Cross House, St Issey is a handsome stone cottage perfectly suited for extended families, groups of friends, or multiple families holidaying together. The stunning kitchen / diner features an electric range cooker, microwave, fridge / freezer, and dishwasher, with a long dining table positioned in the light-filled garden room section where glass doors open onto the terrace beyond. The comfortable lounge invites relaxed evenings with its Smart TV and ample seating for the whole party, while the cosy snug offers a quieter retreat with its own Smart TV for those seeking a peaceful moment with a good book. The practical utility room houses a washing machine and tumble dryer, whilst the brilliant games room downstairs is equipped with a pool table, table tennis table, and additional fridge and freezer.
Step outside to discover glorious lawned gardens with multiple terraces, perfect for alfresco dining with the barbecue and outdoor furniture, plus a handy outside shower for rinsing off sandy feet after beach days. Upstairs, four bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation: two king-size rooms (one with en-suite bathroom featuring bath with mixer shower attachment), a twin room, and a bunk bedroom with two sets of bunks that children will adore. Two family bathrooms, both with showers over baths, complete the layout. Private parking for five cars ensures hassle-free arrivals for your whole group.
Picture sun-drenched afternoons in the gardens, children playing on the lawns while adults relax on the terrace with chilled drinks. Spend mornings cycling the Camel Trail as it winds through beautiful countryside, then return for competitive games of pool and table tennis before firing up the barbecue. As twilight settles over the Cornish countryside, gather around the long dining table for laughter-filled suppers, planning tomorrow's coastal adventures.
Cross House, St Issey places you perfectly for exploring North Cornwall's finest attractions and stunning coastline. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (2 km) is a picturesque vineyard and orchard offering guided tours through the vines, expert-led wine tastings showcasing their award-winning vintages, and a stunning setting that's become sought-after for weddings and special celebrations. Kayaking on River Camel from Porthilly Cove (4 km) provides guided tours exploring the scenic estuary and dramatic coastline, with wonderful opportunities for spotting seals, wading birds, and other wildlife, perfect for families, groups, and even corporate team-building events. Newquay Zoo (15 km) delights visitors of all ages with diverse animal exhibits ranging from lions to lemurs, important conservation projects protecting endangered species, and engaging educational programmes that bring wildlife to life. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (18 km) is a fascinating clay mining museum set within beautiful parkland, offering captivating insights into Cornwall's historic china clay industry through interactive displays and restored Victorian machinery.
Venture further to discover even more of Cornwall's treasures. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle (51 km) cares for over 1,200 rescued animals across spacious enclosures, combining interactive exhibits and close encounters with wildlife alongside a fun indoor play centre that children adore. St Ives Museum (51 km) showcases the town's rich local history through extensive collections celebrating maritime heritage, traditional fishing methods, historic mining, and the renowned art that's made St Ives famous worldwide. The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (54 km) is a scenic circular route showcasing the area's rich mining heritage, punctuated by atmospheric engine houses and offering stunning panoramic views across the landscape, perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding through this historic corner of Cornwall.
The market town of Wadebridge sits just six kilometres away, probably best known for its famous Camel Trail linking this charming town to Rock and Padstow, offering 29 kilometres of flat, traffic-free cycle track running parallel to the beautiful River Camel through some of Cornwall's most scenic countryside. Meanwhile, Camborne lies 43 kilometres from the cottage. A historic town that was once one of the richest mining towns in the world, and somewhere you can still explore impressive engine houses and learn about the mining heritage that shaped Cornwall's industrial past.
