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Penhaligon's

The exterior of Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall
The exterior of Penhaligon's, Cornwall | © National Trust / Mike Henton
The sitting room and dining area at Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall
The surrounding area of Penhaligons, Cornwall

Penhaligon's

A charming cottage with traditional stone exterior on the Roseland peninsula.

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The sitting room and dining area at Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall
The surrounding area of Penhaligons, Cornwall
The exterior of Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall
The kitchen at Penhaligons, Cornwall
The kitchen at Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall
The double bedroom at Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall
The bathroom at Penhaligons, Cornwall
The bathroom at Penhaligons, Cornwall
The surrounding area t Penhaligons, Cornwall
The outside eating area of Penhaligons, Cornwall
The surrounding are at Penhaligons, Cornwall
The surrounding area at Penhaligons, Cornwall

© National Trust / Mike Henton

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A charming cottage with traditional stone exterior on the Roseland peninsula.

  • Guests

    2

    Bedrooms

    1

    Acorn rating

    4What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    0

    Reference

    011066

    Tucked away down a leafy footpath is this romantic, one-bedroom hideaway. A thatched roof, traditional stone exterior and a small garden add to its chocolate-box charm. You could just escape, pull up a chair and snuggle by its stove for a few hours or even days.

    But don’t get too comfortable, as there are cliffs, creeks, footpaths, estuaries, headlands, woods and beaches to explore nearby.

    You’ll have the Roseland Peninsula at your feet with Towan Beach a minutes’ walk away and on your doorstep are a network of paths to lead you around the nearby creeks and woodland. The South West Coast Path will take you south to St Anthony Head with its history, secret beaches, bird hide and open views over to Falmouth or north to the old fishing village of Portscatho, where you can wanderaround the shops and indulge in a classic pub lunch. Head to nearby Trellisick gardens on board the King Harry Ferry from St Mawes. Your stay at Penhaligon's helps us look after the surrounding area and special places in our care.

    For larger groups holidaying together, Penhaligon's is close to Roseland Porth Farm Cottage, Roseland Porth Farm House, Towan Cottage and Roseland Porth Barn.

    • Wi-Fi, not available
    • Garden, available
    • EV charging, not available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, not available
    • Tumble dryer, available
    • Cot & high chair, not available

    The washing machine and tumble dryer are a combined washer/dryer.

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The exterior of Roseland Porth Farm Cottage, Cornwall

Roseland Porth Farm Cottage 

A Cornish cottage in a popular beach location, with the Roseland peninsula on the doorstep.

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Dogs welcome: 0
The exterior of Roseland Porth Barn and its lawned garden with outdoor dining furniture, Cornwall

Roseland Porth Barn 

A barn conversion on the Roseland peninsula, just a short walk from a sandy beach that the whole family and dogs will love.

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The exterior of Porth Farm House and Towan Cottage, Roseland, Cornwall

Roseland Porth Farm House 

A large, traditional Cornish farmhouse with the Roseland peninsula on the doorstep.

Cornwall

5 guests
Dogs welcome: 2
The exterior of Towan Cottage and Porth Farm House, Roseland, Cornwall

Towan Cottage 

On the beautiful Roseland peninsula with an enclosed garden and close to Towan beach.

Cornwall

3 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The exterior of Penhaligon's, Roseland, Cornwall

Penhaligon's 

A charming cottage with traditional stone exterior on the Roseland peninsula.

Cornwall

2 guests
Dogs welcome: 0

Things to see and do on the Roseland peninsula

Things to see and do on the Roseland peninsula 

Explore the cliffs, creeks, woods and dog-friendly beaches of the Roseland peninsula, where there’s wildlife to discover, as well as military history and networks of coastal paths.

Woman looking out to sea from the WW2 bunker at St Anthony Head, Cornwall

Porth 

Creekside and coastal footpaths make for great walking and wildlife spotting. Towan beach at Porth is perfect for children.

Cornwall

Fully open today
Visitors at Towan Beach, Porth, on the Roseland, Cornwall

St Anthony Head 

Tucked away at the bottom of the Roseland there's lots to discover for everyone.

Truro, Cornwall

Fully open today
Woman looking out to sea from the WW2 bunker at St Anthony Head, Cornwall

Porth circular coast and woodland walk 

Cornwall

Enjoy this circular walk along the coastal path at Porth, Roseland, passing through farmland and woodland, with long-reaching views and clifftop vistas.

Activities
Walking
DistanceMiles: 3 (km: 4.8)
Image shows a wooden waymarker signposting the Riverside Footpath at Porth, with green foliage in the background and blue skies above.

Exploring the area

Trelissick 

A welcoming house and garden set in an estate with stunning maritime views and lovely woodland walks.

near Truro, Cornwall

Fully open today
Side view of Trelissick house and terrace in spring with camellias

Carne and Pendower 

Two amazing sandy beaches on the Roseland peninsula

Truro, Cornwall

Fully open today
Elevated view from a cliff down towards Carne and Pendower beaches at Roseland, Cornwall

The Dodman 

Towering above the sea, this historic headland offers dramatic, panoramic views

St Austell, Cornwall

Fully open today
The grassy bank and beach along Dodman Point in Cornwall

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