Kerensa Lodge is a spacious, ground-floor retreat where the open-plan living room, kitchen and dining area form the heart of the home. Enjoy preparing meals in the well-equipped kitchen, complete with electric cooker, gas hob, dishwasher and washing machine, before gathering around the dining table to share stories of the day. The light-filled living space is furnished in a contemporary style, with comfortable sofas arranged around a Smart TV with Netflix, and double doors that open directly onto the timber deck beyond.
Step outside onto the large decked area, thoughtfully fitted with lighting and stylish garden furniture, perfect for alfresco dining on balmy Cornish evenings. Steps lead down to an enclosed, lawned garden with lovely views over the surrounding fields, a safe space for children to play or dogs to roam. Inside, three comfortable bedrooms await: a double with en-suite shower room, a twin room, and a further twin suitable for children, all served by a sleek family bathroom with both bath and separate shower. Private parking for two cars completes this well-appointed home.
Imagine mornings spent on the sun-drenched deck, coffee in hand, as birdsong drifts across the neighbouring fields. Afternoons might mean a friendly match on the on-site tennis court or football pitch, followed by a dip at one of the glorious nearby beaches. As dusk falls, fire up the barbecue, gather around the garden table, and let the gentle Cornish evening wrap around you, creating memories that will linger long after you've returned home.
Kerensa Lodge, St Merryn sits within easy reach of some of Cornwall's most beloved attractions, perfect for days out with family and friends. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick, just four kilometres away, invites you to wander its picturesque vines and orchards, enjoying guided tours and wine tastings in a truly scenic setting that also makes a stunning backdrop for special occasions. Camel Creek Family Theme Park, also in Tredinnick (6 km), promises a day of thrilling rides, animal encounters and seasonal events to keep younger visitors entertained from morning to night. A little further afield, Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (13 km) combines mystical caves, interactive exhibits and swashbuckling tales inspired by Cornish legend with a cracking round of adventure golf, while the magnificent Lost Gardens of Heligan near Pentewan (28 km) offer enchanting walks through restored Victorian gardens, woodland and wildlife habitats steeped in history.
Venture a little further afield and discover even more of the region's finest sights. Launceston Castle (46 km) stands proud above the town, its thousand years of history and sweeping countryside views making for a memorable family outing. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary near Hayle (48 km) cares for over 1,200 animals across its grounds, with interactive exhibits and an indoor play centre ideal for keeping little ones entertained whatever the weather. Meanwhile, the Tate St Ives (48 km) occupies a fantastic position overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, showcasing works by celebrated Cornish artists alongside pieces from the wider Tate collection.
The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, famed for its sheltered harbour, traditional cottages and starring role as the filming location for television's Doc Martin, is just 14 kilometres from the lodge, perfect for a leisurely day of exploring winding lanes and cosy seaside cafés. Camborne, once one of the richest mining towns in the world, lies a 40-kilometre drive away, where visitors can uncover Cornwall's fascinating industrial heritage amid handsome Victorian architecture and bustling local markets.
