Roseneath, St Agnes is a delightful traditional Cornish cottage that beautifully marries period charm with contemporary comfort. The fully equipped kitchen provides everything needed for preparing hearty home-cooked meals, whilst the inviting main sitting room offers comfortable seating and Smart television for memorable family film nights. The cosy snug boasts a charming inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, opening seamlessly into the light and spacious dining area that accommodates eight guests perfectly.
Step outside to discover enclosed cottage gardens complete with a charcoal barbecue, ideal for al fresco dining on warm Cornish evenings. The cottage features four stylish bedrooms: a convenient ground floor double, a plush king-size room, a cosy double, and cheerful bunk beds perfect for children. A ground floor shower room and a spacious family bathroom boasting both bath and separate shower ensures comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of this picturesque coastal town, brewing morning coffee in your traditional cottage kitchen, then wandering through narrow streets to discover independent shops and welcoming pubs. As evening draws in, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing tales of seaside adventures whilst planning tomorrow's coastal explorations.
Roseneath, St Agnes is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's most captivating attractions and dramatic coastline. The stunning Trevaunance Cove lies just a short stroll away, offering golden sands perfect for rockpooling and surfing adventures alongside charming seaside cafés. Follow the renowned South West Coastal Path to discover historical gems like Wheal Coates, where dramatic clifftop engine houses tell tales of Cornwall's rich mining heritage against breathtaking ocean backdrops. Nearby, Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (5 km) delights visitors with award-winning farm experiences, guided tours, and vintage tractor rides through picturesque apple orchards. The magnificent Truro Cathedral (14 km) showcases breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture and hosts regular concerts and exhibitions. Newquay Zoo (18 km) offers family-friendly animal encounters, conservation experiences, and tropical houses perfect for all weather. For history enthusiasts, Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (28 km) provides panoramic coastal views from its historic fortress walls alongside interactive exhibitions.
Further afield, Tanglewood Wild Garden in Newbridge (49 km) offers enchanting woodland trails, unique sculptures, and serene ponds perfect for peaceful retreats and nature photography. The grand Victorian splendour of Lanhydrock House near Bodmin (49 km) reveals opulent historic lifestyles within beautiful gardens and ancient woodlands ideal for leisurely walks. Geevor Tin Mine in Pendeen (54 km) provides fascinating underground experiences showcasing Cornwall's mining heritage in an authentic World Heritage setting.
The historic market town of Redruth, just 12 kilometres away, offers holidaymakers a delightful blend of cultural attractions and architectural heritage. Once the heart of Cornwall's tin mining industry, this vibrant town now boasts a thriving creative arts scene with galleries, studios, and regular festivals celebrating local talent. Its Victorian and Georgian buildings tell stories of its prosperous mining past. Meanwhile, Hayle beckons visitors with a 30-kilometre drive to discover miles of pristine golden beaches perfect for families and dog walkers alike. This charming coastal town combines stunning wildlife watching opportunities, particularly at the nearby RSPB reserve, with fascinating maritime history that shaped Cornwall's industrial heritage.
