Whitewood, Carnhell Green is a stylish eco-conscious barn conversion where high ceilings and tall bi-fold glass windows flood the open-plan living space with natural light. To the left, the well-equipped kitchen invites you to whip up family dinners with ease, complete with a wine cooler for chilling your favourite tipple. Gather at the breakfast bar for four or around the dining table for six, perfect for leisurely breakfasts and lively family feasts. The sitting area, with two comfy sofas, a wood burning stove and Smart Television, is the ideal spot to unwind after a day of Cornish adventures.
Step outside through the bi-fold doors onto the sun-soaked patio and enclosed garden, stretching the length of the property, perfect for barbecues, alfresco dining and watching children and dogs play freely. Three delightful bedrooms await inside: bedroom one boasts a king-size bed, french doors to the patio and an en-suite shower room, bedroom two offers a further king-size bed with garden access, while bedroom three provides cosy twin singles for younger guests. The sleek family bathroom, with a free-standing bath and separate shower, sits between them. Private parking for two cars completes this wonderfully practical, comfortable retreat.
Imagine mornings spent lingering over coffee as sunlight streams through the bi-fold doors, the wood burner's embers still glowing from the night before. Afternoons call for garden games with the dogs, a sizzling barbecue, or a gentle wander to nearby beaches and coastal villages. As dusk settles, retreat indoors, sink into the sofas, and let Whitewood's calming, ocean-blue ambience wrap around you like a warm Cornish welcome.
Whitewood, Carnhell Green sits within easy reach of some of west Cornwall's finest attractions. The King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (4 km) offers guided tours and fascinating exhibits exploring the county's tin mining heritage. St Michael's Mount in Marazion (14 km) is a spectacular tidal island crowned by a medieval castle, complete with subtropical gardens and a charming harbour village to explore. Tate St Ives (20 km) enjoys a dramatic clifftop position overlooking the Atlantic, showcasing works by celebrated Cornish artists alongside pieces from the Tate collection. Newquay Zoo (30 km) rounds off the list, a family-friendly favourite with diverse animal exhibits and engaging conservation projects.
Venture a little further afield and Cornwall's treasures keep on coming. Padstow Brewing Co (46 km) welcomes visitors with award-winning brewery tours and guided tastings of its unique craft beers. Fowey Aquarium (52 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into local marine life, complete with interactive touch pools for curious little hands. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (54 km) rounds out the adventure with thrilling rides, animal encounters and seasonal events for the whole family to enjoy.
For a change of scene, Penzance is just 17 kilometres away, a characterful harbour town brimming with excellent restaurants, independent shops and galleries, and within easy striking distance of some of Cornwall's finest beaches. St Austell, a 42-kilometre drive away, is a historic clay mining town and home to the world-renowned Eden Project, offering a fascinating day out among its biomes and tropical gardens.
