Mimosa, Polsue Gardens, Tresillian, is a beautifully designed wooden bungalow offering a stylish retreat in the heart of Cornwall's countryside. The contemporary kitchen features a breakfast bar with stools, electric oven with ceramic hob, and modern conveniences including an air fryer, Lavazza coffee machine, and dishwasher for effortless holiday cooking. Step into the airy open-plan living area, where industrial-style metal ceiling beams and wood accents create striking architectural interest, complemented by comfortable sofas, dining table and chairs, plus a Smart TV for relaxing evenings.
Venture outside to discover the covered decked area, perfect for morning coffee whilst planning your day's adventures, with a large lawn surrounding the property and charcoal BBQ for al fresco dining. The property boasts two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a king-size room with indulgent double rainfall-head shower en-suite, and a versatile twin zip-and-link room (convertible to super-king-size) with its own en-suite bathroom. French doors from both bedrooms and the living area flood the space with natural light and provide seamless access to the generous gardens.
Imagine awakening to birdsong in this peaceful rural setting, brewing fresh coffee on the breakfast bar before stepping onto your private deck. Spend leisurely afternoons exploring the owner's delightful all-year-round garden, then gather for evening barbecues as the countryside settles into twilight around you.
Mimosa, Polsue Gardens, Tresillian, provides an idyllic base for exploring Cornwall's treasures and dramatic coastline. The gothic splendour of Truro Cathedral (3 km) offers breathtaking architecture and rich history, standing as one of only three Victorian cathedrals in England with its magnificent twin spires dominating the skyline. The cobbled streets of Truro invite discovery of quirky shops, cafes, and restaurants in this charming Georgian city that serves as Cornwall's cultural capital. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (10 km) delights with award-winning farm experiences, featuring guided tours through working cider production facilities and vintage tractor rides through traditional apple orchards, complete with tastings of their renowned Rattler cider.
Journey further afield to uncover the Lost Gardens of Heligan (14 km), where magical garden restoration showcases Europe's largest garden restoration project with diverse plant collections, enchanting wildlife habitats, and the famous Mud Maid sculpture hidden amongst ancient woodlands. Adventure seekers will relish Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (17 km), Cornwall's largest indoor adventure golf course featuring mystical underground caves, interactive exhibits celebrating local legends, and an immersive pirate-themed experience complete with treasure hunts and theatrical storytelling.
The historic clay mining town of St Austell is an 18-kilometre drive away, where the world-famous Eden Project awaits with its iconic biomes housing rainforest and Mediterranean environments, educational exhibits about global sustainability, and spectacular seasonal events including outdoor concerts and ice skating. Meanwhile, Wadebridge lies 30 kilometres away, offering the hugely popular Camel Trail – a traffic-free cycling and walking route that follows 29 kilometres of disused railway line alongside the picturesque River Camel. This flat, family-friendly path winds through beautiful countryside to the fishing village of Rock and the renowned foodie destination of Padstow, famous for Rick Stein's restaurants and fresh seafood.
