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Gilly Skyber in Garras near Mawgan, Cornwall can sleep four in two bedrooms. The open-plan living areas include a kitchen housing an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, a woodburning stove and a dining space. There is also a utility room with…
Deep in the heart of the old town, Slantways is a traditional fisherman's cottage just metres from the Harbour with stunning 180-degree views over the rooftops. It has been lovingly refurbished in a way that maintains the original and quirky character of this beautiful…
This comfortable fisherman's cottage is only a second's walk from the Island car park, Porthmeor and Porthgwidden beaches. The Harbour and town are a short stroll away through historic Downalong. Built over 2 floors, Lower Deck is typical of many properties of its type in the…
The Captain’s Quarter along with The Major’s and The Lieutenant’s Quarter and Tiffy's, sit high on St Anthony Head overlooking the sea. These special fomer officer's quarters were preserved after we bought St Anthony Head on the Roseland…
Burrowing amongst the trees, above the wild Penarvon Cove is this romantic little hideaway. You’ll be practically undisturbed on this small secret beach with only the sound of the waters lapping the shores breaking the silence. Inside the tiny wooden cabin reveals a…
Count House sits in the heart of Poldark Country, high on the cliffs of West Cornwall and surrounded by remnants of the mining industry. The small stone cottage was once a workshop for the mine's carpenter, and now hosts a cosy one-bedroom nook, with lots of character. Step…
Stay in one of the England’s best preserved Tudor houses. With its intricate mullioned windows, arched doorways and stripped timber walls in the living area, Cotehele’s Hall Court has stacks of historic charm. It’s a one-bedroom apartment that sits on the first…
Sitting in a dreamy position next to the still waters of Carminowe Creek, is this stylish barn conversion. It’s based on one floor where its 18th-century rafters and slate floors are met by cool interior styling, a bright double bedroom and a contemporary bathroom.…
Live out your own romantic fairy-tale in this Rapunzel-esque tower, once used as a reservoir in the 1860s. At four storeys high and yet with only one room on each floor, a stay at Trelissick Water Tower will be like no other. You’ll enter through arched barn doors and…
Carolina Cellar boasts stunning sea views from the open plan living area across the inlet with its jewel-coloured water, polished pebbles and rock pools. With the slipway running alongside the cottage, you could not be nearer the sea. For wildlife lovers, wake to the sound…
Trelissick Old Lodge is a tiny grade II listed lodge built in 1825 to mirror the neo-classical mansion next door, Trelissick House. Step inside to a warm welcome from the open fire and elegant furnishings throughout. It has a small shrub-filled garden and it’s dog-friendly…
Quin Cottage is one of two former fisherman’s cottages located just moments from the sea, where a tiny fjord reveals a beach at low tide. Inside, you’ll find bright and airy interiors with cool cream walls, wood flooring and a modern bathroom. The cottage has an…
The gorgeous Cornish countryside is right on your doorstep when you stay at Hayrick, with a network of local footpaths taking in creeks, cliffs, woodland and open country waiting to be explored. Or simply stay in and enjoy the stunning view from the comfortable sitting…
Degibna Lower Pentire Farm House is everything you could ever want from a holiday cottage, with its pretty white-washed façade, stacks of rustic charm and sweeping views. The house dates back to the 18th-century and its low-beamed ceilings, slate floors and log-burner…
This stern-looking former officer’s quarter on St Anthony Head is great if you’re into military history, or if you’re just looking for a brilliant sea view, then this little cottage has that too. It has some wheelchair access too, with adapted interiors and an…
Along with its neighbour Port Isaac, Port Gaverne is best known as the filming location of the fictional village Portwenn in the TV series Doc Martin. There’s plenty of history in these streets, and the cottage itself forms part of the old Rashleigh Cellars where fishermen…
A converted stone barn for 6 people, in a rural setting by the South West Coast Path. Porth Mear Barn was built in the 19th century at the heart of working farmland. Animals still graze in the surrounding fields, but the Barn is now a warm and comfortable holiday cottage on two…
St Merryn 15 km from Wadebridge: Cosy, comfortable cottage "Lilac". 2 km from the sea. Private: garden. Patio, garden furniture, barbecue, parking at the house on the premises. Shop, grocery, restaurant, bar 200 m, railway station "Newquay" 18 km, sandy beach "Harlyn Bay" 2 km.…
Barn cottage, one of seven cottages at East Rose, is one of the oldest of the original farm buildings dating back to the early 1800's with original stone walls and a vaulted ceiling. With an extension added in 1998, the cottage offers one double bedroom with shower room…
Pretty detached cottage dating from the 1800's. It has a pretty and enclosed south facing garden with a sunny aspect which is great for barbecues or just sunbathing in peaceful surroundings. There are stunning views overlooking Mount's Bay and on towards the Lizard. The…
Blue seas, sandy beaches, great surf, wild moorland and fascinating industrial heritage: Cornwall has so much to offer. Glorious coastal walks, the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the unique Isles of Scilly all make it hard to resist.