Oriel Cottage, St Agnes, is a quintessentially Cornish retreat that welcomes four guests into its charming embrace. The beautifully presented kitchen offers everything needed for a perfect stay, featuring a four-ring induction hob, electric oven, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. The delightful open-plan living area flows seamlessly, with a cosy sitting area boasting two characterful chairs and a plush sofa gathered around a warming wood burning stove that casts an atmospheric glow throughout cooler evenings. A small television with DVD player provides gentle entertainment, while the lovely dining table with seating for four creates the perfect space for memorable meals.
Step outside to discover your private walled courtyard just nine metres away, an idyllic spot for alfresco dining with outdoor furniture and a charcoal barbecue for family feasts on summer evenings. Head upstairs to find two oh-so-cosy bedrooms: the first houses a sumptuous double bed adorned with soft white linens, whilst the second offers a lovely twin room with two comfortable single beds. Both bedrooms showcase white wooden floorboards and plenty of original charm. Nestled between lies the family bathroom, complete with shower cubicle, wash basin and WC, providing a rejuvenating space to freshen up after days exploring the coast.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of this charming coastal village, brewing your morning tea in the cottage kitchen, then stepping into your private courtyard to breathe in the fresh Cornish air. As evening falls, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of your day's coastal adventures whilst planning tomorrow's beach explorations.
Oriel Cottage, St Agnes, is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's treasures and stunning coastline. The award-winning Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (10 km) offers guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and delicious apple-based products for a delightful family day out. Truro Cathedral (16 km) showcases breathtaking architecture and rich history, whilst the King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (21 km) provides fascinating insights into Cornwall's tin mining heritage through guided tours and educational exhibits. The historic Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (27 km) offers panoramic coastal views, interactive exhibitions, and family-friendly activities.
For those seeking adventure further afield, Bodmin Jail (46 km away) delivers spine-tingling heritage tours through its Victorian cells and corridors, alongside paranormal experiences that bring the prison's dark history to life with tales of executions and ghostly encounters. The scenic Bodmin & Wenford Railway, just a 48-kilometre drive away, provides magical steam train rides through beautiful Cornish countryside, offering both standard passenger services and special themed journeys including dining experiences aboard restored heritage carriages. The world-famous Eden Project in Bodelva (51 km) captivates visitors with its enormous geodesic domes housing stunning tropical and Mediterranean biomes, featuring thousands of plant species, interactive exhibits exploring nature's wonders, and exciting attractions like the thrilling zip wire and canopy walkway suspended high above the rainforest floor.
Just a short 23-kilometre drive away, the vibrant seaside town of Newquay beckons with some of Cornwall's most stunning golden beaches and wonderfully laid-back atmosphere that families absolutely adore. Known as Britain's surfing capital, Newquay offers excellent water sports, charming coastal walks, and bustling summer festivals. Meanwhile, historic Penzance lies 41 km distant, where characterful harbour views meet exceptional dining experiences and unique shopping opportunities. This cultural gem boasts fascinating galleries, the famous Jubilee Pool, and serves as your gateway to the magical St Michael's Mount. Both destinations provide easy access to Cornwall's finest sandy beaches and authentic Cornish hospitality.
