Hayloft at Trevissick Farm, Porthtowan is a contemporary detached barn conversion offering beautifully light, open-plan living on the first floor. The spacious kitchen comes very well equipped, with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher and washer / dryer, plus a sit-up breakfast bar perfect for a relaxed breakfast or evening drink. The comfortable living area invites you to unwind on the three-seater sofa, watch a film on the Smart television, or light the wood-burning stove on cooler evenings, all while taking in views over rolling countryside towards Carn Brea.
Step outside onto the private balcony, furnished with seating for two, an ideal spot to watch cattle grazing in the neighbouring fields as the sun sets. Steps lead down to a large garden with a patio area and charcoal barbecue, perfect for al fresco dining. Downstairs, the generous super-king bedroom offers plenty of wardrobe space and a large en-suite bathroom with separate bath and shower. Parking for two cars is provided in the driveway.
Imagine mornings spent on the balcony with coffee in hand, watching the countryside wake up around you, before setting off on the thirty-minute stroll to Porthtowan's golden sands. Evenings call for a barbecue in the garden or a cosy night by the wood burner, the peace of the farm settling in as darkness falls, memories made with every quiet, contented moment.
Hayloft at Trevissick Farm sits just outside Porthtowan, tucked away next to a working farm and surrounded by peaceful countryside. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (7 km) offers guided tours, vintage tractor rides and cider tastings galore, with its orchards and meadows providing a wonderfully rustic setting. Stithians Lake Activities Centre (15 km) is an idyllic spot for water sports including sailing and windsurfing, as well as fishing and nature trails along the water's edge. Newquay Zoo (18 km) makes for a fun family day of animal encounters and conservation projects, with over 130 species to discover across its subtropical gardens. Further along, the Lost Gardens of Heligan (29 km) enchant with their beautifully restored Victorian gardens, wildlife habitats and magical woodland walks, including the famous Jungle and atmospheric Lost Valley.
Venture further afield to discover more of Cornwall's rich history and dramatic coastline. Bodmin Jail (47 km) offers atmospheric heritage tours and paranormal experiences within its ancient walls, with the site dating back to 1779 and steeped in stories of notorious prisoners. The Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling and Fishing (51 km) tells the pretty harbour village's colourful maritime past through fascinating exhibits, ship models and tales of the daring free traders who once operated along this coastline. Meanwhile, Tintagel Castle (54 km) rewards visitors with breathtaking clifftop views and legends of King Arthur brought vividly to life, with a dramatic footbridge connecting the mainland to the ancient island ruins high above the crashing Atlantic waves.
Closer to home, Camborne lies just 10 kilometres away, a historic town once among the richest mining centres in the world, with a proud industrial heritage to explore including the Cornish Mines and Engines site at Pool. Penzance is a 29-kilometre drive away, a characterful harbour town full of independent shops, galleries and excellent restaurants, and the ideal base for visiting nearby St Michael's Mount as well as some of Cornwall's finest beaches, including Porthcurno and Sennen Cove.
