Log Cabins to RentBlue seas, sandy beaches, great surf, wild moorland and fascinating industrial heritage: Cornwall has so much to offer. Glorious coastal walks, the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the unique Isles of Scilly all make it hard to resist.
One of three beautiful single level properties situated close to Sennen Cove, Land s End and the Cape of Cornwall, this a wonderful holiday home to set up as a base from which to explore the area. Footpaths from the barn lead to Gwenver and the South West Coast Path. Several beautiful coves and beaches can be found on the Penwith peninsula including the Porthcurno beach with the Minack open air theatre nestling in the cliffs. Visit the working mine museums of Levant and Geevor, which will give visitors an insight into how big the tin mining industry was in the area a real trip back into the past. A few miles from the property is a choice of pubs, shops and restaurants in Sennen or St Just. Further afield, the historic towns of Penzance and St Ives can be reached. These lovely barn conversions have vaulted ceilings, original exposed beams and wooden floors, making the most of their original features. The accommodation is set across a single storey, ensuring easy access throughout. On arrival at the property, guests will find the spacious and inviting lounge/kitchen/diner, as well as a delicious cream tea offered by the owners. The lounge has ample comfy seating, a TV/DVD, and a wood burner effect gas fire perfect for chilly nights. The kitchen area comes complete with an oven and hob, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, a washing machine and a microwave, while the dining area is perfect for two. Also on the same level is the bedroom, containing a four poster double bed, a TV and a luxury en suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Patio doors lead outside to an enclosed garden with seating, where guests can take in the beautiful views over towards Gwenver Beach, which is approximately a mile away. Guests are invited to make friends with the farm animals that live on site in the barns, fields and paddock including ponies, chickens and ducks. There s ample off road parking too.
Perfectly positioned to explore everything West Cornwall has to offer, there is no shortage of beautiful fishing villages and renowned attractions in this part of the country. Lamorna Cove is easily accessible direct from the property or carry on down the South West Coastal Path for breath taking views along the cliff tops. Newlyn and Mousehole are just a short drive away for freshly caught fish and experiencing a truly Cornish community. Head slightly further for Penzance, where you can find a multitude of shops and pubs to choose from. Land s End isn t far if you want to pay a visit to England s most westerly point! Also close by is National Trusts St Michael s Mount Island Castle. Enter into the property and you will be welcomed into the open plan kitchen/diner, well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, there is also a large oak dining table for the whole family to sit and enjoy a meal, or why not take advantage of the huge floor to ceiling window whilst you sit and take in the views. Next is the lounge area with comfy seating, this is the perfect place to relax in front of the coal effect electric fire and watch a film on the TV/DVD or listen to some music on the Bluetooth speaker. There is also a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Heading down the hall you will find the three bedrooms. A king size with single bed and en suite shower room with shower and WC, another king size and a twin. Completing the accommodation is a family bathroom with bath, wet room style shower and WC. Heading outside you ll find a south facing terrace area with garden furniture and a shared communal courtyard. There is parking for three cars.
The property has an enclosed garden, with views across the sandy bay to the Bass Rock, Trapain Law, and Berwick Law. It is located in an ideal position for exploring East Lothian and the city of Edinburgh. It will appeal to anyone who enjoys outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, nature, golf and surfing. The town of Dunbar also offers a variety of activities for all ages and interests including a swimming pool, restaurants, pubs, cafes and shops.
Located in Dunbar, this chalet is on the waterfront. The area's natural beauty can be seen at John Muir Country Park and Preston Mill & Phantassie Doocot Mill, while John Muir's Birthplace and John Muir House are cultural highlights. Kayaking and windsurfing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with horse riding and hiking nearby.
Seasalter, Cornwall, South West of England
From £833
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Beach Retreat is a chalet-style beach house, a comfortable and cosy place to unwind. All-round views of seaside and countryside. Relax in a deckchair on the raised decking or in the private beach garden; stroll along the beach to Whitstable with its boutiques, restaurants and busy fishing harbour. Ideal for walkers and birdwatchers, with the Saxon Shore Way and Oare Marshes Reserve close by. The cathedral city of Canterbury is just a short drive away.
Located in Whitstable, this chalet is in a rural area and on the waterfront. Whitstable Museum and Gallery and Playhouse Theatre Whitstable are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Whitstable and Seasalter Golf Club and Whitstable Harbour. Traveling with kids? Consider Lazer Rush, or check out an event or a game at BMX Track Herne Bay. Discover the area's water adventures with windsurfing and sailing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with hiking and cycling.
Newquay, Cornwall, South West of England
From £1169
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This stylish lodge rests in Porth, Cornwall and can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
Beachcliff is a delightful lodge resting in Porth, Cornwall. Hosting three bedrooms, including a double with TV and an en-suite shower room and two twin bedrooms, along with a bathroom, this property can sleep up to six guests. there is also an open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining and sitting area with electric fire. Outside there is off-road parking for two cars and decking with furniture. Beachcliff is a stunning dwelling, for a family of six looking to explore the Cornish coast.
Amenities: Central heating with electric fire. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. 2 x TVs, WiFi. Bluetooth ceiling speakers. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot available. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Decking with furniture. Sorry no smoking. On-site shop and pub 0.1 miles (seasonal opening times), Off-site Pub 1.2 miles. Shop 1.9 miles, Beach 0.6 miles. Note: On-site facilities include: children's playground, bar/eatery, entertainment, launderette, steam room, sauna, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools at an extra cost.
This property now accepts 2 well behaved pets, supplement is required
Region: Cornwall’s visitors are constantly tempted back to the beautiful coastline, tiny fishing villages, hidden coves and the world-class surfing. Whatever the reason, Cornwall has long cemented its place as one of Britain’s premier holiday destinations.
Town: The quaint village of Porth rests on the outskirts of Newquay and is home to a shop, cafes, restaurants and a sandy beach offering a pub with scenic views. Just a short walk away, is Watergate Bay, with fabulous waves, a surf school, pubs and a café; Newquay is also within easy reach with its stunning beaches, array of watersports, restaurants, pubs, zoo and aquarium. Travel three miles west of Porth to find Fistal Beach for a surf centre and Lusty Glaze Beach.
Located in Newquay, this lodge is in a rural area and on the beach. Huer's Hut and Trerice are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and St Agnes Beacon. Newquay Zoo and Oasis Fun Pools are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with hiking, cycling, and rock climbing.
Beaconview Beach House is a newly built, 5 star luxury, detached holiday home set in a spectacular hillside location in Downderry. The property has wonderful panoramic sea views all the way to Looe Island and beyond that can be enjoyed from the balconies and elevated decking.
Looe View is located in Downderry, a beautiful, popular Cornish seaside village which enjoys breathtaking views of the idyllic coastline and countryside. It also has good, local day-to-day facilities with a general store, post office, traditional inn with lovely sea views and the recent opening of Blueplate by Nick Barclay.
For guests that enjoy walking, the coastal paths provide many opportunities with nearby Seaton, Looe, Talland Bay and the 13th century fishing village of Polperro.
Inside Beaconview is a modern, neutrally decorated, contemporary home. It has a fully fitted kitchen with fantastic sea and coastal views and the entire property is furnished luxuriously for your comfort. There are four, first floor bedrooms which together sleep ten guests (8 adults, 2 children).
The friendly owners provide a welcome hamper which is sufficient for enjoying a couple of glasses of wine on the evening of arrival, and the ingredients for having a cooked breakfast the following morning, meaning that you don't necessarily have to rush out to stock the fridge immediately on arrival!
Good leisure sporting facilities are within easy reach of Beaconview Beach House including the 18 hole coastal golf courses of Whitsand Bay and Looe. There are many beaches around. Downderry beach is part shingle, part sand with numerous rock pools at low tide and dogs are permitted all year. The nearby Whitsand Bay is a vast 4 mile stretch of sandy beach.
The ancient ports of Looe & Polperro are reachable in fifteen and twenty minutes respectively and the city of Plymouth is an half hour distant. There are also wonderful National Trust Houses and Gardens nearby for your enjoyment.
Beaconview Beach House is a newly built, 5 star luxury, detached holiday home set in a spectacular hillside location in Downderry. The property has wonderful panoramic sea views all the way to Looe Island and beyond that can be enjoyed from the balconies and elevated decking.
Looe View is located in Downderry, a beautiful, popular Cornish seaside village which enjoys breathtaking views of the idyllic coastline and countryside. It also has good, local day-to-day facilities with a general store, post office, traditional inn with lovely sea views and the recent opening of Blueplate by Nick Barclay.
For guests that enjoy walking, the coastal paths provide many opportunities with nearby Seaton, Looe, Talland Bay and the 13th century fishing village of Polperro.
Inside Beaconview is a modern, neutrally decorated, contemporary home. It has a fully fitted kitchen with fantastic sea and coastal views and the entire property is furnished luxuriously for your comfort. There are four, first floor bedrooms which together sleep ten guests (8 adults, 2 children).
The friendly owners provide a welcome hamper which is sufficient for enjoying a couple of glasses of wine on the evening of arrival, and the ingredients for having a cooked breakfast the following morning, meaning that you don't necessarily have to rush out to stock the fridge immediately on arrival!
Good leisure sporting facilities are within easy reach of Beaconview Beach House including the 18 hole coastal golf courses of Whitsand Bay and Looe. There are many beaches around. Downderry beach is part shingle, part sand with numerous rock pools at low tide and dogs are permitted all year. The nearby Whitsand Bay is a vast 4 mile stretch of sandy beach.
The ancient ports of Looe & Polperro are reachable in fifteen and twenty minutes respectively and the city of Plymouth is an half hour distant. There are also wonderful National Trust Houses and Gardens nearby for your enjoyment.
Hayle, Cornwall, South West of England
From £770
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Set atop the sand dunes, Hillcrest is a beautiful 3 bedroom family chalet, well equipped for 6 people. Not overlooked and ideally situated to benefit from breathtaking 180 degree panoramic views and sunsets over the sea from St Ives in one direction to Godrevy lighthouse in the other.
With the beach just a few minutes walk away you can leave the car at home and enjoy the 3 miles of golden sand, which is lifeguarded in the top season. This stunning beach is great for surfing, body boarding, kite surfing or just soaking up the views. The beach is also safe for small children with natural swimming pools and rock pools left behind at low tide.
The large grassed area in front of the chalet with picnic bench makes alfresco meals a delight after a long day on the beach. If a meal or drink out is what you prefer then you can walk to The Bluff pub which overlooks the beach or along the estuary to Lula Shack for some great food and maybe a cocktail.
Hayle beach and The Towns enjoy world heritage status. It is a site of outstanding Natural beauty.
Well located for exploring many other areas in beautiful Cornwall. Riviere Towns is beautifully looked after, uncommercialised and with individual chalets. There are a number of lovely and safe play areas for children, a general store within a two minute walk.
Lunches, snacks and refreshments are also available at the beach café at the top of the Cliffs.
There is a good choice of restaurants and pubs in Hayle town, and three large Supermarkets with free parking.
Whatever your holiday plans are, or even what the Cornish weather offers, you can guarantee a relaxing holiday in the most magical corners of this wonderful county.
Please note due to it’s location atop the sand dunes, Hillcrest may not be suitably positioned for anyone with restricted mobility. (Please contact for details of alternative access)
Bookings are Saturday - Saturday however we do consider shorter stays and mid week breaks off season. Please contact for more information.
Located in Hayle, this chalet is near theme parks and on the beach. St. Ives Theatre and Barbara Hepworth Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Godolphin Estate and St. Michael's Mount. Ready for a night out? Consider Acorn Theatre and Gwennap Pit. Kayaking, scuba diving, and snorkeling offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with hiking/biking trails nearby.
Truro, Cornwall, South West of England
From £1141
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Blankednick Lodge is the jewel in the Blankednick Boltholes holiday lets with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious living area and even a log burner (for cooler Cornish nights!)
We have refurbished the Lodge to a very high specification this winter and are proud to present a fully functional and charming property perfectly designed for a simple and enjoyable holiday experience. From the functional kitchen (with dishwasher and washing machine) to the wood burner, the Lodge allows everything to run smoothly ensuring that everyone has a peaceful and enjoyable break.
Outside there is a wonderful South facing private balcony and lawn with stunning views across the Kennal Valley, just perfect for bbq's or a quick drink after the kids have gone to bed. We have even strung fairy lights through the espalier (apple trees to you and me), to give a romantic glow as you enjoy the evening views.
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Location:
Blankednick Farm lies within walking distance of the villages of Ponsanooth and Perranwell. They both boast fine pubs, decent playgrounds, and well equipped village shops selling local produce, as well as basic essentials. Just a short drive away is the thriving town of Falmouth, made famous by the sailing regatta and it's multitude of brilliant bars and restaurants overlooking the harbour. Here you can go out fishing or on the pleasure boats, hang out in the bustling town, or just relax on the beautiful sandy beaches of Gyllyngvase or Maenporth. The more adrenaline fuelled North coast surfing beaches are within a twenty minute drive from Blankednick.
Things to do in the immediate area:
For a good walk, there is also the Kennal Valley nature reserve with the remnants of a bygone gunpowder factory with the Kennal river cascading through. The South West coastal path is a mere stones throw from Blankednick, with some breath taking coastal scenery and essential ice cream shops on route to help recharge tired legs.
Nearby is Stithians reservoir, ideal for watersports and nature walks and the great North Coast surfing beaches are around a twenty-five minute drive.
Oh and did we mention the Dynamite Valley Brewery at the bottom of the valley (less than five minute walk) boasting local brews and even a beer cafe for a sundowner...
Getting around:
Although idyllically quiet, Blankednick Lodge is within a stones throw of the A39 which connects Truro to Falmouth to the deep South of Cornwall. Therefore almost anything in the county is easy to access, from the county town of Truro (7 miles away) to the famous surf beaches of the North coast being around a 20 minute drive.
There is also a bus stop within 500 yards of Blankednick going both North to Truro and South to Falmouth if required.
Please ask Ben and Lou the best way to get to places, as we know the secrets of navigating Cornwall, even in peak times!
Located in Truro, this lodge is in a rural area and on a river. Performance Centre and Gwennap Pit are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Enys Gardens and Killiow Golf Club. Traveling with kids? Consider Raze the Roof Indoor Play & Laser Tag and Falmouth Aquarium. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Beech Lodge benefits from being ideally positioned mid way between Padstow and Newquay, set in beautiful Cornish countryside and within a short drive of the striking North Atlantic coastline. Located at the esteemed Retallack Resort, the luxurious lodge is fully furnished to a very high standard with an attention to detail throughout, providing comfortably accommodation for eight guests across its spacious two levels. From the decked balconies, guests can gaze out across the delightful countryside and draw inspiration from the tranquil surroundings. The balcony area also provides the perfect setting for a dining alfresco. For a really unique experience grab your board and take a ride on the on site wave machine. Here you will find waves all year round and fun for all the family, whether participating or simply a spectator there is guaranteed fun to be had by all. Additional costs apply for this facility which can be booked by the hour. On site guests can play a round on the pitch and putt or visit the restaurant and bar. Both Padstow and Newquay occupy prominent positions on the North Cornwall coast, whilst offering contrasting experiences. The lively surf resort of Newquay provides an array of glorious sandy beaches home to numerous surf spots and popular amongst walkers along the coastal path. In contrast, Padstow is characterised by its picturesque harbour, where a variety of boat trips depart from, whilst back on land the town has built up a healthy gastronomic reputation. For guests looking to explore further afield, Cornwall is home to a variety of attractions within just a short drive. Spend a day visiting the world famous Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan, discover the county capital of Cornwall or simply seek out any number of traditional Cornish villages dotted throughout the countryside. If stately homes and gardens appeal to you then Cornwall is proudly home to a number of National Trust estates, showcasing magnificent grounds with visually stunning properties. When the sun goes down, and after a busy day exploring, you can wine and dine the night away at any number of acclaimed restaurants in the close vicinity, including Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall at Watergate Bay and Rick Stein’s restaurants in Padstow. Start planning your perfect stay with the help of the Blue Chip Experience holiday planners. Find out more >>>
