Shillingstones, St Teath welcomes you into a light and fresh kitchen / diner, where a fitted kitchen with breakfast bar seating for four sits alongside a dining table for four on a cosy carpeted area, perfect for shared meals after a day of coastal adventures. Through to the lounge, sink into the generous corner sofa or curl up in the armchair with its footrest, with windows on both sides filling the room with natural light. The whole ground floor retains plenty of original character, blending traditional Cornish charm with contemporary comforts throughout.
Step outside to the enclosed rear garden, mostly laid to lawn and accessed via a locked gate to the side of the property; settle at the outdoor dining table beneath its umbrella for a relaxed al fresco supper or morning coffee in the sunshine. Upstairs, two comfortable bedrooms await: a super-king-size double with its own en-suite shower room, and a twin room served by the family bathroom. Parking for two cars is provided, with further roadside parking often available for additional vehicles.
Picture evenings spent in the garden as the umbrella casts cool shade over supper, the scent of the Cornish countryside drifting in on the breeze. Spend your days wandering moorland trails or discovering hidden coves along the coast, then return to the cosy lounge to relax with a film and a glass of something local. St Teath's village pub, just a few hundred metres away, is perfect for a nightcap or Sunday roast.
Shillingstones, St Teath sits on a quiet lane in this picturesque Cornish village, perfectly placed for exploring the dramatic North Cornwall coast and the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor. Tintagel Castle (9 km) offers breathtaking clifftop views and a dramatic footbridge linking ancient ruins steeped in Arthurian legend. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (12 km) is an atmospheric former smuggling inn on Bodmin Moor, complete with its own museum and hearty dining. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (18 km) invites you to enjoy guided tours and wine tastings amid picturesque vines and orchards. Fowey Aquarium (30 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornish marine life, with interactive touch pools delighting visitors of all ages.
Venture further afield to uncover more of the Southwest's finest attractions. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly (50 km) promises a thrilling family day out with indoor and outdoor rides, shows, and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (54 km) offers a unique archery experience across themed ranges, blending historical and fantasy elements for an unforgettable adventure. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (54 km) brings maritime heritage to life through engaging exhibits, boat collections, and interactive activities for all the family.
Padstow, a food lover's paradise of harbourside restaurants and bustling fish quays, is just 16 kilometres from the cottage. Newquay, a 31-kilometre drive away, boasts some of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches, with miles of golden sand and captivating coastlines; voted one of the Best Seaside Towns for Families, its laid-back charm has something for everyone to enjoy.
