeing, jet skiing, etc. Its ideal location, with easy access to the A30, offers direct routes to Truro, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and the popular boating capital of Falmouth. This area offers the best of Cornish attractions and facilities whilst tucked away in this quiet historic Cornish Mining Countryside which was once the richest square mile in Britain. Bed linen, towels, electric, WIFI and heating included. Regret no pets. Beach 4 miles, shops, launderette and pubs in walking distance (0.4 miles).

The Chalet is situated between the villages of St Day and Chacewater. Nestled in the Beautiful Cornish countryside, quiet and peaceful yet centrally located and within a short distance of the A30 with direct routes to Truro, Redruth, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and Falmouth. Situated in a very popular area for walkers, sightseers, cyclists and surfers alike. It is situated on the Coast to Coast Cycle Path from Portreath to Deveron which is connected to the Mineral Tramways having National Heritage status and offering a wealth of Historic Cornish Countryside to explore. Annual Surf Competitions are held at Portreath, Porthtowan and neighbouring beaches, which are within an easy drive. Stithians Lake is situated 5 miles away which offers water sports facilities.

The Brook is a luxury, well appointed and equipped, semi detached bungalow which benefits from an inflatable hot tub (the inflatable hot tub is available from Easter until the end of October only) and lawn garden. It is situated in Crofthandy with great access to both the North Coast and also the historic harbour of Falmouth, the Lizard Peninsula and Mounts Bay.

The Brook is an immaculately presented bungalow alongside the owners annexe next door. The rooms and decor are tastefully finished to a very high standard and the owners have thoughtfully provided plenty of family DVD's and games to keep the youngsters amused. The private rear courtyard has an inflatable hot tub, table and chairs to enjoy those warm summer evenings. The double aspect kitchen is beautiful, bright, welcoming and spacious. The family bathroom has recently been installed (Autumn 2017) and the bedrooms are well appointed and beautifully finished.Crofthandy is nestled in the heart of Cornwall's Tin Mining area with the archetypal derelict engine houses scattered around the tops of heather strewn hills. This is a fabulous central location with easy access to the lifeguard patrolled golden beaches (during the season) of Porthtowan, Portreath and St Agnes a short drive away on the north coast, while on the south coast you can explore Mounts Bay, the rugged Lizard peninsula with it's quaint fishing villages, magnificent promontories and secluded coves, the vibrant fishing harbour of Falmouth with restaurants and traditional pubs or the bustling cathedral city, and capital of Cornwall, Truro. There is sure to be plenty of things to do come rain or shine and The Brook will be that perfect base for your wonderful holiday.AccommodationGround floor: The front door leads into an entrance hall with washing machine and tumble which are discretely stored. Door to brand new family bathroom with shower over the bath, a WC and hand basin. Further door leads into the open plan, double aspect, kitchen / diner with fully fitted units, a large gas hob, oak worktops, dining table and chairs. The living room has comfortable sofas and chairs and a flat screen TV and log burner with a sliding door to rear courtyard. A further door from the kitchen area leads to a corridor with doors to; Master bedroom with 4'6" bed storage and flat screen TV. Second double bedroom with storage. Bunk bedroom with storage. Shower room with WC and hand basin.Exterior: Parking for 3 cars to the front of the property. The front garden is laid to lawn with table and chairs. The enclosed rear courtyard has an inflatable hot tub (towels provided, please note the inflatable hot tub is available from Easter until the end of October only) table and chairs.Facilities & ServicesThe property has oil central heating. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of units. There is an electric oven and large gas hob, a microwave, dishwasher, boiling water tap, toaster, kettle and under counter fridge & separate freezer. There is a washing machine and tumble drier. The lounge area has a flat screen digital Freeview TV with Netflix, a DVD player, CD & Radio. There is an iron & ironing board. There is a cot and high chair available on request. There is unlimited WiFi available at the property. The inflatable hot tub is available from Easter until the end of October only.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen, towels and hot tub towels are all included but you will need to bring your own beach towels. Dogs are not accepted at The Brook. We regret no smoking is permitted inside the property. There is off road parking for 3 cars.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Short breaks are available during the quieter months of the year.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for 2 people or less staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.

The Brook is equidistant from St Agnes, Porthtowan and Portreath with their stunning beaches with fabulous surf and acres of golden sand. Porthtowan (meaning cove of sand dunes) has some of the best surf in the UK. However it is sometimes not for the faint hearted and beginners should be careful but there is an excellent surf school which operates from the beach. Portreath (meaning cove of sand) is a delightful village which extends both sides of a valley leading down into a little harbour and beach. West of the harbour entrance are two more beaches with golden sands that are popular with holidaymakers and surfers alike. The centre point on the Bissoe cycle trail that links the north and south coasts stretching from Devoran to Portreath. with predominantly off road mining trails passes the end of your drive - no driving required at all!.Tin - the powerhouse of Cornwall's industrial past. Oak wooded, heather topped valleys with crystal streams once throbbed with the racket of tin streaming - winning precious metals. Engine houses and stacks bear stark, romantic testament to a heritage borne of the bravery and determination of generations of miners and Bal maidens. The area of Mid Cornwall, south west from Truro and only a short drive inland from Falmouth is full of this industrial heritage. The Victorian towns of Camborne and Redruth - both produced world-class inventors and engineers. Camborne's Richard Trevithick created the world's first steam-powered road engine in 1801. His achievements are celebrated at Camborne's annual Trevithick Day celebrations in April. You can follow in the footsteps of Cornwall's 18th Century tin miners on the atmospheric tour of the Poldark Mine just north of Helston.Nearby is Stithians Lake, for fishing, sailing, sailboarding and recently the stunning wake-boarding championships. For views of the whole region take the roads to Carn Brea or Carn Marth above Camborne. From here you can see St Ives, St Michael's Mount, Falmouth and east to Clay Country. Near here is the Great Flat Lode Trail through the mines and high moors. These days, most of the mining has disappeared, but it is still a fascinating area to explore and is steeped in history. A highlight is to hire a bicycle and ride along the old mineral tramway now called the Bissoe Trail from Devoran to Portreath or the North Coast.The harbour town of Falmouth is within a short drive with a number of attractions for the visitor. There is the fascinating National Maritime Museum or you can take a boat trip around the spectacular Carrick Roads or sample the stylish Rick Stein's Fish & Chip Restaurant or Oyster Bar.The Helford River and Lizard Peninsula are also within easy reach.The city of Truro is only a 7 mile drive to the north east and has a wide selection of good shopping including a Tescos, Sainsburys, Marks & Spencer and many other high street outlets. There is also a cinema and a great selection of restaurants, pubs & cafes. The resort of Newquay is about 12 miles to the north with its spectacular surf beaches at Fistral & Watergate Bay. Jamie Oliver's "Fifteen" restaurant is located here. Padstow, with its fine selection of restaurants influenced by Rick Stein is just over 20 miles. Harbourside towns & villages such as Fowey, Falmouth & St Mawes are all within easy reach. For those flying to Cornwall, the airport is within easy reach.

Detached country cottage in the picturesque hamlet of Tolgullow. Set in half an acre of beautiful gardens near to the coast to coast cycle paths of Portreath to Point. Walking distance to the ancient mining village of St Day, and 4 miles away from the popular surfing beaches of Porthowan and Portreath. We provide a beautiful bright modern room with en suite facilities - a complete contrast to our 300yr old cottage. Tea and coffee making facilities within room. Use of hot tub - with prior notice

Guests are welcome to have the use of our lovely garden and can enjoy a BBQ and firepit should the weather permit. Please bring your own BBQ - although we can provide firelighters and wood. Hot tub - not from Nov - March - may be used provided 24hrs notice given We are half a mile from Scorrier House which is a very popular wedding and events venue. We can arrange for private transfers if required. Our 300yr old house is mentioned in the Doomsday Book.

Tolgullow is a rural hamlet within walking distance of St Day - which was once "the richest square mile to be found anywhere on earth" - 4 miles away from the north coast surfing beaches of Porthowan and Portreath. On the coast to coast cycle path from Point to Portreath. There are plenty of local amenities in St Day - post office, 2 grocery shops, butchers, laundrette, 2 pubs, childrens play park, outdoor gym, skate park, 3 churches, village hall, rugby and football fields.

Stay in a secluded farmhouse set within a UNESCO world heritage site in the Cornish countryside. Within easy reach of numerous blue flag beaches and the popular towns of Truro, Falmouth and St Ives, this is an ideal base to explore the highlights of Cornwall. The house is tastefully designed and furnished throughout providing a relaxing space to unwind after a long day surfing, cycling or simply exploring the stunning coastline. The large garden is ideal for soaking up the Cornish sun.

Inside, the house offers a bright kitchen dinner with modern appliances including a dishwasher. A comfortable lounge with a wood burner is an ideal space to relax in after a day of exploring the Cornish sites. There is also formal dining room. The utility room is equipped with a washing machine and tumble dryer, and there is also a downstairs W.C. Upstairs there are 3 double bedrooms and a bathroom with both a shower and a bath. Outside you will find a patio dining area with a BBQ, located near the kitchen to enjoy some AlFresco dining in the long summer evenings. A generous, well established private garden is provides a secluded spot to relax. At the bottom of the garden is a pond which is shared with Charlie and George, our resident ducks! Due to the rural nature of the property access is via a narrow single track lane wide enough for a 4x4.

Despite its rural and secluded feel, the house is in walking distance of small village with amenities including convenience stores, pubs, butcher and deli, not to mention a reasonable pasty. It is within easy reach of the cathedral city of Truro, and the more arty towns of Falmouth and St Ives.

Cosy self contained studio for two near the centre of St Agnes. Own entrance, private garden space, ensuite shower & mini kitchen with combi microwave/oven. Super kingsize/twin beds so great for couples or sharers. Close to pubs restaurants & bakeries. 15 minwalk to the nearest beach. Breakfast goodies include bread, cereal, marmalade, tea, coffee and plant/nut milk of your choice. Everything offered is vegan so take advantage of the treats offer, or just use the space as a base. All welcome.

The studio is attached to our house but feels quite separate because of its own entrance and private little garden just behind it.

St Agnes has a wonderful community feel with events throughout the year, including our very own Giant Bolster weekend in April, Street fair in May, the carnival in August and various other events throughout the year. If you’re a fan of live music the this is the place for you. There is music in the village on most Thursday and Saturday nights, and an open mic/jam at the Driftwood Spars pub on the first and third Sunday of each month from around 4pm There are cafes and shops and traditional pubs, one of which has its own micro brewery. We have two grocery shops, three bakery's (one of which is vegan) and a couple of green grocers. The pubs and restaurants in the village are really embracing veganism and we now find ourselves spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out. There are also several galleries, gift shops and a museum. There are weekly drop in yoga, art classes and a film club. St Ives, Falmouth and Penzance are all within an hour of St Agnes, and have vegan cafes/options aplenty.

Set within the grounds of the original Count House for the Basset mines (as featured on Poldark). Nestled on a world heritage site. North Coast beaches just 5 miles away. Cosy cottage in a tranquil location, overlooking Carn brea and views to the coast. Ideal as a base for exploring the rugged beauty of Cornwall whilst remaining a short drive away from the local town and shops.

Little Basset is a cosy cottage which has its own fully equipped kitchen, bedroom with its own closet space, and bathroom in which there is a shower.

Little Basset is located on private grounds on the outskirts of Carnkie. Carnkie is a peaceful, friendly village in the heart of the old mining community. There is a pub a half a mile walk away and taxis are readily available, it is also a walking distance from Carn Brea castle which is a Jordanian restaurant; the castle itself can be traced back to 1379. The main thing Carnkie has to offer is the beautiful scenery and friendly atmosphere!

Located on a private lane with private parking and access through a tiered garden, The Pound is a two bedroom (connected rooms) L-shaped flat. The front door leads into the lounge with bedrooms to the right. From the left a step takes you into the kitchen with the bathroom on the left.

‘The Pound’ is a quirky two bedroom (connecting rooms) log cabin flat. It also has a lounge, kitchen and bathroom and is accessed via a zig zag path leading up from a designated parking area. When we bought the house 6 years ago, The Pound was a dog grooming parlour, hence the name, which was in a very bad state. We renovated it for two of our sons to live in and a few years on, and both sons having moved out, it is now surplus to our requirements, so have decided to rent it out for you to stay in to enjoy the Cornish experience. We have tried to think of everything you would need during your stay to make it a home from home holiday. At the front of the property there is a storage box which houses recycling bags and where your bagged rubbish can be stored for collection on a Thursday evening. As we are close to the A30, which can be seen from the front of the property, there is traffic noise outside but not within the accommodation. There is a table and 4 chairs on the patio at the front of the property but as the property is surrounded by large trees there is only direct sunlight in the morning. To the left side of The Pound there is a small gate which gives access to our garden which you are more than welcome to use on sunnier days and meet our friendly Labrador, Jago. INVENTORY KITCHEN Filled tea, coffee, sugar jars Microwave Fridge with small freezer compartment Russell Hobbs Kettle Russell Hobbs 4 slice toaster Tefal set of 3 saucepans & 2 frying pans 4 dinner plates 4 side plates 4 bowls 4 mugs 2 small spotted mugs Cutlery: 4 knives, 4 forks, 4 desert spoons, 4 teaspoons Scissors Set of 4 coasters Sets of 8 Orla Kiely placemats 4 wine glasses 4 glass tumblers 4 plastic glasses 4 shot glasses 4 plastic plates 3 blue serving bowls 2 plastic chopping boards 1 cheese grater 1 tin opener 3 cutting knives 2 wooden spoons 1 plastic masher 1 plastic spatula 1 pizza cutter 1 potato peeler 1 large slotted plastic spoon 1 large plastic spoon 2 small garlic bread dishes Gravy jug and saucer 2 stainless steel Balti dishes 1 ceramic tapas dish 1 large green plastic jug 4 small black ramakin dishes Bin 2 cream leather stools 1 marble top breakfast table Wooden pestle and mortar Iron Ironing board 1 cooling rack Small set of scales 1 splatter cover Plastic colander Sieve Therma/cool flask 2 silicon hand mits 1 large blue plastic mixing bowl 1 large pyrex mixing bowl 1 large pyrex serving dish 1 china lasagne dish 1 double sided china serving dish 1 blue/white china bowl/dish with jug 1 plastic lollipop making set 2 plastic lidded stoage pots 1 ice bucket 3 tea towels Dustpan and brush Long handled soft brush Washing up bowl Electric oven with large roasting/grill tray 4 ring electric hob Baking tray Fire extinguisher Fire blanket First aid kit Washing up liquid, dishcloths, scrubbers LOUNGE 2 Seater sofa, 2 cushions 1 Chair and cushion Wooden table & 4 chairs Small square glass coffee table 2 pairs of curtains Floor runner Electric oil filled heater Wall picture Table runner Electric socket with 2 phone/ipad chargers TV, Freeview box, Xbox, Xbox controller x 2 & games TV stand with selection of dvds Variety of games, playing cards & puzzles 1 white coat/umbrella stand Glass fruit bowl BEDROOM 1 Double bed with duvet, 2 pillows, pillow and mattress protector, Egyptian cotton duvet cover, sheet and pillowcases Wooden covered wardrobe with coat hangers Bedside cabinet Bedside lamp Wall mirror Curtains Hair drier Electric oil filled radiator BEDROOM 2 - please note access to Bedroom 1 is through Bedroom 2 Bunk beds with single duvets, pillows, pillow and mattress protector, Egyptian cotton duvet cover, sheet and pillowcases Chest of drawers: 3 large & 2 single drawers. Lava lamp Magnetic globe Curtains Wall picture Plastic green stool Guitar hero guitar Guitar hero drum set BATHROOM Toilet Basin/vanity unit Electric wall mirror Electric shower Electric towel rail Bin Toilet brush Bathmat Toothbrush holder Toilet roll Hand wash 4 bath and 4 hand, Nella Milan luxury Egyptian cotton towels are provided. All duvets and pillows are hypo-allergenic and all bedding is luxury Egyptian cotton. The following items are also available, at a cost of £5 each per booking: Travel cot Highchair Car seat Potty & Toilet Seat Also available to hire : double kayak £20 per day

Located between Illogan, Portreath and Redruth there is easy access by road to each. Jenn's Diner is a family-run American style diner a one minute walk away. The Track is a five acre cycle facility based near Portreath and is less than 1 mile away. The Track is suitable for ALL types of mountain bikes, E-Bikes, BMX bikes and balance bikes and all ages and abilities. Kernow Hydro pool is also situated on this site. The Cornish mining town of Redruth town is a 10 minute walk away and there is easy access to all surrounding towns and villages via the public bus and train system. Redruth is home to a variety of exceptional pasty shops, individual shops, cafes, cinema/theatre and boasts the home of the famous William Murdoch, the first man to invent domestic gaslighting. His house can be visited and his invention is celebrated with Murdoch Day every year during mid June with an exciting programme of events including children’s dance and art procession, all day music and entertainment, a street market, old time fair exhibitions and a variety of live concerts and other events around the town. Redruth also hosts an annual Pasty & Mining Festival each September. The event is focussed around the town centre. The Friday is Mining Day, the Saturday is Pasty Day and the Sunday is Memorial & Fun Day. Activities on Pasty Day include cookery demonstrations and ‘make your own pasty’. Portreath is the closest beach, being only 3 miles away. With Porthtowan, Gwithian, Hayle, St Ives, St Agnes and Perranporth all a stones’ through away on the north Cornish coast. Each beach is unique boasting beautiful golden sand, cliffs and rocks with miles of coastal paths ready to be discovered with The Pound being a great location for you to relax after any expedition, however being close to the A30 there is traffic noise in the garden, but not inside the accommodation. Overlooking both Camborne and Redruth and reaching up to 738 feet above sea level is Carn Brea which is 1.8 miles away. The Carn can be seen from most high ground in Cornwall and the monument on top easily picked out. Conversely the view from the top of the Carn takes in both coasts and a good deal of the Camborne/Redruth conurbation. What is not apparent from any distance is the size of the monument, with it being a 90 foot high granite obelisk. The huge hexagonal column was erected in 1836 in memory of Francis Bassett, Lord de Dunstaville. The Bassetts where the most important mining family in the area and had lived in Tehidy for over 700 years (Tehidy is now the largest area of woodland in West Cornwall. Now managed as a Country Park, Tehidy has over 9 miles (14.5km) of paths and 250 acres of peaceful woods and lakes to explore, together with a café and a picnic area. Francis Bassett was however the first to be elevated to the nobility due to his efforts to raise an army of miners to defend the port of Plymouth from the combined Spanish and French fleets. Another legacy of the Bassett family is Carn Brea Castle. It is suggested that it started out as an Elizabethan hunting lodge, was a Victorian folly and is now a restaurant. Carn Brea also has associations with the legendary giants of Cornwall. It is said to be the home of the giant Bolster who when standing could put his other foot on top of St Agnes Beacon over 10 miles away! Cornwall's capital city Truro is 11 miles away. Truro Cathedral is located in the centre of this thriving Cornish city and wonderfully situated in the middle of the duchy of Cornwall. Designed by architect John Loughborough Pearson, it is one of only three cathedrals in the UK which has three spires. Completed in 1910 it is a magnificent example of gothic revival architecture. A must-see place to visit in Cornwall with free entry. The Bissoe Cycle Path is a coast to coast trail that links Portreath harbour 11 miles across the county to the port of Devoran on the South coast. In the 1800s, this trail was used as a mineral tramway for the copper mines around Redruth. The Eden Project (Cornish: Edenva) is a popular visitor attraction in Cornwall. Inside the two biomes are plants that are collected from many diverse climates and environments. The project is located in a reclaimed china clay pit and is 33 miles away. The Minack is a unique theatre perched on the cliffs high above the Atlantic ocean where they hold musicals and operas every summer, together with music, comedy and story-telling events. The Minack is 27 miles away. St Michaels Mount is 17 miles away. St Michael's Mount is a tidal island in Mount's Bay, Cornwall. The island is a civil parish and is linked to the town of Marazion by a man-made causeway of granite setts, passable between mid-tide and low water. It is managed by the National Trust, and the castle and chapel have been the home of the St Aubyn family since approximately 1650. St Ives is classed as the dazzling jewel in Cornwall’s crown. A picturesque fishing harbour and seaside town and listed as one of TripAdvisor’s top 10 European beaches. Here you can wander through the maze of narrow cobbled streets, independent shops and fisherman’s cottages and only 17 miles away.

Cosy cottage in a quiet location , close to the A30 and surrounding towns , lots of beautiful beaches within a short drive

A nineteenth century quirky Cornish miner's cottage in the heart of Cornwall with lots of original features. The cottage is on a quiet lane overlooking fields situated near the Bissoe trail. We've recently renovated the property throughout and this is our first season. There is an enclosed garden, sheltered courtyard and parking for 3 vehicles. The beach is a 10 minute drive away and there is excellent access to the north and south coasts.

The cottage is semi-detached and has 2 bedrooms. The ceilings are low and might be problematic if you're over 6ft 2in! You will have to mind your head in the doorways. The master bedroom has a small en-suite washroom and toilet. The kitchen has an electric range cooker, dishwasher, microwave and Belfast sink. We've installed a woodburner in the lounge which keeps the whole cottage cozy in winter. The garden is enclosed, surrounded by a Cornish Hedge. We have a sheltered south-facing courtyard which is a sun-trap and gets beautifully warm when the sun is out.

Creegbrawse, is a tiny hamlet on the Bissoe trail. The cottage is situated on a quiet lane. The village of Chacewater is a 10-minute walk away. It has 2 village shops and a pub. The Old Market has an amazing selection of restaurant-quality food and drink. Bissoe bike hire is a 5-minute drive and the trail can be accessed easily from the property. We are 5 miles from Truro and 10 miles from Falmouth. Both coasts can be reached within 20 minutes. The location is central in Cornwall- travel times by car are: Truro: 15 mins St Michaels Mount: 30 mins Godrevy beach and seal colony: 25 mins Porthtowan beach: 12 mins Tintagel: 1 hour Eden Project: 40 mins Penzance: 30 mins Falmouth: 20 mins

WE ARE OPEN for key workers (no holidaymakers sorry) Self check-in possible in light of the covid 19 virus, my Tiny House stands all alone and you DO NOT share any space with anyone Self contained Bed\Sitting Room Kitchen with small cooker, fridge, kettle and toaster En-suite shower room Very cosy with beautiful decor Situated in the middle of west Cornwall ideal base to explore the county

Is open living with exposed beams

We are in a quite location over looking the Cornish Countryside You can also see St Ives Bay on the horizon

My place is close to the beaches and great views of The Atlantic in the north and the sea in the south. There are restaurants and dining and art and culture in nearby towns of Falmouth and St Ives. It's an unique area where you can discover old Cornish mining sites. You’ll love my place because of the views and the space in my garden. The cottage is cosy and full of light. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families with kids.

Recently renovated, beautifully clean, modern 2 bed static on a small holding with horses and goats. Own garden with patio furniture and use of small paddock. Safe storage for bikes, surf boards etc in our barn. 7 miles to the closest local beach of Porthtowan, and a short drive to many other stunning beaches such as Portreath, Gyllyngvase, Swanpool and Maenporth. Very central location for Truro, Falmouth, Camborne. Local parks with adventure playgrounds and close to the Bissoe cycle trail.

We are based on a small holding in the open countryside. Beautiful views over our field and beyond of our friendly horses and goats. Complimentary Cornish cream tea on arrival, locally made scones, jam and clotted cream.

Lovely country walks straight from your doorstep and close to Bissoe trail with dedicated coast to coast walking and cycling paths. Delicious food served at local family friendly pubs in Frogpool, Comford and St.Day. Short Drive to National Trust houses and gardens for exploring. Many Adventure playground parks for kids only a short drive away. Cusgarne Organic farm and coffee shop walking distance just down the road.

A UNIQUE CORNISH CONVERSION WITH EXCELLENT WALKING AND CYCLE PATHS NEARBY. NEAREST BEACH 4 MILES This Former Fuse Works is a Single Storey building which has been recently renovated to the highest of standards, offering unique accommodation with lots of character and high spec detailing. Nestled in the Beautiful Cornish Countryside, quiet and peaceful yet centrally located & within a short distance of the A30 with direct routes to Truro, Redruth, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and Falmouth.

A UNIQUE CORNISH CONVERSION WITH EXCELLENT WALKING AND CYCLE PATHS NEARBY. NEAREST BEACH 4 MILES This Former Fuse Works is a Single Storey building which has been recently renovated to the highest of standards, offering unique accommodation with lots of character and high spec detailing. The main living area is open plan (kitchen,diner,sitting room) and boasts an impressive vaulted ceiling showing all the original beams with a beautiful bespoke light feature based on a shoal of mackerel made by a Local Cornish Sculptor. Throughout the property there is lovely details such as Cornish Oak window sills and shelving for the Entertainment Area which includes a 50" Smart TV with LED back-lighting, DVD Player with USB and HD Card Input and a Philips Micro Music System ( Bluetooth, Radio, USB, CD Player, Aux) As well as some Gorgeous Glass made by Renowned Local Artist Jo Downs, displayed in the dining area which comprises of a corner pew, two stools and a bistro table. There is also a log burner. The kitchen is of high spec and includes a dish washer, built in fridge freezer, silver induction hob and double oven. This room offers spotlights and a main dimmable central light, with handy USB ports on each socket around the room. The accommodation offers Three bedrooms: 1 double Bed with wardrobe and drawer storage. One 4 Ft Double bed with a walk in wardrobe (1500mm x 1200mm), dressing table with large Light up mirror and french doors to the outside patio area. Another 4 ft Double Bed with a chest of drawers. All bedrooms have four main spotlights and a main dimmable central light, solid oak doors, wooden flooring and USB ports either side of beds. The bathroom offers a L shaped Bath, feature Rain-shower and separate shower handset. Sink with storage and light up mirror cabinet with port for electric toothbrush/shavers. Modern Floating WC and heated towel rail. Outside to the front, there is an enclosed well lit patio area with an outdoor corner dining set and a decking area for BBQ's plus an enclosed lawn area around the back. There is off-road parking for one car on a shared driveway, but there is a space on the road directly outside the property for another car (if needed). This property is best suited for up to five people but can accommodate up to six (6 people max). The Old Unity Fuse Works is situated in a very popular area for walkers, sightseers, cyclists and surfers alike. It is situated on the Coast to Coast Cycle Path from Portreath to Deveron which is connected to the Mineral Tramways having National Heritage status and offering a wealth of Historic Cornish Countryside to explore. Annual Surf Competitions are held at Portreath, Porthtowan and neighbouring beaches, which are within an easy drive. Stithians Lake situated 5 miles away offers other watersports facilities including windsurfing, canoeing, jet skiing, etc. Its ideal location, with easy access to the A30, offers direct routes to Truro, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and the popular boating capital of Falmouth. This area offers the best of Cornish attractions and facilities whilst tucked away in this quiet historic Cornish Mining Countryside which was once the richest square mile in Britain. Bed linen, towels, electric, WIFI and heating included. Regret no pets. Beach 4 miles, shop and pub in walking distance (0.4 miles). Laundry service available (extra charge).

The property is situated between the villages of St Day and Chacewater. Nestled in the Beautiful Cornish countryside, quiet and peaceful yet centrally located and within a short distance of the A30 with direct routes to Truro, Redruth, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and Falmouth. Situated in a very popular area for walkers, sightseers, cyclists and surfers alike. It is situated on the Coast to Coast Cycle Path from Portreath to Deveron which is connected to the Mineral Tramways having National Heritage status and offering a wealth of Historic Cornish Countryside to explore. Annual Surf Competitions are held at Portreath, Porthtowan and neighbouring beaches, which are within an easy drive. Stithians Lake is situated 5 miles away which offers water sports facilities.

LARGE detached ,Character cottage .Completely renovated for modern family living,whilst still retaining much of its original character. Features; WOOD BURNER. 3 DOUBLE BEDROOMS plus a double SOFA BED( by request) a travel cot (by request) PETs welcome,max 3. large,secure GARDEN. private PARKING.WIFI. Nestled in a small village, surrounded by countyside, central location, only 5/10minute drive from the BEACH.A perfect base to explore all the beautiful sites and attractions Cornwall has to offer

Enhanced cleaning. The living room features a wood burner, for cosy nights in.( this is in addition to the heating system) The kitchen is fully equipt for family cooking. There are 2 bedrooms upstairs. a master bedroom downstairs with space for a travel cot(that can be provided, but please bring own bedding). The lounge can have a small double sofa bed ( bedding provided by request). A family bathroom downstairs- usefull for those with mobilty issues. Pets are welcome (a pet essentials pack is provided and pet sitting recommendations Set in its own secure gardens, it is the perfect getaway for those with dogs, children or those just wanting outdoor space to relax in. private parking space and free on-street parking around the village

St Day is a quiet, friendly village. It is in the heart of cornish mining heritage area and was once the"richest square mile to be found anywhere on earth".set in picturesque countryside with lots of footpaths,open spaces and places to walk,cycle and explore The village has lots of amenities -a postoffice, 2 grocery shops, butchers, 2 pubs,laundrette ,children’s play park, outdoor gym, skate park,3 churches, village hall ,rugby and football fields

Our mobile home is a 2018 model and is very nicely decorated. There is ample room for a family of four, with two loos and a shower. There is a fridge/freezer and gas cooker. The home is centrally heated and is double glazed. It is situated in our yard in a sun trap. It is a 10 minute drive to the beaches and also 10 minutes to the centre of Truro, which is a lovely city, lots of shops, cafes and quaint streets. An ideal getaway.

We are very central, living in between the north and south coasts, there are several National Trust properties nearby as well Truro has excellent restaurants and a cinema. The Eden Project is not too far either.

Newly constructed detached holiday cottage in a south facing position just a few minutes drive from the popular resorts of Portreath and Porthtowan, with open plan living, modern facilities, a brilliant patio and a jacuzzi overlooking rolling countryside, this is a quite wonderful new place to stay.

With views across the lovely Cornish countryside, this new holiday home is on a stunning new development, just a few minutes drive to the golden sands and fantastic surf of the beaches at Portreath and Porthtowan. A stroll along country lanes will take you to the coast path across beautiful countryside. The Coast to Coast cycle trail follows the route of an old mining tramway and takes you south to the beautiful creek at Devoran - bicycle hire is available just a few minutes away at The Bike Barn. A perfect base for touring the whole of Cornwall and being so accessible to A30, the main arterial route through the county, means that many attractions such as St Michael's Mount and the Eden Project are just a short drive away. In the evenings visit the many pubs and restaurants close by.Snapper is one of seven newly constructed detached holiday cottages on this fabulous new development on a south facing hillside. All on ground floor level, the cottage has a modern, open plan kitchen and living area with 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom with WC. The cottage benefits from its own private parking and a brilliant south facing patio offering extensive countryside views. In the winter, this newly constructed property has modern insulation and central heating to keep things really toasty! This development has a real sense of space with all the cottages being detached and independent from each other, which provides such a feeling of quality. A really superb place to stay.Snapper has the enormous benefit of a wonderful jacuzzi on the patio, overlooking the rolling countryside. Relax and enjoy the view!Accommodation Ground Floor only: Wood floored fully fitted kitchen and open plan living space with exposed beamed ceiling, master bedroom (4'6" bed) with wardrobe and en suite wc & shower room, second double bedroom (4'6" bed), twin bedroom with 2 x 2'6" beds that can be linked together to form a 5' double bed, separate family bathroom with separate shower cubicle, WC & washbasin, corridor with airing cupboard.Exterior: The grounds are extensive, lawn all around the cottage with a south facing patio to the front of the property with jacuzzi and garden furniture making this a fabulous area to dine al fresco.Facilities & Services Heating is via gas central heating. The kitchen is well equipped with electric oven & hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher. There is also washing machine. The lounge has a flat screen TV, DVD & CD player. Wi-fi is available at the property, however it is not Superfast, and is unsuitable for streaming. Excellent 4G signal onsite.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included, but you must bring your own beach towels. There are 2 private car parking spaces available and more spaces around the site if required. A cot & highchair are available. We regret no smoking is permitted inside the property. Up to 3 well behaved dogs are permitted at the additional rate of £35 per dog per week although please remember that dogs cannot be left unattended at the property alone. There is an iron and ironing board. BBQ provided and charcoal available to buy onsite.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Sunday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£100 security deposit is required to pre-authorised on your card.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Portreath, situated on the North Cornwall coast, about 5 miles north of Redruth, was originally a small fishing village. Today it's a beautiful retreat with a narrow harbour, secluded sandy beaches and a stream running to the sea on one side. It is ideal for swimming, surfing and windsailing in watched by the local Surf and Life Saving Club. Portreath offers the pleasures of sea and countryside with beautiful views, spectacular cliffs and walking trails. Illogan Woods is adjacent to Portreath with lovely streams and a circular walk leading to the 14th century church tower of Illogan. There is also Tehidy Country Park just outside of Portreath with its adjoining golf-course. It is a beautiful country park comprised of 250 acres of woodland, lakes, bridleways, cycling and nature trails. There are several ponds and a lake with swans and various kinds of waterfowl.Occupying a dramatic valley location with one of the most spectacular and beautiful beaches of the Atlantic Coast, Porthtowan has been drawing visitors for years to take advantage of its natural sun trap. A superb location for a holiday to Cornwall with a fine beach and close to good main roads means that you can easily explore the surrounding area on days that are not conducive to sitting on the beach.Porthtowan has one of Cornwall's finest surfing waves. Producing good waves at all states of the tide, the wave is particularly good in an easterly or south easterly when it really pumps with some lovely hollow barrels. It is not for the faint hearted and beginners should be careful. An excellent surf school operates from the beach. At low tide the beach stretches down to St Agnes Head and Chapel Porth Beach where you will find a lovely National Trust Cafe full of warming hot chocolate and fabulous views. From Porthtowan you are ideally located to reach the many beaches on the North Coast famous for attracting keen surfers and beginners alike.

The property is suited to couples wishing to tour West and Mid Cornwall or anyone visiting the area on business. The modern studio has private access and off road parking. Easily accessible from the A30, it is within a short drive of many well known landmarks. A half hour drive will take you to the City of Truro, St Ives and Falmouth. Several beaches are within easy access. The spectacular North Coast coastal footpaths are nearby. Public transport is easily accessible.

This modern studio apartment is self contained with ,shower room , fitted kitchenette microwave and toaster, fridge , settee, double bed and television. There is free WiFi, off road parking and access to your own very pretty court yard . Bedding and towels are provided.

Portreath is a perfect retreat all year round. Self catering holidays near Portreath offer beautiful coastal walks along the spectacular cliffs towards St Ives Bay passingDeadman's Cove, Ralph's Cupboard and Hell's Mouth, all bearing testament to tales of shipwrecks and smuggling. Portreath Located just 5 miles North of Reduth, Portreath (meaning sandy cove) is a great place to explore the stunning scenery of the North Cornwall coastline. This part of Cornwall is renowned for its beautiful walks, and Portreath is no different. Walk east to Porthtowan or West to Basset’s Cove; either way you’ll be treated to gorgeous views.  With excellent road links, you can easily reach Truro, Newquay, St Ives, Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Holiday cottages in Portreath make a great base from which to explore all that Cornwall has to offer. Portreath Beach If you fancy staying put, a trip to the beach offers a great family day out. Portreath beach is lifeguarded during the summer and as such is popular with families. It’s also ideal for surfing, and is a popular surf spot with the locals. There are surf shops, beach shops, café’s and toilets on the beach front with other facilities including 3 pubs in the village itself. Dog’s are welcome on the beach in the off-season. Just off the beach at Portreath is the tiny island of Gull Rock. Home to a variety of bird species this is a good spot for birdwatchers if you can get a close enough view! Kayakers can experience adventurous to the east and west and to offshore islands where you can experience the views of the coastline from a different perspective, visit secluded beaches and explore caves in the cliff face.  West Cornwall Adventures are on hand to show you the ropes at kayaking, surfing and coasteering for anyone who fancies a go.  With a stream running into the sea, and a distinctive harbour, Portreath is a beautiful place to enjoy a holiday. Portreath’s first harbour was built in 1713 by mining adventurers needing a port for their minerals. The remnants of the second harbour that made Portreath a coastal port in 1760 still exist today.  Cycling If you haven’t brought your bike with you, cycle hire is available on the road to nearby Porthtowan, which means you’ve got no excuse not to take advantage of the cycling trails in the area. From The Bear house to Portreath, you can cycle The Mining Trail path that follows the old tram lines across the county from coast to coast, finishing up at Devoran resting on Restronguet Creek just a few miles from Truro Cathedral. Take a look around Just outside the door of the Besr house you have the Tehidy Country Park it has 250 acres of woodland, lakes, bridleways, cycling and nature trails with several ponds and a lake with an array of waterfowl.  Illogan Woods is adjacent to Portreath with picturesque bubbling streams and a circular walk leading to the 14th century church tower of Illogan.  

Trethellan Lodge is a cosy, one bedroom barn conversion located on our 3.5 acre smallholding in totally unspoilt Cornish countryside. Centrally located at only 15-20 minutes from both North and South coasts and with all major tourist attractions within easy reach. In addition to the private garden with outdoor seating, guests can also enjoy meeting our alpacas, goats, horses & chickens. A perfect opportunity for a peaceful and relaxing stay!

This cottage has a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with shower over and tiled flooring. The open-plan living area has a vintage leather sofa and oak flooring, a TV, Freeview, DVD, wifi and dining area. The kitchen area offers a gas cooker, electric oven, microwave, integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher. An enclosed garden with patio furniture. Access to shared laundry room with washing machine. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating are included. Please contact us if you would like to bring a well-behaved dog. No smoking in the properties or on the smallholding.

We are situated in a delightful rural location - it sometimes feels like we could be a million miles from the hustle and bustle, but everything needed is actually in very easy reach. For groceries and other supplies, the closest shops are: o Londis in Lanner: A small convenience store North of Bell Lane, which closes at 8pm o Co-op in Redruth: A larger convenience store on the main road in, open until 9pm o Tesco in Redruth: A reasonably sized super-market o Asda in Penryn: A larger supermaket with homegoods, clothing, etc. And the nearest filling stations are: o Gulf in Lanner, South of Bell Lane o Imperial on the A393 between Lanner and Ponsanooth Asda in Penryn typically has the lowest cost fuel. The nearest ATM is located in the Gulf filling station in Lanner. Redruth, Penryn and Falmouth are all within easy reach and have the usual range of for High street banks. If you don’t feel like cooking, the fish and chip shop in Lanner is fantastic, and Portreath Bakery (also in Lanner) sells amazing (bona fide!) Cornish pasties and other goodies. And of course being in the countryside means we have some fantastic walks directly from the farm. The vehicle gate to the left of the farmhouse leads to a bridle way which in turn leads to a network of public footpaths, including the historic and scenic mining trails. For a relatively easy 30-40 minute walk, turn right out the gate and head up the hill past the farmhouse. This will eventually lead you to the road from Lanner which you can follow back to the property in circuit.

Pop a pizza into the garden oven for lunch, with a BBQ in the evening. All kinds of fun and luxurious touches are packed into the interior, including a hobbit stove and copper sink with hand-made taps. Even the towel warmer is hand-crafted.

The shepherd's hut has been designed for your comfort. The shower room is glamorous! This is glamping after all! There is a ' proper ' flushing toilet, a gas shower, copper sink and hand made taps. A beautiful hand made towel warmer means your fluffy towels are cosy and there is plenty of storage.There is even under floor heating to keep your toes toasty! The hand made kitchen is equipped with a full sized under counter fridge, 4 ring induction hob, Belfast sink, whistling kettle and toaster. Filter coffee jug, tea pot, tea ,coffee and sugar are provided.All cooking utensils are provided, including cleaning essentials and linen. The gorgeous raised bed has lots of storage underneath for your clothes and spare bedding. Beautiful soft linens and a light and airy duvet are topped by snuggly blankets and comfy cushions. Gaze across the garden and plan your day's adventures. The charming Hobbit stove can be lit on chillier nights if required.Please keep the door closed for safety reasons. All logs are provided. Outside the hut there is a table and chairs, BBQ area and garden pizza oven. Please note that our hut is at the top of the garden, approximately 60m up a grassy slope.Leave your heels at home!

Tinners' Retreat is situated alongside the Tresavean tramway, rich in tin-mining heritage and now a rural haven. Start the day with a morning jog and listen to the bird song, then adventure out by bike or horse on a huge network of off-road trails.

I offer guests a comfortable double bedroom with private Bathroom in my lovely flat, which is a converted Cornish barn. Shared Open-plan lounge and kitchen area. The kitchen area offers an electric cooker, fridge/freezer and washing machine. The room to rent is a Spacious light room with a large sash window. Bed linen, towels, WI-Fi, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets. Beach 3.7 miles, shops, restaurants and pubs within easy walking distance.

Superb Top Floor Cornish Barn Conversion Apartment centrally located in the heart of Redruth Town. The accommodation has lots of Cornish character and charm including large double glazed sash windows, high ceilings and thick Cornish stone walls. A very lovely sunny and light property. It is located in the heart of Redruth Town, a few minutes walk from the train and bus station, shops, pubs, restaurants and bars but is quietly tucked away in a cul de sac next to neighbouring town houses so its location is actually very peaceful given its central location. The room to rent is a Double Bedroom and provides a 4ft double bed and down the hallway you have a private bathroom, with a bath, mixer shower, WC and sink. The bedroom features a large sash window with views out over Redruth, As the property is high up it has the added benefit of providing amazing Cornish sunsets and sunrises. The property has an Open-plan lounge and kitchen area, Including a dining table and seating, a corner sofa and a tv. The kitchen is very well equipped and has an electric cooker, gas hobs, fridge/freezer and washing machine. The kitchen and living room is only shared with myself or another guest. Its ideal location, with easy access to the A30, offers direct routes to Truro, St Ives, Penzance, Hayle, Newquay and the popular boating capital of Falmouth. The nearest Beach is 3.7 miles, shops, restaurants and pubs within easy walking distance. Annual Surf Competitions are held at Portreath, Porthtowan and neighbouring beaches, which are within an easy drive. Stithians Lake situated 3.2 miles away offers other watersports facilities including windsurfing, canoeing, jet skiing, etc. This area offers the best of Cornish attractions and facilities whilst tucked away in this quiet historic Cornish Mining town.

It is located in the heart of Redruth Town, a mining town with very beautiful buildings and history. The property is only a few minutes walk from the train and bus station, shops, pubs, cinema, restaurants and bars but is quietly tucked away in a cul de sac next to neighbouring town houses so its location is actually very peaceful given its central location.

A large Edwardian house with a garden, living room with open fire. Guest are welcome to join us by the open fire in the evenings to read, eat and share stories, or if you'd rather, return to your room and maintain your privacy. In the heart of St.Agnes Village, Cornwall, the house is just a 15mins walk to the beach, with many costal walks. You are welcome to use the kitchen to prepare and enjoy your meals. We are a friendly couple who look forward to meeting you, and hope you enjoy your stay

You will have your own private bedroom (this one can sleep three people with a double bed and a single with an en-suite - ideal for a small family) full access to the kitchen, lounge and garden.

Saint Agnes is an idyllic Cornish Village to visit for a quiet get away, to go on long walks along the cliffs, surf at the local beach, hang out in the village pubs and get a taste of a slower pace of life :)

WE ARE OBVIOUSLY NOT ACCEPTING BOOKINGS DURING THE LOCKDOWN BUT WE WILL RESUME NORMAL BOOKINGS FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF GOV GUIDANCE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO MAKE ENQUIRIES FOR LATER IN THE SEASON WHEN THINGS ARE BACK TO NORMAL.WE ONLY NEED 24HRS NOTICE ON OUR CANCELLATION POLICY. Conveniently situated on the A30 between Truro and Redruth, The Hideaway is a separate annex with small, secure garden.

It has an en-suite bedroom plus lounge with small double sofa bed and kitchenette complete with microwave, fridge and double hot plate for cooking. It is wheelchair accessible with wide access and a wet-room style bathroom. Pets are welcome and we have off road parking. We are on a main bus and national cycle route close to local beaches (Porthtowan is 3m).

There are 2 pubs within walking distance along with a number of woodland walks. You can walk to the nearest beach in around 50 minutes down a country lane.

Private Room close to the beach. Enjoy a lovely and relaxing stay in our lovely home, 200m flat walk from the beach. Ideal resting place for walkers. Your stay includes a good selection Continental Breakfast.

Our home is a Victorian house with lots of character, built in the 1800's. We are situated under five minutes flat walk to our local beach, a Blue Flag Award winning beach. The beach is a very popular surfing destination. Our location offers beautiful costal path walks as well as cycle trails and horse riding facilities close by. We have a lovely garden and we are very relaxed. Our home will be your home during your stay.

Local village provides you with huge amount of choices from beach activities like surfing, country side walks, enjoying the local pubs or shopping in close by Truro.

The property is situated amidst coastal and woodland environment suited to singles and couples wishing to tour West and Mid Cornwall or anyone visiting the area on business. The modern studio has private access, and off road parking. Easily accessible from the A30, it is within a short drive of many well known landmarks. A half hour drive will take you to the City of Truro, St Ives and Falmouth. Several beaches are within easy access.The spectacular North Coast coastal footpaths are nearby.

CORVONA VIRUS !!!!! We are Deep cleaning the Bearhouse between each guest this includes steaming all surfaces washing all bed linen and towels on a 70 deg wash with Dettol laundy cleaner being added to the wash. Everything is cleaned with antibacterial including handels light switches and anything eles that can be cleaned All kitchen ware is being put through dishwasher with milton sterilising fluid being added in the rinse stage... We are doing everything we can to keep us all safe ..... This was once our garden offices but now turned into a lovely studio On arrival you will have your own parking space (one vehicle). If you would like to park on the drive please ask and we will arrange this . The self contained studio has it's own private entry via a front door. Inside you will find an open plan dining/seating area with modern kitchenette. The kitchenette has a small fridge, microwave, kettle & toaster. induction hob .. However, there is NO cooker. There is a table with 2 chairs, mounted TV & queen size bed wardrobe. The bathroom has a shower, toilet & hand basin it has all you need for a happy and comfortable stay

Gwel an moor is 3 mins away by car . Little village 10 min walk with pub , shops , pharmacy, doctors. During the week a little Cornish pasty shop opens in the morning. You can walk for miles around here , with the Theidy country park being just across the road. just off the A30 opposite the Golf club

Welcome to Sunny Bank situated in the village of Lanner, Cornwall. Lanner is very central for exploring all of Cornwall with its beautiful coast line. My ground floor apartment has just been renovated consisting of a brand new kitchen with dishwasher/fridge/oven and hob, bathroom, new furniture and the apartment has been completely redecorated, so it has a fresh airy feel to the property, but very homely at the same time. You will have the entire apartment with your own front door.

Newly decorated, easy access into property, all on one level. In a great position for walks up Carn Marth which has fantastic views towards, Falmouth, St.Austell and St.Agnes. Parking for one car available on drive.

Lanner Village is stituated on the Redruth to Falmouth road. Sandy Bank is in a quiet location, but with all the amenities a village has to offer, shop, garage, 2 pubs, garden nursery with cafe. Lovely scenic walks all around the village.