Galleons Rest, Charlestown, is a delightful three-storey cottage offering luxurious comfort just metres from the historic harbour. The contemporary kitchen comes fully equipped with an electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, and Nespresso coffee machine, perfect for preparing memorable meals. The fabulous open-plan living room features two inviting sofas and a Smart TV, whilst the dining area boasts an extendable table with charming views of the waterwheel outside.
Step outside to discover an enclosed rear garden complete with seating, BBQ facilities, and a bubbling hot tub for ultimate relaxation under starlit skies. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms: a spacious king-size room with sofa bed and en-suite on the second floor, a comfortable double bedroom, and a cheerful children's bunk room. Two well-appointed bathrooms ensure convenience, whilst private parking for two cars adds practical appeal for families exploring Cornwall's treasures.
Picture yourself soaking in the hot tub after a day exploring Charlestown's historic harbour, watching tall ships glide past whilst savouring a glass of wine. Wake to harbour views, brew fresh coffee in your well-equipped kitchen, then wander mere steps to waterfront cafés and boutique shops, creating magical memories with loved ones.
Galleons Rest, Charlestown, is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's most captivating attractions. The world-renowned Eden Project is just three kilometres away and offers an extraordinary botanical adventure through massive biomes housing tropical rainforests and Mediterranean climates, alongside educational exhibits about sustainability and conservation. St Austell Brewery (3 km) provides fascinating tours through Cornwall's oldest brewery, established in 1851, where you can discover traditional brewing methods and sample their award-winning local ales including the famous Tribute and Proper Job. The enchanting Lost Gardens of Heligan (12 km) invite you to discover 200 acres of magical restored Victorian gardens, complete with exotic jungle areas, productive kitchen gardens, and diverse wildlife habitats including rare breeds and woodland creatures.
For cultural enrichment, visit the Royal Cornwall Museum (26 km) with its impressive collections of minerals, archaeology, and fine art telling Cornwall's story from prehistoric times, and the stunning Truro Cathedral (26 km), a magnificent Gothic Revival masterpiece completed in 1910 that dominates the city skyline with its soaring spires and houses beautiful stained glass windows. Venture further to discover the legendary Tintagel Castle (48 km), dramatically perched on rugged clifftops where crashing Atlantic waves meet ancient ruins steeped in Arthurian legend and medieval history, or explore Cornwall's rich mining heritage at Poldark Mine (50 km), a genuine 18th-century tin mine offering underground tours through historic workings that inspired the famous television series.
The vibrant seaside town of Newquay is a 29-kilomettre drive away. Rightfully voted Best Seaside Town for Families, offers spectacular stretches of golden beaches, including the famous Fistral Beach, renowned worldwide for its excellent surfing conditions and hosting international surf competitions. Beyond its eleven pristine beaches, Newquay boasts the Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo, making it perfect for family adventures. Meanwhile, the picturesque harbour town of Padstow is 35 kilometres away. It beckons food lovers with its exceptional culinary scene, famously championed by celebrity chef Rick Stein whose restaurants have transformed this charming fishing port into Cornwall’s gastronomic capital. Stroll around the scenic harbour watching fishing boats unload their daily catch, before indulging in fresh seafood and local specialities whilst soaking up the authentic Cornish maritime atmosphere.
