Nestled in the Cornish village of St Kew Highway is this delightful, three-bedroom dwelling, The Cottage.
Within walking distance to a range of amenities, The Cottage offers a light and airy abode, sympathetically restored, mixing both style and tradition, making it a welcoming base for six guests and their furry companion.
Benefit from off-road parking, before unloading your belongings, and setting up shop in the chic sitting room, featuring plush, cream sofas, an original feature fireplace, and a Smart TV for those relaxing evenings in.
Next door you will locate a well-equipped kitchen/diner with all the appliances and utensils for a hassle-free, self-catered stay, where you can prepare meals to be enjoyed in the suntrap dining room.
Leading out to the rear, multi-level garden, opt for an alfresco affair on sunny days, whilst your four-legged friend roams freely in the enclosed space.
Once you’re ready for some rest, three well-appointed bedrooms await, 2 x double bedrooms, and a bunk room, offering flexibility for your party; all are serviced by a ground-floor shower room, with separate WC for convenience.
Awaken to a coffee in the garden, whilst setting out your coming days, starting locally in the village, where you can dine out and enjoy a tipple at the Red Lion Inn, practise your swing at the local golf club, and stock up on the essentials at the St Kew Farmshop & Café, before heading south to tour the magnificent grounds of Pencarrow House & Garden.
Beachgoers will relish in the opportunity to head to the breath-taking shorelines of Cornwall, with Polzeath Beach, Rock Beach and Port Gaverne Beach all reachable by car, whilst outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the clifftop hike towards The Rumps landmark.
With Newquay and its hub of attractions within proximity, there’s plenty to see and do in the area, no matter your interests, with Newquay Zoo, Newquay Beach Front, and the golden sands of Fistral Beach all popular choices, before returning home for sundowners in the garden.
Escape to the coast at The Cottage.
