The Smithy, Feock is a delightful former blacksmith's cottage nestled on the edge of Cornwall's stunning Roseland Heritage Coast, offering characterful accommodation for four guests across both the main cottage and a charming shepherd's hut. The cottage welcomes you into a cosy lounge where exposed wooden beams and whitewashed stone walls create authentic Cornish charm, complemented by a crackling wood burner, comfortable seating, and a Smart TV for relaxed evenings. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, and dishwasher, flowing into a spacious dining area where everyone can gather around the table to enjoy home-cooked feasts together.
Step outside to discover the enclosed garden, a peaceful retreat with a furnished patio perfect for al fresco dining and a lawned area where children and dogs can play freely. The garden's crowning glory is the private spa facility, complete with sauna, barrel hot and cold shower, and plunge pool (robes thoughtfully provided) for ultimate relaxation after days exploring the coast. The inviting double bedroom in the cottage features an en-suite bathroom with a large walk-in shower, while the shepherd's hut offers a second double bedroom with its own compact kitchen, electric flame-effect wood burner, and en-suite shower room. Private parking for four cars is available, including an electric vehicle charging point.
Picture mornings beginning with coffee on the sun-warmed patio, birdsong drifting through the overhanging trees as you plan the day's adventures. Spend afternoons wandering through nearby gardens or strolling to hidden beaches just minutes from your door, returning to fire up the wood burner as evening falls. Later, slip into the spa's soothing warmth, steam rising into the starlit Cornish sky, before retiring to your peaceful retreat for restful sleep in the heart of the countryside.
The Smithy, Feock places you perfectly to explore Cornwall's treasures, with Trelissick Garden just 500 metres away, this National Trust gem offers seemingly endless gardens, enchanting woodland walks, and a secret beach waiting to be discovered. Truro Cathedral in Truro (5 km) stands as a stunning architectural masterpiece, showcasing breathtaking Gothic Revival design, rich historical treasures, and hosting a wonderful variety of services, concerts, and cultural events throughout the year. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (12 km) provides an idyllic lakeside setting for water sports enthusiasts, offering sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, and fishing alongside peaceful nature trails perfect for wildlife watching. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (19 km) present a magical restoration story, featuring diverse plant collections from subtropical jungles to productive kitchen gardens, wildlife habitats, and enchanting walks through this captivating blend of Victorian history and natural beauty. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (22 km) delivers swashbuckling family fun with mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and historical enactments celebrating Cornish myths and legends.
Venture further to discover even more of Cornwall's finest attractions. Bodmin Jail in Bodmin (46 km) offers spine-tingling guided heritage tours through this ancient prison, with paranormal experiences and interactive exhibitions bringing Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life. PK Porthcurno in Porthcurno (47 km) is a fascinating museum exploring the remarkable evolution of global communications, featuring engaging exhibits, hands-on learning experiences, and educational programs revealing how Cornwall connected the world through undersea telegraph cables. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (52 km) stands proud on windswept Bodmin Moor, this legendary smuggling inn offering charming accommodation, a unique museum celebrating Daphne du Maurier's famous novel, and delightful traditional Cornish dining.
The vibrant riverside town of Falmouth lies just eight kilometres away, where dramatic coastal fortresses guard the harbour, an exhilarating zip wire adventure soars above the waterfront, and arts and culture flourish in galleries, museums, and independent studios throughout this creative maritime community. Meanwhile, Padstow sits 36 kilometres from the cottage. This foodie heaven combines award-winning restaurants from world-renowned chefs with excellent independent eateries, artisan food shops, and a picturesque working harbour where fresh seafood arrives daily, making it an essential destination for culinary enthusiasts exploring Cornwall's gastronomic delights.
