Kemyel Mill, Lamorna is a beautifully converted three-bedroom mill house tucked away in peaceful Cornish countryside, perfectly suited for extended family gatherings or groups of friends. The well-equipped kitchen and dining area features a breakfast bar and a large table for group meals, with an electric oven, gas hob, integrated dishwasher, and fridge / freezer. The adjoining dual-aspect lounge welcomes you with comfortable seating arranged around a handsome wood burner set in an attractive stone surround, plus a TV with Netflix. French doors in both the lounge and kitchen open onto the spectacular garden beyond, while a practical utility room houses a washing machine and tumble dryer.
Heading oputside, the generous half-acre garden is a true highlight, where a terraced patio area with outdoor furniture connects to an large lawn via charming wooden footbridges crossing the property's own stream. The fabulous rotating summerhouse allows you to follow the sun throughout the day, creating the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening drinks. Upstairs, two king-size bedrooms and one twin room offer restful accommodation with lovely rural views, two featuring skylights set into the gable walls. The family bathroom includes a shower over bath and heated towel rail, with a separate WC downstairs completing the layout. Private parking sits at the front of the house.
Picture lazy mornings with the gentle sound of the stream drifting through open windows, unhurried breakfasts around the large dining table, then wandering across wooden footbridges to settle in the rotating summerhouse with a good book. Spend sun-filled afternoons exploring coastal paths and hidden coves, before returning to fire up the wood burner as evening falls, the whole group gathering in the welcoming lounge to share stories of the day's adventures over a glass of wine.
Kemyel Mill, Lamorna puts you within easy reach of West Cornwall's most spectacular coastal attractions. Jubilee Pool in Penzance (5 km) is a celebrated saltwater lido featuring a geothermal pool, children's pool, and a café with panoramic views across Mount's Bay. Land's End (11km) offers breathtaking ocean views from this dramatic coastal destination, combining iconic landmarks with a rich blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Tate St Ives (20 km) occupies a fantastic position overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, showcasing work by notable Cornish artists alongside displays from the Tate collection in galleries flooded with natural light. Lizard Point lies 28 kilometres away, where dramatic coastal landscape meets rugged cliffs, rare wildlife, and historical landmarks, creating ideal conditions for nature walks and exploration of Britain's most southerly point.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's treasures. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (51 km) brings swashbuckling fun with its pirate-themed adventure golf course, complete with mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and historical enactments based on Cornish myths and legends. Newquay Zoo (51 km) is a family-friendly zoo offering diverse animal exhibits, conservation projects, and engaging educational programmes that delight visitors of all ages. St Piran's Oratory in Perranzabuloe (54 km) reveals ancient history through this atmospheric oratory and medieval cemetery, featuring historic structures and significant archaeological remains that tell the story of Cornwall's patron saint.
The historic town of Camborne sits 24 kilometres from Kemyel Mill, where this former mining centre was once one of the richest towns in the world, its industrial heritage still visible in the impressive engine houses dotting the surrounding landscape. Meanwhile, Truro lies 42 kilometres away. Cornwall's elegant cathedral city combines Georgian architecture with contemporary shopping, excellent restaurants ranging from cosy cafés to fine dining establishments. It hosts regular farmers' markets, celebrating the county's exceptional local produce.
