Heron at Rosehill Lodges, Porthtowan, is a newly refurbished luxury lodge nestled in a tranquil wooded valley just moments from the beach. The expertly designed kitchen combines style with functionality, featuring a modern electric oven and hob, alongside essential appliances that make catering for family gatherings a joy. The inviting open-plan living space creates a wonderful social hub, with a wood burner adding warmth and ambiance, while the Smart TV provides entertainment for cosy evenings in.
Step outside onto the glass-covered terrace, where you can unwind in your private hot tub or enjoy al fresco dining regardless of the weather. The lodge features three sumptuous bedrooms: a luxurious super-king-size with en-suite shower room and TV, an elegant king-size room, and a versatile twin zip-and-link that can transform into a super-king-size bed. A well-appointed family bathroom ensures everyone's comfort, while the private sauna offers the ultimate relaxation experience.
Let the gentle sounds of rustling leaves and distant waves set the scene for your perfect coastal escape. Spend mornings sipping coffee on your terrace while watching local wildlife in the surrounding woodland, evenings soaking in the hot tub beneath the stars, and peaceful moments in your private sauna, washing away the salt and sand from a day at the beach.
Heron at Rosehill Lodges, Porthtowan, enjoys an enviable position just 850 metres from a beautiful Blue Flag beach. The coastal village offers everything needed for a perfect seaside holiday, including a charming gastro pub, welcoming bars, and convenient shops. During low tide, discover the unique mermaid pool, a natural rock pool perfect for swimming, while the surrounding coastline provides excellent opportunities for spotting dolphins, seals, and even basking sharks.
For history enthusiasts, Wheal Coates (5 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's mining heritage, with its dramatic clifftop setting providing breathtaking coastal views. The Great Flat Lode Trail (11 km) presents an excellent opportunity for walking or cycling while exploring historic engine houses and stunning landscapes. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm (12 km) delights visitors with guided tours and vintage tractor rides, while Stithians Lake Activities Centre (13 km) provides thrilling water sports and peaceful fishing spots.
Take a 30-kilometre drive and discover the St Ives Museum, showcasing the area's rich maritime heritage. Other attractions a little further afield include the Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park (31 km) with its fascinating flying displays, and Seal Island (33 km via boat from St Ives), where boat trips offer close encounters with grey seals. The historic market town of Redruth (6 km) charms visitors with its creative arts scene and architecture. Cornwall's county capital of Truro is 16 kilometres from the lodge and offers excellent shopping and dining options.
