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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.

The SIPHON offers a special glamping holiday where your carbon footprint will be minimal - we source as much as we can from local suppliers and ask our guests to recycle/compost. The SIPHON is off grid - solar power provides electricity for lighting and charging mobile phones - and there is a 'green' waterless toilet. A really exciting AND DIFFERENT holiday experience with outside space for barbecuing and play. Perfect for FAMILY celebrations, children AND dogs AND close to the EDEN PROJECT

Enjoy the comfort of the wood burning stove, melt marshmallow over the fire pit or cook your meal in the open air! Close to the Eden Project, The Siphon railway carriage offers a totally different holiday experience. Stay in this converted railway carriage with comfortable beds, fully equipped kitchen, COSY WOOD BURNING STOVE (first night’s fuel FREE thereafter £5 a pack) separate compost toilet and an amazing hot shower, 12 volt electricity for lighting and phone charging and a fire pit. A great off-grid glamping experience. Although listed as sleeping eight people, the Siphon itself sleeps UP TO SIX (bunk beds can only be used by children of six or above) with an additional two people being accommodated in The Toad BRAKE VAN which is close by, at a small additional charge The Siphon RAILWAY CARRIAGE is nearly 60' long, divided into three separate bedrooms, one with a king size double the SECOND with two single beds, plus an additional THIRD bedroom with bunk beds (not suitable for very young children). In addition two adults can be accommodated in The Toad brake van which is just a few yards away, offering the facility for two families or a larger group of friends to stay. There is a sitting/dining area with WOOD BURNING STOVE, fully equipped kitchen with gas cooker plus an outside dining area when the weather is warm.The Siphon can accommodate SIX people in three separate bedrooms(and up to 8 people in total using both carriages). The living space and one of the bedrooms have double doors which lead out onto raised decking - perfect for al fresco dining - and a fully equipped kitchen area with gas cooker, work tops, sink and storage plus an enormous, very efficient cold box on the balcony. We change the ice packs as and when necessary for our guests. The Siphon is 'off-grid' - there is no mains electricity only 12 volt lighting and a charging point for phones. Sorry, no tv or electrical appliances! There is a cold water supply inside the wagon and an amazing outside hot shower and a ‘green ‘ toilet a very few steps away (less than ten feet). Outside and on a lower level to The Siphon is a firepit and seating area (just wooden planks on blocks)! where you can enjoy a drink (or two), watch the stars or listen to the sounds of the country whilst filling the fire - we can sell you bags of logs (£5 bag for kiln dried wood) - sorry but we are unable to provide free fuel for either the Wood burning stove or the firepit. Fuel for the stove MUST be purchased from us at £5 a pack although we supply your first pack free of charge. (Logs, kindling, flamer firefighter and matches). You will share your outside space with the birds and the many wild animals which live around - foxes, badgers, deer, otters, squirrels and many more smaller mammals but the inside of the Siphon is warm and secure. Fall asleep to the sound of the nearby river and wake to the dawn chorus of the birds. The Siphon is not for the frail or timid - the doors are the original heavy wood ones and the catches are also original - marvel at the workmanship which went into the making of this grand old lady and marvel yet more at the way in which she has converted so magnificently into this unusual holiday space. We have had nothing but positive feedback from our guests who come with open minds to enjoy this unusual and definitely unique glamping holiday destination. We hope that everything will be perfect for you and it will certainly be a new and exciting holiday experience for everyone who stays. Our younger guests have delighted in the magic of staying on a 'train' and Train Teddy will be there to greet them. Lots of space for running around, outside games and a range of indoor games for families to enjoy if the weather isnt good. The Siphons - the telegraphic name for these commercial carriages - carried milk in milk churns from the West Country to the cities of the UK. The Siphons were based on the chassis of passenger carriages and often were added to the rear of express passenger trains travelling from the West Country in order to transport milk and other perishables as quickly as possible to London and other centres. There were louvres cut into the wooden sides at two levels to allow for greater ventilation and these we have retained as much as possible in 'our' Siphon. This is truly a piece of railway history, particularly as there are only a handful of Siphons still in existence and many of these are in a very poor state. We describe The Siphon as an unique 'glamping with style' experience - a beautiful and spacious area in a railway carriage - but perhaps you will have other ways of describing her.... Our guests will enjoy the Siphon, the surrounding area and have access onto miles of surrounding trails and the walk or cycle to the Eden Project. The Siphon is positioned on one of the sidings of the Trenance Valley Line - one of the last branch lines built by the Great Western Railway or the GWR - 'God's Wonderful Railway'. This line only carried commercial traffic. It was authorised in 1910, opened in 1920 after the first world war and eventually closed in 1968. A word of warning - the river is close by and is NOT securely fenced so children will need to be supervised but what an experience for everyone who stays here! We also feel that The Siphon experience may not be entirely suitable for very young children - children of three or younger have stayed very successfully and have been enthralled by the experience but, parents, be aware! no washing machine, only an outside shower and no tv! But there are plenty of positive things to offset these. Being close to nature, plenty of 'family' time with no digital distractions, walking, playing outside or playing some of the games which are inside the Siphon, melting marshmallows at the firepit, cooking supper over a wood fire, having evening sing-songs around the fire, partying - your choice - some or all of these! The whole area was an industrial site so be aware that there are drops, uneven surfaces and other hazards - but common sense and care will prevent any accidents. We are happy to suggest places to visit, suggestions on where to eat and walks accessible from The Siphon or slightly further away. The Siphon is in a rural position in a valley setting close to the River Vinnick - we could bore you with more historical detail but you can read all about the area when you are here. Centrally positioned for exploring Cornwall, close to the south Cornish beaches and only a short drive to the surfing beaches of the north coast - just a perfect holiday retreat! There is public transport but limited - do please try to bring a car or rent one when you get here - mainline trains at St. Austell, about 1.5 miles away, a few buses and, of course, taxis. You can also walk directly from The Siphon into St. Austell using the trails which cover miles of the surrounding area, or you can walk to the Eden Project using the trails. The Siphon is not connected to the national grid - electricity is 12 volt supplied via solar energy. Therefore - no tvs, no hairdryers, no washing machines -but plenty of peace, relaxation, bird song, playing games, conversation, good food and wine - the list is endless. There is a cold water supply connected to the sink in the kitchen and there is hot water to the shower and basin outside. We aim to keep our 'carbon footprint' as small as possible and at the same time offer our guests a truly unique holiday experience. We therefore ask all guests to recycle as much of their rubbish as possible (tins/plastic bottles/glass jars and bottles, cardboard and paper are all collected) and to buy local produce whenever possible to reduce 'food miles'. The Siphon has a wood burning stove installed which heats the main living area - an excellent heat source to keep away any chill. Please note that fuel for the stove must be purchased from us and guests are asked not to burn any rubbish in the stove. PLEASE NOTE THAT DURING PEAK PERIODS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS THERE IS A MINIMUM BOOKING PERIOD OF THREE DAYS. At all other times the minimum booking period is two days apart from a few weeks in November/December when we are happy to accept ONE DAY BOOKINGS. THE TOAD: We have a second carriage available which sleeps 2 adults - if your party numbers more than 6 please ask about this which is available at an extra but discounted price. The Toad brake van was used on the Great Western Railway at the end of long trains carrying commercial traffic. It has the original sand boxes supplying sand to the braking wheels to help slow down the train and although now converted to holiday accommodation the original features of the wagon are still present. The Toad offers a living space with seating and a double bed plus a kitchen with hob and sink. There is cold water only into the kitchen sink and a further tap outside. Outside is a fire area for outdoor cooking if the weather permits. The Toad is only available for renting in conjunction with The Siphon as it shares the outdoor shower and toilet and for groups of over 6. Very occasionally The Toad can be used as a stand alone unit but only when The Siphon is not being used. Minimum rental periods are then two days out of season and three days in season (July and August, Christmas and New Year and all school holidays). Please ask for more details. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR USING THE TOAD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SIPHON - PLEASE ASK BEFORE REQUESTING A RESERVATION. The Siphon itself - all 60' of her space - the immediate surrounding area including the firepit for outside fires and barbecue area and access onto miles of surrounding trails - all this is available to our guests. We are here to answer questions, help with suggestions of places to visit, change the icepacks in the giant cold box as and when necessary, provide information for local sightseeing - as little or as much help as you might need. The Siphon is in a rural position in a valley setting close to the River Vinnick - we could bore you with more historical detail but you can read all about the area when you are here. Centrally positioned for exploring Cornwall, close to the south Cornish beaches and only a short drive to the surfing beaches of the north coast - just a perfect holiday retreat! Public transport isn't great - the main line railway station is at St. Austell (about 1.5 miles away), Newquay Airport (about 11 miles away), cross channel ferry at Plymouth for France (about 40 miles away) but local bus services are infrequent and we really do suggest having a car at your disposal, even if you hire one when you get to St. Austell. Guests staying in The Siphon need to be slightly different in their outlook on life - enjoy the outdoors, maybe walking or cycling, surfing or swimming, sailing or kayaking - prepared to spend the evenings playing board games or sitting outside watching the stars - barbecue some freshly caught fish (from one of the nearby harbours) - just a few suggestions........

Very close to the Eden Project and within easy reach of Heligan Gardens and the beaches of the north and south coast.

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.

**PLEASE NOTE: I will offer a full refund in the event of further travel restrictions due to Corona Virus** Touchstone Cottage is a lovingly restored 200 year old fisherman's cottage just a stone's throw from Mevagissey's working harbour on the much sought after sunny East Cliff. As a 19th century cottage, tucked away up a secluded cobbled path, you are unable to reach the Cottage by car; this ensures that you will enjoy a peaceful stay. The Lost Gardens of Heligan are within walking distance

The upper floor of the Cottage is light and airy; a partition wall has been removed to create a 'mezzanine' bedroom, next to the bathroom. The bedroom has a lovely view across the cobbled back streets of the Village. Light floods down the stairs to the Living Room which features original floorboards which have been lovingly restored, and a log burning stove. There are exposed beams throughout and heaps of character. The cottage is painted white throughout, and features lovely Loaf furniture in the bedroom and living room. Downstairs, on the ground floor, the kitchen/diner features the prettiest slate tiles complete with underfloor heating. Should you choose to cook at home you will find that the kitchen is fully equipped with electric hob and oven, and a lovely pale blue 1950s style SMEG fridge with freezer box. The look is complemented by the mid-century Ercol table and chairs. Finally, a word of caution, the internal stairs are original and are therefore tight and steep, and the cobbled path leading to the cottage can be slippery when wet! I very much look forward to welcoming you. Please do not hesitate to get in touch should you have any questions.

Mevagissey is a beautiful base from which to explore the surrounding area and you will experience a real slice of traditional Cornish life during your stay. In the village itself you will find many lovely shops to browse around alongside 'olde worlde' pubs, cafes and restaurants, where you can eat and drink locally sourced produce. The fishermen haul in their catch at the end of the day and both deep-sea angling trips and short mackerel fishing trips in the bay are available from the quay. The seagulls follow the boats in and are very noisy; just thought I would mention this as the cottage is very close to the harbour! During the summer months there are ferries that will take you from the harbour to Fowey or around the coastline. Mevagissey also has its own small sealife aquarium and museum. Mevagissey is surrounded by beautiful beaches which you can access from The Coast Path; the cottage is just seconds from the Coast Path. You can walk up 'The Cliff' to the top and follow the footpath to beautiful Polstreath beach (steps down) or you can walk over the top of Polkirt Hill and down to Portmellon beach, a sandy cove with plenty of rock pools. From here you can follow the Coast Path to Colona Beach at Chapel Point beach, and, if you are a keen walker, you can keep on walking to Gorran Haven Beach, and you might catch sight of seals, dolphins or even basking sharks on the way. Mevagissey does have its own small beach in the harbour if you do not want to walk. There are many other unspoilt beaches within 10 minutes' drive including Gorran Haven, Vault Beach, Hemmick and Porthluney 'Caerhays', to name but a few. Lovely unspoilt villages such as Port Holland and Portloe, the majestic Nare Head and Pendower Beach, and the Roseland Peninsula and its beautiful beaches, including Towan beach, are all within a 30 minute drive. You can also take the scenic King Harry Ferry across the Fal River and continue on to Falmouth. The North Coast is a short 40 minute drive away and there are surfing beaches at Newquay, Perranporth etc. Mevagissey also hosts its own Feast Week during the last week of June when the harbour is decorated with bright lights and flags, there is a full week of activities and on the final evening there is a spectacular firework display around the harbour. Local Beach Summary Mevagissey beach in the harbour (5 minutes walk) Polstreath beach (steps down) - walk up 'The Cliff' on the east side of the harbour to the top and follow the Coast Path (10 minutes walk) Pentewan beach - follow the Coast Path east of Polstreath beach Portmellon beach - walk over the top of Polkirt Hill (20 minutes walk) Colona Beach, Chapel Point - follow the Coast Path west of Portmellon (30 minutes walk)

CLOSE TO the EDEN PROJECT The Mill is the ground floor of Bojea Mill. Although the building has four floors in total the ground floor is the only occupied area - the floor above is a party floor which we use for family clebrations when we have no guests staying. Visit at any time of the year and enjoy all that Cornwall has to offer. Perfect for long walks - with or without a dog - wrapping up warm in the winter - superb dining opportunities...

********************************** ********************************** AND stay in The Mill which is the ground floor of Bojea Mill. The building was a corn mill, with a water wheel powered by water from the River Vinnick. However, the wheel is long gone together with most of the mill machinery. We welcome you to our home... TRAVEL TO CORNWALL for the weekend - under 5 hours on the train from Paddington or an easy drive. Relax in the Mill or explore the local area, go swimming on the south coast or surfing on the north coast, walk the coastal footpath, go beachcombing, trek the moors, visit THE EDEN PROJECT or THE LOST GARDENS OF HELIGAN - The choice is yours! Any time is a perfect time to visit - deserted beaches in the spring and autumn - mild weather, wonderful walks along the coastal paths, perhaps the opportunity to sit in the sun on one of the special Cornish beaches, or try your hand at surfing, sailing, kayaking, coasteering, windsurfing - all this plus the haven of The Mill to return to in the evenings. Cook in or eat out - The choice is yours! DOGS ARE WELCOME HERE! Walk straight from the door onto the surrounding trails - or even to Eden - or explore the local beaches - a dog's delight! A small charge of £15 for each animal per stay is made for your pet and please let us know if you are bringing your pet with you BEFORE you book. THE EDEN PROJECT The time to enjoy this world renowned project - spend the day learning about our dependence on plants and marvel at this amazing site - be inspired and learn to connect with others in new ways. THE MILL is a former corn mill which was water driven, but the water course was diverted some time ago. It now offers a spectacular space with stone walls and massive wooden beams supported by cast iron pillars. There are comfortable beds in TWO en suite bedrooms, a sofa which converts to a small double plus a further sofa made for curling up in with a good book, modern kitchen equipment and an enclosed garden. Perfect for one or two couples, friends or a family group of up to 6 (using a convertible sofa in the sitting room and/or a cot in one of the bedrooms). One bedroom has a king size double, the other two twin beds. If you require both rooms made as doubles please let us know at time of booking. The sitting room is large and spacious and offers the space for relaxing, playing games or watching tv or a dvd. Keep in touch using the free wifi (which is generally fairly reliable but we are unable to always guarantee this due to our rural position)! or do some research to make the best possible use of your time here. There is a small enclosed garden area immediately adjacent to the Mill with another 3 acres of grounds to walk through and with direct access onto the miles of nearby trails which are used by walkers, cyclists and horseriders but these trails are unlit and mainly rough surfaced and steep in places. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the Eden Project (4 miles or about an hour or two) or to the South Coast at Pentewan and Mevagissey along the miles of trails which criss cross the surrounding area. We are only too happy to suggest outings for our guests, quiet beaches, good walks, dog friendly areas, places to eat, the nearest shops, cheapest fuel, but the Mill is your home for you to enjoy for the duration of your stay. The Mill is an old building and we have retained the exposed granite walls in places out of respect for the origins of the building - it does NOT have a modern, plastered interior with double glazed, plastic windows but it DOES have enormous character and atmosphere. The beams are immense as they carried the weight of vast quantities of corn and these beams are supported by cast iron pillars which were made locally at Charlestown and there are gigantic pieces of granite in the walls, still showing evidence of oil stains from when the bearings of the cogs and wheels needed frequent greasing. This is not to the detriment of the building - its just a bit of its past history. We have many different species of birds visiting us throughout the year (the dawn chorus is quite loud!) and plenty of wildlife in the vicinity. In the spring you can walk amongst the bluebells, and later in the year enjoy the foxgloves. There is a riverside stroll which leads onto the trails. You may be lucky enough to spot some deer, or maybe a fox or badger and the last few summers an otter was spotted! The main line railway station is at St. Austell, just over a mile away. Local car hire firms will deliver a hire car direct to the station by prior arrangement. The airport at Newquay is within easy reach and it is possible to hire a car from there. Ferries travel from Plymouth (about 40 miles away) to France (Roskoff, Britanny). OUR OTHER PROPERTY - THE SIPHON, is a converted railway carriage sleeping up to six people - this is about 1/4 mile away along the former track of the old railway - and gives the opportunity of accommodating groups of up to 14 people between the two sites. Perfect for two or three families, a wedding group or a group of friends. The Siphon now has a wood burning stove to keep guests warm during the colder months. PLEASE NOTE: DURING PEAK PERIODS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS (Easter and July and August and the Christmas period) THERE IS A MINIMUM BOOKING PERIOD OF Three DAYS but at other times the minimum booking period is two days. Our guests will have sole use of the Mill's ground floor - a large area! The small enclosed garden area with parking. Access onto miles of trails (leading to The Eden Project, The Wheal Martyn China Clay Museum and the South coast at Pentewan). As much or as little as our guests desire...we are happy to give advice on places to visit. Just let us know what works best for you! Public transport in Cornwall has its limitations! The main line train service covers the County right down to Penzance with branch lines serving Looe, falmouth, Newquay and St. Ives. However, we would always recommend having a car at your disposal - whether you drive down or travel down by train and then rent a car - this way you will be able to enjoy your visit and see so much more. Please be aware of the dog restrictions on some Cornish beaches - a list is in the Mill. OR perhaps VISIT THE EDEN PROJECT.. What about a special dining experience? Rick Stein (Padstow), Jamie Oliver 15 (Watergate Bay), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac) and Paul Ainsworth (Padstow) all have restaurants not too far away plus dozens more to choose from for truly memorable meals. Make your stay a gastronomic one! ****************************** PLAN YOUR VISIT! ******************************* Then why not stay with us - a short drive from the Eden Project or taxi ride or bus ride ( (which takes you into st austell town centre) or even a (longish) Walk. Easy reach of both the south coast and north coast and convenient to superb dining experiences in the County.

Very close to The Eden Project - drive there in a few minutes, walk or cycle along the adjacent trails. Close to beaches and coastal walks

Set in the tiny working fishing village of Portloe 1 Cliff Cottages is a stone built harbour side traditional fisherman's cottage with spectacular views over the harbour out to sea.

1 Cliff Cottages for your exclusive use, consists of 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, lounge with fire place (unfortunately we cannot supply logs but they are available from local shops), kitchen, separate WC and bathroom (bath only, no shower). Outside there is a share utility room with washing machine and drier. The terrace, lounge and double bedroom offer spectacular views out to sea and over the harbour where two small fishing boats still work. The cottage is semi-detached and is the left-hand side on the photographs looking over the harbour. There is a TV with FreeSat and DVD player. The WiFi is quick enough for streaming if you bring a suitable device. All bed linen and towels are provided but please bring your own beach towels.

Portloe is a small fishing village in the Roseland, 20 minutes drive from Truro within easy access of the whole of Cornwall. Within the village time can be spent at the Ship Inn, Lugger Hotel, swimming in the enclosed harbour, walking the coast path or sat on the terrace enjoying the view. There is a small beach in the village when the tide is low and Carne Beach a 5 minute drive away.

Modern cottage, perfect for walkers, beachcombers or as a base from which to explore Cornwall. 'Loveday' has a homely feel and is set in a village of old and new houses, we live next door but 'Loveday' is private, peaceful, and self contained.

Modern cottage, perfect for walkers, beachcombers or as a base from which to explore Cornwall. 'Loveday' has a homely feel and is set in a village of old and new houses, we live next door but 'Loveday' is private, peaceful, and self contained. The cottage has a through lounge with French windows at each end, opening onto the gardens. The bedroom has a lovely mid century style King size bed and 1950's G Plan dressing table and wardrobe. All linen and towels,(including beach towels), are provided. The cottage is perfect for two guests but there is a small double sofa bed in the lounge, which would be fine for one adult guest or up to two small ones. Children are most welcome and this is a safe spot for them as the small garden area is fenced and the street is quiet with pavements and little traffic, so no throwing oneself into a hedge every time a car passes. The beach and coastal footpaths are within a few minutes walk and although the cottage is in a residential area the views from the lounge and front deck are of hills and sheep on the opposite side of the valley. The kitchen is well equipped with a washing machine and dishwasher, the pretty kitchen window gives a view of village rooftops and Lamledra hills. The cottage faces south so is usually light and bright, weather permitting and the front and rear decks can be used to catch the sun throughout the day. When the weather is not so good, the cottage is well heated by radiators and a solid fuel effect electric heater in the fireplace. There is ample space outside to store kayaks, wet-suits, small inflatables etc.. The property is self contained. Guests have access to two, private fenced garden/decking areas and an off road parking space. We provide books and games, beach towels, garden furniture and a chiminea so you can keep warm while stargazing. We are available and happy to offer information and advice about the surrounding area but also happy to respect guests privacy. Gorran Haven is a friendly and peaceful seaside village. The local beach is sandy, safe, and a few minutes downhill stroll from Loveday Cottage. The walk back is of course uphill but the views are stunning so plenty of excuses to rest for a moment. If you enjoy walking, the south west coastal path is accessed nearby, leading to Portmellon and Mevagissey to the north, or Vault beach and Dodman point to the south. There are three cafes; The Mermaid on the beach serves snacks, drinks and meals, The Coast Path Cafe and Harbours Reach are both close to Gorran beach. The Llawnroc Hotel, (quite fancy), is a few hundred yards away with a large terrace, good food and live music during summer. A general store and chip shop are also in the village however, many more restaurants can be found in nearby Mevagissey and surrounding villages. Approximately one mile inland there is an old but re furbished pub The Barley Sheaf, which serves food and some nights there are; bands, Morris dancers or the weekly quiz, check for list of events. A car is necessary to travel freely outside the village however the local bus service travels to St Austell, Mevagissey and Truro. The nearest rail station is in St Austell which is ten miles away, taxis are available or I will be able to pick up from the station by arrangement. If you wish to walk sections of the coast path I can pick up or drop off if pre arranged. No extra charges for WiFi or electricity. We have two dogs and two cats who are all friendly but will not have access to the cottage. All linen is of good quality and natural fibres. For hygiene, pillow and mattress protectors are used and are changed/laundered between bookings as are blankets and throws. Please note we do not let for stays of less than 7 days duration during August commencing on Friday/Saturday or Sunday.

Gorran Haven is a friendly and peaceful seaside village. The local beach is sandy, safe, and a few minutes downhill stroll from Loveday Cottage. The walk back is of course uphill but the views are stunning so plenty of excuses to rest for a moment. If you enjoy walking, the south west coastal path is accessed nearby, leading to Portmellon and Mevagissey to the north, or Vault beach and Dodman point to the south. There are three cafes; The Mermaid on the beach serves snacks, drinks and meals, The Coast Path Cafe and Harbours Reach are both close to Gorran beach. The Llawnroc Hotel, (quite fancy), is a few hundred yards away with a large terrace, good food and live music during summer. A general store and chip shop are also in the village however, many more restaurants can be found in nearby Mevagissey and surrounding villages. Approximately one mile inland there is an old but re furbished pub The Barley Sheaf, which serves food and some nights there are; bands, Morris dancers or the weekly quiz, check for list of events.

If you are looking for a relaxing time, in a peaceful and stunning location, Ardevora Vean is perfect for you. Nestled in the beautiful countryside of the Roseland Peninsula and close to the upper reaches of the River Fal, this immaculately renovated west wing of Ardevora Mill is a great place to stay. Off the beaten track (down a long farm track), yet only 10 mins from the nearest beach and within easy reach of both St Mawes & Portscatho. Regret no dogs. If you are holidaying with family or friends, two additional cottages (Crowjy Ardevora & Ardevora an Gylen) are just across the courtyard - booking these will give you accommodation for 11 guests in total. N.B. Both these cottages have a Sunday changeover.

Vean is in the west wing of Ardevora Mill and has been carefully converted, retaining many original features. With high ceilings, original beams and very comfortable furnishings, the owners have created a superb hideaway with a secluded south facing courtyard garden. In the grounds of the Mill there are two other cottages (Crowjy Ardevora & Ardevora an Gylen) and all 3 properties can be combined to provide accommodation for up to 11 people. You will be warmly welcomed to Ardevora Mill by the owners, Teri & Andrew, who really go out of their way to make you feel totally at home in this very special place. Accommodation Lower Ground Floor Only: Taking a couple of steps down into the pleasant courtyard garden you will enter into a spacious hallway, from which doors lead into all rooms. The open plan living room has comfortable armchairs, dining area and a well equipped kitchen. The bedroom has a king size bed and has views over the countryside. The wet style shower room also has a WC and wash hand basin, with a non slip tiled floor. Exterior: The enclosed private courtyard garden is secluded with patio furniture and a lovely place to enjoy al-fresco meals. BBQs are available for guests' use. A shared laundry facility with washing machine and tumble dryer is available on site. Facilities & Services Heating is via oil fire under floor heating & electricity. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, dishwasher, electric oven & ceramic hob. The lounge area has a TV with Freeview & DVD player. Free WiFi is available at the property. There is an iron and ironing board. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included, but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is ample parking available for a number of cars on the private driveway. Although the owners have their own dog, we regret that guests' dogs are not permitted. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. For younger guests a cot & high chair is available on request. For a nominal fee you can hire the owners' kayaks to explore the river at your leisure. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The tiny tranquil Cornish village of Philleigh is in superb countryside in the heart of the rural Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall. Famous for its sixteenth century pub, The Roseland Inn. Philleigh is ideally located for exploring the countryside of the Roseland Peninsula whilst only a ten minute drive from the superb beaches around Portscatho & Carne. The D-Day embarkation points at Turnaware Point and Smugglers Cottage are only a short drive from Philleigh. The nearest pubs are the Roseland Inn at Philleigh, the Kings Arms at Tregony and the Kings Head at Ruan Lanihorne, all or which serve excellent food. There are shops, restaurants and local facilities in Portscatho & St Mawes.

Tug's Barn is a delightful, self-catering / B&B, first floor, 46m2, barn conversion (2012) accessed by exterior granite steps. It sits beside our pretty Victorian house, near 'The Apple Loft' (also listed with Airbnb) in four acres of gardens, flower picking beds and orchards in the award winning and friendly village of Grampound. Minimum stay 2 nights.

The front door opens into a WIFI enabled sitting room with comfortable Vintage chairs, TV, DVD player and a radio. There is a well equipped kitchen area (gas cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and clothes washing machine) a large hallway and a separate dining room. Clothes may be dried outside in the garden. Central heating and hot water are always available. The bedroom has a Queen sized bed (5') and is adjacent to the spacious shower room. Private parking, gas, electricity, GFCH, HW, WIFI, bedding and towels are included in the price.

The Dolphin Inn public house is 400 metres away, The Cornish Smoke House supplies smoked meat, shellfish, fish, cheeses and is 300 metres away. The Grampound community newsagent, grocery and coffee shop is 500 metres as is the Eastern Promise Cantonese Restaurant. The beautiful Roseland Peninsula, with miles of coastal footpaths, is on our doorstep and we are very conveniently located to explore Cornwall's Great Gardens. The county town of Truro is some 8 miles away, Heligan Gardens about 4 miles and the Eden Project about 10miles. Recommendations for days out: (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN)

Our 2 bed room new-build cottage is a modern open space, perfect for a relaxing Cornish holiday. Situated on a quiet development in the ancient township of Grampound, it is perfectly positioned at the gateway to the Roseland Peninsula. The south coast is 7 miles away and the north coast only 14 miles. The world famous Eden Project is just 10 miles away and the Lost Gardens of Heligan just 4 miles. Happy to consider longer term stays. There are two private off-road parking spaces allocated.

The Space - The downstairs living space combines a living room diner and kitchen, for guest use. Down stairs loo. Outside - The fully enclosed garden with lawn is reached via the kitchen and has garden furniture available. Back gate allows access to the parking area. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one with a double bed, the other with twin beds. Please note that the NORMAL configuration is for twin beds in the second bedroom. HOWEVER, A 3rd SINGLE BED CAN BE ADDED IF NECESSARY... e.g. if you have a 3rd child. The upstairs bathroom has a bath with an electric shower. WIFI is available throughout.

Grampound is a traditional Cornish village with numerous listed buildings and a picturesque high street. There is a community village shop and coffee shop, a St Austell Brewery pub, Chinese resturant / take away & smoked fish shop. There is also a doctor's surgery. All within easy walking distance. There are numerous attractions, towns, beaches, moorland and cycle ways all within easy reach. There are also a number of local walks.

A self contained 1 bedroom cottage for 2 guests in the beautiful Cornish countryside, close to a range of attractions including the Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. Experience scenic walks along the South West Coastal path, close to numerous beautiful beaches and a number of gardens. Caerhays Castle and the historic ports of Charlestown and Mevagissey are right on your doorstep. The local pub, Polgooth Inn, is only half a mile away serving St Austell brewery ales & quality food.

Heatherside has a private entrance and patio space, for guests’ use only. There is parking available, however, if you are arriving via public transport we can arrange pick up and drop off at St Austell train station if required. *WELCOME PACK* The kitchen is fully equipped for your stay, with an oven, washing machine and fridge. There will also be a Welcome Pack awaiting you on your arrival, which includes; local bread & jam, eggs, milk, tea, coffee and cereal. (Please advise if you have dietary allergies.) Sitting area/ double bedroom with comfortable double bed, TV & DVD player and storage facilities. All bedding is included and a range of books, games and dvds for the use of guests. Shower room with towels provided although it is requested that guests bring their own beach towels. Smoking is not allowed in the property.

There is much to see and do within walking distance of Levalsa Meor including the woodland trail to Pentewan where you can hire bikes or enjoy a walk through historic trails to the sea or to the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Charlestown and Fowey are a short drive away as is the beautiful Roseland peninsula where you can catch a ferry to Falmouth or the National Trust Trelissick gardens. Mevagissey is a fishing village with a working harbour where fishing trips are available at certain times of the year. Mevagissey Feast week takes place 24th - 30th June celebrating the ‘Feast of St Peter’ since 1754. A day out in Truro either by car; park and ride available, or train; is a must for any visit to mid Cornwall with the Cathedral, historic trail and independent shops well worth a visit. St Austell offers a range of amenities including the mainline train station (3 Miles from Heather Cottage) there is a cinema, local shops, supermarkets and leisure centre. The Wheal Martyn China Clay Museum is well worth a visit and highlights the historic importance to the development of mid Cornwall. This property is ideal for cyclists, walkers, garden enthusiasts and sea lovers.

Hi, We are 0.5 miles from st austell railway and bus station. Near by to us is, The historic small port of Charlestown 1.2 miles by road, Beach, 3 good pubs and eateries, shipwreck museum, and where some of Poldark was filmed and others. Has frequent tallships in the harbour. The Eden Project 3 miles by road. Porthpean beach [1 of our favourites] 2 miles, seasonal kayak hire.

Heligan gardens 7.1 miles Quaint fishing port of mevagissey Beautiful Fowey

Penstrassoe 3 Within walking distance to Charlestown and easy access to the Eden Project, Heligan Gardens and many beautiful Cornish beaches, this room will provide you with a comfortable base to explore the wonders of Cornwall.

A double room with TV, Amazon Firestick, tea & coffee making facilities, newly refurbished family bathroom.

Locally there is an excellent provision of food choices within walking distance. We are also perfectly positioned to explore the entire County. Previous guests have visited The Historic Port of Charlestown (Poldark has been filmed here), Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. Within an hour you can be walking on Bodmin Moor or swimming in the blue waters of Porth Curnow. Beaches are plentiful! The most local is Carlyon Bay with others such as Porthpean, Pentewan, Caerhays and Polkerris a short drive away. If you fancy exploring more widely head for the Roseland Peninsula and look for Carne, Pendower and Caerhayes. The North Coast is more rugged and a fantastic spot to watch the sun set. Personally I love, Newquay, Crantock, Holywell Bay, Polzeath, Harlin Bay & Perranporth. St Austell town centre is a short stroll left out of the house and up the hill. It has a variety of independent and high street stores and is definitely worth a potter if you have time. Truro is larger and the Cathedral City of Cornwall. There are many shops, restaurants, cafes in the city as well as the Museum for Cornwall and of course the stunning Cathedral! If you like walking I thoroughly recommend ‘IWALK Cornwall’ which is a free app and has loads of fantastic circular walks for every taste, covering the whole of Cornwall. A walk costs £1.99 to download and uses GPS to guide you every step of the way. Eating and Drinking Costa – great for a coffee and snack breakfast – turn right out of the house and cross at the double roundabout. Follow the road towards Mevagissey and you will find Costa in the complex on your right. You can’t miss McDonalds and KFC which are also in that area! Frankie and Bennie’s, Wetherspoons & Prezzo are in the White River Place, turn left out of the house, 2 mins walk up the hill along with a host of independents including Smorgers, Nepalese Gurkha Restaurant, Watermargin Chinese Restaurant, Walkers Fish & Chips If you fancy something different head for Charlestown to eat or drink. There is a plethora of bars, restaurants and coffee shops, some of which are listed below. All have a pleasant atmosphere & serve high quality food but please make sure you book ahead to avoid disappointment*: The Longstore* - Charlies Boathouse* - The Pier House Hotel* - Rashleigh Inn * - The Harbourside - Charlies Coffee Shop – Pentewan is 10 min drive and offers, Simply Judes Brasserie and The Kingswood Restaurant can be found 5 minutes away in London Apprentice A more complete guide can be found: https://www.eatoutcornwall.com/restaurants/st-austell/

Quirky old sweet shop that now comprises of a self contained bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. The flat has its own entrance and a parking space is provided. The beautiful harbour of Charlestown seen frequently in Poldark, is a 10 minute walk away. The town centre is a twenty minute walk and local shops and pubs are all walkable in minutes.

Kitchen and bathroom on ground level. The kitchen has a cooker, fridge, sink and microwave. Small table with 2 chairs. the bathroom has a shower, sink and toilet. You need to clime some steep stairs to the bedroom which comprises of a double bed, desk/drawer unit and a TV.

Comfortable double room in our home, located on a quiet hillside on the edge of Mevagissey with panoramic views of the village and the Heligan Valley. Tea and coffee in your room. TV with Freeview and Netflix, WiFi. We have extensive knowledge of Mevagissey and surrounding areas and can offer you discounted tickets for The Lost Gardens of Heligan. We offer quiet and comfortable accommodation, free parking, easily accessible from the main road and a 10 minute walk downhill to Mevagissey Harbour.

We are situated in a quiet street on the edge of the village, we are at the top of the hill hence the beautiful panoramic views but we work from home and are usually available for a lift up and down which takes less than 5 minutes. If you wish to walk down it takes about ten minutes to reach the picturesque harbour. Alternatively, there is a conveniently located car park at the bottom of the hill if you prefer to take your own car down. Alex is a Complementary Therapist and offers a range of holistic and beauty therapies in her therapy room at the house. Guests may choose from Reiki, Reflexology, Indian Head Massage, Luxury Facial Treat. Please see our Guidebook for The Holistic Mermaid in Mevagissey.

We are located in a quiet residential street on the edge of the picturesque harbour village of Mevagissey. The village is a beautiful place to visit, there are boat trips and a ferry to Fowey if you wish to venture out to sea. There are many lovely shops, pubs and restaurants to interest you as well as a free museum and aquarium on the harbour. Whatever you wish to do here there are opportunities for rest, play and relaxation. The famous Lost Gardens of Heligan are a 5 minute drive or a 20 minute walk from us and we can offer you discounted tickets for an amazing day out.

Situated in the quiet village of Tregony, the 'Garden Room' offers the perfect base to explore Cornwall's beautiful Roseland Peninsula. The simple but spacious cabin boasts uninterrupted views overlooking farmland and the Fal valley. It includes a double bed with its own en-suite facilities with a double shower, toilet and wash basin. There is ample parking at the property. In the village itself there is a local shop/Post Office, and it also has a local pub which serves excellent food.

The 'Garden Room' normally offers a minimum of a 2 night stay. Although one night stays can be arranged at additional cost. Other facilities include a fridge, microwave, kettle and Continental breakfast.

Cornwall's Roseland Peninsula is renowned for its beautiful scenery, coastal walks and fishing villages.The city of Truro is only a 15 minute drive away, and hosts many large shops. The harbour towns of St. Mawes and Falmouth are also only a short drive away.

Charming Cornish Cottage with beautiful rural scenes all round. Small but spacious room that will suit the single traveller, but will also cater to couples. Situated in the village of Tregony, which is locally known as the gateway to the Roseland. The village offers a local shop, hairdressers, pub/restaurant and is on a direct bus route to Truro City and the Roseland Peninsula. A short drive to the local beaches and stunning coastal walks.

Guests will have access and are welcome to use the kitchen/diner, the shared bathrooms, the balcony and garden terrace. This property will be unsuitable for those with mobility restrictions, due to the nature of access and stairways within. This is a home that is lived in by myself and my daughter, and we own two small dogs and two cats. Whilst the bedroom is pet free, guests will need to be comfortable with the family pets in the rest of the property. There is no private parking, however the Village has a small carpark at the bottom of the hill, which is about 50m away. Alternatively, guests are able to park opposite the cottage on the road if space is available.

The Studio at The Old Roost is located in a tranquil rural hamlet within easy distance to many of Cornwall's leading attractions including The Lost Gardens of Heligan (2 miles) and only 3 miles from the traditional fishing village of Mevagissey and the beautiful Cornish coast. It is set in our grounds in between the villages of Sticker and St Ewe and has lovely countryside views. Think hotel room with your own fully equipped kitchen plus private terrace and parking.

Our barns used to be part of an original farmstead. It is situated on it's own, near the villages of St Ewe and Sticker and only 4 miles from the Gateway to the Roseland Peninsula. We are lucky not to be overlooked whilst enjoying beautiful views. The one room studio is fully equipped with a double bed, armchairs, a kitchen with fridge (freezer compartment), gas oven with grill, extractor fan, microwave, toaster and kettle as well as tea, coffee and sugar. It is equipped with all you need to cater for meals throughout the day. Bedding and towels are included. There is a full size chest of drawers as well as hanging space (hangers provided). There is a freeview television, hairdryer and iron . The separate bathroom has an electric shower, toilet and washbasin vanity unit. Free wi-fi is available. The studio has its own private terrace with seating and the use of a washing line. You are very welcome to stroll around our garden and visit the chickens and the pony!

The Old Roost and Studio are located between St Ewe and Lower Sticker, England, United Kingdom. The Studio is perfectly located, only 4 miles from the stunning Roseland Peninsula. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, along with Lobbs Farm Shop, are within 2 miles. The traditional fishing village of Mevagissey is approx. 3 miles and there are numerous beautiful sandy beaches within 10 mins drive like Caerhays beach (also known as Porthluney), Vault and Pentewan. A little further afield, approx. 20 mins drive, is the world famous Eden Project and within 30 mins drive you will find the now famous Hidden Hut in the lovely village of Portscatho. Cornwall's North coast with its' stunning beaches is only a 30 minute drive away. Cornwall’s county town Truro is less than 30mins away as is the stunning waterside village of St. Mawes

Brickfields Apartment is a self contained Apartment with one bedroom, a lounge/kitchen area and ensuite with an electric shower and 2 Toilets. There is no sink in the front ensuite. It is at the front of The Brickfields Cottage with your own parking area & front Door. There is a key box so you do not have to collect the key. There is WiFi & Free Sat TV. The Kitchen has a Fridge Hob & Microwave The Apartment is just off a road, there is double glazing and a fantastic view from the 4 poster bed.

Brickfields was at the front of a Brick works dating back hundreds of years, the Apartment is over 300 years old but has been modernised over the years.

Grampound road is a Village between Truro, St Austell and Newquay so central to Eden Project and Heligan Gardens, and beaches south and North are 20 minutes drive away.

Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence 2017-2019. Located in a quiet wooded valley on the outskirts of St Austell town. This modern, smoke & pet free Studio is the perfect holiday retreat for 2 (plus 1 child MAX up to 16 years) looking to experience the delightful Cornish Coast. After a busy day, pour up a glass of wine, open the french doors, sit out on the balcony overlooking the woods & RELAX! Great location for exploring Cornwall. Private, off-road parking for one car. Friendly, local hosts!

Ideally situated on the beautiful South Coast, close to many beaches, coastal paths, woodland walks and attractions such as the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, Charlestown (one of the famous film sets for Poldark), Pinetum Gardens, Mevagissey and Fowey. Just a 25 minute drive to Newquay and Truro and a 30 minute drive to Padstow. Anywhere you wish to visit during your holiday is within easy reach - St Ives, Falmouth, Penzance, Lands End, the Lizard, Port Isaac, Tintagel and Boscastle. St Austell Town is just a short walk away and boasts a number of restaurants, a cinema and a variety of shops. With St Austell Brewery, famous for it’s “Proper Job” and “Tribute” Ales and “Korev” Lager also within walking distance. Nearby supermarkets include a Co-op, Asda, Lidl, Aldi, Tesco and Iceland. Leave the car at home & travel by train or bus. Nearest train/bus station is just a 10/15 minute walk away with plenty of smaller bus stops along the way. Great location for exploring the whole of Cornwall. Private, off-road parking for one car. Friendly, local hosts! NOTE: • Maximum occupancy of 2 adults, 1 child (up to the age of 16). • The child would either sleep on the sofa bed (pictured) or a single folding guest bed is available on request. Or if bringing an infant, you will need to bring your own cot and high-chair etc. • The Studio is an annex on the side of our house. • The Studio is NOT suitable for 3 adults. • NO smoking or pets. • All adults must be 21 or over. • Parking for one car is available on our driveway. If travelling in a van you may be required to park on the road just infront of the property. Any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Located in a quiet, wooded valley. Within easy walking distance of St Austell town, shops, pubs, restaurants, a cinema, supermarkets, train and bus station. If you like walking, there’s a lovely valley/woodland walk straight from the Studio, plus other walks nearby.

Kingfisher Cottage at Nansladron Farm is a beautifully furnished & cosy self-contained cottage annex in the grounds of our 16th century grade II listed farmhouse. View our Facebook page 'Nansladron Farm' for more pictures & information about the local area

Our home, Nansladron Farm, is set amidst a beautiful wooded valley and nearby river which runs down towards the quaint little village of Pentewan and its neighbouring golden stretch of beach. The cottage is situated in a quiet peaceful area that is unspoiled by light pollution and on clear nights is an ideal spot for stargazing. We have a beautiful cottage garden with secluded seating and a BBQ area.In Sun Valley resort, next door you will find Rebellion Roasthouse & Moonshine Bar who serve delicious food and amazing cocktails.

The lost gardens of Heligan are also within walking/cycling distance although this is uphill so for less able visitors a short drive of 3.5 miles might be best. The world renowned Eden project is a mere 15 minute drive away. A bust stop is just outside of the grounds which can take you to the picturesque fishing village of Mevagissey or into the local town of St Austell where you can find the cinema and bowling alley and supermarkets. . The bus and train station can also be found 3 miles away in St Austell. Opposite the property is a path leading to the cycle trail between St Austell and Pentewan . Nearby campsites offer non-resident access to a heated indoor swimming pool. The charming port of Charlestown, filming location of many films an TV productions such as Poldark is a 10 minute drive away Our house is perfectly located for enjoying the surrounding area with a plethora of charming and sometimes rugged coastal & country walks. The world famous surfing beaches of the North Cornish coast are just a short drive away. St Austell golf course is just around the corner for those who like to play a round. Come and enjoy a special getaway in a relaxing space where a good rest is assured. The local pub, Polgooth Inn, is only half a mile away serving St Austell brewery ales & quality food. Or, heading in the opposite direction you can walk the trail to the Ship Inn in Pentewan.

Ivy House studio annex offers guests a large, spacious room - with two single beds, a wardrobe, a table & chairs, plus a kitchen area (including sink, fridge, kettle & toaster). There is free tea, coffee & milk provided; a continental breakfast is available for an additional charge. A toilet is in a room below the studio. Guests can use the bathroom in the neighbouring house. The studio is available for bookings from 1 May - 30 September. To stay at Ivy House B&B, please see additional listings.

Ivy House is located in a private park, with a large garden (which is available for guests to enjoy). It's just a few miles away from attractions including the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the historic port of Charlestown, and the beaches of St Austell Bay.

Gylly Flat is a newly completed luxurious apartment with everything that you will possibly need. Nestled in a popular residential area of St Austell next to the owners property This apartment is a short walk from the town centre with pubs, shops and restaurants yet is set in a quiet peaceful location. The apartment has its own bespoke kitchen, oak flooring and central heating. Outside there is decking with seating area and a BBQ. Historic Charlestown featured in "Poldark" is 3 miles away

Included is a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, double oven, microwave, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer The bedroom has a king size bed with high quality sheets, towels and hair dryer The lounge area has a large TV and DVD player and free Wi Fi Full central heating Parking directly outside the flat

Gylly Flat is in a quite popular residential area but within walking distance of the town

A spacious 3/4 bed detached bungalow set in the Pentewan countryside on the outskirts of St Austell. The accommodation offers two generous reception rooms, one double bedroom, two single bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen with dining space, utility areas, a large driveway and two enclosed gardens. Set up for families and dogs.

One of the living spaces holds a pull out sofa bed. There is also another spare double mattress if guests need it. Please note the house has Netflix and Amazon, as well as a hifi and a smart tv with an Xbox One and also a second tv with a PS3. The house has no access to terrestrial television. It is fully equipped with unlimited WiFi for your use. The bathroom includes a shower and separate bath, which also has a showerhead. The kitchen is fully equipped apart from a microwave. There is also a washing machine. Externally the front garden is lawned with a path and a few steps running to the house. The rear garden is lawned with a patio area and a tree with a rope ladder and small pond below. Please note, there is no access to the garage or loft space.

The house is situated on the Pentewan Valley Cycle Trail which links with several beaches and the seaside village of Mevagissey. The property is also a 15 minute walk to St Austell town and is within walking distance of fast food chains and coffee shops. Within two miles is the famous Charlestown Harbour which holds some of St Austell's best restaurants and pubs. Please note on your arrival you will find a booklet full of all the 'local's' favourite places.

The Cottage is a terraced property which has been recently refurbished, it is ideally situated in the heart of Cornwalls rural mining community which allows ready access to the majority of Cornwall, the Eden Project and access to both coastlines are within a driveable distance. Great for 'Staycations' & work from home, discounts available for longer term stays(+ 1 month) please ask.

Parking is available in the village public car park (100m away) or alongside the main road, parking is normally available but does have peak usage times which may affect availability.

The Cottage is situated in a small village outside of St Austell, there are local amenities and shops within walking distance and access to larger town/Cities only a short drive away

The 'Little house in the garden' is a small detached annexe with its own parking, located in the historic village of Grampound. Set in our garden, it has a peaceful aspect. You are welcome to use the lawned area of the garden if you wish. The house has been decorated in a simple light an airy way, with a slight nautical feel! Whether you are here for a holiday or down on business - we provide a private and peaceful place for you to stay. We won’t disturb you at all, but are here if you need us.

Located at the top of the Roseland peninsula, we are perfectly positioned for days out to The Lost Gardens of Heligan (approx 15mins), the stunning beaches of the Roseland, such as Carne, Pendower, and Porthcurnick (now known for the Hidden Hut). St Mawes is a short drive away and from here you can get a boat to Falmouth. The historic harbours of Charlestown and Mevagissey are about 15 minutes away, and the great surfing beaches of the North coast and The Eden project are about 25 minutes drive. The Cathedral city of Truro is 15 minutes from Grampound, and has lots of lovely eateries and shops.

Grampound itself has a small but very well stocked community shop and coffee shop. There is a Chinese restaurant and The Dolphin Pub is just 100metres up the road. There is little play park and a football field, as well as a pleasant river walk. The village hall hosts a produce market and and vintage/antiques market once a month as well as having visiting theatre groups performing a range of shows.

With a short walk to Charlestown and easy access to the Eden Project and beautiful Cornish beaches, this room will provide you with a comfortable base to explore the wonders of Cornwall. Large double room with TV, leading to adjoining dressing room with tea and coffee making facilities. Ensuite shower room. This room is an entire floor of a family home so very private. Close to the local hospital, St Austell town centre and the train station. Short walk to pubs and restaurants.

The area for rent is the entire top floor of a modern house and is very spacious and private. Included is a large walk in dress room with a treble wardrobe and fridge. From the dressing room you can access the ensuite. Clean towels are provided. Also included is a variety of teas and coffees with fresh milk and bottled water. Located in the corner is a 40 inch Flat screen TV with a DVD player and a selection of DVDs. I am a qualified massage therapist and offer this service at a discounted rate of £20 for 30 minutes.

The house is located in a quiet residential area, walking distance to Charlestown and a short drive to St Austell. Local beaches, coastal walks/hikes are all close by. There is no allocated parking space but there is road parking available (50m away).

Situated in the heart of Cornwall, near Ladock, Beech Barn is one of a pair of one bedroom semi-detached barn conversions. At the end of a long tarmac lane, 5 minutes from the A30 and with walks available from your door as well as your own enclosed space with country views. Just 20 minutes to the beaches and footpaths of both North and South coast and 15 minutes to the cathedral city of Truro, it is the perfect base from which to explore Cornwall. Dogs welcome.

We accept minimum 3 night bookings. Well equipped kitchen including dishwasher and washer dryer, lounge area with wood burner and bedroom with super king bed that can be split into two single beds for your convenience. Own enclosed decking area.

Beech Barn is situated 1.5miles from Ladock, a small village with friendly shop and pub.

Revel in the pastoral charm of this splendid cottage with its vaulted ceiling, timeless knotty-wood furnishings, and log burner in a former stone fireplace. Greet the day with a spot of tea at a patio table whilst surveying idyllic countryside views.

Ground floor living/dining room / kitchen with underfloor heated stone floor. Two steps to bedroom with king size bed. Two steps to bathroom with sloping ceiling, roll top bath , shower cubicle & toilet. Property features include; woodburner in living room, TV/ DVD player, stereo/CD, Electric cooker, microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher. Bed linen and towels are provided. A cot and highchair can be provided for infants on request. Enclosed patio area with table and chairs and a barbecue. Parking for one car. No smoking or Pets. Friday to Friday change over for full week bookings.

We are located in a rural setting, approximately 1.5 miles from the nearest village where there is a village shop and popular local public house.

2 bed static caravan, in its own private meadow, located on a working farm on the beautiful Roseland peninsula in Cornwall. Picturesque views of the south coast from every window. More than welcome to put up a tent in the caravan garden if extra people need to stay. Just a short walk across the field to the local fishing village and pub. Coast path is right on the door step. Short distance to lovely beaches, the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.

The caravan is in it's own small meadow, overlooking a couple of fields to the sea. There has been a caravan on the site for more than 60 years and many people return year after year - it is a rather special place! The van itself, although not new, is in good condition and is kept very clean. It is equipped with everything you'll need for a comfortable break (including a barbecue for those infrequent sunny days for which Cornwall is so famous!!) but if there's anything else you need, just ask - we'll probably have it. We have toys and games available to borrow, as well as a travel cot, high chair and baby monitor - please ask when making a booking as we don't leave them permanently in the caravan. Gas and electricity are included, as is bedding. There is also an additional toilet and sink in an old building in the garden, a relic from the days when the vans had no inside plumbing! Families particularly appreciate the space - children can be contained within the garden and can make as much noise as they want - there are no neighbours to upset! Equally, many people simply relish the peace and quiet.

The Roseland peninsula is a beautiful, relatively unspoilt corner of Cornwall. Portloe itself is a picturesque former fishing village, with a pub but not much else apart from peace and tranquility, lovely views and walks - and friendly local residents!

Located on the outskirts of St Austell, 25 minute walk from station/town, 10 minute drive to Eden/5 to beach/15 min walk Charlestown. En-suite double bedded room, separate from main house, offering free Wi-Fi, tea/coffee, hairdryer, fridge, table & chairs, microwave & iron (both on request) & TV. Light breakfast (cereals, juice, water & yogurt) but no kitchen use. Complimentary shampoo/conditioner, shower gel and hand/body lotion & parking. 1/2/3/4 night stays only. Great value in a quiet area!

Located in mid Cornwall and very near Eden Project, Heligan Gardens, Mevagissey, Fowey, Looe & St Mawes.

In a quiet area of St Austell, within walking distance of Charlestown, where some of Poldark was filmed and has plenty of lovely pubs & restaurants to choose from. Town is 25 minute walk as is the main station.

Situated on the costal path just outside Charlestown this cottage is a beautiful 15 minute walk into the historical Port of Charlestown where you can find local pubs and Georgian ships (as featured in Poldark.) If you are looking for peace and quiet, make use of the cottages private beach with access only for local residents. This double room has a private bathroom. Guests have use of the kitchen, lounge, outside seating area to the front of the cottage and secure off street parking.

Nearby places of interest are The Lost Gardens of Heligan, The Eden Project, Charlestown and Mevagissey. This part of Cornwall is fantastic and has so much to offer in the way of hidden beaches and fantastic food and I love to share these secret places with guests so they too can experience being a local. A car is essential for travel in Cornwall unless you are hiking, as there is limited public transport. Car hire is available in St Austell which is the nearest train station or at the airport for arrivals by plane into Newquay.