A New Belonging, St Kew, is an enchanting wooden hut offering a unique and intimate retreat in the heart of Cornwall. The beautifully equipped kitchenette combines rustic charm with modern convenience, featuring everything needed to prepare delicious meals, from morning coffee to evening feasts. The inviting living space exudes bohemian style with its eclectic decorations, comfortable seating adorned with embroidered cushions, and a warming wood-burning stove that creates a cosy atmosphere perfect for relaxation.
Step outside onto your private deck, an idyllic spot for alfresco dining or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings. The romantic mezzanine bedroom, accessed via a charming spiral staircase, provides a snug sleeping space where you can drift off to the gentle patter of rain on the roof or the distant call of nocturnal wildlife. The property features a pristine shower room, while practical amenities, including a washing machine and dryer, are conveniently housed in an external outhouse.
Let the gentle rhythm of country life wash over you as you embrace the tranquillity of this unique hideaway. Wake to birdsong and morning light filtering through the windows, spend lazy afternoons on your private deck with Cornish cream teas, and as evening falls, stoke up the wood burner and lose yourself in the cosy ambiance of your romantic retreat.
A New Belonging, St Kew, is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's captivating north coast and its wealth of attractions. The journey begins at Pencarrow House & Garden (7 km), where you can wander through 50 acres of meticulously maintained gardens and enjoy guided tours of this stunning Georgian mansion. The scenic Camel Trail (15 km) beckons cycling enthusiasts with its picturesque route along a former railway line, offering breathtaking views of rivers and woodland as you pedal through the Cornish countryside.
History buffs will appreciate the Cornwall At War Museum (20 km), where extensive wartime exhibits bring the region's past to life. At the Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park (26 km), you can encounter magnificent owls and learn about wildlife conservation through engaging educational talks and flying displays.
For those willing to venture further, Pirate Quest Adventure Golf (34 km) provides family entertainment with its themed courses and interactive exhibits, while Fowey Aquarium (36 km) offers fascinating insights into local marine life. The impressive Launceston Castle (41 km) stands as a testament to Norman architecture, providing panoramic views and engaging activities. The charming town of Padstow (19 km) is renowned for its culinary scene, while Bude (42 km) attracts visitors with its award-winning beaches and vibrant coastal atmosphere.
