Tranquil three-bedroom retreat in Malpas with stunning elevated views, peaceful gardens, and a hot tub, just 10 minutes from historic Truro – the perfect blend of countryside calm and city convenience.
Electricity, bed linen and towels included. No smoking. A security deposit of £150 is required at this property.
The Orchard Hill House is a tranquil three-bedroom retreat in elevated Malpas (AONB/SSSI) on the Cornish Riviera, just 10 minutes’ drive from Truro’s historic centre and cathedral. It combines sweeping creek views with easy access to city restaurants, bars and supermarkets.
Bedrooms: one double, one twin/double (zip-link) opening to a sunny deck, and one single. Sleeps five. Two WCs (family bathroom upstairs, additional WC downstairs).
Living spaces: spacious lounge with Chesneys log burner, sofas and a cushioned window seat/daybed overlooking the creek (binoculars provided). Through dining room with table for six and eclectic antique style. Well-stocked kitchen with oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and large fridge-freezer.
Outside and wellness: private tiered gardens with a five-person hot tub and new outdoor shower, multiple seating spots, upper lawn and patio with dining for six and BBQ—perfect for watching boats in the marina below or stargazing at night. Sunny paved front garden with tables and a picnic bench.
Parking and EV: private garage parking for one car plus space for a medium car on the drive. 7 kW untethered EV charger in the garage.
Extras: two kayaks for guest use; high-speed Wi-Fi; children and dogs welcome (up to two well-behaved dogs).
Local area: 1 minute to the Heron Inn, the marina, and a farm shop/tearoom. Boscawen Park nearby has a large playground, café and pay-and-play tennis courts. Walks from the door and regular boat tours from the marina to Falmouth, National Trust Trelissick Gardens and St Mawes. King Harry Ferry (15 mins) links to the Roseland Peninsula. Regular bus into Truro (three times daily).
Truro and beyond: Truro offers independent shops, bars and restaurants, Royal Cornwall Museum, concerts at Truro Cathedral and Hall for Cornwall, plus the Truro Food Festival (Sept). Day trips include the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan (about 30 mins), numerous gardens and coastal towns, and beaches on both north and south coasts; St Ives is roughly 40 minutes’ drive.
Family and pets: travel cot, highchair and stair gate available, with books and toys for little ones. Up to two dogs welcome (please keep off furniture and out of bedrooms).
Access notes: over 20 steps from road to house; tiered gardens with steep/uneven levels and steps—may be unsuitable for guests with limited mobility; supervise young children at all times.
House rules: Malpas is a quiet village—please respect neighbours. No parties or events; keep noise to a minimum after 10 pm. Non-compliance may result in being asked to leave the property.
Bedrooms: one double, one twin/double (zip-link) opening to a sunny deck, and one single. Sleeps five. Two WCs (family bathroom upstairs, additional WC downstairs).
Living spaces: spacious lounge with Chesneys log burner, sofas and a cushioned window seat/daybed overlooking the creek (binoculars provided). Through dining room with table for six and eclectic antique style. Well-stocked kitchen with oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and large fridge-freezer.
Outside and wellness: private tiered gardens with a five-person hot tub and new outdoor shower, multiple seating spots, upper lawn and patio with dining for six and BBQ—perfect for watching boats in the marina below or stargazing at night. Sunny paved front garden with tables and a picnic bench.
Parking and EV: private garage parking for one car plus space for a medium car on the drive. 7 kW untethered EV charger in the garage.
Extras: two kayaks for guest use; high-speed Wi-Fi; children and dogs welcome (up to two well-behaved dogs).
Local area: 1 minute to the Heron Inn, the marina, and a farm shop/tearoom. Boscawen Park nearby has a large playground, café and pay-and-play tennis courts. Walks from the door and regular boat tours from the marina to Falmouth, National Trust Trelissick Gardens and St Mawes. King Harry Ferry (15 mins) links to the Roseland Peninsula. Regular bus into Truro (three times daily).
Truro and beyond: Truro offers independent shops, bars and restaurants, Royal Cornwall Museum, concerts at Truro Cathedral and Hall for Cornwall, plus the Truro Food Festival (Sept). Day trips include the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan (about 30 mins), numerous gardens and coastal towns, and beaches on both north and south coasts; St Ives is roughly 40 minutes’ drive.
Family and pets: travel cot, highchair and stair gate available, with books and toys for little ones. Up to two dogs welcome (please keep off furniture and out of bedrooms).
Access notes: over 20 steps from road to house; tiered gardens with steep/uneven levels and steps—may be unsuitable for guests with limited mobility; supervise young children at all times.
House rules: Malpas is a quiet village—please respect neighbours. No parties or events; keep noise to a minimum after 10 pm. Non-compliance may result in being asked to leave the property.
