Kaolin House, St Austell is a bright and spacious holiday home perfectly suited for families and groups seeking a characterful Cornish retreat. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric range oven with induction hobs, integrated dishwasher, and generous workspace for preparing memorable meals, flowing seamlessly into the dining area where a stylish table seats everyone comfortably, with additional seating at the breakfast bar. The inviting lounge area centres around a large L-shaped sofa facing the Smart TV, whilst natural light floods through patio doors and a generous skylight overhead. A cheerful snug with sofa bed provides flexible extra sleeping space, whilst the games room downstairs offers comfortable sofas and board games for cosy evenings in.
Step outside to discover the raised paved terrace, furnished with ample seating for alfresco dining and sun-soaked relaxation, overlooking the lawn below where children and dogs can play freely. A further seating area with charcoal barbecue sits at the garden's edge, perfect for summer gatherings. Inside, four beautifully presented bedrooms await: two sumptuous doubles at the front, plus a further double and flexible twin room (convertible to super-king) at the rear, both enjoying sea views. A family bathroom with shower over bath and separate family shower room complete the layout, whilst a utility room houses washing machine, tumble dryer and additional fridge-freezer. Private parking for three cars ensures convenient arrival.
Picture lazy mornings with coffee on the terrace, planning the day's adventures as sea views shimmer in the distance. Spend sun-filled afternoons exploring nearby beaches, discovering hidden coastal paths, or visiting Cornwall's celebrated gardens. As evening arrives, fire up the barbecue whilst children play on the lawn, then gather everyone for sunset drinks as the sky turns amber and gold.
Kaolin House, St Austell places you within easy reach of South Cornwall's finest attractions and natural treasures. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (3 km) offers fascinating insights into Cornwall's renowned china clay industry, set within beautiful parkland with heritage trails and interactive exhibits bringing this unique heritage to life. Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (7 km) enchants visitors with its magical restoration story, diverse plant collections ranging from tropical jungle to Victorian productive gardens, abundant wildlife habitats, and meandering woodland walks that captivate nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (19 km) delivers thrilling rides, delightful animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events perfect for families seeking adventure. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (25 km) welcomes guests with award-winning farm experiences featuring guided tours through the cider-making process, vintage tractor rides across the estate, and tastings of traditional apple-based products crafted on site.
Venture further to discover North Cornwall's most dramatic coastal landmarks and wildlife havens. Tintagel Castle in Tintagel (46 km) rises dramatically from windswept cliffs, its ancient ruins steeped in Arthurian legend and connected by a spectacular modern footbridge suspended high above the crashing waves below, offering breathtaking views across the rugged coastline. Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek (50 km) provides heartwarming encounters with rescued seals and marine mammals, combining conservation education with interactive experiences that delight visitors of all ages. Lizard Point in Lizard (52 km) marks mainland Britain's most southerly tip, where dramatic granite cliffs plunge into turquoise waters, rare wildflowers carpet the headland, and historical landmarks dot this spectacular landscape ideal for coastal walks and wildlife spotting.
The cathedral city of Truro lies 21 kilometres away, where Georgian elegance meets contemporary vibrancy, offering excellent shopping along Lemon Street, the impressive Gothic Revival cathedral soaring above the cityscape, and regular farmers' markets celebrating Cornwall's finest local produce. Meanwhile, historic market town of Redruth is 34 kilometres from the house. It combines fascinating mining heritage with a thriving creative arts scene, interesting Victorian architecture, and access to beautiful surrounding countryside perfect for walking, cycling, and horse-riding adventures through classic Cornish landscapes.
