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A charming cottage with traditional stone exterior on the Roseland peninsula.
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.
Sitting/dining room with solid-fuel stove, kitchen.
Double bedroom (with 5' bed) with en-suite bathroom with shower cubicle and bath.
The washing machine and tumble dryer are a combined washer/dryer.
What's provided in a National Trust holiday cottage?
Rough path and steps leading to the cottage with a drop on one side. Find more information in the Accessibility Guide. Accessibility questions? Email holiday.enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or call us on 0344 800 2070.
Access: Please note that there is a rough path and steps leading to the cottage with a drop on one side making it unsuitable for young children and guests with impaired mobility.
Heating: Night storage heating and convector heating included.
Parking: There is a parking space along the track a short distance from the cottage.
Garden: The garden is raised above the path leading to the cottage, it is grassy and surrounded by woodland. There is a patio area with a picnic table for dining outside. Please familiarise yourself with the layout of the garden and its boundary on arrival.
Telephone: There is no mobile telephone signal at this holiday cottage.
Logs: The fire will be laid for you on arrival with enough fuel to get you started. Additional briquettes and kindling can be purchased up to seven days prior to travel.
Note: There is a café at Porth near the foot path leading to Towan beach along with two car parks. There are some popular walking routes in the area.
Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm at this cottage.
As a charity, we are governed by regulations which mean that we are unable to offer financial or monetary rewards to our members. Read the full FAQs to find out more.
Check-in is at 4pm, unless otherwise stated in your booking confirmation. Sorry, but we won't be ready for you to arrive or drop off your things any earlier. Check-out is at 10am. Enjoy a late check-out of 4pm on Sundays. Read the full FAQs to find out more.
The standard inventory includes most things you'd need to cook or bake, some cleaning supplies to get you started and bed linen and towels, unless otherwise stated on the webpage or your booking confirmation email. Read the full inventory to find out more.
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