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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.

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, while The Eden Project is just a short 20 minute drive. The nearest beach is 10 minutes away on foot.

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)

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.

The Housekeeper's Hideaway is a unique studio space 2 minutes walk from Mevagissey's picturesque working fishing harbour. The space is perfect for couples, or solo travellers, who are looking for somewhere a little unusual, definitely with a boutique feel, as well as wanting a cosy home-from-home to return to at the end of the day. The cave like structure of the original dwelling, including the cliff wall, was exposed during an extensive refurbishment in 2016 and dates back to the mid 1600s.

Access to your own front door is down one flight of external stairs from my patio. The space is unique because when you descend the stairs and look through the window you then discover that you are actually two floors up as the house is built into the cliff. Light floods into the space through the beautiful double sash window - which fills an entire wall of the studio - and you can gaze out across the village. The immediate view is of rooftops and the neighbour's patio. Another wall of the studio - a lime pointed stone wall - is at ground level against a secret passage way which runs behind a terrace of nearby cottages. There is now a window where there was once a doorway through which the Housekeeper - for the adjoining property The Old Dairy - would pass to reach her husband's cottage. There is a huge fire place with a Wood Burner for cosy evenings in a painted stone wall. The fourth and final wall - the backdrop for your bathroom / shower and small kitchen - is actually the rock face or cliff. There are two marks in the cliff that suggest the cottage was once home to a traditional pilchard press which, given that the Housekeeper's husband was a fisherman, is likely. The space has been sympathetically restored keeping all of the original features. The overall look is paired back and simple with a touch of modern industrial; the space also features Danish-style pale solid ash flooring. The wet room has gorgeous fittings and natural stone tiles from Fired Earth that complement the rock and I have added a super cute mini kitchen from IKEA so that you can cook breakfast and simple meals. Please feel free to get in touch if you would like any further information. PLEASE NOTE: in order to highlight the cliff wall - the wet room (loo and basin) within the studio space is enclosed behind a large glass screen / door which does not extend to the ceiling. However whilst a stunning and unique design feature this does not allow for a great deal of privacy; please take this into consideration before booking.

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)

Situated in the heart of the countryside, our 200 year old Chapel has everything you could need for a trip to South Cornwall. Sleeps up to 9 with two double rooms & one bunk room with 5 singles. Of which, two share a bathroom with large walk in shower, whilst the master has its own bathroom just opposite with dreamy roll-top bath. The kitchen is very well-equipped for cooking up large meals & the two large dining areas provide ample seating. But the best part is undoubtedly the breathtaking old chapel room. With surround-sound HIFI, 55" TV, huge collection of DVDs & secret kids den, it's the perfect place for all the family to relax. Free use of surfboards, wetsuits + all other beach equipment you can think of! 5-10 mins drive to Caerhays Beach & Castle, endless coastal walks & Lost Gardens of Heligan. 20 mins to Eden Project. Dogs allowed with fee of £15/dog.

CORONA VIRUS INFORMATION Our properties are all cleaned professionally to a high standard in between each booking, so you can book with confidence that we are doing everything possible to make sure the property is sanitised. All our properties are all self-check in via lockbox so no contact is required for access. Please find our long term discounts below: 14 days or more - 20% discount 28 days or more - 40% discount The Old Methodist Chapel is a historic building built in 1816, making it over 200 years old. In 1993 we undertook the massive project of renovating it into a liveable space. All of the original features were fully restored and the chapel room converted into a living area, giving the space a uniqueness you are unlikely to find anywhere else! For those interested, we have a book written by a local lady who recalls the history of the chapel as a child in the early 1900s. The main chapel room still retains the original pulpit, stained glass windows and organ, as well as a full set of Britannica Encyclopedias dating back to the 19th century. However, it is not without its modern amenities! The whole room has a surround-sound HIFI system, plus there is a 55 inch smart TV and vast selection of films. Alternatively, you can tuck into a book or enjoy one of our board games. The kitchen is well-equipped to cook for groups of all sizes, with Heligan Farm Shop only a short drive away should you want to stock up on delicious local produce. There is also a dishwasher, all the regular kitchen appliances, brand new cooker & stove, washing machine and tumble dyer. The double-doored fridge freezer provides ample space to store food for large groups. Upstairs, the sleeping arrangements are perfectly set out for families. The bunk room (5 singles) is great for kids and shares an en-suite bathroom with a large walk in shower with one of the double rooms. The other double bedroom boasts stunning views of the Cornish countryside. This room has its own bathroom right opposite with a dreamy roll top bath. We also provide a large variety of free beach equipment if you fancy heading down to one of the beautiful beaches for the day - several are only 5-10 minutes drive away. This includes surfboards, bodyboards, a kayak, wetsuits of all sizes, fishing rods, inflatables, buckets and spades, BBQ equipment, the list goes on! There is a Post Office in Gorran Churchtown around 2 mins drive away, which has all the essentials. There is also another store around 5 minutes drive in Gorran Haven. Mevagissey is around a 7 minute drive and has a larger selection of shops and takeaways. Around a 20 minute drive away in St Austell there is a Tesco, Asda and more. Any questions please do not hesitate to get in touch! Activities: The Lost Gardens of Heligan - only 5 minutes drive, these magnificent gardens are very popular all year round. Also has a wonderful farm shop with local produce. The Eden Project - said to be the 8th wonder of the world, these giant biomes house artificial environments such as rain forests and Mediterranean deserts. There are also other activities such as zip lining. Around 20-25 minutes drive. Surfing - If conditions are right, it is possible to surf at local beaches, such as Caerhay's, Hemmick and Pentewan. If not, more consistent surfing beaches on the North are only 40-45 minutes drive i.e. Watergate bay and Fistral. Pentewan valley cycle hire - 10 minutes drive. Mevagissey - a traditional fishing village with shops, restaurants (we highly recommend Alvorada and Salamanders) and loads of great pubs. Caerhays estate and castle - 5 minutes drive. Polmassick Vineyard - 10 minutes drive. Melinsey mill cream tea - 15 minutes drive. St Austell Brewery - 20 minutes drive. Charlestown - Around 20 minutes drive, see the amazing tall-ships and if you are lucky some great film sets! Fowey - Historic harbour town, around 40 minutes. The Minnack Theatre - a fairly long drive at 1 hour 30 mins, but well worth it! This historic theatre is carved into the edge of a cliff and over looks the sea! They show various Shakespearian plays and kids shows throughout the summer. Book in advance.

Gorran High Lanes is a tiny hamlet in the heart of the South Cornwall countryside surrounded by farmland.

Cove Cottage has the enviable location of being a stone's throw from the harbour in Portloe, and benefits from sea views, a terraced patio to the rear that looks down over the harbour and excellent, spacious, accommodation in this traditional fisherman's cottage.

Cove Cottage is brilliantly located a stone's throw from the harbour and beach right in the heart of the quintessential Cornish fishing village of Portloe. The entrance level is open plan with a spacious lounge at one end and kitchen dining room at the other, an open fire to keep you warm in the winter and a sun trap of a terrace which is surprisingly private being this close to the harbour. Portloe is one of those perfect little Cornish fishing villages, beautifully positioned around a stunning little cove and harbour. Like many such villages, smuggling played a large part in Portloe's history with many tales of cat and mouse games played between locals and the authorities! In 1824, the problem became so bad that Customs ordered the construction of a Watch House, boathouse and slipway in a vain attempt to deter the illicit trade. Accommodation Ground Floor: Back door is situated at this level and is approached through a narrow alleyway to the rear of the property it opens into a hallway with doors to a large twin bedroom, a wet room with shower WC and hand basin and stairs leading to: First Floor: Large Open plan living / dining and small kitchen area, with fully fitted units and all facilities. The living room area has an open fire and flat screen TV, double aspect, with windows over-looking harbour and patio. The front door leads onto the patio / garden area. Stairs lead up to; Second Floor: Master bedroom with 5' double bed, chest of drawers and window with views of the harbour. Family bathroom with bath with handheld shower, WC and hand basin. Second twin bedroom with storage and locked linen cupboard. Exterior: Patio area with chairs and tables and secondary raised decked area with views to the harbour. Facilities & Services Heating is via electric night storage heaters. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge / freezer. The sitting room area has a flatscreen digital Smart TV & DVD player where programmes can be viewed through BBC iPlayer, ITVplayer, 4OD etc. Netflix is also available. PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO LIVE TV. Catch up/on demand is through the WiFi only. There is a CD player. There is an iron & ironing board. WiFi is available at the property. There is a combined washing machine and tumble dryer on the ground floor. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. This is a dog friendly property and a maximum of 2 dogs may stay at a small additional charge of £25 per week, please note that dogs are not to be left unattended in the property. Visitors are usually able to park opposite the Lugger Hotel above the slipway although there is not a designated space for the property however parking is available at the top of the village in the main car park. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £200 pre - authourised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The Roseland Peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and forms one of the finest sections of Cornwall's South Coast. From Mevagissey to St Mawes and bordered by the Fal Estuary to the west, the Roseland Peninsula has been drawing visitors for years with its splendid coastline, unique gardens, historic villages and superb sailing waters. A truly magnificent part of Cornwall, the Roseland Peninsula is a wonderful place to spend a memorable holiday. With The Lost Gardens of Heligan and The Eden Project in one direction and Falmouth and the National Maritime Museum in the other the Roseland is brimming with places to visit and things to do.Portloe is considered by many to be the jewel in the crown of the Roseland peninsula and one of the prettiest villages in Cornwall. The steep sided valley 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". Broom Parc, the country house setting (now a B&B) for the Camomile Lawn a 1992 TV drama is a short walk up the coast path.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.Portscatho and its neighbouring village of Gerrans are located on the eastern coast of the Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall, overlooking the dramatic Gerrans Bay. A truly peaceful waterside village, Portscatho is a lovely place for a holiday. There are miles of coastal and countryside footpaths to explore, particularly along past Towan beach and out to St Anthony's Head. Portscatho was once a busy fishing harbour, but now it has become a haven for artists due to the striking light which is particularly good in the morning sun. More than anything, Portscatho is a relaxing place. The beaches such as Porthcurnick, Towan and Porthbeor are simply idyllic and these are only minutes from the village. With a superb local butchers shop, 2 great little pubs and a well-stocked local store, Portscatho and Gerrans are a lovely place to spend a holiday.St Mawes Castle, built by Henry VIII in the 16th century sits on Castle Point at the mouth of the River Fal. At the top of St Mawes, Lamorran Gardens house a wonderful collection of tropical plants with lovely views down into the Harbour. St Just-in-Roseland has arguably the most photographed church in Cornwall. The 13th century church sits quietly tucked away on the edge of the creek. The Veryan Roundhouses are a must see, on the way to Nare Head, where you will find the most spectacular views of Gerrans Bay. The little village of Portloe nestles in lovely valley and is one of Cornwall's quintessential spots. Portscatho has a number of art galleries and many artists find the light in this harbour village inspires much of their work. The Roseland Inn at Philleigh is a 16th century pub just waiting for you to visit, as is the newly refurbished Smugglers Cottage at Tolverne, perfect for that afternoon Cornish Cream Tea, now run by Tregothnan Estate home to the UK's first tea plantation. The most popular thing to do though on the Roseland is simply to walk and enjoy some of Cornwall's most beautiful coastline.Events on the Roseland reach fever point in August when sailing regattas, carnivals, fayres and fun days take place all over the Roseland and the waters of the Carrick Roads. It is a memorable place for many people who return year after year to enjoy the magic of this beautiful place.

Old fisherman’s cottage a stones throw from the sea, beach front, on South West coastal path route. Saturday to Saturday bookings only * Minimum 3 nights in February *

Semi detached cottage located in a rural coastal village. Just a stones throw from the sea, be soothed to sleep by the sound of the waves. Situated on the South West coastal path with stunning scenery in every direction. Perfect location for exploring all of Cornwall. Close to the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project. Lovely sandy beach which is tidal. No pub in the village but there is quaint tearoom. Lovely pubs situated in Portloe ( an hour walk away) and also at Veryan, Tregony and Mevagissy. Very sorry but no dogs ** Please note that the cottage is our home & ‘lived in’ so it is not a perfect holiday accommodation, but it IS clean & tidy and located in an amazing location! If your’e after luxury then our cottage is not for you. ;) ** We also only rent out during the summer and over the Christmas period when we normally take our holidays! Minimum 7 nights Saturday to Saturday only Please .... please don’t message me asking if you can bring your dog.

The sea is just outside the cottage and in the winter months can be very stormy. We have storm doors that can be closed if the sea is very rough. Stunning scenery and coastal path walks. Lovely local pubs just a 5 min drive away at Portloe, Veryan and Tregony. Near the Lost Gardens of Heligan and The Eden project. 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 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.

Chapel House enjoys breathtaking views of Veryan Bay and Dodman Point . Easy access to the beach and coastal path make this a walker's paradise. The house enjoys the peace and quiet of its location whilst being in a friendly hamlet. The nearest pub is in Portloe, an hour's walk along the SW Coastal Footpath. Bedrooms and bathrooms are on the ground floor . The first floor is a spacious and comfortable open plan room with a large dining table, kitchen, wood burner, sofa , arm chairs and books.

A perfect well equipped contemporary cottage with harbour and sea views ,private parking next to our cottage garden. Sworne cottage offers a refreshing living space for couples and families alike. fabulous pubs and restaurants are just a 4 minute walk away. Relaxing garden with amazing harbour and sea views has a split level decking and patio area, Perfect for alfresco dining and yoga meditation etc. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Key safe for your own entry. On site parking.

Sworne Cottage was originally built in the late 1700's as a fisherman's cottage. Cliff street is one of the oldest streets in Mevagissey, as the locals say... we're on the sunny side!! Large summer house in garden for storage of bikes, surf boards, drying wet suits etc.

Mevagissey is a stunningly beautiful working fishing village with numerous independent shops, pubs, coffee shops and restaurants. You can catch up with the Mevagissey Male voice choir on rehearsal night in the Fountain on a Monday evening. Mevagissey Harbour is a magical place to walk around and explore during the day and take an evening stroll. If you fancy trip to trip to Fowey the Mevagissey Ferry will speed you over the bay in less than an hour. Fishing and speed boat trips are on offer directly from the harbour, coastal cruises on authentic fishing boats offer a fabulous view of the Cornish coast from the sea. Kayak, paddle board and jet skis are available to hire from Pentewan sands just a 10 minute drive away or Gorran Haven beach a 15 minute car drive.

Gorgeous studio apartment in the grounds of our old Cornish farmhouse. Comfortable, beautifully appointed...your very own space in lovely, secluded, tranquil olde worlde setting. Continental breakfast is included. ...Full English available on request (at extra cost ) All served with homemade jams, compote and yogurt and will be brought to you each morning. Evening meal 'en famille ' provided for walkers if required. Access to separate small ,basic,kitchenette, laundry and games room..

...The Jingle House... Double bed, en-suite bathroom with shower. Open plan living space includes large L-shape comfortable sofa, books and games, TV with comprehensive DVD selection. Small dining table where you can enjoy your breakfast. Tea and coffee making facilities. The space is light and airy with far reaching views of the surrounding countryside. There is parking and your own garden. A lovely place to relax and get away from it all and a great base from which to explore the surrounding area. The adjacent barn houses a small and basic kitchenette for your use, with mini oven small fridge ,,double hob..pots and pans and washing up facilities...ping pong table, library and laundry facilities. Wi-Fi is available.

Here at "Penvose" we are a small, working, family community, happy to share what we have with other people. We are 10 minutes walk from the lovely, unspoilt beaches of East and West Portholland and South West coast path and in the heart of the beautiful Roseland peninsula.

A charming self catering sea-side cottage full of character. Let from Friday to Friday Forming part of a terrace of very old fisherman’s cottages. Corner Cottage is built right into the rocks on the north side of Portmellon Cove. Its situation, with commanding views overlooking the sea, is quite magical and second to none. At high tide dive from the rocks in front of the cottage and swim in deep water. At low tide it’s a simple climb down the rocks to the sandy beach and rock pools below.

Please note: - Corner Cottage is not suitable for young children. - Pets are not allowed. - The lower terrace is shared with Mermaid Cottage. - No Smoking. At high tide it is possible to swim straight from the rocks below the lower terrace or at low tide straight onto the sand. WHAT'S INCLUDED: - Bed Linen - Personal Bath and Hand towels. (Please bring your own towels for beach and outside use). - Tea towels. There is a nearby designated car parking space available.

A charming self catering sea-side cottage full of character. Let From Friday to Friday Forming part of a terrace of very old fisherman’s cottages built right into the rocks on the north side of Portmellon Cove. Its situation, with commanding views overlooking the sea, is quite magical and second to none. At high tide dive from the rocks in front of the cottage and swim in deep water. At low tide it’s a simple climb down the rocks to the sandy beach and rock pools below.

Middle Floor This is the main entrance from the road. The Sitting room has easy chairs a wood burner style electric heater, TV and DVD/VCR player, bed settee, telephone (incoming calls only). The bathroom has a bath with shower attachment, WC and basin. Top Floor Bedroom No. 1 has two pairs of sturdy bunk beds and leads into Bedroom No. 2, a double bedroom with a washbasin. Bottom Floor Consists of the Kitchen/Dining room dominated by a large open fireplace and a table, which comfortably seats six. The kitchen has a modern electric oven/grill, induction hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and washing machine. The shower/wet room includes a WC basin and electric shower ideal for washing down after a day on the beach. A small lobby for coats and boots leads out onto the Patio. The Patio With commanding views of the sea, across to Chapel Point and the beach below it’s a great place for eating outside or just simply taking the sun and watching the world go by. The patio adjoins Corner Cottage next door, has seating and a table. Steps lead down to a lower shared patio and the rocks.

Overlooking sloping meadows with the River Fal running along the valley, this cottage has retained its 18th Century charm and benefits from a sunny enclosed garden and parking to the front of the cottage.

Few places can compare with the Roseland Peninsula, one of the most picturesque and unspoilt parts of the British Isles. Here you will find a varied landscape of secluded coves, delightful creeks, wooded countryside, pretty fishing and rural villages, tranquil beaches, scenic cliffs and headlands. Situated in one of Cornwall's most beautiful locations, this tranquil self-catering cottage occupies an idyllic location in the friendly and picturesque village of Tregony, Cornwall. Within easy reach of the coast, Tregony is often described as the gateway to the Roseland Peninsula.This lovely cottage is on a quiet terrace with a small lane serving just a few houses. The car parking and garden are just across the lane. A compact living room / diner leads to a fully fitted kitchen to the rear.AccommodationGround Floor: Open plan dining area and sitting room. Kitchen. WC.First Floor: Master double bedroom with king sized double bed and small en-suite bathroom with over bath shower & separate WC.Exterior: Sunny enclosed garden to the front of the cottage (across the lane) and a small enclosed rear yard to the cottage with external table & chairs.Facilities & Services Heating is via central heating throughout with an electric fire in the sitting room. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge with freezer compartment dishwasher, washing machine & small tumble drier. The sitting room area has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. Parking is available in front of the cottage for up to one vehicle. There is a cot & high chair. WiFi is available at the property.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The village of Tregony in Cornwall is often referrred to as the 'gateway to the Roseland'. The exceptionally wide Fore Street is a relic from the days when this was a busy port and market town with considerable traffic. The port has long since silted up due in part to china clay workings up stream, but Tregony has retained its charm. Tregony has an unusual clock tower on Fore Street and the seventeenth century almshouses which boast an unusual wooden gallery. The site of a twelfth century Norman castle known as ‘Treg-ney' from which the village got its name is situated on Tregony Hill.The woods and riverside in the area between here and Ruan Lanihorne are fantastic to explore. The river is a firm favourite with ornithologists the magical Lamorran Woods are alive with bluebells in the spring. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project and the city of Truro are only a short drive away from Tregony.

This charming, cosy, 17th century, listed, waterfront fisherman's cottage is situated directly above Mevagissey's inner harbour with unrivalled views of the harbour, village and out to sea. Ferryman's Cottage is the most delightfully romantic place to spend a peaceful holiday all year round. Ideally suited for a couple.

Looking down into the lovely traditional old harbour of Mevagissey with fabulous views of the historic fishing village and out to sea, Ferryman's Cottage is located up a short path leading directly from the quay. This cosy cottage has been beautifully restored and furnished to a high standard. It has some unique features including a very narrow stairway and is one of the prettiest and best situated properties in the village.The accommodation consists of one double bedroom, upper sitting area, bathroom, kitchen and sitting room with wood burning stove. Parking is included on the further side of the harbour about 5 minutes' walk away (luggage can be unloaded on the quay just below the cottage).Accommodation Ground Floor: Open plan kitchen / dining / sitting room area.First Floor: Further sitting area with fabulous views over the harbour and out to sea, double bedroom & bathroom with over bath shower & WC.Exterior: No exterior space.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric convector heaters and the wood burning stove. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge & washer / dryer. The sitting room area has a flatscreen Freeview TV & DVD player. There is a radio, CD player and iPod Dock. There is an iron & ironing board. WiFi is available at the property.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Over the winter an initial scuttle of logs is provided for your arrival and further supplies can usually be obtained from the local Post Office. There is a parking permit available to guests staying at the property which entitles you to park 1 vehicle on the far side of the outer harbour either in the harbour-side car park or in any of the marked spaces beyond the aquarium and on the lighthouse pier. Regrettably no children are permitted at the property apart from babes in arms, but please note you would need to bring your own cot and high chair. No smoking or dogs are allowed at the property.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Friday only.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Mevagissey is a wonderful little Cornish fishing village in South East Cornwall. Ideally located within easy reach of both The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project. The tiny seaside village is packed with old Cornish cottages complete with narrow alleyways leading to converted fish cellars offering gift shops, galleries, pubs and cafes. Once a major Pilchard port, now the harbour boasts a smaller fleet, many of which provide sea tours, or boat trips to Fowey situated further up the South coast. The Harbour provides an ideal back drop for a fish and chip supper, followed by a stroll through the town at dusk.With a eight minute drive to The Lost Gardens of Heligan and 30 minutes to the Eden Project, Mevagissey provides a excellent location for the keen gardener. Gorran Haven nearby offers an alternative day out as well as Pentewan with its fresh water dock basin. You can continue south along the coast down to Caerhays Castle and Porthluney Cove. Cliff walks in all directions along the coast offer spectacular views out across the St Austell Bay.

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.

An attractive, single level barn conversion with a sunny private garden and a shared lawn area in the grounds of Crugsillick Manor. The cottage is well equipped, with a light open-plan living/kitchen/dining area, vaulted ceilings and a cosy wood burning stove. Crugsillick has a fantastic location about a mile from Pendower, one of the best beaches on Cornwall's south coast and access to a lovely section of the coast path.

Crugsillick is a 15 minute walk through pretty woodland, or a 5 minute drive, from Pendower Beach. At low tide, Pendower has wonderful rock pools to the west and extends a mile east to include Carne Beach with the famous Nare Hotel sitting on the cliff top. It is a short drive from the village of Veryan with its historic roundhouses, and onwards to the quaint fishing village of Portloe. A ten minute drive to the west will take you to St Mawes, or to Portscatho, renowned for their stunning harbours, beaches, pubs, restaurants, shops and cafés.The cottage itself is a single level, detached barn conversion furnished simply but comfortably to provide perfect holiday accommodation for families. It has ramp access to the front door and wide internal doorways making it accessible for wheelchair users. Crugsillick Studio, and two other holiday cottages, Little Crugsillick and Crugsillick Court are set in the grounds of Crugsillick Manor and its beautiful gardens. On agreement with the owner you may have access to explore these gardens as well. The cottage has a private garden equipped with picnic table and charcoal barbecue. There is also a shared lawned garden where the children can run about!AccommodationGround Floor: French doors lead to the open plan living room, kitchen and diner, double aspect with vaulted ceiling and painted roof trusses and a large fireplace containing a wood burning stove, fitted kitchen with central island, fitted units and appliances and a dining table and chairs. Doors leading to; family bathroom with shower over, WC and hand basin. Double aspect twin bedroom with storage. Master bedroom, double aspect with French doors leading onto the patio, 5' bed and storage and en suite bathroom with shower over the bath, WC and hand basin.Exterior: There is a private garden and parking for 2 cars.Facilities & Services Heating is by gas fired central heating and a wood burning stove. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and a fridge freezer, a dishwasher, washing machine and a tumble drier. The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an airing line, iron & ironing board. A high chair, travel cot, baby bath, and stair gate are all provided. There is unlimited WiFi, a landline and good mobile reception.Miscellaneous:Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. We do not provide linen for the travel cot, just a mattress cover. The parking is in a shared car park. An initial basket of logs is included, more can be purchased locally if required. Smoking is not allowed. A maximum of two small/medium sized dogs or one large dog are welcome at the Crugsillick Studio at the small charge of £30 per dog per week. Please note dogs are not allowed on furniture or beds and may not be left unattended in the property during your stay. Owners should also be aware that dogs are not allowed on most beaches between 9 am and 6pm from May to October.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The Roseland Peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and forms one of the finest sections of Cornwall's South Coast. From Mevagissey in the east to the Fal Estuary to the west, the Roseland has been drawing visitors for years with its splendid coastline, unique gardens, historic villages and superb sailing waters. A truly magnificent part of Cornwall, the Roseland is a wonderful place to spend a memorable holiday. From The Lost Gardens of Heligan and The Eden Project in one direction and Falmouth and the National Maritime Museum in the other the Roseland is brimming with places to visit and things to do. The area is an excellent centre for visiting Cornwall's famous gardens, most of the major gardens all lie within a 25 mile radius; and are particularly magnificent in the spring when the magnolias, rhododendrons and camelias are in flower.The closest village to Crugsillick is Veryan - most famous for its nineteenth century thatched Round Houses. There are five in all, two pairs of which stand at each end of the village and another in the centre. They were originally built by the vicar, the Reverend Jeremiah Trist for his daughters and built in the round so that there were no corners where the devil could hide. A crucifix on the top of each one adds extra protection! Veryan has a children's playground, an excellent village shop and a good pub. Very close to Crugsillick is the lovingly restored Melinsey Mill which serves lunches and cream teas.A couple of miles to the east, Portloe is considered one of the prettiest villages in Cornwall. Its steep sided valley 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". The Lugger Hotel has an excellent restaurant and the Ship Inn is also a good place to eat.St Mawes is a lovely small town with lots of places to eat from smart hotels to fish and chips, small shops and a pretty harbour with opportunities for sailing, kayaking and fishing. St Mawes Castle, built by Henry VIII in the 16th century sits on Castle Point at the mouth of the River Fal. At the top of St Mawes, Lamorran Garden has a wonderful collection of tropical plants with lovely views down into the Harbour.There are many pretty churches in the area but St Just-in-Roseland has, arguably, the most photographed church in Cornwall. The 13th century church sits quietly tucked away on the edge of the creek surrounded by exotic trees and shrubs.Portscatho overlooks the dramatic Gerrans Bay towards Nare Head. A quiet waterside village, Portscatho has a very pretty harbour, a good pub, an excellent general store, two modestly priced restaurants and three galleries. Above the closest beach, Porthcurnick, is the Hidden Hut - a well-known and excellent lunch, tea and ice cream venue. Portscatho was once a busy fishing harbour, but now it has become a haven for artists. More than anything, Portscatho is a place to relax.Events on the Roseland get a bit busier in August when sailing regattas, carnivals and fun days take place in many villages and the waters of the Carrick Roads. Year round, though, it is the beauty of the coast here that brings people back again and again.There are some stunning beaches around Gerrans Bay from Carne and Pendower in the east stretching round through Porthcurnick (Rosevine) and on to Towan and Porthbeor to the west, they are nearly all very accessible and have plenty of exposed sand at low tide and magical rock pools which can keep children engaged for hours. Most importantly compared to the hustle and bustle of the north coast they are comparatively empty!

A beach-style Shepherd's hut situated right on the cliffs edge with breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean. Wake up to the sound of the sea and enjoy breakfast out on the deck! The hut features a well-equipped kitchen and small dining area ideal for meals for two, plus a bathroom with shower and toilet. Despite the remote nature, there is also high speed WIFI and a TV for cosy nights in, as well as a selection of books for keen readers. The hut is a short walk from local amenities, including pubs, shops, cafes and a fish and chip takeaway!

There are few places where one can wake up to see, smell and hear the ocean all around you, but Perhaver Shepherd's Hut is one of them! Staying here is a truly relaxing experience, perfect for couples, lone travellers or a parent and child. However, please do note the maximum number of guests we allow are two and the hut is not suitable for infants. There is a well planned kitchen and dining area with hob, small oven, microwave, and fridge. Breakfast bar with tall stools and small fold down table with 2 chairs is your dining table for two or a desk for those lucky enough to work remotely. The double doors can be opened to include the curved wooden deck as part of the living space. There is a BBQ, outdoor dining furniture and sun-loungers for two. Although the hut is great for summer days, with under-floor heating and excellent insulation, WIFI, and lots of books, it still makes the perfect winter getaway. The lovely curved wooden deck with a rope balustrade overlooks a large lawned garden with a wide panoramic view of the bay. The cliff-scape and rocky headland to the east is dramatic and uplifting. There is garden around the hut. The 20 metre lawn slopes gently towards a surrounding hedge with the cliff edge beyond and sea below. Parking is by the main house about 20 metres away. Access is down a short flight of steps from the parking area, along a sloping, slate pathway across the lawn, then steps lead up to the hut.

The Sheperd's Hut is perfectly situated to explore the best of what South Cornwall has to offer. Just 10 minutes walk away is the quaint harbour of Gorran Haven with a sandy beach and wall for fishing off. Here you can also enjoy local pubs, a few cafes, restaurants and a small shop for essentials. Other great pubs include the Barley Sheaf just up the road in Gorran Churchtown and the Llawnroc Hotel. For the hikers, there are stunning coastal paths traversing most of the South Cornwall coast line. These are easy to pick up from several locations surrounding the hut, my favourite of which is the walk to the historic Dodmans Point. On the way you will pass Vault Beach - one of Cornwall's best kept secrets! This mile long stretch of white sand is the perfect escape from the summer crowds. Other great local beaches include Caerhays beach and castle and the quieter Hemmick. Both can be reached via coastal paths if you are feeling adventurous! For those with transport, the larger fishing village of Mevagissey is well worth a visit. Here you can find ample gift shops with local crafts and produce, pubs serving real ale and lots of great cafes, takeaways and restaurants. Other notable local activities include the stunning Lost Gardens of Heligan and The Eden Project.

A beautiful detached annexe set in the garden with your own entrance and wonderful views out to sea. Near Heligan Gardens and within walking distance to Hemmick beach and the South West coastal path. Own parking area and entrance with a few steps up to a terraced area and entrance to the annexe. Director chairs provided to take in the view. Small kitchenette with all the electrical provisions, including a fridge freezer.

One bedroom with a superb luxury comfortable king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lights, small wardrobe with hanging space and drawers. Bedlinen and towels are provided along with extra pillow and blankets. A shelf cover incorporating a radiator. Hairdryer provided. Wet room with basin unit, toilet and heated towel rail. A kitchen dresser that holds all the china, glasses and cutlery which provides a table top for the toaster and kettle. A microwave/oven and a small fridge/freezer for preparing breakfast and light meals. Lounge area is provided with another radiator, table and chairs, sofa, coffee table, radio system and flatscreen TV. Several lamps for intermit lighting. Wall hangers for coats and basket for footwear.

Peaceful hamlet with a quiet Youth Hostel close by. Walking distance to beach and coastal path. Nearest pub: the Barley Sheaf at Gorran Churchtown (walking distance). Convenience shop and cafe available at seasonal times of the year located in the campsite at the top of the hamlet.

Chy Rani is a lovely little couples retreat, perched on the rocks above Portmellon Cove and beach, the glorious views, tranquil sounds of waves lapping and the Cornish sea air will whisk you away from the daily grind and reinvigorate the soul.

Chy Rani is a traditional fishing cottage perched high on the rocks above Portmellon beach, with a kitchen dining area downstairs and an open plan living area, bedroom and en-suite accessed via a spiral staircase on the floor above with stunning views of the beach, sea and cove. The owners take great pride in supplying their guests with a perfect, convivial environment, from arrival treats for any guest dogs, home baked welcome cakes and even packing a beach bag just in case you have left something behind! One thing is certain this will be a memorable holiday destination for all the right reasons!Portmellon is a quiet little cove surrounding a sandy beach, there is a pub on the other side of the road which serves local ales and home cooked food. Portmellon is less than a mile from the pretty harbour of Mevagissey which was once the centre of the Pilchard industry on the South Coast and most of the quaint cottages around the harbour were originally built during these times, Mevagissey is well endowed with a great variety of further pubs, shops and restaurants. Further west is the pretty village of Gorran Haven and Caerhays Castle and on, to the magnificent Roseland Peninsula.Accommodation Ground Floor: Enter into an open plan kitchen / dining area with stable front door, fitted kitchen units, table and chairs. Steep spiral staircase with fairly narrow treads leads to;First Floor: Open plan living area and bedroom, with comfortable chairs and footstools, flat-screen Freeview TV, double bed and en-suite with shower WC and hand basin. Please note there is only a curtain to the en-suite due to the size and shape of the room.Exterior: South facing sun terrace with chairs and table and magnificent sea views. There is access to the other cottages along the row so this area is not completely private.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric night storage heaters. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge / freezer, washing machine and heated drying rack. The sitting room area has a flatscreen Freeview TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board. Free WiFi is available at the property.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and beach towels are all included. One dog is welcome at the small additional charge of £30 per week, but please note your dog may not be left unattended in the property at any time. Although dogs are accepted at Chy Rani they are not allowed on the beach during July, August or September. No smoking is allowed at the property. There is no parking at the property but you can park in the Rising Sun Car park opposite for a small fee or there is on street parking nearby.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Saturday only.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Portmellon is ideally suited to visit the world famous Eden Project, The Lost Gardens Of Heligan and the famous port of Charlestown. It is placed on the Coastal Footpath which runs past the cottage and offers a wealth of destinations both along the coast and inland. Portmellon has a variety of beaches nearby, from the family friendly Gorran Haven to the isolated Vault Beach near Dodman Point. Water sports and cycle hire are on offer at Pentewan.Meander along narrow lanes past tiny beaches through the beautiful Roseland to St. Mawes. From here take the passenger ferry to Falmouth sailing through the third deepest harbour in the world to visit quayside pubs and restaurants and see The Maritime Museum.From Chy Rani you are only a drive away from King Arthur's seat at Tintagel, or Doc Martin's seat at Port Isaac, or an artist's seat at The Tate in St Ives. But, perhaps the nicest part of our location is that without moving you can just sit within touching distance of the sea, and enjoy the view!

Castaway is a cute little barn just 50 metres from the sea, with its own private garden in beautiful Portholland. Castaway sleeps 2 (4 if you bring airbeds for the kids :-)) Portholland is a stunning unchanged coastal village on the Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall. It has been declared a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

Entrance utility, Kitchen dining room, Bathroom with shower over bath, steep stairs leading to bedroom/living area in eaves of building. (Low head height upstairs) Private garden space to the front of the property with bbq. Just 50 metres to the stunning seafront!

Portholland is an unchanged coastal village. It is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. Place of interest nearby include...Portloe, Veryan, Mevagissey, Gorran Haven, St Mawes, Caerhays castle and gardens, The lost gardens of Heligan and The Eden Project.

The Cove has just been converted into a holiday apartment and is now available. It is situated in the beautiful coastal village of Gorran Haven and is a 5 minute walk away from the beach and quay. Many other beautiful,secluded beaches are within walking distance. The village has a local shop/bakery, a pub, fish and chip shop and a cafe.

The Cove is a lovely, light space with countryside views. It has a small, well equipped kitchen and its own private parking right outside. It is situated next door to my house and the driveway is shared with me. A dog maybe accepted with prior discussion.

Pond Meadow cottage is just 50 metres from Portholland beach and the fabulous coast path walks on the Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall. Portholland is an unspoilt coastal village and is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty! Pond Meadow sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms, has an enclosed garden and dogs are welcome. Portholland is just 25 minutes from the Cathedral city of Truro, St Austell and closer still to many stunning villages, beaches and tourist attraction. Friday changeover: May - Oct

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.

Nestled on the Roseland Peninsula between the quaint village of Veryan with its historic round houses and the picturesque traditional fishing port of Portloe this delightful, detached bungalow has ample accommodation and space for a family of four with far reaching sea and rural views across this area of outstanding natural beauty.

Fields is located in the hamlet of Trewartha between the picturesque rural village of Veryan and the quintessential Cornish harbour village of Portloe. Situated in the heart of the Roseland Peninsula, Veryan with its unusual Roundhouses has a convenience store and a pub, whilst Portloe still has an active fishing fleet. This is big walking country and there is easy access to the coastal footpath with some dramatic walks around Nare Head, Portloe and the Dodman which is slightly further away. For those looking for a great beach, Carne beach with its long expanse of sand is only a mile away and was recently voted one of National Geographic's top ten beaches in the world. The renowned Nare Hotel is perched above the beach and offers some great dining experiences.Fields has an open plan layout with spacious dining, living and kitchen areas, doors open onto a patio with far reaching, unobstructed rural views across Gerrans Bay towards the Dodman Head in the distance. A spacious garden also adds to the feel of being away from it all, there is very little traffic and the peacefulness can wash over you. Two good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the property. A holiday at Fields will tick all the boxes for great views, peace and quiet and value for money. You will be sure to book again.Accommodation Ground Floor only: Enter into the kitchen with a range of appliances, leads through into the dining / living room with table and chairs, comfortable seating and far reaching sea views. Further door leads to corridor and on to master bedroom with 5' double bed and storage. Twin bedroom with 3' beds and storage. Family bathroom with shower over the bath and hand basin. Separate WC.Exterior: A large sliding patio door from the dining area leads to a patio and on to the garden which is mainly laid to lawn, there is an exterior table and chairs and a charcoal bbq.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric radiators throughout. The kitchen is equipped with a range of cupboards, electric oven & hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and fridge / freezer. There is a washing machine. The lounge has a TV with Freeview. The property benefits from WiFi and there is 4G coverage.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. A maximum of 2, well behaved dogs, are welcome at Fields at the small additional charge of £30 / dog / week. Please note, dogs may not be left unattended at the property. We regret no smoking is permitted. Parking space for 2 cars is available on the drive immediately outside. A cot and high chair are available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Friday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.Flexible arrival days between November and Easter£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The delightful and charming village of Veryan on the Roseland Peninsula is most famous for its nineteenth century thatched Round Houses. There are five in all, two pairs of which stand at each end of the village and another in the centre. They were originally built by a missionary named Reverend Jeremiah Trist for his daughters. In a round house there are no corners where the devil can hide. A crucifix on the top of each one adds extra protection!Veryan is ideally located for exploring the Roseland Peninsula and is only moments from the spectacular Carne Beach or the dramatic coastline around the historic fishing village of Portloe. Nearby is the lovingly restored Melinsey Mill where you can relax in a charming valley with a delicious Cornish cream tea.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".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 in Portloe with its excellent restaurant is only a short drive away and the Ship Inn is also a good place to eat in Portloe. The New Inn at Veryan serves food. There are shops at Veryan and a Londis store at Bessy Beneath. Further pubs, shops & restaurants are also available in Tregony, Ruan Lanihorne, Portscatho & St Mawes.

Fulmar Cottage is a cosy 17th-century fisherman's cottage overlooking Mevagissey harbour, where the tranquil sounds of a traditional Cornish fishing port will wash over you. The cottage is a few yards from the 15th century Fountain Inn and a short walk takes you to the bustling, narrow streets and the pretty harbour.

Fulmar Cottage is superbly located right in the heart of Mevagissey, overlooking the picturesque harbour where fishing vessels are still active. Mevagissey was once the centre of the pilchard industry on the South Coast and most of the quaint cottages around the harbour were originally built during these times. The stunning Fountain Inn is a mere 30m down the road from the front door and is the oldest pub in the village dating from the 15th century. Mevagissey is a thriving village with a great variety of further pubs, independent shops and restaurants. The accommodation is on the first and second floors of the cottage. There are sea views from the front windows and you can lie in bed and watch the fishing boats heading out to sea. The open plan first floor maximises the space and light available. There is a flat-screen, wall-mounted 4K TV with access to Netflix and Amazon prime. A comfortable sofa, armchair with baa stool footrest. The kitchen area is a good-sized sociable space with a breakfast bar/ island with comfortable sheepskin stools. A good selection of cooking equipment, with oven, hob and microwave. There is also a Nespresso coffee machine and a Smeg toaster and kettle. On the second floor, there is a superb modern shower room with large walk-in shower and two double bedrooms. The front bedroom with harbour views has a built-in wardrobe and under bed storage. The second bedroom has a wardrobe with under bed storage. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance lobby. First Floor: Open plan kitchen/living area with fitted units, a sofa, armchair and a flat-screen TV. Stairs leading to: Second Floor: Landing with doors to the main bedroom with views over the harbour, 4'6" bed and storage. Shower room with large walk-in shower, WC and hand basin. Second bedroom with 4'6" double bed. Exterior: No exterior space. Facilities & Services Heating is via electric thermostatically controlled radiators. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an iron & ironing board located in the ground floor lobby. High-speed WiFi is available at the property. Miscellaneous Electricity, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. A well-behaved dog is permitted at the small additional charge of £25 per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the property and the owners ask that dogs do not go into the bedrooms. Strictly no smoking. A high chair is available on request. A parking permit will be provided for the harbour car park. General Booking Information Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Mevagissey is a wonderful little Cornish fishing village in South East Cornwall. Ideally located within easy reach of both The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project. The tiny seaside village is packed with old Cornish cottages complete with narrow alleyways leading to converted fish cellars offering gift shops, galleries, pubs and cafes. Once a major Pilchard port, now the harbour boasts a smaller fleet, many of which provide sea tours, or boat trips to Fowey situated further up the South coast. The Harbour provides an ideal back drop for a fish and chip supper, followed by a stroll through the town at dusk.With an eight minute drive to The Lost Gardens of Heligan and 30 minutes to the Eden Project, Mevagissey provides a excellent location for the keen gardener. Gorran Haven nearby offers an alternative day out as well as Pentewan with its fresh water dock basin. You can continue south along the coast down to Caerhays Castle and Porthluney Cove. Cliff walks in all directions along the coast offer spectacular views out across the St Austell Bay.

1st floor barn conversion three quarters of a mile from the beautiful seaside village of Portholland and only 20 minutes drive to Truro or St Austell. Lovely country views from every window. Full central heating. Open plan kitchen /diner and lounge. All recently decorated and bathroom with large shower. 2 bedrooms, one double and one twin. Your own entrance up the stone steps and your own parking space. Wifi. Large, enclosed private garden with swings and seating. Well behaved dogs welcome.

Beautiful rural setting on the South Coast of Cornwall equidistant between Truro and St Austell. The Granary is on the first floor of a barn conversion opposite our house, once a farm on the Cearhayes Estate. Light and airy space and lovely large enclosed garden with rural countryside views towards the sea. Only a 15 minute walk to the local beach at Portholland. Well behaved dogs welcome by prior arrangement. Travel cot and high chair available.....please note ….the bunk beds are normal single width but access to the upper bunk is via a short ladder....if you have difficulty walking or climbing ladders , we recommend you not use the top bunk

The Granary is just a short walk from the safe and sandy beach at West Portholland...and the South West coast path...St Mawes (9 miles )...Eden project 10 miles...Heligan...Truro cathedral city...mining trails....all within easy reach. We are a short drive from some really great places to eat and some fabulous places to visit including those less well known of. The beaches nearby are some of the best in Cornwall.

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.

Converted from a barn, this light and spacious cottage is perfect for those looking for peace & tranquility, yet near to sandy beaches, coastal paths and the local villages of St Mawes & Portscatho. Regret no dogs.Holidaying with family or friends? this property can be combined (by way of an internal connecting door) with Crowjy Ardevora which sleeps a further 5 persons. Ardevora Vean, across the courtyard, is also available and this cottage sleeps 2 (Friday changeover).

An Gylen is one of three self catering cottages in the grounds of Ardevora Mill. This single-storey barn has been carefully converted, with high vaulted ceilings, original beams and very comfortable furnishings. An Gylen is a superb hideaway and is ideal for couples or families as there is a double bedroom with zip and link beds and a large double sofa bed in the lounge.An Gylen has an inter connection door into, Crowjy Ardevora, which can be combined to provide accommodation for up to 9 people. For larger parties Ardevora Vean (next door, Friday changeover) can sleep a further 2 persons. 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. Ardevora is the best of both worlds - a stunning rural location (down a long farm track) but near enough to all the attractions Cornwall has to offer. The nearest beaches at Pendower and Porthcurnick are only a 10 minute drive away, the villages of St Mawes and Portscatho are within easy reach and the beautiful City of Truro is only 1/2 hour away.AccommodationGround floor only: Enter the cottage into the spacious hallway which has doors leading off to all rooms. The open plan lounge, dining and kitchen has superb garden and countryside views. In the lounge there is a large comfortable double sofa bed, the kitchen is well equipped kitchen & the dining area has access to the patio & gaden. The bedroom has 3' zip and link beds which can be made up us a 6' double bed or two singles, as you prefer, and has views over the garden. The 'wet style' shower room also has a WC, wash hand basin, with a free standing shower stool (on request), and non slip tiled floorExterior: To the rear of the cottage is a large enclosed patio and grassed garden, which is shared with the adjoining cottage, Crowjy Ardevora. There is plenty of garden furniture and BBQs are also available. Alongside the cottage is a shared laundry room, with washing machine, tumble dryer and sink.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via oil fire under floor heating & electricity. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, kettle, toaster, dishwasher, electric oven & ceramic hob. The lounge area has a TV with Freeview & DVD player. WiFi is available at the property. There is an iron and ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, 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. 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 those of you that are feeling a little more energetic the owners have kayaks available so you can explore the river at your leisure.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Sunday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for a couple using one bedroom only and staying 7 nights

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.

Quaint fisherman’s cottage 100 yards from a sandy beach and right upon Cornwall’s costal path an ideal location to unwind and watch the gentle sea ebbing and flowing you will be entranced and want to come back again Lovely sandy beach a stones throw away and many other gorgeous beaches within walking distance including the lovely Vault beach The village has a cafe/ bar / local shop and mevagissey is a short drive or walk along the coastal path

Ideal for a single break or cosy couples

cottage sits on a quiet road surrounded by other fisherman cottages and looks directly over the sea

Built in 1874 Tregarton Cottage stands at the entrance to Tregarton Park, our touring and camping park. Ideal for the family of 4 it has two bedrooms, one with a 5ft double bed and the other newly extended twin room with two 3ft single beds. There is a modern bathroom with a shower over the bath, w/c and wash basin that is set in a vanity unit.

There are extensive views from the upstairs rooms across the fields at the rear and over the holiday park at the front. Looking south there is a glimpse of the sea from both bedrooms. With both coastal and countryside views, Tregarton Cottage is ideally situated for visiting big attractions such as the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Eden Project and the Flambard Experience, as well as the quaint harbour village of Mevagissey. In the ancient village of Mevagissey you can browse around the galleries and craft shops, giving you an insight into the history of the area. Whether you are a family or a couple looking for an annual summer holiday in Cornwall, we have something for everyone. We cannot guarantee the weather, however, we can guarantee you a warm welcome!

Rock Cottage is a beautiful, traditional cottage in an amazing location perched on the rocks above Portmellon beach, at high tide the water laps around the property but recedes to expose a lovely expanse of sand and a plethora of rock pools. You won't find a property in Cornwall closer to the water without getting wet!

Rock Cottage is a 17th Century, traditional, detached cottage that is perched on the rocks above Portmellon beach with stunning sea views from every room, exposed beams, an open plan living area with a cosy fire, and two spacious bedrooms. The owners take great pride in supplying their guests with a perfect, convivial environment, from arrival treats for any guest dogs, home baked welcome cakes and even packing a beach bag just in case you have left something behind! One thing is certain, this will be a memorable holiday destination for all the right reasons!Portmellon is a quiet unspoilt cove with a sandy beach and slipway. It is only a 10 minute walk to the historic fishing port of Mevagissey, a tiny seaside village of small alleyways and traditional buildings, with a selection of restaurants and pubs and shops. Once a busy pilchard port, Mevagissey still has a small fishing fleet but also offers scenic and fishing trips, boat hire and the ferry to Fowey.Accommodation Ground Floor: Enter into large, open plan living / kitchen / dining area. Sea views from all windows, fitted kitchen units and appliances, dining table and seats and comfortable sofas around an open fire and Freeview TV. Staircase leads to;First Floor: Opens into landing area with door that leads directly onto the road outside. Further doors to; twin bedroom with sea views and storage, master bedroom with sea views and storage, family bathroom with shower over, WC and hand basin.Exterior: South facing sun terrace with seating and magnificent sea views.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric night storage heaters and the open fire. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge / freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The sitting room area has a flatscreen, Freeview TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board. Free WiFi is available at the property.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and beach towels are all included. Up to two dogs are welcome at the small additional fee of £30 per dog per week, but please note dogs may not be left unattended in the property at any time. Although dogs are accepted at Rock Cottage, they are not allowed on the beach during July, August or September. No smoking is allowed at the property. There is no parking at the property but you can park in the Rising Sun Car park opposite for a small fee or there is on street parking nearby.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Saturday only.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Portmellon is ideally suited to visit the world famous Eden Project, The Lost Gardens Of Heligan and the famous port of Charlestown. It is placed on the Coastal Footpath which runs past the cottage and offers a wealth of destinations both along the coast and inland. Portmellon has a variety of beaches nearby, from the family friendly Gorran Haven to the isolated Vault Beach near Dodman Point. Water sports and cycle hire are on offer at Pentewan.Meander along narrow lanes past tiny beaches through the beautiful Roseland to St. Mawes. From here take the passenger ferry to Falmouth sailing through the third deepest harbour in the world to visit quayside pubs and restaurants and see The Maritime Museum.From Rock Cottage you are only a drive away from King Arthur's seat at Tintagel, or Doc Martin's seat at Port Isaac, or an artist's seat at The Tate in St Ives. But, perhaps the nicest part of our location is that without moving you can just sit within touching distance of the sea, and enjoy the view!