Old Post Office, Golant is a beautiful riverside house offering the perfect Cornish retreat for families and friends. Step inside to discover a spacious open-plan lounge / diner bathed in warmth, where a wonderful wood burner invites cosy gatherings. The light, bright kitchen is thoughtfully positioned nearby, brimming with modern appliances including a Smeg fridge/freezer, electric oven, gas hob, and dishwasher – everything needed to prepare memorable meals. A handy utility room with washing machine provides practical convenience, whilst a downstairs shower room ensures easy access.
Venture outside to a beautiful patio embracing the river views, perfect for relaxing with a drink. Three generously sized bedrooms await upstairs – the master with its own en-suite shower room and two comfortable twin rooms, two showcasing wonderful river views and beyond. Complete with a main bathroom featuring a shower over the bath, this charming home welcomes families with open arms. The Smart TV and Sonos speaker ensure cosy evenings, whilst the abundance of space makes it ideal for creating lasting memories.
Imagine lazy mornings watching the river flow past your window, a leisurely breakfast around the dining table, and afternoons spent exploring the beautiful Cornish coast. Picture cosy evenings gathered around the wood burner, stories shared over supper, and the sound of gentle laughter echoing through the house. This is where memories are made – in a place where comfort, character, and connection come together perfectly.
Old Post Office, Golant sits in a charming waterside village perfect for adventurers and relaxation seekers alike. The serene riverside setting invites boating enthusiasts, anglers, and those keen on kayaking and paddleboarding, with rentals available nearby. A short stroll leads to the village pub, a cosy retreat for locals and visitors. Readymoney Cove (4 km) is a small sandy beach with calm, sheltered waters and views of St. Catherine's Castle, ideal for families and swimmers. Polkerris Beach (4 km) offers a beautiful stretch of sand perfect for water sports, with sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding opportunities, backed by welcoming establishments for refreshments. Cultural attractions await in abundance throughout the region. The MAD Museum in Fowey (3 km) showcases interactive mechanical art and design exhibits for curious minds of all ages. The Eden Project in Bodelva (7 km) is a captivating eco-park with stunning biomes and interactive exhibits exploring the relationship between people and nature. St Austell Brewery (11 km) offers award-winning beers and brewery tours celebrating local heritage. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (23 km) is an ancient smuggling inn nestled on Bodmin Moor.
The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (47 km) showcases rich mining heritage through scenic walking and cycling routes that follow historic tramways and engine houses, offering stunning views across the Cornish countryside. Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (49 km) captivates with diverse marine life and underwater tunnels, featuring everything from tropical sharks and rays to local Cornish species, plus interactive rock pools perfect for children. The legendary Burgh Island, a 54-kilometre drive away, accessible by unique sea tractor at high tide, inspired Agatha Christie's finest mysteries including 'And Then There Were None', and houses the iconic Art Deco hotel where she penned her novels.
St Austell, just 10 kilometres away, is a historic clay mining town where visitors can explore the fascinating Eden Project's biomes, discover the area's industrial heritage at the Wheal Martyn Museum, and wander through charming streets lined with independent shops. Meanwhile, Padstow is a 29-kilometre journey to a renowned foodie's haven, famous for Rick Stein's seafood restaurants and cookery school. This picturesque fishing port offers harbour-side dining, the scenic Camel Trail for cycling enthusiasts, and boat trips to spot seals and dolphins in the estuary waters.
