Midships, Charlestown, is a contemporary three-bedroom cottage nestled in the heart of this historic Georgian harbour village. The bright, fully equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, and dishwasher, perfect for preparing family meals. The open-plan lounge flows seamlessly into the dining area, where you can relax in front of the TV positioned above a charming wood burner, creating a cosy atmosphere for gathering together. A separate utility room houses a washing machine and tumble dryer, whilst a downstairs WC adds convenience.
Step outside through bi-fold doors to discover a lovely enclosed patio complete with garden furniture, ideal for enjoying morning coffee or evening drinks in peaceful surroundings. The property offers three spacious bedrooms: a master king-size with en-suite shower room, a second king-size, and a twin room, ensuring comfortable sleeping arrangements for families. A well-appointed bathroom features both a bath and separate shower, whilst the master en-suite and downstairs WC complete the accommodation. Off-road parking for one car adds to the convenience.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of the harbour, preparing breakfast in your contemporary kitchen before heading out to explore the cobbled streets. Spend your days discovering hidden coves along the coast, then return to your cottage retreat where the wood burner crackles softly as you share stories of your Cornish adventures over a leisurely dinner.
Midships, Charlestown, is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's treasures and coastal delights. Within walking distance, Charlestown's Georgian harbour has served as the atmospheric filming location for TV's Poldark series. The enchanting Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (7 km) offers magical garden restoration with diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats, and captivating walks through beauty and history, making it perfect for nature lovers and families alike. History enthusiasts will appreciate Bodmin Jail (20 km), an ancient jail offering guided heritage tours, paranormal experiences, and interactive exhibitions on Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment. Beer connoisseurs can visit the multi award-winning Padstow Brewing Co (26 km) for brewery tours and guided tastings of unique craft beers, whilst the legendary Jamaica Inn at Bolventor (29 km) provides a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's smuggling past with its unique museum, charming accommodations, and delightful dining experiences on Bodmin Moor.
Venture further afield to discover the Tamar Valley trail (45 km), a scenic 56-kilometre route through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty featuring historic quays, crumbling mines, and diverse wildlife perfect for walking and cycling enthusiasts. Mining heritage comes alive at Poldark Mine in Trenear (50 km) with underground tours showcasing Cornwall's rich industrial past and the Cornish National Heritage Collection, whilst the picturesque St Ives Harbour (53 km) enchants visitors with its artistic quarter, quaint shops, cafes, and galleries alongside boat trips offering stunning coastal views.
The nearby towns of Truro (22 km), Cornwall's elegant county capital with its magnificent cathedral and boutique shopping, and Redruth (35 km), featuring a vibrant creative arts scene and beautiful countryside, offer additional exploration opportunities. Truro's Gothic Revival cathedral, completed in 1910, dominates the skyline whilst the city's Georgian streets house independent shops, galleries, and excellent restaurants. The weekly farmers' market showcases local Cornish produce. Redruth, a 35-kilometre drive away, celebrates its mining heritage through contemporary art installations and festivals. Both towns provide easy access to stunning moorland walks and traditional Cornish pubs, making them perfect day trip destinations for holidaymakers seeking culture and countryside.
