Maris Cottage, St Agnes is a delightful three-bedroom retreat tucked away in a quiet corner of this lively village. The well-equipped kitchen area boasts modern appliances including an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and a stylish central island breakfast bar, perfectly designed for morning coffees and casual dining. The spacious open-plan living area features comfortable leather sofas, rustic white-painted wooden flooring, and a cosy wood-burning stove, all bathed in natural light from large bay windows.
Step outside through the patio doors to discover the enclosed rear garden, complete with outdoor dining furniture and barbecue facilities, ideal for al fresco entertaining and soaking up the evening sun. The property offers three comfortable bedrooms: a king-size room, a twin, and a single, all thoughtfully furnished with ample storage. A modern family shower room with walk-in shower serves all bedrooms, whilst a ground-floor cloakroom adds convenience for busy family life.
Picture yourself unwinding after a day exploring Cornwall's dramatic coastline, gathering around the wood burner as children drift off to sleep upstairs. Imagine morning coffees on the patio, planning the day's beach adventures whilst the outdoor shower stands ready for sandy feet and salty wetsuits.
Maris Cottage, St Agnes is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's treasures and coastal delights. The Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (15 km) showcases fascinating Cornish art, culture, and heritage with diverse collections and dynamic exhibitions. For outdoor enthusiasts, Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (16 km) offers an idyllic lakeside setting with water sports, fishing, and scenic nature trails. Families will love the nostalgic charm of Lappa Valley Steam Railway in St Newlyn East (20 km), featuring delightful train rides, adventure play areas, and beautiful countryside views. History buffs can delve into Cornwall's rich mining heritage at Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (24 km), with fascinating underground tours.
Further adventures await at Polgoon Vineyard near Penzance (44 km), Cornwall's pioneering organic vineyard established in 2003, where you can sample award-winning wines and ciders whilst enjoying guided tours through the working winery and farm-to-fork dining experiences in their acclaimed restaurant. St Mawes Castle (44 km) enchants visitors with its unique clover-leaf design, one of Henry VIII's finest coastal fortresses, offering panoramic estuary views, interactive exhibitions about Tudor artillery, and captivating historical displays including original cannons and period artefacts. For a romantic castle ruin experience, visit Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (50 km), where perfectly preserved 13th-century circular walls frame stunning Fowey Valley views and seasonal wildflowers create perfect picnic settings around this once-mighty stronghold of medieval Cornwall.
The historic mining town of Camborne, just 20 kilometres away, offers fascinating glimpses into Cornwall's prosperous industrial heritage through its renowned Camborne School of Mines and the towering Dolcoath Mine engine house, once part of the world's deepest mine. Meanwhile, the picturesque fishing port of Padstow is a 46-kilometre drive north, where food enthusiasts can indulge in Rick Stein's culinary empire alongside the bustling working harbour. This charming town captivates visitors with its narrow cobbled streets, traditional Cornish pubs, and the famous May Day 'Obby 'Oss festival, whilst the scenic Camel Trail offers delightful cycling and walking opportunities along the estuary.
