Scrumbles Hollow, St Agnes, is a spacious three-bedroom detached Cornish cottage that beautifully blends original character with modern amenities. The well-equipped kitchen features an oven, hob, microwave, and dishwasher, making meal preparation effortless. Adjacent, you'll discover the cosy dining room with its warming wood-burning stove and large table seating six guests. After busy days exploring, retreat to the inviting sitting room where an open fire crackles warmly whilst you enjoy family film nights on the television with DVD player.
Step outside into the delightful enclosed south-facing garden, mature and well-stocked, perfect for soaking up the warm Cornish sunshine whilst enjoying al fresco dining. The cottages offers three comfortable bedrooms: a ground-floor king-size room with en-suite shower room, plus two first-floor double bedrooms served by a family bathroom featuring both bath and shower attachment. The handy utility room houses a washing machine and tumble dryer, ideal for managing sandy beach clothes.
Picture yourself starting each morning with breakfast in the sunny garden, planning adventures over freshly brewed coffee. Spend afternoons exploring rockpools before returning to gather around the crackling fire, sharing tales of your coastal discoveries as twilight settles over this charming village.
Scrumbles Hollow, St Agnes, places you perfectly to explore Cornwall's treasures. The stunning Trevaunance Cove lies within walking distance, where you can explore fascinating rockpools, discover old harbour remains, or try your hand at surfing. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (nine km) offers award-winning farm experiences featuring guided tours and vintage tractor rides. The magnificent Truro Cathedral (15 km) showcases breathtaking architecture and rich history, whilst King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (21 km) brings Cornwall's tin mining heritage to life through guided tours and educational exhibits.
Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (23 km) captivates visitors with diverse marine life including tropical sharks, graceful rays, and colourful reef fish, featuring exciting underwater tunnels and interactive rock pools perfect for children. For grander adventures, journey to The Eden Project in Bodelva (50 km), an extraordinary eco-park housing the world's largest rainforest in captivity within massive geodesic domes, alongside Mediterranean landscapes and seasonal exhibitions exploring sustainability and nature's wonders. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (50 km) offers perfectly preserved 13th-century circular ruins with spectacular panoramic views across the Fowey Valley, whilst the dramatic Minack Theatre in Porthcurno (56 km) presents captivating outdoor performances from May to September against breathtaking clifftop ocean vistas.
The historic market town of Redruth, just an 11-kilometre drive away, boasts a thriving creative arts scene centred around the Krowji creative hub, beautiful countryside walks through former mining landscapes, and fascinating industrial heritage including the UNESCO World Heritage mining sites. Meanwhile, the characterful seaside town of Penzance (40 km) delights visitors with its excellent restaurants serving fresh Cornish seafood, impressive art galleries including Penlee House showcasing local artists, charming Georgian and Regency architecture, and unrivalled proximity to Cornwall's finest beaches including the golden sands of Porthmeor and the picturesque harbour views.
