Number 11, St Eval is a stunning contemporary townhouse offering spacious accommodation across three floors, perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a peaceful countryside retreat with easy access to Cornwall's finest coastline. The open-plan ground floor welcomes you with a well-equipped kitchen featuring gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washer dryer, flowing seamlessly into a comfortable dining area and inviting living space with Freeview TV and stylish furnishings adorned with wonderful artwork.
Step outside to discover your private enclosed rear garden, complete with outdoor furniture and a luxurious hot tub for four, the perfect spot for relaxing under the stars after days exploring the Cornish coast. Upstairs, the first floor offers three beautifully presented bedrooms: a king-size room, and two twin rooms, alongside a bright family bathroom with shower over bath. Climb to the top floor to find the spacious master bedroom with king-size bed, Freeview TV, and its own en-suite shower room. Private parking for two cars completes this exceptional property.
Picture mornings with coffee in the garden as the Cornish countryside awakens around you, followed by exhilarating days on golden beaches or exploring charming harbour towns. Return to soak away the day's adventures in your private hot tub, perhaps with a glass of something chilled as the sun sets over the fields beyond.
Number 11, St Eval places you in the heart of rural Cornwall, perfectly positioned for exploring the region's diverse attractions. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (4 km) delights visitors of all ages with thrilling rides, charming animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events throughout the year. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (10 km) transports you into a world of Cornish myths and legends through mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and historical enactments, all set within this wonderfully imaginative pirate-themed golf course. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (21 km) offers award-winning farm experiences featuring guided tours through orchards and production areas, vintage tractor rides, and tastings of apple-based products from traditional cyder to sparkling cider. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (24 km) present a magical garden restoration showcasing diverse plant collections, thriving wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks through this captivating Victorian estate brought back to life.
Venture further afield to discover even more of Cornwall's treasures. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle (45 km) cares for over 1,200 animals across spacious enclosures, combining interactive wildlife exhibits with a fun indoor play centre perfect for younger visitors. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (48 km) offers an idyllic lakeside location with sailing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, fishing, and nature trails winding through beautiful countryside ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Terence Coventry Sculpture Park in Coverack (52 km) reveals a hidden clifftop haven showcasing striking contemporary artworks set dramatically against stunning coastal views and rugged Cornish landscapes.
The charming fishing port of Padstow lies just seven kilometres away, a foodie's heaven where celebrity chef restaurants sit alongside independent cafés and boutique shops clustered around the bustling harbour. Meanwhile, Truro is a 24-kilometre drive. Cornwall's elegant county capital combines Georgian architecture with excellent shopping, the magnificent cathedral soaring above cobbled streets, and regular farmers' markets celebrating the finest local produce.
