Minnows, Tregolds welcomes you with light-filled, open-plan living spaces perfect for bringing friends and family together. The well-equipped kitchen features a built-in electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, and integral fridge and freezer, whilst the adjacent dining table seats six comfortably for leisurely meals. The spacious lounge area offers large comfortable sofas, a Smart TV with surround sound system, and French doors opening directly onto the rear decking. On the ground floor, a lovely twin bedroom overlooks the garden, with zip-and-link beds that can be arranged as a king-size on request, whilst a large family bathroom with deep bath and separate walk-in shower completes this level.
Stepping outside, the enclosed rear decked patio offers a peaceful spot for alfresco dining and relaxation, complete with outdoor seating and barbecue. Private parking for two to three cars is provided, whilst shared tennis courts on site add an extra dimension to your coastal escape. Upstairs, the double bedroom features attic-style sloping ceilings with Velux windows and its own en-suite bathroom with bath, shower over, and WC. The generous second twin bedroom provides a wonderful retreat for younger guests, complete with its own sofa, TV, and PlayStation 2, giving children and teenagers their own space to unwind after beach adventures.
Picture sun-drenched mornings with coffee on the deck, planning the day's coastal adventures ahead. Spend glorious hours on the golden sands of St Merryn's seven nearby bays, perhaps catching sight of dramatic clifftop scenery or hidden coves. As evening approaches, gather around the dining table to share stories of the day, or throw open the French doors and let the warm Cornish air drift through whilst the barbecue sizzles gently outside.
Minnows, Tregolds sits less than two-kilometres from the village of St Merryn, perfectly positioned for exploring North Cornwall's spectacular coastline and its seven surrounding bays. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (4 km) is a picturesque vineyard and orchard offering guided tours through sun-dappled vines, delightful wine tastings showcasing locally crafted vintages, and a stunning setting that hosts memorable weddings and special events throughout the season. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (5 km) promises exciting family days out with thrilling rides ranging from gentle attractions for little ones to adrenaline-pumping adventures for older children, alongside charming animal encounters and engaging seasonal events. Newquay Zoo (13 km) combines diverse animal exhibits from around the world with important conservation projects and engaging educational programmes that captivate visitors of all ages. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (21 km) offers fascinating insights into Cornwall's historic china clay industry, set within beautiful parkland dotted with original machinery and interactive displays.
Venture further afield to discover more of Cornwall's treasures. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (46 km) takes you deep underground on atmospheric tours through historic mine workings, bringing Cornwall's rich mining heritage vividly to life with original equipment and compelling stories of the men and women who worked these tunnels. Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives (49 km) provides intimate insight into the renowned sculptor's life and creative process, set within her former studio and enchanting outdoor garden where her distinctive abstract forms rest among subtropical planting. Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (50 km) invites you to step through historic Market Buildings and discover three floors of captivating exhibits showcasing thousands of fascinating objects that tell the story of everyday Cornish life through the centuries.
The harbour town of Padstow, just four kilometres away, has earned its reputation as a foodie's paradise, where first-rate restaurants line the historic quayside and the aroma of fresh seafood drifts through narrow streets. Sample everything from casual harbourside fish and chips to fine dining experiences, then stroll along the waterfront watching fishing boats bob gently in the harbour or relax on one of the town's glorious sandy beaches. Meanwhile, Falmouth lies 41 kilometres distant, this vibrant riverside town combining historic coastal fortresses with contemporary attractions including exhilarating zip wire adventures soaring above the water. The town's rich arts and culture scene encompasses excellent galleries, independent shops, and waterfront restaurants, whilst the maritime heritage comes alive through fascinating museums and working docks that have served seafarers for centuries.
