Log Cabins to RentThink rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.
Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £766
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Living area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area with access to the decked terrace Two seater sofar, wood burner, coffee table, wall mounted Bang & Olufsen TV, Bluetooth music system and Blu-Ray player Kitchen Open plan with the dining and living area with access to the decked terrace Modern gloss units with a built-in single electric oven with warming tray and electric hob, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler, kettle, toaster and Dulce Gusto coffee machine Breakfast bar seating two Dining Open plan with the kitchen and living area with access to the decked terrace Table with two chairs Master Bedroom Super king sized bed, bedside tables with lamps and a wall mounted Flatscreen TV Walk in wardrobe, dressing table and chair. En suite En Suite Bathroom En suite to master bedroom Double walk in shower, twin wash basins, free standing bath, WC and heated towel rail Outside Decked terrace with sunken hot tub Shelterd starlight area Table with chairs, rattan sofa and sun loungers Parking for one car near the lodge with additional parking in the onsite car park
Lelant, Cornwall, South West of England
From £462
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2 bedroom, 1 bathroom chalet on St Ives holiday village, sleeps 4 and 1 large or 2 small dogs ....
Taking inspiration from the sea we have created a relaxing, beach hut themed retreat which is both comfortable and stylish. We believe that a good nights sleep is essential and all mattresses and bedding are regularly replaced with new. There is also a well equipped open plan kitchen and living room with flat screen TV, DVD player and over 100 DVDs to choose from. A decent electric shower will wash off sand and salt water after a hard days play on the beach! If you fancy a BBQ or eating alfresco, there is a lovely patio area and picnic table outside. The chalet is self catering but there is a restaurant on site which is open form March - end October.
'Ansome' Lodge, meaning lovely lodge in Cornish dialect is perfectly suited for all types of holidays and interests. Surf trips, family holidays, gourmet adventures, girly/boys breaks away, romantic retreats for couples, bird watching extravaganzas, you name it, there will be time either during the main holiday season or the quieter Winter months when it will suit.
Situated on a popular holiday park in Lelant between Hayle and St Ives, Ansome Lodge sits in 100 acres of woodland and enjoys a quiet and peaceful site. From March to the end of October, all guests can make use of the parks on-site facilities which include; swimming pool, water slide, sauna, shop, bar and evening entertainment. Guests are welcome outside of this holiday season, though the parks facilities will not be open. The park and and Ansome lodge welcome pets but please keep them on a lead and wipe muddy paws at the doors.
Located in St Ives, this chalet is in a rural area and near the beach. Paradise Park and JungleBarn and St Ives Museum are local attractions and those in the mood for shopping can visit Trevaskis Farm and Wharfside Shopping Centre. National Dahlia Collection and West Cornwall Adventure are also worth visiting.
Kilkhampton, Cornwall, South West of England
From £805
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21 The Coombe is noted as the Lodge with one of the best locations on Penstowe Park with uninterrupted views down the Coombe to the sea beyond. Now under new ownership it has been totally refurnished in a contemporary style offering modern day living with good quality quilts, pillows, bed linen, Denby crockery and designer accessories.
The Lodge is enclosed and offers privacy to sit back in the lovely garden on the extensive patio and enjoy the views and breath taking sunsets. Outside there is a brick built barbecue and a storage unit housing all the essentials for beach, outdoor games and living. If the weather isn't kind the conservatory is an ideal place to sit and relax and watch the varied birds that visit the garden. To the rear of the property there is communal grassland which is a safe area for children to play.
The open plan living area has plenty of space for all guests to chill. The relaxing sofa doubles up as a double bed. The master bedroom has a luxurious king size bed with plenty of wardrobe and storage space. The second bedroom has a double bed and also bunk beds; so 4 people can sleep comfortably. Here is also a second TV with a wide selection of DVDs, children's toys and games.
The newly refurbished fully fitted kitchen has everything you will need including a dish washer, fridge freezer, washing machine, hob, oven and a Tassimo coffee machine.
The bathroom has a full sized bath with a good electric shower.
Penstowe Park is situated in the village of Kilkhampton which is approximately 5 miles up the coast from the lovely seaside town of Bude. The Park has a free heated outdoor pool and a large heated indoor pool, gym, squash courts and table tennis. Your reservation includes free membership to these facilities. The Manor house has a bar, restaurant, entertainment for the children and also evening entertainment. In the grounds there is also a Pizza Shack. The village of Kilkhampton is walk-able from the Lodge and here you will find an array of local shops, Co-op, Post Office, Fish and Chips and two pubs. The New Inn in particular offers excellent pub food and in busy times is advisable to book. Just outside the village travelling north is a good Chinese take away restaurant. Travelling south towards Bude, just outside the Park is an excellent farm shop and cafe 'The Little Pig' offering fantastic food and even a Sunday roast.
Bude is a lovely seaside town with two great beaches, fabulous surfing and a famous large semi natural sea water pool which is free and safe. There is lots to do in Bude so you can easily spend the day exploring. On Fridays there is a small market on the quayside selling lots of local produce and crafts. Well worth a visit. The cycle hire shop can be found next to the canal where a wide selection of cycles can be hired with cycle route maps.
The closest beach to the Lodge is the National Trust beach Sandymouth which offers free parking for National Trust members and there is also a good National Trust cafe and small shop. It's about two miles from the lodge. Just turn immediately right outside the main gate and follow the lane down towards the sea. Use the tide timetable to find the best time to use the full stretch of sand at low tide and walk all along the beach to Bude returning via the coastal path calling in at Northcott Mouth Beach to visit Margaret in her caravan tea room and enjoy one of her famous Cornish Cream Teas.
Further afield there are lots of wonderful places to visit including Padstow, Boscastle, Tamar Lakes and the fabulous RHS Rosemoor Gardens.
Bed linen is provided and the number of beds required will be made ready for your arrival. Please note towels are not provided. The lodge will be serviced at the end of your stay. Electricity is via a coin meter. Free WIFI is available at the Manor House and Leisure Centre. Safe Parking is in the Coombe car park visible from the Lodge.
Please note Penstowe Park is closed from 31st October opening again 1st March.
The prices quoted are for 6 persons occupancy. Please contact owner for charges for additional persons.
Located in Bude, this chalet is in a rural area and by the sea. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and North Devon Coast, while The Castle Bude and Shipwreck Museum are cultural highlights. Traveling with kids? Consider Harlequinns Leisure, or check out an event or a game at Red Elk Archery. Discover the area's water adventures with windsurfing and sailing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with mountain biking and horse riding.
St Ives, Cornwall, South West of England
From £3304
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This cosy 3 bedroom Swiss Style Chalet, has received numerous improvements and enhancements for the new holiday season Perfect to relax and unwind in the heart of Cornwall's award winning St Ives holiday village; a nature reserve and woodland. Offering everything you could want for a wonderful holiday just minutes from some of the most beautiful beaches. Open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area leading to a balcony, with seating to over-see the views.
The site is set in 100 acres of beautiful woodland with walks down to a peaceful meadow with a little bubbling river. Picnic tables are located near to the river in the meadow. perfect for a picnic.
There is also much to discover in the surrounding areas, including coastal walks and beaches, such as Porthmeor and Carbis Bay …
Plus:
- The Tate Gallery, St Ives TR26 1TG
- Barbara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture Gardens, St Ives TR26 1AD
Further afield :
- Eden Project PL24 2SG
- Lost Gardens of Heligan PL26 6EN
- Seal Sanctuary TR12 6UG
- Open-Air Minack Theatre TR19 6JU
Pets - not allowed
Smoking - not allowed
Located in St Ives, this chalet is near the beach. West Cornwall Golf Club and South West Coast Path Section 19 Trailhead are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those in the mood for shopping can visit Trevaskis Farm and Wharfside Shopping Centre. Ready for a night out? Consider Acorn Theatre and Gwennap Pit.
Newquay, Cornwall, South West of England
From £1659
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Enjoy our spacious accommodation with stunning countryside and sea views. Have fun on the clip and climb ropes, crazy golf and all resort facilities. Close to wonderful beaches and family attractions.
Located in Newquay, this chalet is near the beach. Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre and Lighthouse Cinema are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Newquay Zoo and Oasis Fun Pools. Blue Reef Aquarium and Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay are also worth visiting.
Newbury Cottage lives up to its name offering endless opportunity throughout this sleek well designed home to take in the stunning lakeside surroundings. One of the most impressive, sustainably built properties on the estate, this is a wonderful place to getaway with friends or extended family with room to sleep up to 11 guests in luxurious comfort.
It will be hard to choose your favourite spot to relax and unwind in, but you’ll have fun deciding. Starting with the ground floor, you might set up camp in the sun-filled, spacious kitchen dining area. This sleek well-designed space boasts wall-to-wall glass windows and sliding doors allowing you to take your evening meal from the ten-seater dining table to the outdoor decking, the perfect spot for large groups to socialise in style. Perhaps you might prefer to take a glass of chilled wine to the first floor living area featuring floor to ceiling windows and a cosy wood-burning stove to observe the picturesque lake from the best position. With access to a large balcony and outdoor seating it’s easy to step outside and enjoy the last summer rays and evening air. The children won’t feel left out as on this floor has their own private chill-out area with a cosy playroom equipped with flat-screen TV. If this isn’t enough the top floor offers a spectacular mezzanine area with vaulted ceilings and cosy sofas.
Crisp white linens are provided, with both a twin and king bedroom with en-suites on the ground floor, whilst two further double bedrooms (that can be split into twins) can be found on the first floor, both benefiting from en-suite bath or shower rooms and Juliette balcony. The cosy playroom also has a pull-out sofa bed. Fans of penthouse living will bask in the sunny, vaulted ceilings of the master-suite, with king bed, en-suite bathroom and shower, perfectly placed to pad to the mezzanine sofa area to watch the wildlife with your morning coffee.
Just a stone’s throw from the local amenities, Newbury Cottage is perfectly situated in the lakeside spot of this luxury estate nestled in the rural beauty of West Dorset. There is something for everyone at the activity hub from tennis courts, bikes, canoes, paddle boards and kayaks. Or those looking to relax and unwind can head for a restorative swim and sauna at the shared pool and spa. Surrounded by the Dorset heathlands, where in the summer wild ponies roam, the house is within reaching distance of the stunning Jurassic Coastline and its glorious beaches, the perfect spot to enjoy all the county has to offer.
The Silverlake country estate offers luxury accommodation in the peace and calm of the freshwater lakes and sweeping countryside views that surround it. Rest, revive and recharge at the Hurricane Spa by reclining in the heated infinity pool after enjoying a massage or facial in one of the treatment rooms. Take in the surrounding beauty of the idyllic lakeside views from the spa’s own private beach or blow off steam in state-of the art gym.
The house’s proximity to the neighbouring lakes means it will be hard to entice yourself away from the water, with kayaks, paddleboards and fishing aplenty. For those who prefer to stay on dry land why not zip wire over the water instead? Or grab a bike and take the family off for beautiful bike ride on the wider estate stopping off for a picnic in a tranquil spot whilst nature spotting the local birds and wildlife.
The beautiful county of Dorset is a popular tourist spot, an area known for its rolling dales, protected heathlands and breath-taking UNESCO-heritage Jurassic coastline. The house is within reaching distance of fabulous beaches, including the beautiful shingle Ringsted Bay, which at low tide reveals a wide expanse of sand. It is the perfect beach for quiet and calm surrounded by neighbouring farmlands. For those who like to get out and explore the stunning countryside, we recommend a visit to Moreton Forest with a range of tree-filled walks amongst the towering conifers.
A trip to the Smuggler’s Inn, a historic 13th Century pub with unbeatable sea views of the Isle of Portland is an absolute must with an excellent selection of ales to sample and delicious food, the perfect spot for a pitstop after a lovely scenic stroll.
If you’re looking to take in the area’s fascinating history then you won’t be disappointed with the thousand-year-old Corfe Castle, a majestic ruin established by William the Conqueror, just a short drive away. Fans of Thomas Hardy can visit Dorchester’s Dorset Museum which houses the largest Hardy Collection in the world, bequeathed by his wife Florence. Just thirty minutes away, is the picturesque town of Poole, here you can hop on a ferry and visit neighbouring islands or soak up the sunrays on the near-by golden beaches at Sandbanks and Bournemouth. A visit to the colourful Lighthouse Arts Centre offers art exhibitions, theatre and film then why not finish off the day with some locally caught fish and chips on the beach.
Other close-by towns which are well worth a visit include the charming county town of Weymouth with its recognisable Georgian seafront and the lively market towns of Bridport and Lyme Regis. The famous Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch, is just a twenty-minute car journey away and is a must-visit while in the area.
Newlyn Cottage doesn’t just offer spectacular views of the bustling fishing village of Newlyn from its privileged hillside vantage point, it is an absolutely feast of stunning interior design. This four bedroom, luxury holiday home is ideally located to enjoy the delights of the splendid Lizard Peninsula. The vibrant town of Penzance is just along the road and in the other direction you can visit the iconic village of Mousehole and the breathtaking Lands End or you can head north to the foodie harbour front of St Ives. Newlyn Cottage sleeps eight guests in superb comfort and is also pet friendly.
This Cornish gem is flooded with light throughout and offers wonderful social spaces. The stylish kitchen diner features a top notch range cooker, beautiful kitchen units and a gorgeous granite-topped island with a breakfast bar where guests can keep the chefs company while they cook up a feast. A lovely stone feature is used for shelving and at the dining end, guests can enjoy the stone fireplace and wood burning stove. The dining table and chairs are sophisticated and very stylish. An ancient grandfather clock sits proudly next to the fireplace and double doors open to a gorgeous terrace for alfresco dining. The spectacular seascapes over the bay are sure to impress.
After a day enjoying this rugged coastline, guests can relax in the elegant living room. Sumptuous sofas and chairs in different colours are positioned perfectly so that you can enjoy the large, wall-mounted smart TV with Blu-ray player or nestle comfortably to enjoy one of the many books on the shelves. The styling of this room is fabulous and the artwork is mesmerising. There is also a second gorgeous living room, complete with a log burning stove, a perfect spot to enjoy the Sunday newspapers.
The bedrooms are an absolute delight, all with fabulous, bold colour schemes and luxurious furnishings. There are two super kings, one king and one twin bedroom, all enjoying sensational sea views. Two of the bedrooms boast exquisite en-suite bathrooms and the other two share a fabulous family bathroom. The master is lavish with an indulgent freestanding bath for relaxing evening soaks and incredible panoramic seascapes. You will find outstanding walk-in rain showers, his and hers sinks with a view and beautiful, ornate mirrors. The interior designers have certainly waved their magic on Newlyn Cottage!
Newlyn Cottage is a sensational holiday home, enjoying far reaching vistas of Mounts Bay and the Lizard Peninsula and decorated with flair and pizzazz. What an amazing spot at sunrise and sunset!
Newlyn Cottage enjoys a fabulous, hillside location overlooking the charming fishing village of Newlyn. It is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the UK, with over 40 acres of harbour. All sorts of fishing vessels can be seen in the attractive harbour including beam trawlers, long liners, crabbers and small open boats used for hand-lining of mackerel in the bay. It is a sight to see! Newlyn has several galleries, some charming pubs and several cosy restaurants. The Newlyn Christmas lights are launched annually along with tunes from the Newlyn Male Voice Choir and followed by a traditional firework display. It is worth getting up early to experience the bustling fish market. The Newlyn Fish Festival is held each year on August Bank Holiday Monday when stalls and cafes take over the quays for the day.
The much loved fishing village of Mousehole boasts an even more famous Christmas light display and offers delightful original character, charm and beauty. The picturesque harbour is surrounded by narrow streets and yellow lichened houses, all huddled together. You will find pretty galleries, gift shops and restaurants along the harbour road. Make sure you take your camera!
Land’s End is famous for being the most south-westerly point in Britain. It is one of the most beautiful, naturally wild and unspoilt spots in Cornwall. The former smallholding is also known as the ‘First and Last’ due to its status as both the starting and ending point of the journey to or from John O’Groats in Scotland, the longest journey in the UK. It is definitely a must-visit with beautiful stretches of ancient coastline and awe-inspiring views. The first recorded name of Land’s End was ‘Penwith Steort’ dating back to 997. The iconic Land’s End signpost was established in the 1950’s when a local family-run business erected the now legendary Cornish icon.
Penzance is a major tourist and commercial centre in West Cornwall. The town is steeped in history with many monuments and historic sites. It boasts dramatic beaches and cliffs and offers much entertainment as well as hundreds of cafes and restaurants. On the moorland surrounding Penzance, there are numerous pre-historic Neolithic and Bronze Age tombs, monuments and settlements, some dating from over 5000 years ago.
Newport Manor is a charming, quintessentially English period home that imbibes all the eccentricity of an English country estate, brimming with vibrant character, set within exquisite layers of pristine gardens.
The Regency style facade of this delightful home is an elegant monochrome with distinctive wrought-iron portico offering a cloistered veranda and elegant balcony, overlooking the primrose-lined pathways, pretty trellis covered arbours and expansive lawns.
Guests will enter an enchanting little world, suspended in time, bursting with ornate touches, period architecture and lavish yet cosy interiors. Full of surprises, this sumptuous home comes with its own series of converted out houses, providing spice and variety: a wonderful bright summer house, a glamorous bubbling hot tub, and its very own pub, the Frog and Pheasant, with games room and timber bar set within welcoming burnt orange walls and a genuine pub atmosphere!
Newport Manor, is set within the heart of the Devonshire countryside, down a winding lane, with far reaching country views. It is has been finished with verve and charisma, executed with both comfort and elegance in mind, to accommodate large parties of up to twenty-four guests.
This quirky, rural idyll offers inviting interiors: an eclectic blend of open fires, lavish features with all the modern fittings required for a luxury family break. Understated luxury is the tone of this home!
The kitchen offers a bright, airy and sociable space for the group to convene at the end of the day, with a large central breakfast bar and views across the gardens; top-range appliances are provided along with double range five hob stove and traditional Aga.
The modern rustic feel is interspersed with unadulterated glamour at Newport Manor. The drawing room offers a little formal indulgence; deep, regal crimsons and antique dresser, along with Art Deco mirror and opulent chandelier. The outdoors beckon, through the large bay French window doors. In contrast, the lounge has a laid-back feel, soft earthy tones, comfortable sofas and a wall mounted television; ideal for evening downtime.
The dining room is finished with dove greys and Georgian panelled walls, a vivacious setting for colourful family meals. Newport Manor is a secluded space where the family can escape the bustle of modern living and reconnect, enjoy the grounds, cook together and take a stroll to the private pub for a game of snooker or darts!
The bedrooms are sumptuously finished, tranquil and elegant spaces with crisp cotton bed linen, generous proportions and unique touches. The luxury tone is apparent: plush fabrics, accents of sophisticated colour, suave finishes including ornate lighting, antique furnishing and glamorous adornments.
The second floor has a charming attic-like feel with sloping ceilings and exposed timber beams.
Newport Manor boasts one and a half acres of land; fully executed for outdoor living, parties and celebrations, there are built-in speakers by the summer house and barbecue, so whether it be rocking out some tunes with a glass of bubbles in the hot tub, or a sedate game of croquet on the lawns, this home has it covered, with style, charisma, and abundant eccentric charm!
The winding and luscious Whiddon Valley is just outside Barnstaple, in a beautiful part of north Devon, known for its lanes framed with wildflowers and windswept coastal pathways.
Barnstable is not exactly a sea-side town, it is nestled on a tidal estuary, yet has a breezy seaside feel to it, with pretty cafes and winding streets, boutiques and a lot of fascinating local history.
Both the Museum of Barnstable and Barnstable Heritage Centre are worth a visit; the latter takes visitors on an exciting journey through time!
The historic Pannier Market showcases dependent on the day antiques, produce and collectables; at the same time visitors can stock up on Butchers Row at the local bakery, deli, fishmongers and butchers. Barnstable has a buzzing and lively range of local businesses and an old fashioned high street with independent producers.
The Tarka Trail is ideal for a sunny day; with lovely views of the countryside around Barnstable, or visitors can hire bikes and take a picnic.
Portmore Golf Club is a luxurious twenty-seven hole golf course with attractive restaurants and bars.
North Devon is known for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and unspoilt nature - this spectacular and diverse country is abundant with gastronomical excellence, history, outdoor pursuits and cultural experiences.
While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including a heated pool and a lifeguard on site, as well as a refrigerator and an oven. Other amenities include a freezer, towels, kitchenware and utensils, and a toaster.
Boasting beautiful gardens and a fabulously airy interior, Newquay Lodge is an unmissable holiday home just seconds from the world-famous beaches of Lusty Glaze and Porth along the north Cornwall coast.
Arriving at this strikingly beautiful home you’ll immediately notice the sense of space and openness, connecting you to the vast skies which stretch above you and the sea which expands infinitely, so close by! Inside you can enjoy this charming modern twist on a classically beautiful design, with an elegant kitchen with a stylish breakfast bar and open plan dining area. For a little more relaxation, you can head into this wonderfully cosy living room complete with a log burner at its heart, so you can get warm and comfortable each evening after a day outdoors! Adding a sense of glamour to the property, there’s even a sun room with delightful teal furnishing where you can enjoy the warm and bright days with a good book or the morning paper. A second living room, meanwhile, with two sofas and a second dining area, ensures everybody can find a private spot to while away the restful hours of holidaying!
And when it’s time to get some sleep, you’ll be warmly welcomed into the enchanting bedrooms distributed across the two floors. First there’s the exquisite master bedroom with its very own balcony offering breath-taking views out to sea! With an impressive king-size bed for rest, and two cosy armchairs for relaxation, this is the perfect invitation to unwind and enjoy some peace in this perfect seaside home. The second bedroom features a super-king size bed and seaside views, while the two remaining rooms each offer two wonderful single beds in welcoming and charming rooms. Impeccably stylish bathrooms guarantee pampering and privacy with huge walk-in showers and large bathtubs.
All of this is, of course, delightful - but it is surely the garden which offers the most idyllic spot for socialising, enjoying moments of solitude in the sunshine, and even alfresco dining! With countless options for a quiet moment or a jolly breakfast all together, you’ll be spoilt for choice in this magical garden which wraps its way around the house! At what’s more - the pub and the stunning coastline are both just a stone’s throw away!
Perfectly sandwiched between Lusty Glaze beach and Porth beaches, you’re truly spoilt for choice in this exceptional location looking right over the beach! Head down the 133 steps to Lusty Glaze Beach Bar and Restaurant for an unforgettable meal with a view, or head to any of the many seaside cafes up and down this coast for a more casual bite to eat!
Huge skies, sandy beaches and wild flower-strewn clifftops define Cornwall, and its warm climate, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage, including visual and written arts and its enormous wealth of archaeology, certainly justifies the fierce pride of its people. Be sure to try a Cornish pasty and delicious sweet Saffron buns (fruit buns flavoured with saffron), and of course a little Cornish Clotted cream and Ice Cream! And for a local tipple, the three major breweries of St Austell, Sharps and Skinners serve excellent beer in pubs throughout the county, and because of its mild climate Cornwall has a number of vineyards producing delicious wine, and is even known for its production of honey (mead) wine!
There are many enchanting towns in Cornwall, some famous ones include: Bude, with excellent beaches, first class surfing and a laid back, relaxed vibe in Cornwall's northern coast; Newquay, just on the doorstep, is the surfing capital of the UK; while St Ives is home to a branch of the Tate Gallery, white sand beaches and crystal clear turquoise waters! Though in many ways, the magic of the county really happens in the Cornish landscape. But if you do fancy a city-trip, for a little retail therapy, or perhaps to see a show, the only one in the county is Truro! High Tea at Charlotte's offers an unmissable experience, in the charming Victorian building on Boscowen Street with Cornish-grown tea! Plus there are two covered markets, one selling eco/organic products, and on Saturday mornings there’s a great farmers' market on the piazza where you can find all kinds of local produce.
Getting to Cornwall is being made easier every year, with ever-improving roads and trains running right through to Penzance in the far south-west of the county, and there are three very useful airports nearby in Newquay, Exeter and Bristol, all of which have car hire available on arrival.
