The Team

Helping you find the perfect holiday cottage since: Pretty much since birth, (1978)!

My Favourite Beach: Gyllyngvase is my closest beach and where I pop for a quick dip all year round. Above all though Bream Cove is my go to happy place. I have walked that bit of coast a million times I reckon, and the beauty still takes my breath away.

Best spot to enjoy a meal: You can’t beat an al fresco lunch at The Hidden Hut on Porthcurnick Beach or sometimes we cook our supper, put it in a tiffin and head down to Kiln Quay at Flushing for the last sun of the day – the kids splash about in the water and I relax with a glass of red. Bliss.

When I am not at work you will find me: Walking the coast path with my family and dogs, practicing yoga, off on a dawn paddle, or drinking a (decaf) oat, flat white with friends in one of Falmouth’s great coffee shops.

Helping you find the perfect holiday cottage since: 2017

My Favourite Beach: So many to choose from but I think it has to be Grebe. It’s a beautiful place to swim, the Helford River is such a tranquil haven for nature.

Best spot to enjoy a meal: The Star and Garter, Falmouth has to be my favourite go-to place for a special treat. I love the delicious food and stunning waterside views. Mind you, you can’t beat traditional fish and chips from Harbour Lights.

When I am not at work you will find me: Sailing with my family- we try to spend as much time out on the water as possible. We’re so lucky to have such beautiful sailing waters, like the Carrick Roads and Helford River, right on our doorstep.

Helping you find the perfect holiday cottage since: 2010

My Favourite Beach: Gwithian – I love the fact that even in the height of summer the beach is so large that you can find a private spot. The sand is soft and fine which is wonderful when swimming in the sea.

Best spot to enjoy a meal: We are so fortunate in Falmouth with some wonderful eateries. Living in Mylor we love to combine a walk with a meal so the Pandora Inn and Castaways are regulars on our list.

When I am not at work you will find me: Walking our wonderful Cornish footpaths, this varies from our sheltered paths around the rivers and estuaries of our Falmouth coastline to the dramatic cliff tops on the North Coast.

Helping you find the perfect holiday cottage since: 2019

My favourite beach: One of my favourites is Lelant beach, tucked away behind the village. I love to walk along the stretch of golden sand or find a sheltered spot for a beach BBQ.

Best spot to enjoy a meal: I think it has to be Bango’s Kitchen in Penryn, their Bao Buns are the best I’ve tried and the cuisine is unique to this part of Cornwall.

Where you can find me outside of work: Catching up with friends over a G&T or (when I get the chance) going to music and food festivals.

Helping you find the perfect holiday cottage since: 2021

My favourite beach: My local, and probably favourite, is Castle Beach. Most beautiful at high tide, this beach is the perfect spot for my after-work swim.

Best spot to enjoy a meal: I have only recently discovered the Verdant Seafood Bar, but this restaurant serves the most amazing seafood and wine, in a cosy and intimate setting.

Where you can find me outside of work: At the beach having a quick dip, or at one of my pottery classes, learning how to make something new!

Helping you find the perfect holiday cottage since: 2021

My favourite beach: I love the coastal walk from Falmouth to Maenporth, especially in the summer when the pathway is almost overgrown in gorgeous shrubbery. Some of my favourite days have been spent in the turquoise waters of Maenporth beach, cooling down in the ocean after the morning hike there.

Best spot to enjoy a meal: I would happily dine out for every meal of the day in the local area as there are so many wonderful eateries to choose from, but for dinner, I would get dressed up and dine in Restaurant Mine for their small plates and cosy setting.

When I am not at work you will find me: Walking the coastal path, visiting Cornish villages and drawing the local landscapes, people and plants. And after a day rambling and sketching, in a Falmouth pub beside the fire or sea-view window with a pint, or mug of something steaming.