Stargazy, Morcliff Holiday Lodges, St Agnes is a beautifully appointed three-bedroom eco-lodge offering breathtaking countryside views and modern comfort. The contemporary kitchen boasts a double oven, central island with hob, dishwasher, and fridge / freezer, alongside a convenient washer / dryer for effortless holiday living. The open-plan living area flows seamlessly from kitchen to dining space, accommodating six guests around a spacious table, whilst the sitting area features a comfortable corner sofa, smart television, and striking wood-burning stove that creates a welcoming focal point.
Step through the impressive bi-fold doors onto your private decked terrace, where stylish garden furniture and barbecue await beneath Cornwall's ever-changing skies. Breathe in the fresh coastal air whilst admiring panoramic views across rolling countryside. The property offers three thoughtfully designed bedrooms: a luxurious king-size master with en-suite walk-in shower, a cosy double room with smart television, and cheerful twin singles. The well-appointed family bathroom provides a relaxing bath with overhead shower, wash basin, and WC, ensuring comfort for all guests throughout your stay.
Picture yourself awakening to rolling Cornish hills stretching beyond your windows, brewing fresh coffee in your modern kitchen, then stepping onto the deck to breathe in the crisp coastal air. Evenings unfold naturally around the crackling wood-burner, sharing tales of coastal adventures whilst the stars emerge over this magical corner of Cornwall.
Stargazy, Morcliff Holiday Lodges, St Agnes provides an exceptional base for exploring Cornwall's treasures. Chapel Porth beach beckons within walking distance, whilst the South West Coastal Path offers spectacular views over National Trust's Wheal Coates, creating an idyllic setting for coastal walks and photography. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (11 km) provides award-winning farm experiences with guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and delightful apple-based tastings. The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (16 km) showcases rich mining heritage along scenic circular paths perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding through Cornwall's industrial past. Truro Cathedral (18 km) captivates visitors with stunning Gothic Revival architecture, fascinating history, and regular services that welcome all. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (25 km) offers mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and thrilling pirate adventures based on authentic Cornish myths and legends.
For those seeking grander excursions, Geevor Tin Mine in Pendeen (50 km) reveals extraordinary underground mining experiences in a stunning World Heritage setting, bringing Cornwall's fascinating industrial heritage to vivid life through immersive storytelling. Meanwhile, Lanhydrock House near Bodmin (50 km) enchants visitors with Victorian grandeur amid beautiful gardens and ancient woodlands, offering glimpses into opulent historic lifestyles. PK Porthcurno (52 km) explores the fascinating evolution of global communications with hands-on exhibits and engaging educational programs.
The characterful harbour town of Falmouth, just 26 kilometres away, perfectly combines Cornwall's rich maritime heritage with modern adventure and culture. This bustling port boasts historic coastal fortresses like Pendennis Castle, which has guarded the harbour entrance for centuries, alongside thrilling zip wire experiences that soar above the working docks. The town's vibrant arts scene flourishes through numerous galleries and the renowned Falmouth Art Gallery. Meanwhile, historic Penzance is a 37-kilometre drive south and serves as the gateway to West Cornwall's most spectacular coastline. This elegant Victorian town offers exceptional dining experiences, from award-winning restaurants to cosy harbourside bistros, plus charming independent galleries showcasing local artists, all within easy reach of Cornwall's finest golden beaches.
