Pump Cottage, Gwithian, is a delightful four-bedroom coastal retreat that captures the essence of Cornish village life. The heart of this charming home is its farmhouse kitchen, featuring a distinctive cast iron cooking stove, modern appliances including a Nespresso coffee machine, and ample space for culinary creativity. The light-filled living room creates an inviting atmosphere with its collection of comfortable sofas gathered around a cosy log burner, while French doors seamlessly connect indoor living to the garden beyond. For those needing to stay connected, a purpose-built office space provides a tranquil work environment.
Step outside to discover a magical garden where mature plants, trees, and shrubs create a peaceful haven. The paved terrace offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining, complete with rattan furniture and a parasol, while a charcoal BBQ and firepit invite evening gatherings under the stars. Upstairs, four beautifully appointed bedrooms – including a versatile super-king that can transform into twins, a king-size room, a double, and a twin room with duck egg blue walls – provide peaceful retreats. Two well-appointed bathrooms, including a family bathroom with a corner tub, ensure comfort for all guests.
Imagine starting your day with fresh coffee in the sun-drenched garden, listening to the distant sound of waves breaking on the shore. As evening approaches, gather around the firepit, sharing stories of beach adventures while the BBQ sizzles, or retreat to the cosy living room where the log burner crackles softly, creating the perfect atmosphere for family nights in.
Pump Cottage, Gwithian, sits in an enviable position within one of Cornwall's most captivating coastal villages. The property's location offers easy access to Gwithian's magnificent stretch of golden sands, just a short walk over the picturesque dunes. This untamed beach, with its rolling waves and vast expanse of soft sand, provides the perfect playground for families seeking seaside adventures or surfers chasing the perfect wave. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary, just six kilometres from the cottage, offers an exciting day out with over 1,200 animals and interactive exhibits, perfect for young wildlife enthusiasts.
For those interested in Cornwall's rich industrial heritage, King Edward Mine Museum (10 km) provides fascinating guided tours and educational exhibits, while The Great Flat Lode Trail (14 km) offers a scenic circular route perfect for walking or cycling through historic mining landscapes. The iconic St Ives Harbour (15 km) beckons with its artistic charm, quaint shops, and bustling cafes.
Further afield, discover the Royal Cornwall Museum (31 km) in Truro, explore the underground world of Geevor Tin Mine (31 km) in Pendeen, or wander through the stunning gardens of Trelissick House (32 km) in Feock. The historic market town of Redruth (15 km) charms visitors with its creative arts scene and surrounding countryside. A 19-kilometre drive away, the characterful town of Penzance delights with its historic harbour, excellent restaurants, and proximity to some of Cornwall's finest beaches.
