2 The Chapel, Rinsey welcomes you into a beautifully converted Methodist chapel where traditional charm meets contemporary comfort. The heart of the home is the open-plan ground floor, centred around a striking stone fireplace with crackling wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings after coastal adventures. The well-equipped kitchen features integrated appliances including dishwasher, washing machine, and tumble dryer, whilst the adjoining dining area seats six around a handsome table. Entertainment is plentiful with a TV / DVD player, stereo system, and thoughtful selection of books, CDs, DVDs, and games for all ages.
Step outside onto the generous granite patio, a sun-drenched spot ideal for alfresco dining and lazy afternoon drinks. Beyond the stone wall lies The Thicket, a peaceful gated garden featuring lawned areas beneath mature trees, complete with benches and picnic table for quiet contemplation. Upstairs, two restful bedrooms await: a king-size room and flexible twin room, both simply decorated in calming tones. A family bathroom with shower over bath serves both rooms. At the front, designated parking for one car provides convenient access.
Imagine mornings with coffee on the sunny patio, birds singing in The Thicket beyond, planning the day's coastal wanderings. Perhaps you'll explore the nearby cove, footprints fresh on empty sand, or tackle a spectacular stretch of the South West Coast Path. Return as golden evening light bathes the garden, firing up the wood burner while stories of the day's discoveries fill the air around the dining table.
2 The Chapel, Rinsey places you perfectly for exploring West Cornwall's most captivating attractions. St Michael's Mount in Marazion (8 km) rises majestically from Mount's Bay, this legendary tidal island crowned by a medieval castle and subtropical gardens, accessible via dramatic causeway walks whilst local guides share centuries of fascinating history. Jubilee Pool in Penzance (12 km) is Britain's finest Art Deco lido, where the geothermal pool maintains perfect swimming temperatures year-round alongside a children's pool and café serving refreshments with sweeping sea views. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (13.5 km) brings Cornwall's tin mining heritage vividly to life through award-winning guided tours of working machinery, authentic underground experiences, and educational exhibits celebrating the county's industrial past. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (22.5 km) captivates visitors with engaging exhibits spanning maritime history, impressive boat collections, and interactive family activities exploring our relationship with the sea.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's treasures. Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park on Goss Moor (48 km) combines conservation with education, offering encounters with diverse owl species, captivating flying displays, informative keeper talks, and vital wildlife rehabilitation programmes. St Austell Brewery in St Austell (49 km) celebrates over 170 years of brewing excellence, where fascinating tours reveal award-winning beer production, sustainable brewing practices, and the story behind Cornwall's favourite ales served across more than 180 pubs. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (54 km) delivers family adventures with thrilling rides suited to all ages, delightful animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events throughout the year.
The historic market town of Redruth lies 18 kilometres away, where a vibrant creative arts scene flourishes alongside interesting architecture and surrounding countryside perfect for walking, biking, and horse-riding. Cornwall's surfing capital, Newquay, is a 41-kilometre drive. Boasting some of the county's most beautiful beaches with golden sands and captivating coastlines. Voted Best Seaside Towns for Families, this laid-back resort combines world-class waves with excellent restaurants, independent shops, and the famous Blue Reef Aquarium.
