Poppyfields at Tremorvu Lodges, Ashton is a stunning single-storey eco lodge where open-plan living takes centre stage. The well-appointed kitchen comes fitted with a double electric oven, electric hob, dishwasher and washer / dryer, making self-catering a breeze. Gather around the circular dining table, seating six, positioned in front of large bi-folding doors that flood the space with natural light. Relax on the comfortable corner sofa in the living area, settle in for an evening of television on the Smart TV, or simply enjoy the underfloor heating that makes this lodge a cosy retreat whatever the season.
Head outside onto the open decking, furnished for al fresco dining, with an enclosed garden section perfect for dogs to roam safely. Three good-sized double bedrooms await, each with its own decorative character; the master bedroom benefits from a private en-suite shower room, while a stylish family bathroom with bath tub serves the remaining two. Allocated parking for two cars completes this well-thought-out home from home.
Imagine bi-folding doors thrown wide on a warm Cornish evening, the outside world drifting into your living space as you dine al fresco with a glass of wine in hand. By day, explore the nearby coastline; by night, return to underfloor-heated comfort and settle in for a film on the Smart TV, already planning tomorrow's adventures.
Poppyfields at Tremorvu Lodges, Ashton sits in an exclusive private setting between Praa Sands and Porthleven, ideally placed for exploring West Cornwall's finest attractions. The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (6 km) invites you to discover three floors of fascinating exhibits within the historic Market Buildings, including local trades, customs and social history spanning hundreds of years. St Michael's Mount in Marazion (9 km) rises dramatically from the bay, its medieval castle and subtropical gardens accessible via a scenic tidal causeway or by ferry boat at high tide. PK Porthcurno (22 km) explores the evolution of global communications through hands-on exhibits, housed within a fascinating wartime tunnel complex carved into the cliff. Tate St Ives (24 km) showcases work by celebrated Cornish and international artists in a striking clifftop gallery overlooking the Atlantic, with rotating exhibitions and a rooftop terrace offering breathtaking coastal views.
Venture a little further afield for more Cornish treasures. Screech Owl Sanctuary and Animal Park near Goss Moor (46 km) offers captivating flying displays, wildlife rehabilitation and the chance to meet a wonderfully diverse range of owl species up close. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (48 km) reveals the remarkable story of Cornwall's china clay industry through working historic machinery, nature trails and informative displays, all set within beautiful parkland surroundings. The Eden Project (52 km), Bodelva's world-famous eco-park, captivates with its iconic giant biomes sheltering plants from rainforest and Mediterranean climates, alongside thought-provoking exhibits celebrating the relationship between people and the natural world.
Closer to home, Camborne lies just 12 kilometres away, a historic town once among the richest mining centres in the world, with a proud industrial heritage reflected in its landmarks, museums and the acclaimed Trevithick Day festival celebrating pioneering engineer Richard Trevithick. Falmouth, a 21-kilometre drive from the lodge, is a vibrant harbour town offering impressive coastal fortresses including Pendennis Castle, thrilling zip wire adventures, a thriving independent food and arts scene, and some of the most picturesque waterfront views in Cornwall, making it an ideal day-trip destination during your stay.
