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Beautiful barn in rural idyll with hot tub

Upper Stables is a romantic hideaway nestled in the private countryside of Carclew on the outskirts of Mylor, in easy reach of creeks, beaches and Falmouth. The stables have been lovingly refurbished and boast wood fired hot tub, beams, woodburner, luxurious bathroom - roll top bath and rain shower and a large well equipped kitchen. There are many lovely spots to enjoy; meadow for sundowners, private 1 mile walk - perfect for dog owners, fenced garden with barbecue and fire pit for star gazing.

Bumblebee Cottage

Welcome to Bumblebee Cottage – A Cosy Countryside Retreat for Two Bumblebee Cottage is the perfect place to do just that. Our cosy little cottage is designed especially for two — ideal for a romantic getaway or a relaxing solo break. Set within our private land, Bumblebee Cottage offers stunning countryside views and even glimpses of the sea in the distance. Inside, you’ll find a warm, welcoming space with a crackling log burner, comfy furnishings, and everything you need for a restful stay.

Miners cottage within easy reach of local beaches

A quiet location In the village of Illogan and a short walk to the local pub and shop. A dedicated parking space is available on the property A 10 min drive to stunning Cornish beaches and the coastal path 10 min to Portreath Harbour and beach is the starting point for the the`Atlantic highway` leading to the golden mile of beaches at Godrevey and Gwithian. The coastal path offers walks and stunning view points along the way. Falmouth, Penzance and Newquay are easy drives from the cottage.

Traditional Cornish Miner's cottage

A nineteenth century Cornish miner's cottage in the heart of Cornwall with lots of original features. The cottage is on a quiet lane overlooking Carn Marth hill, fields, tin mines and Bissoe coast-to-coast bike trail. There is a safe, secure private enclosed garden, sheltered courtyard and parking, including EV charging. The beach is a 10 minute drive away with excellent access to the north and south coasts. There are bike racks and racks for drying wetsuits after a day at the local beaches.

Dovecote

Escape to a romantic Cornish retreat. This charming 1-bedroom cottage offers peaceful rural serenity paired with stunning coastal views. Wake up to beautiful vistas of historic Carn Brea, St Ives Bay, and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. Perfect for couples and adventurers: enjoy direct access to the Great Flat Lode trail for walking and cycling right from your door. Riding stables are a short drive away. Unwind in a cozy, character-filled sanctuary, just 10 minutes from local shops and beaches

Kitts Cottage Redruth

This charming, traditional Cornish tin miner’s cottage is perched on a hill near Redruth, offering breathtaking countryside views. Built from granite in 1890, Kitts Cottage is set within its own spacious half-acre garden, alongside a quiet bridleway—perfect for those seeking peace and seclusion. Inside, the cottage is comfortably furnished, featuring a king-size bed and a cosy woodburner—ideal for relaxing evenings after a day exploring. Step outside and you’ll find miles of beautiful walks.

The Mowhay (work from home with WiFi)

The Mowhay is situated on Rockfield. With beautiful views all around, you can really escape. In the middle of the contryside and sea views towards Falmouth. It is situated for travelling around Cornwall and has beautiful walks on your doorstep such as the Old Tram Way. It's an upside down house with two bedrooms, utility and shower room downstairs all opening up to an enclosed patio. An open plan living area upstairs has a second door opening to the hot tub level and has it's own parking.

'Three Stippy Stappy' Coastal retreat in St Agnes

Iconic 'Stippy Stappy' lies in the heart of the quintessential Cornish, seaside village of St Agnes. This luxurious, newly refurbished property is a fantastic retreat for families and couples alike who seek all the glories that Cornwall has to offer. Just a short walk to the sandy shores of Trevaunance Cove and a stones throw from artisanal shops, pubs and restaurants. Three Stippy Stappy is the perfect setting to unwind and watch the world go by whilst making memories to last a lifetime.

Tack Room a luxury Poldark retreat

Our place is close to the beach, the coast path, ancient woodlands and a great farm shop!. You’ll love our place because of the boutique luxury ambiance, the peace and quiet, 12 acres of outdoors space with a pool, serene lake, free range chickens and a fire pit. At night you can snuggle down with the wood burner lit, the underfloor heating warming your toes, before you slip into the comfy bed. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and well behaved dogs.

Sunnyside cottage

Cosy and comfortable South facing miners cottage, in a tucked away spot in a good location for exploring Cornwall. Ideal for either two couples or a family with children, as the single beds in the second bedroom can be joined to make a super king bed. Quiet walks direct from the door and various beaches are just a 10 - 15 minute car journey - with the famous surfing beach of Porthtowan just 10 minutes away. The cottage is just a short stroll from our good village pub.

Two bedroom Cornish cottage. BBQ area,pet friendly

Cornish Cottage just on the outskirts of a village Rural setting and private retreat.Local surfing beaches within 15 minutes. Carn Brea Castle within walking distance, fantastic local mining heritage and museum minutes away. Local gyms 5minutes Supermarket 5minutes The Great Flat Load cycling and walking Trail is on the doorstep. Two minutes to the A30. Large shed available to store your bikes,surfboards or kayaks. Private large grassed area for your dog.

Cart Shed Cottage - Perranwell Station

3 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage (sleeps 6), with rural views in Perranwell Station. Cart Shed Cottage is found on the outskirts of the village in a quiet, rural location. Converted to a high standard with guests in mind, it's the perfect place to enjoy a Cornish break. Enjoy glimpses of Devoran creek and spot whether the tide is in or out in distant views and step straight onto a network of footpaths which criss cross neighbouring farmland.