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Truro and the Roseland Peninsula

Gamekeepers Cottage is the perfect retreat for couples, and convenient for visiting the coast or the city. Nestling in a sheltered, wooded location, this holiday cottage is a charming, detached, single storey, character cottage appealing to couples looking for a relaxing and peaceful location. With open rural views over surrounding countryside, it is set in neat pretty gardens with a private gated drive and patio. The cathedral city of Truro is just 1½ miles, and within easy reach...

This pretty little cottage sits in well tended gardens, deep in the Cornish countryside and provides an ideal base while visiting many areas of Cornwall. Although nearer the tranquil south coast, the dramatic north coast, with its excellent surfing beaches, is easily reached. The Little House is just yards from the ‘Mineral Tramways Trail’, one of Cornwall’s many cycle networks that links the north coast at Portreath to the South coast near Falmouth. It is popular...

Set within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, high on the Roseland Landscape, these two converted barns afford spacious ground floor holiday accommodation, with commanding views across the countryside. Situated just 6 miles from St Mawes, they are 1 mile from a golden sandy beach and a short drive from many other beautiful beaches. Although completely self-contained, they may be booked together. The renowned Philliegh Cookery School is close by and a great experience....

In a central location for visiting both north and south coasts, this light and airy detached holiday cottage is perfect for couples looking for a relaxing holiday. This converted cart shed offers ground floor facilities and an open plan living space boasting stunning views across open countryside. Bostreath is centrally located just 2½ miles off the A30 giving easy access to local beaches. Visit the cathedral city of Truro, 6 miles, which has a theatre, cinema, bars and restaurants,...

Originally a working tannery, this beautifully converted, detached, Grade II listed property sits in the heart of the pretty village of Grampound which lies on the edge of the Roseland Peninsula (AONB). Here the property is home to typical Cornish coves, beaches, fishing villages and cliff-top walks, and where the local village offers a great country pub and a smokery with meats and fish available to buy. Grampound also offers a farmers market occasionally, and with the many local...

National Trust Holiday Properties

From the tip of the St Anthony’s headland, there is direct access to the South West Coastal Path, and the views across to Falmouth and St Mawes are breathtaking. The National Trust purchased the headland during the 1950s and converted many of the former military buildings. Holidaymakers can now enjoy this beautiful part of Cornwall whilst staying at stylish accommodation which is rich in heritage. Tiffy’s (so named...

Secluded country location

This converted barn, attached to the owner’s home, is situated deep in the Cornish countryside. The north coast with its surfing beaches and cliff walks is approximately 8 miles, while the south coast with its sub tropical climate is within 6 miles. The ancient sea faring town of Falmouth provides many activities such as sailing, windsurfing, pleasure trips and diving. It is also home to the National Maritime Museum, 2 yacht marinas and numerous...

This unique, thatched, former school house (circa 1812) with many original features and landscaped gardens lies in the heart of this pretty Cornish village. Grade II listed and converted to a beautiful holiday home, it stands detached (but has a built-in, self-contained, occupied annexe with separate entrance via communal porch). There is the original stone fireplace and a 50" TV in the living room, and a 32" TV in the master bedroom. The well-equipped kitchen/dining room benefits...

National Trust Holiday Properties

From the tip of the St Anthony’s headland, there is direct access to the South West Coastal Path, and the views across to Falmouth and St Mawes are breathtaking. The National Trust purchased the headland during the 1950s and converted many of the former military buildings. Holidaymakers can now enjoy this beautiful part of Cornwall whilst staying at stylish accommodation which is rich in heritage. Tiffy’s (so named...

This lovely, end-terrace period town house is perfectly located for guests who want the convenience of a central cathedral city location. You will be able to stroll in to town, enjoy the wide choice of restaurants, theatre, cinema, museum and shops, and forget about the car. There is also a main line railway service just a 5-minute walk from the property with services to Newquay, Falmouth and St Ives.
This quirky town house provides comfortable accommodation for four guests in...

This single-storey holiday property, adjoining the owners’ home, is set in a quiet location and is perfect for exploring beautiful creeks, small beaches, woodland walks, the Fal River and the surrounding coastline. The cathedral city of Truro is just 5 miles, with a theatre, cinema, shops and restaurants, whilst the busy port and town of Falmouth is equal distance, with marina’s, ferry trips, water taxis and a sea safari to watch dolphins, basking sharks, seals and...

This delightful, detached country cottage is set in rolling, unspoilt countryside, conveniently located for exploring the sheltered sailing waters of the south coast and rugged surfing shores of the north coast. Lovingly restored by its owners to an exceptionally high standard, providing comfortable and spacious accommodation. Perfect for a romantic getaway, a relaxing family holiday or friends’ retreat. The spacious open plan living/dining room has beams, a solid wooden...