Robin at Rosehill Lodges, Porthtowan welcomes you through a level pathway or timber steps onto generous decking, leading into a rustic, open-plan living space designed for gathering. The well-equipped kitchen offers everything needed for a lazy picnic or a full family feast, flowing seamlessly into a dining table perfect for evening card games. Relax beside the crackling wood burner after a day on the South West Coast Path, or settle into the cosy lounge to catch up with family, the Smart TV providing entertainment on cooler evenings.
Heading outside, the glass-covered terrace invites al-fresco dining whatever the Cornish weather, with a sheltered hot tub bubbling away beneath the stars and a private sauna tucked amongst the trees for quiet relaxation. The lawned garden, bordered by woodland and shrubs, offers plenty of privacy and space for little ones to play. Inside, a super king-size en-suite bedroom with TV and a twin zip-and-link room provide restful nights, alongside a family bathroom. Driveway parking for two cars, with EV charging on site, completes this thoughtfully designed retreat.
Imagine mornings spent listening to birdsong drifting through the woodland canopy, steam rising gently from the hot tub as you plan your day. Wander down to Porthtowan's blue flag beach for a dip in the sea, then return for a sauna session surrounded by rustling leaves. As dusk falls, toast marshmallows by the wood burner, the scent of woodsmoke mingling with salty sea air, memories made with every visit.
Robin at Rosehill Lodges, Porthtowan sits tucked within a peaceful wooded valley, just a short stroll from the seaside village of Porthtowan with its mermaid pool, village shop and selection of places to eat. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (8 km) offers award-winning farm experiences, guided tours and vintage tractor rides for a fun family day out. Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (19 km) showcases a dazzling array of marine life through interactive exhibits and underwater tunnels. Tate St Ives (19 km) enjoys a spectacular clifftop position overlooking the Atlantic, displaying works by Cornish artists alongside pieces from the Tate collection. The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Pentewan (30 km) invite you to explore magical restored gardens, wildlife habitats and enchanting woodland walks.
Venture further afield to uncover more of Cornwall's treasures. PK Porthcurno (47 km) tells the fascinating story of global communications through hands-on exhibits and engaging displays. Nearby, Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (48 km) reveals the story of Cornwall's china clay industry amid beautiful parkland surroundings. For a dose of legend, Tintagel Castle (55 km) perches dramatically on clifftops steeped in Arthurian myth, with sweeping coastal views and a striking footbridge linking its ancient ruins.
Closer to home, the historic market town of Redruth lies just five kilometres away, boasting a lively creative arts scene, fascinating architecture and glorious countryside for walking, cycling and horse-riding. Penzance, a characterful harbour town brimming with restaurants, shops and galleries, is a 28-kilometre drive away and makes an ideal base for discovering some of Cornwall's finest beaches.
