Lanyons Cottage, Coombe, is a charming two-bedroom retreat nestled in the wing of a gracious country house, overlooking the village playing field with its tennis court. The tastefully designed open-plan lounge / kitchen / diner boasts an abundance of natural light streaming through large windows and French doors leading to the garden. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven, microwave, fridge, coffee machine, and washing machine, with a small freezer conveniently located near the entrance. In the inviting lounge area, sink into comfortable seating beside the cosy wood burner, complete with a complimentary basket of coal and fuel for those cooler evenings. Entertainment comes courtesy of a TV / DVD and children's games, creating the perfect space for family relaxation.
Step outside to discover an enclosed lawn garden with ample outdoor furniture and a BBQ, ideal for al fresco dining. Upstairs, you'll find one double and one twin bedroom, along with a shower room featuring a heated towel rail and WC, ensuring comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of village life, brewing your morning coffee in the bright, airy kitchen, then stepping through French doors onto your private lawn. Spend golden afternoons exploring Cornwall's treasures before returning to gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of beaches discovered and coastal paths wandered. As dusk settles, fire up the BBQ and dine beneath the stars, savouring the simple pleasures of a Cornish escape.
Lanyons Cottage, Coombe, offers an ideal base for discovering Cornwall's most captivating attractions. Garden enthusiasts will be enchanted by the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (7 km), where magical restoration work has created diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats, and enchanting walks that blend beauty with fascinating history. The charming Elizabethan manor house of Trerice in Kestle Mill (13 km) delights visitors with its beautiful gardens, rich historical collections, and engaging family-friendly activities. Architecture lovers shouldn't miss Truro Cathedral in Truro (14 km), a stunning masterpiece with breathtaking design, rich history, and a variety of services and events. For those who appreciate fine spirits, Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (17 km) offers handcrafted gins inspired by the Cornish coast, with unique flavours and fascinating distillery tours.
Further afield, adventurous walkers can explore the Rame Head Heritage Coast in Rame (48 km), a scenic circular walk featuring panoramic coastal views, a medieval chapel, and the remains of a historic gun battery. The iconic St Michael's Mount in Marazion (49 km) beckons with its historic castle, subtropical gardens, scenic harbour, and legendary tales accessible via causeway walks. Royal William Yard in Plymouth (51 km) showcases stunning Grade I listed buildings offering a vibrant mix of restaurants, bars, shops, water sports, and artistic events with spectacular coastal views.
The nearby towns of Padstow and Falmouth offer wonderful day trip opportunities for holidaymakers seeking diverse experiences. Padstow, just 23 kilometres away, has earned its reputation as a foodie's paradise, largely thanks to celebrity chef Rick Stein's collection of restaurants and seafood establishments that celebrate the town's rich maritime heritage. The picturesque harbour town also boasts charming cobbled streets and the famous annual 'Obby 'Oss festival. Meanwhile, Falmouth is a 36-kilometre drive and presents a captivating blend of history and modern attractions. This vibrant riverside town features impressive coastal fortresses including Pendennis Castle, thrilling zip wire adventures, and a flourishing arts scene with galleries and cultural events throughout the year.
