With almost every room offering gorgeous views over the Helford River and a large south-facing garden, this fantastic house is the perfect choice for a family holiday. This much loved holiday home offers spacious rooms and is furnished and equipped to a very high standard throughout.
Seascape is named for its constantly changing views over the historic harbour town of Falmouth. A thrilling panorama lies just outside your window, where light plays across the water of one of the deepest natural harbours in the world.
The Coach House is located within the Trerose Estate and a wonderful, mature, ten acre garden. This gorgeous, detached property, originally built in 1904 was formerly an old coach house and stables. In 2010 it was converted to what it is today; a stunning, contemporary home in a truly idyllic position.
A stunning, south facing, waterside home with a fascinating history. The Old Kiln was built around and atop an 18th Century Lime Kiln which remains visible to this day at ground level. The building was commissioned by letter in 1968 by Miss Shaw, who at the time was working in Africa as a missionary. After lying vacant for five years, the current owners have lovingly restored this post-modern building, creating a truly exceptional boutique holiday home for up to six.
The sound and sights of the sea are never far away when you holiday at Trerose Farm Cottage. Wake the family early, grab the dog's lead and bound over the rolling hills down to Prisk Cove. Known as one of the best rockpooling sites in the county, children and adults will love scouring the shoreline for spiny starfish and squat lobster. Back to your cottage for tea, cake and a well earned rest.
The Old School Room is situated high up on the banks of Falmouth Harbour and is part of a conversion of an elegant Arts and Crafts former school building.The finish of the conversion is exceptional, with real wood floors, luxury bathrooms, under floor heating and ample space for a couple. The Old School Room is situated high up on the banks of Falmouth Harbour and is part of a conversion of an elegant Arts and Crafts former school building. Outside you can enjoy a pretty little seating area and a bench from which to enjoy the harbour view. Outside you can enjoy a pretty little seating area and a bench from which to enjoy the harbour view.
Some houses have that feeling and this rural retreat certainly has it. Yes, Wills Cottage has oodles of the feel good factor. The vast, open-plan kitchen and dining area opens out onto sixteen acres of south facing, garden and fields with a private path leading down to the village and Port Navas creek and is the epitome of the great outdoors. The energy here is truly relaxing and homely.
White Sails is a brilliant, split-level holiday home, built into the bank of Falmouth that lines the harbour. You get the best of both worlds: the close proximity to the town centre and yet the peace and tranquility of a waterside property. Occupying an elevated position, the views from this wonderful holiday home are far and wide – taking in all the boating activity in the harbour, across to the pretty village of Flushing, the Maritime Museum and shipyard.
This delightful, detached house is situated in its own large garden and with far reaching sea views of the Carrick Roads and across to the Roseland.
Self-catering holiday homes in Cornwall are often described as by the sea; but this charming apartment really couldn’t be any closer to the water! From the small balcony off the living room, steps lead directly onto the beach at low tide (care will need to be taken with small children).
