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The SIPHON offers a special glamping holiday where your carbon footprint will be minimal - we source as much as we can from local suppliers and ask our guests to recycle/compost. The SIPHON is off grid - solar power provides electricity for lighting and charging mobile phones - and there is a 'green' waterless toilet. A really exciting AND DIFFERENT holiday experience with outside space for barbecuing and play. Perfect for FAMILY celebrations, children AND dogs AND close to the EDEN PROJECT

Enjoy the comfort of the wood burning stove, melt marshmallow over the fire pit or cook your meal in the open air! Close to the Eden Project, The Siphon railway carriage offers a totally different holiday experience. Stay in this converted railway carriage with comfortable beds, fully equipped kitchen, COSY WOOD BURNING STOVE (first night’s fuel FREE thereafter £5 a pack) separate compost toilet and an amazing hot shower, 12 volt electricity for lighting and phone charging and a fire pit. A great off-grid glamping experience. Although listed as sleeping eight people, the Siphon itself sleeps UP TO SIX (bunk beds can only be used by children of six or above) with an additional two people being accommodated in The Toad BRAKE VAN which is close by, at a small additional charge The Siphon RAILWAY CARRIAGE is nearly 60' long, divided into three separate bedrooms, one with a king size double the SECOND with two single beds, plus an additional THIRD bedroom with bunk beds (not suitable for very young children). In addition two adults can be accommodated in The Toad brake van which is just a few yards away, offering the facility for two families or a larger group of friends to stay. There is a sitting/dining area with WOOD BURNING STOVE, fully equipped kitchen with gas cooker plus an outside dining area when the weather is warm.The Siphon can accommodate SIX people in three separate bedrooms(and up to 8 people in total using both carriages). The living space and one of the bedrooms have double doors which lead out onto raised decking - perfect for al fresco dining - and a fully equipped kitchen area with gas cooker, work tops, sink and storage plus an enormous, very efficient cold box on the balcony. We change the ice packs as and when necessary for our guests. The Siphon is 'off-grid' - there is no mains electricity only 12 volt lighting and a charging point for phones. Sorry, no tv or electrical appliances! There is a cold water supply inside the wagon and an amazing outside hot shower and a ‘green ‘ toilet a very few steps away (less than ten feet). Outside and on a lower level to The Siphon is a firepit and seating area (just wooden planks on blocks)! where you can enjoy a drink (or two), watch the stars or listen to the sounds of the country whilst filling the fire - we can sell you bags of logs (£5 bag for kiln dried wood) - sorry but we are unable to provide free fuel for either the Wood burning stove or the firepit. Fuel for the stove MUST be purchased from us at £5 a pack although we supply your first pack free of charge. (Logs, kindling, flamer firefighter and matches). You will share your outside space with the birds and the many wild animals which live around - foxes, badgers, deer, otters, squirrels and many more smaller mammals but the inside of the Siphon is warm and secure. Fall asleep to the sound of the nearby river and wake to the dawn chorus of the birds. The Siphon is not for the frail or timid - the doors are the original heavy wood ones and the catches are also original - marvel at the workmanship which went into the making of this grand old lady and marvel yet more at the way in which she has converted so magnificently into this unusual holiday space. We have had nothing but positive feedback from our guests who come with open minds to enjoy this unusual and definitely unique glamping holiday destination. We hope that everything will be perfect for you and it will certainly be a new and exciting holiday experience for everyone who stays. Our younger guests have delighted in the magic of staying on a 'train' and Train Teddy will be there to greet them. Lots of space for running around, outside games and a range of indoor games for families to enjoy if the weather isnt good. The Siphons - the telegraphic name for these commercial carriages - carried milk in milk churns from the West Country to the cities of the UK. The Siphons were based on the chassis of passenger carriages and often were added to the rear of express passenger trains travelling from the West Country in order to transport milk and other perishables as quickly as possible to London and other centres. There were louvres cut into the wooden sides at two levels to allow for greater ventilation and these we have retained as much as possible in 'our' Siphon. This is truly a piece of railway history, particularly as there are only a handful of Siphons still in existence and many of these are in a very poor state. We describe The Siphon as an unique 'glamping with style' experience - a beautiful and spacious area in a railway carriage - but perhaps you will have other ways of describing her.... Our guests will enjoy the Siphon, the surrounding area and have access onto miles of surrounding trails and the walk or cycle to the Eden Project. The Siphon is positioned on one of the sidings of the Trenance Valley Line - one of the last branch lines built by the Great Western Railway or the GWR - 'God's Wonderful Railway'. This line only carried commercial traffic. It was authorised in 1910, opened in 1920 after the first world war and eventually closed in 1968. A word of warning - the river is close by and is NOT securely fenced so children will need to be supervised but what an experience for everyone who stays here! We also feel that The Siphon experience may not be entirely suitable for very young children - children of three or younger have stayed very successfully and have been enthralled by the experience but, parents, be aware! no washing machine, only an outside shower and no tv! But there are plenty of positive things to offset these. Being close to nature, plenty of 'family' time with no digital distractions, walking, playing outside or playing some of the games which are inside the Siphon, melting marshmallows at the firepit, cooking supper over a wood fire, having evening sing-songs around the fire, partying - your choice - some or all of these! The whole area was an industrial site so be aware that there are drops, uneven surfaces and other hazards - but common sense and care will prevent any accidents. We are happy to suggest places to visit, suggestions on where to eat and walks accessible from The Siphon or slightly further away. The Siphon is in a rural position in a valley setting close to the River Vinnick - we could bore you with more historical detail but you can read all about the area when you are here. Centrally positioned for exploring Cornwall, close to the south Cornish beaches and only a short drive to the surfing beaches of the north coast - just a perfect holiday retreat! There is public transport but limited - do please try to bring a car or rent one when you get here - mainline trains at St. Austell, about 1.5 miles away, a few buses and, of course, taxis. You can also walk directly from The Siphon into St. Austell using the trails which cover miles of the surrounding area, or you can walk to the Eden Project using the trails. The Siphon is not connected to the national grid - electricity is 12 volt supplied via solar energy. Therefore - no tvs, no hairdryers, no washing machines -but plenty of peace, relaxation, bird song, playing games, conversation, good food and wine - the list is endless. There is a cold water supply connected to the sink in the kitchen and there is hot water to the shower and basin outside. We aim to keep our 'carbon footprint' as small as possible and at the same time offer our guests a truly unique holiday experience. We therefore ask all guests to recycle as much of their rubbish as possible (tins/plastic bottles/glass jars and bottles, cardboard and paper are all collected) and to buy local produce whenever possible to reduce 'food miles'. The Siphon has a wood burning stove installed which heats the main living area - an excellent heat source to keep away any chill. Please note that fuel for the stove must be purchased from us and guests are asked not to burn any rubbish in the stove. PLEASE NOTE THAT DURING PEAK PERIODS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS THERE IS A MINIMUM BOOKING PERIOD OF THREE DAYS. At all other times the minimum booking period is two days apart from a few weeks in November/December when we are happy to accept ONE DAY BOOKINGS. THE TOAD: We have a second carriage available which sleeps 2 adults - if your party numbers more than 6 please ask about this which is available at an extra but discounted price. The Toad brake van was used on the Great Western Railway at the end of long trains carrying commercial traffic. It has the original sand boxes supplying sand to the braking wheels to help slow down the train and although now converted to holiday accommodation the original features of the wagon are still present. The Toad offers a living space with seating and a double bed plus a kitchen with hob and sink. There is cold water only into the kitchen sink and a further tap outside. Outside is a fire area for outdoor cooking if the weather permits. The Toad is only available for renting in conjunction with The Siphon as it shares the outdoor shower and toilet and for groups of over 6. Very occasionally The Toad can be used as a stand alone unit but only when The Siphon is not being used. Minimum rental periods are then two days out of season and three days in season (July and August, Christmas and New Year and all school holidays). Please ask for more details. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR USING THE TOAD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SIPHON - PLEASE ASK BEFORE REQUESTING A RESERVATION. The Siphon itself - all 60' of her space - the immediate surrounding area including the firepit for outside fires and barbecue area and access onto miles of surrounding trails - all this is available to our guests. We are here to answer questions, help with suggestions of places to visit, change the icepacks in the giant cold box as and when necessary, provide information for local sightseeing - as little or as much help as you might need. The Siphon is in a rural position in a valley setting close to the River Vinnick - we could bore you with more historical detail but you can read all about the area when you are here. Centrally positioned for exploring Cornwall, close to the south Cornish beaches and only a short drive to the surfing beaches of the north coast - just a perfect holiday retreat! Public transport isn't great - the main line railway station is at St. Austell (about 1.5 miles away), Newquay Airport (about 11 miles away), cross channel ferry at Plymouth for France (about 40 miles away) but local bus services are infrequent and we really do suggest having a car at your disposal, even if you hire one when you get to St. Austell. Guests staying in The Siphon need to be slightly different in their outlook on life - enjoy the outdoors, maybe walking or cycling, surfing or swimming, sailing or kayaking - prepared to spend the evenings playing board games or sitting outside watching the stars - barbecue some freshly caught fish (from one of the nearby harbours) - just a few suggestions........

Very close to the Eden Project and within easy reach of Heligan Gardens and the beaches of the north and south coast.

CLOSE TO the EDEN PROJECT The Mill is the ground floor of Bojea Mill. Although the building has four floors in total the ground floor is the only occupied area - the floor above is a party floor which we use for family clebrations when we have no guests staying. Visit at any time of the year and enjoy all that Cornwall has to offer. Perfect for long walks - with or without a dog - wrapping up warm in the winter - superb dining opportunities...

********************************** ********************************** AND stay in The Mill which is the ground floor of Bojea Mill. The building was a corn mill, with a water wheel powered by water from the River Vinnick. However, the wheel is long gone together with most of the mill machinery. We welcome you to our home... TRAVEL TO CORNWALL for the weekend - under 5 hours on the train from Paddington or an easy drive. Relax in the Mill or explore the local area, go swimming on the south coast or surfing on the north coast, walk the coastal footpath, go beachcombing, trek the moors, visit THE EDEN PROJECT or THE LOST GARDENS OF HELIGAN - The choice is yours! Any time is a perfect time to visit - deserted beaches in the spring and autumn - mild weather, wonderful walks along the coastal paths, perhaps the opportunity to sit in the sun on one of the special Cornish beaches, or try your hand at surfing, sailing, kayaking, coasteering, windsurfing - all this plus the haven of The Mill to return to in the evenings. Cook in or eat out - The choice is yours! DOGS ARE WELCOME HERE! Walk straight from the door onto the surrounding trails - or even to Eden - or explore the local beaches - a dog's delight! A small charge of £15 for each animal per stay is made for your pet and please let us know if you are bringing your pet with you BEFORE you book. THE EDEN PROJECT The time to enjoy this world renowned project - spend the day learning about our dependence on plants and marvel at this amazing site - be inspired and learn to connect with others in new ways. THE MILL is a former corn mill which was water driven, but the water course was diverted some time ago. It now offers a spectacular space with stone walls and massive wooden beams supported by cast iron pillars. There are comfortable beds in TWO en suite bedrooms, a sofa which converts to a small double plus a further sofa made for curling up in with a good book, modern kitchen equipment and an enclosed garden. Perfect for one or two couples, friends or a family group of up to 6 (using a convertible sofa in the sitting room and/or a cot in one of the bedrooms). One bedroom has a king size double, the other two twin beds. If you require both rooms made as doubles please let us know at time of booking. The sitting room is large and spacious and offers the space for relaxing, playing games or watching tv or a dvd. Keep in touch using the free wifi (which is generally fairly reliable but we are unable to always guarantee this due to our rural position)! or do some research to make the best possible use of your time here. There is a small enclosed garden area immediately adjacent to the Mill with another 3 acres of grounds to walk through and with direct access onto the miles of nearby trails which are used by walkers, cyclists and horseriders but these trails are unlit and mainly rough surfaced and steep in places. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the Eden Project (4 miles or about an hour or two) or to the South Coast at Pentewan and Mevagissey along the miles of trails which criss cross the surrounding area. We are only too happy to suggest outings for our guests, quiet beaches, good walks, dog friendly areas, places to eat, the nearest shops, cheapest fuel, but the Mill is your home for you to enjoy for the duration of your stay. The Mill is an old building and we have retained the exposed granite walls in places out of respect for the origins of the building - it does NOT have a modern, plastered interior with double glazed, plastic windows but it DOES have enormous character and atmosphere. The beams are immense as they carried the weight of vast quantities of corn and these beams are supported by cast iron pillars which were made locally at Charlestown and there are gigantic pieces of granite in the walls, still showing evidence of oil stains from when the bearings of the cogs and wheels needed frequent greasing. This is not to the detriment of the building - its just a bit of its past history. We have many different species of birds visiting us throughout the year (the dawn chorus is quite loud!) and plenty of wildlife in the vicinity. In the spring you can walk amongst the bluebells, and later in the year enjoy the foxgloves. There is a riverside stroll which leads onto the trails. You may be lucky enough to spot some deer, or maybe a fox or badger and the last few summers an otter was spotted! The main line railway station is at St. Austell, just over a mile away. Local car hire firms will deliver a hire car direct to the station by prior arrangement. The airport at Newquay is within easy reach and it is possible to hire a car from there. Ferries travel from Plymouth (about 40 miles away) to France (Roskoff, Britanny). OUR OTHER PROPERTY - THE SIPHON, is a converted railway carriage sleeping up to six people - this is about 1/4 mile away along the former track of the old railway - and gives the opportunity of accommodating groups of up to 14 people between the two sites. Perfect for two or three families, a wedding group or a group of friends. The Siphon now has a wood burning stove to keep guests warm during the colder months. PLEASE NOTE: DURING PEAK PERIODS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS (Easter and July and August and the Christmas period) THERE IS A MINIMUM BOOKING PERIOD OF Three DAYS but at other times the minimum booking period is two days. Our guests will have sole use of the Mill's ground floor - a large area! The small enclosed garden area with parking. Access onto miles of trails (leading to The Eden Project, The Wheal Martyn China Clay Museum and the South coast at Pentewan). As much or as little as our guests desire...we are happy to give advice on places to visit. Just let us know what works best for you! Public transport in Cornwall has its limitations! The main line train service covers the County right down to Penzance with branch lines serving Looe, falmouth, Newquay and St. Ives. However, we would always recommend having a car at your disposal - whether you drive down or travel down by train and then rent a car - this way you will be able to enjoy your visit and see so much more. Please be aware of the dog restrictions on some Cornish beaches - a list is in the Mill. OR perhaps VISIT THE EDEN PROJECT.. What about a special dining experience? Rick Stein (Padstow), Jamie Oliver 15 (Watergate Bay), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac) and Paul Ainsworth (Padstow) all have restaurants not too far away plus dozens more to choose from for truly memorable meals. Make your stay a gastronomic one! ****************************** PLAN YOUR VISIT! ******************************* Then why not stay with us - a short drive from the Eden Project or taxi ride or bus ride ( (which takes you into st austell town centre) or even a (longish) Walk. Easy reach of both the south coast and north coast and convenient to superb dining experiences in the County.

Very close to The Eden Project - drive there in a few minutes, walk or cycle along the adjacent trails. Close to beaches and coastal walks

Self-catering or bed & breakfast option. Lily Pad, chalet, part of Three Acres Farm, set in a lovely river valley offers an idyllic destination to relax and unwind after a busy day sightseeing or on the beach. Balcony area by pond, access to large formal garden to explore, have a BBQ, fish the ponds or sit quietly & maybe see the kingfishers. The Lily Pad is within easy reach of the coast and many attractions which are only a few miles distant.

Compact home from home with pretty interior. Set all on one level with open plan living area containing a fully sprung sofa bed for two plus two accommodation, TV, DVD, CD/MP3, WiFi. Well equipped kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, washing machine, access to tumble dryer in open barn area where there are additional drying and storage facilities for wet suits, outdoor gear and fishing rods. The Lily Pad has a shower room and the cosy bedroom has a double bed set against the wall on one side. There is a fully sprung sofa bed in the living area for plus two sleeping. All bedding and linen including bathroom towels are provided. Please bring your own beach towels. Electricity is included. There are no extra hidden charges for electricity, number of guests, laundry or cleaning. We have a travel cot and baby bath available. Cooked breakfast can be provided at a charge of £5 per person and needs to be arranged prior to arrival. This is served to you in the Lily Pad. There is a BBQ provided but your own charcoal would be required.

The location is very central within Cornwall for exploring the fabulous beaches, the surfing culture of the north coast and the more tranquil beaches of the south coast are easily accessible, just a few miles by car. There is superb walking and many nearby attractions, including wonderful gardens to visit, also the Eden project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, Screech owl Sanctuary, Newquay Zoo, and further afield, the Seal Sanctuary at Gweek, Lands End, Sennen and Porthcurno with the amazing Minack theatre.

A peaceful 2 bedroom cabin sleeping 4 in a woodland garden, Tv/dvd heater toaster , fridge microwave gas oven and hob. Shower room /wc lounge diner. Main bedroom has king size bed and ensuite toilet.twin room 2 single 3ft beds. Private patio area with barbecue. 2 Body boards available for free loan. 2 miles to Eden project, 10 minute drive to Charlestown, 10 minute mainline station, beaches and town centre Cereals etc provided Free wifi off road private parking Towels provided.

The woodland barbecue and pizza oven disposable barbecues can be used on the area provided if you prefer them or you can make use of the small charcoal barbecue. There are plenty of twigs for use on the chiminea . Hot drink making facilities available in the tea hut.

Local shop, restaurants nearby, beaches walks

Hi, We are 0.5 miles from st austell railway and bus station. Near by to us is, The historic small port of Charlestown 1.2 miles by road, Beach, 3 good pubs and eateries, shipwreck museum, and where some of Poldark was filmed and others. Has frequent tallships in the harbour. The Eden Project 3 miles by road. Porthpean beach [1 of our favourites] 2 miles, seasonal kayak hire.

Heligan gardens 7.1 miles Quaint fishing port of mevagissey Beautiful Fowey

Penstrassoe 3 Within walking distance to Charlestown and easy access to the Eden Project, Heligan Gardens and many beautiful Cornish beaches, this room will provide you with a comfortable base to explore the wonders of Cornwall.

A double room with TV, Amazon Firestick, tea & coffee making facilities, newly refurbished family bathroom.

Locally there is an excellent provision of food choices within walking distance. We are also perfectly positioned to explore the entire County. Previous guests have visited The Historic Port of Charlestown (Poldark has been filmed here), Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. Within an hour you can be walking on Bodmin Moor or swimming in the blue waters of Porth Curnow. Beaches are plentiful! The most local is Carlyon Bay with others such as Porthpean, Pentewan, Caerhays and Polkerris a short drive away. If you fancy exploring more widely head for the Roseland Peninsula and look for Carne, Pendower and Caerhayes. The North Coast is more rugged and a fantastic spot to watch the sun set. Personally I love, Newquay, Crantock, Holywell Bay, Polzeath, Harlin Bay & Perranporth. St Austell town centre is a short stroll left out of the house and up the hill. It has a variety of independent and high street stores and is definitely worth a potter if you have time. Truro is larger and the Cathedral City of Cornwall. There are many shops, restaurants, cafes in the city as well as the Museum for Cornwall and of course the stunning Cathedral! If you like walking I thoroughly recommend ‘IWALK Cornwall’ which is a free app and has loads of fantastic circular walks for every taste, covering the whole of Cornwall. A walk costs £1.99 to download and uses GPS to guide you every step of the way. Eating and Drinking Costa – great for a coffee and snack breakfast – turn right out of the house and cross at the double roundabout. Follow the road towards Mevagissey and you will find Costa in the complex on your right. You can’t miss McDonalds and KFC which are also in that area! Frankie and Bennie’s, Wetherspoons & Prezzo are in the White River Place, turn left out of the house, 2 mins walk up the hill along with a host of independents including Smorgers, Nepalese Gurkha Restaurant, Watermargin Chinese Restaurant, Walkers Fish & Chips If you fancy something different head for Charlestown to eat or drink. There is a plethora of bars, restaurants and coffee shops, some of which are listed below. All have a pleasant atmosphere & serve high quality food but please make sure you book ahead to avoid disappointment*: The Longstore* - Charlies Boathouse* - The Pier House Hotel* - Rashleigh Inn * - The Harbourside - Charlies Coffee Shop – Pentewan is 10 min drive and offers, Simply Judes Brasserie and The Kingswood Restaurant can be found 5 minutes away in London Apprentice A more complete guide can be found: https://www.eatoutcornwall.com/restaurants/st-austell/

The cottage is over 200 years old it is light and airy with a homely feel. Guests will have access to the lounge kitchen and garden the garden is south facing. Parking is available on the village green to the front of the house or there is on site parking .

My home is a 200 year old detached cottage set in walled gardens. The house is Cornish granite under a slate roof. It's homely rustic light and airy. There is a farmhouse style kitchen and an airy living area with a walk in inglenook fire place to one end . Guests can use the kitchen lounge gardens and bathrooms . This room is a single room which can be reserved either on a minimum 2 night stay or when booked with another room . Free WI-FI

I live in North Cornwall in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Although some may consider us in a rural location we are only ten minutes from the A30 . Padstow Newquay Eden Project Bodmin are all about 8 miles away . My home for the last 22 years I love the peace and tranquility especially after a long day at work.

The Cottage is a terraced property which has been recently refurbished, it is ideally situated in the heart of Cornwalls rural mining community which allows ready access to the majority of Cornwall, the Eden Project and access to both coastlines are within a driveable distance.

Parking is available in the village public car park (100m away) or alongside the main road, parking is normally available but does have peak usage times which may affect availability.

The Cottage is situated in a small village outside of St Austell, there are local amenities and shops within walking distance and access to larger town/Cities only a short drive away

End terrace property situated at the end of Nanpean, clay village set in the surroundings of the clay pits and surrounding villages, offering amazing walks and picnics. 5 miles from eden project and 7 miles from St austell.8 miles from historic town of Bodmin and the moors. Driving and bus routes to many beautiful beaches, 10 miles from famous surfing beach fistral Newquay. Lots of fine dinning at watergate bay and lots of country pubs in the surrounding towns .Dogs welcome

Charming property open planned living to the ground floor , beautiful views from the garden to relax in

Quite neighbourhood, long term community , , local Nisa shop , Chinese take away , social club and local pub at the end of currian road .However the garden has excellent views

Penstrassoe 2 Within walking distance to Charlestown and easy access to the Eden Project, Heligan Gardens and many beautiful Cornish beaches, this room will provide you with a comfortable base to explore the wonders of Cornwall.

A double room with TV, Amazon Firestick, tea & coffee making facilities, newly refurbished private bathroom.

Locally there is an excellent provision of food choices within walking distance. We are also perfectly positioned to explore the entire County. Previous guests have visited The Historic Port of Charlestown (Poldark has been filmed here), Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. Within an hour you can be walking on Bodmin Moor or swimming in the blue waters of Porth Curnow. Beaches are plentiful! The most local is Carlyon Bay with others such as Porthpean, Pentewan, Caerhays and Polkerris a short drive away. If you fancy exploring more widely head for the Roseland Peninsula and look for Carne, Pendower and Caerhayes. The North Coast is more rugged and a fantastic spot to watch the sun set. Personally I love, Newquay, Crantock, Holywell Bay, Polzeath, Harlin Bay & Perranporth. St Austell town centre is a short stroll left out of the house and up the hill. It has a variety of independent and high street stores and is definitely worth a potter if you have time. Truro is larger and the Cathedral City of Cornwall. There are many shops, restaurants, cafes in the city as well as the Museum for Cornwall and of course the stunning Cathedral! If you like walking I thoroughly recommend ‘IWALK Cornwall’ which is a free app and has loads of fantastic circular walks for every taste, covering the whole of Cornwall. A walk costs £1.99 to download and uses GPS to guide you every step of the way. Eating and Drinking Costa – great for a coffee and snack breakfast – turn right out of the house and cross at the double roundabout. Follow the road towards Mevagissey and you will find Costa in the complex on your right. You can’t miss McDonalds and KFC which are also in that area! Frankie and Bennie’s, Wetherspoons & Prezzo are in the White River Place, turn left out of the house, 2 mins walk up the hill along with a host of independents including Smorgers, Nepalese Gurkha Restaurant, Watermargin Chinese Restaurant, Walkers Fish & Chips If you fancy something different head for Charlestown to eat or drink. There is a plethora of bars, restaurants and coffee shops, some of which are listed below. All have a pleasant atmosphere & serve high quality food but please make sure you book ahead to avoid disappointment*: The Longstore* - Charlies Boathouse* - The Pier House Hotel* - Rashleigh Inn * - The Harbourside - Charlies Coffee Shop – Pentewan is 10 min drive and offers, Simply Judes Brasserie and The Kingswood Restaurant can be found 5 minutes away in London Apprentice A more complete guide can be found: https://www.eatoutcornwall.com/restaurants/st-austell/

Light, spacious bedroom with double bed. Just a stone throw from Eden project and a short drive to Charlestown and Carylon Bay. Use of TV but only access to DVDs or Netflix with own connection to internet. Selection to cereals in the morning and help yourself to a variety of tea, coffee and herbal teas. Balcony area outside with bistro set with beautiful views of the Moors. My partner and I work full time, will leave you to your own accord but feel free to ask questions.

Extremely quiet area, gorgeous views. Clay area near by for a nice walk.

My place is close to the local towns of St Austell, Truro or Bodmin. There are many beaches close by and you’ll love my place because of the peace and quiet and the location we are within reach of so many places in just a few minutes such as 'The Eden Project' and 'The Lost Gardens of Heligan' which can be reached and these are open most of the year! The area and Cornwall is steeped in history! My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers and the scenery is breathtaking!

Our place is unique because our guests have the use of the 2 rooms and the heated conservatory on the lower floor with large TV, they can relax in the evenings with a cuppa in the sitting room/second bedroom complete with TV. There are tea and coffee making facilities in the sitting room. This gives our guests their own bit of space but still feel at home! On the warmer evenings they might want to eat outside in the garden where there is a large patio table and chairs for their use. The main guest bedroom has a kingsize bed and a single sofa bed. The second bedroom/sitting room. Please note:- Breakfast is laid out in the main dining room upstairs. Please note: Breakfast is laid out from Monday-Friday 7-8am Weekends 8-9am Check out 10am

The neighbourhood around us is very quiet, we hardly ever see anyone walking past unless they are going past while walking their dogs. And as we are in a cul-de-sac the only traffic that comes through our road are locals or if someone has to turn around at the bottom of the road. The village is just a short walk away from us and has a variety of shops including Premier Store, Co op, veg shop, butchers, charity shop, laundrette, fish n chip shop, Chinese take-away, small cafe, taxi service, kebabs, pharmacy and post office. Oh! And a lovely pub! The Rock Inn just a few minutes walk, and they serve delicious food as we and our other guests can recommend! If you would like a table booked for the evening of your arrival please just ask and i can do that for you as i have for many other of my guests! Both pub and the fish-n-chip shop are within walking distance, their food is delicious and is also a chip shop has a restaurant should our guests want to eat in.

Modern house with a lovely garden in a quiet estate. Less than a 5 minute walk to the train/bus station, which has direct links to the Eden Project, London and the North. The town centre is also less than a 5 minute walk away. The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge, gas hob, kettle, toaster, washing machine, dryer, etc. A bright, spacious lounge opens onto the garden through double doors. The driveway has room for two cars and parking is also available on the road.

The house will have new furniture to what is shown in the photos. Guests are welcome to use the kayaks, fishing rods, bbq, and whatever other fun things you can find in the garage. Please be respectful of neighbours; the estate is primarily occupied by young families who have to wake up early for jobs and school runs.

Most people who come to St Austell come for the things it's close to: beautiful beaches, amazing gardens and of course, the Eden Project. Don't get me wrong, these are all very good reasons to visit! But there are two little gems I'd like to give a mention that are within walking distance of the house. The first is the mining museum of Wheal Martyn. St Austell was a clay mining town after all, and the museum does a fantastic job of taking you through the history of the clay mining industry and how everything worked. With a wealth of indoor displays and a beautiful outside area to explore, there are a number of ways to enjoy your visit there. The second is Menacuddle Well, which is a magical little place that is free to visit. It lies just outside of town, where the St Austell river flows through the valley. It's not a tourist destination, there are no toilets or cafes, just a few very old man-made structures (including a small waterfall) in a woodland clearing that was recently unearthed and is now maintained. Unfortunately it is right next to a busy road, but once you're down at the water's edge you can hardly hear it, and the whole place is very peaceful and calming. I'll be more than happy to provide maps for walking or driving to each of these places, as well as some tips to stay off of the roads as much as possible if walking.

Cosy 1 bedroom log cabin able to sleep 4, fully insulated and self contained with all the latest appliances. Complete with dedicated outside guest area for dining and sitting. Close to Cornwalls best beaches, restaurants, the Eden Project and many other attractions.

Great location directly off the A30 in Mid Cornwall. No more than 20 minutes drive to major towns including Newquay, St Austell and Cornwalls capital Truro! Excellent pubs and resteraunts close by with a village shop in Summercourt. You'll be able to embrace the countryside exploring Cornwall and enjoy a relaxing stay in this cosy cabin with a double bedroom, bathroom with underfloor heating, and a great open plan living space with a large double sofa bed if you want an extra guest or two to come along! A dedicated guests area outside with bistro table and chairs as well. Parking for 1 car, please let us know if you require 2 spaces as we will need to arrange this in advance.

Horses, wildlife, rare occasion you see a tractor go past but generally peaceful and calm!

Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence 2017-2019. Located in a quiet wooded valley on the outskirts of St Austell town. This modern, smoke & pet free Studio is the perfect holiday retreat for 2 (plus 1 child MAX up to 16 years) looking to experience the delightful Cornish Coast. After a busy day, pour up a glass of wine, open the french doors, sit out on the balcony overlooking the woods & RELAX! Great location for exploring Cornwall. Private, off-road parking for one car. Friendly, local hosts!

Ideally situated on the beautiful South Coast, close to many beaches, coastal paths, woodland walks and attractions such as the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, Charlestown (one of the famous film sets for Poldark), Pinetum Gardens, Mevagissey and Fowey. Just a 25 minute drive to Newquay and Truro and a 30 minute drive to Padstow. Anywhere you wish to visit during your holiday is within easy reach - St Ives, Falmouth, Penzance, Lands End, the Lizard, Port Isaac, Tintagel and Boscastle. St Austell Town is just a short walk away and boasts a number of restaurants, a cinema and a variety of shops. With St Austell Brewery, famous for it’s “Proper Job” and “Tribute” Ales and “Korev” Lager also within walking distance. Nearby supermarkets include a Co-op, Asda, Lidl, Aldi, Tesco and Iceland. Leave the car at home & travel by train or bus. Nearest train/bus station is just a 10/15 minute walk away with plenty of smaller bus stops along the way. Great location for exploring the whole of Cornwall. Private, off-road parking for one car. Friendly, local hosts! NOTE: • Maximum occupancy of 2 adults, 1 child (up to the age of 16). • The child would either sleep on the sofa bed (pictured) or a single folding guest bed is available on request. Or if bringing an infant, you will need to bring your own cot and high-chair etc. • The Studio is an annex on the side of our house. • The Studio is NOT suitable for 3 adults. • NO smoking or pets. • All adults must be 21 or over. • Parking for one car is available on our driveway. If travelling in a van you may be required to park on the road just infront of the property. Any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Located in a quiet, wooded valley. Within easy walking distance of St Austell town, shops, pubs, restaurants, a cinema, supermarkets, train and bus station. If you like walking, there’s a lovely valley/woodland walk straight from the Studio, plus other walks nearby.

My place is close to The Eden Project, the village has a local pub as well as several takeaway shops. It is just five minutes from the A30 ideal for for visiting beaches and harbours.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. The property is three minutes from Victoria Business Park, ideal for reps who need a central location. Breakfast consists of cereals. Fruit juice, yogurt and biscuits, plus water including still and sparkling as well as tea and coffee.

Guests are very welcome to make use of the garden, one well behaved dog is very welcome

We are 10 mins from Eden Project, 5 mins from A 30 closest beach is 20 mins away . Roche Rock is a five minute walk away and well worth a look. We are based in a small residential area and back onto the village school. The village has several shops plus a few food outlets. The village pub is just a short walk away.

The Den is nestled away in a private and peaceful setting in the heart of Cornwall. Warm, bright and fully equipped on the inside and with outside seating areas for alfresco dining on those pleasant evening’s. The Den has everything needed for a relaxing get away. Located just a ten minute drive away from The Eden Project and Charlestown with a selection of restaurants and pubs. The rugged north Cornish coast is less than 15 miles away with breathtaking coastal walks and beaches aplenty.

Central Heating, Washing Machine, Equipped Kitchen for Self Catering Needs, TV, WiFi, Towels, Off Street Parking

There’s a local pub, Spar shop, Chinese takeaway and a fish & chip shop a 10 minute walk or 2 minute drive away from the property.

Our annex is small but perfectly formed and offers a little piece of the Cornish countryside to guests looking to explore Cornwall. Ruthvose is centrally located. The annex is away from the main house and accommodates two easily with a double bedroom on the first floor and an open plan kitchen living room on the ground floor. There is a private outdoor space, ample parking and a quiet rural location while being roughly 15 minutes from the north coast towns of Padstow, Newquay and Wadebridge.

The annex is completely self contained and away from the main house. Facing away from our view and the annex patio is completely private.

The neighbourhood is very quiet, a small very quaint Cornish hamlet. We are very centrally located in Cornwall, equal distance to both coasts and north to south Cornwall, making us ideal for exploring Cornwall. We are located just off the A30 for easy access for your stay. Close by is the Eden project, Newquay, Padstow, Truro, Wadebridge, Rock, Polzeath and St Austell.

Sticky's Place has been a holiday let since 2009 and has had dozens of very satisfied holidaymakers who were really happy in the cottage.

Sticky's Place is a cosy cottage ideal for two people but there is also a sofa bed and so up to four people can be accommodated. The cottage is situated in the garden of the proprietor's house. This holiday let in Cornwall consists of UPVC double glazing throughout, and the entrance leads to a cosy open plan lounge area measuring 5 metres x 2.5 metres comprising of a double sofa bed (4ft 6in mattress). wall mounted flat screen Freeview TV with DVD player, an electric radiator, the lounge is carpeted. The size of the sofa bed should be noted and recognition that being a sofa bed it may not seem as comfortable as a full-size bed. The cottage is situated in the grounds of the proprietors house, which is believed to have been a clay mine captains house that is 100yrs old. Sticky's Place is close to the market town of St Austell and is a granite building that has been used for approximately 20yrs as living accommodation and meets all safety standards. The cottage is fitted with wired in smoke detectors and has a fire blanket and extinguisher. This holiday let in Cornwall consists of UPVC double glazing throughout, and the entrance leads to a cosy open plan lounge measuring 5 metres x 2.5 metres comprising of a double sofa bed (4ft 6in mattress), wall mounted flat screen freeview TV with DVD player with over 60 TV channels, an oil filled radiator, the lounge is carpeted. There is an iron and ironing board. Leading off the lounge is an open plan kitchenette, which has a sink, conventional oven, kettle, toaster, microwave, small fridge, electric hob and a conventional worktop oven. There is ample cupboard space and all crockery, cutlery, kitchen linen and kitchen utensils are included. Leading off the lounge area is a bathroom which has a cubicle shower, WC and small handbasin. The bathroom is tiled and has a wall mounted radiator Towels are provided during your stay and will be changed twice weekly. Leading off the lounge you will find the main bedroom measuring 3 metres x 3 metres which contains a king size bed, wardrobe, bedside tables and drawers. There is an oil filled radiator. There is a freeview TV with over 60 TV and over 20 radio channels. The bedroom is carpeted and tastefully decorated.  All bedlinen is included during your stay  and will be changed weekly. The sofa in the lounge area can be used as another double bed, and bedlinen can be provided for this bed also. There is a hair dryer in the bedroom. The hot tub is no longer available for the use of guests of the cottage. There is also a travel cot, a highchair and a buggy available for use at no extra cost. We endeavour to make your visit as comfortable and relaxed as possible, and will only be too pleased to answer any questions you feel you have before and during your stay. Just ask. Below are the most recent comments left in our visitor book in the cottage. Trevor and Anita Ford 24-27 Nov 2018 Perfect, we have not been here before and this was a special weekend, our 35th wedding anniversary and my 61st birthday. So as to find Sticky’s just made the weekend extra special. It’s a beautiful part of the world and Sticky’s is a hidden little gem, the pearl in the oyster shell. Thank you. Sue & Lol Liverpool 28 Oct – 01 Nov 2018 Thank you for a lovely stay in your lovely cottage. It was an ideal location fro visiting our grandchildren and an added bonus having them stay overnight, we will be definitely be recommending to friends. The Webbs Gloucestershire 24-26 Sep 2018 Thank you for a lovely peaceful stay in your sweet little cottage. It was ideal for visiting family who live a few miles away. We hope to return soon xx. Kathy & Ian Munro Exmouth 12-14 Sep 2018 Thanks for a relaxing stay. Ideal location for looking around this lovely area. Well equipped cottage in beautiful garden. Felt like a home from home. Richard & Marie Brasnett_Mellor Osbaldwick 1-8 Sep 18 This being our third stay at Sticky’s Place, has been the best yet. John and Lorinda – thank you as ever for making us both feel so welcome. Friday 7th was excellent fun with Karen and Shane too. Watch out for July 2019 when we return for another break and some golf to boot… Love Rich and Marie. xx Judy, Paul and Belle – Watford 30 Aug 2018 A warm welcome from the hosts, a heap of helpful info both verbally and in the red file, lovely cottage, everything we needed, comfy bed, TV and nice shower in the morning. Very happy holiday stay, def recommend xx. Andrea, Csengei and George – London 27-29 Aug 2018 Thank you for your beautiful cottage and garden. We very enjoyed. All the best, many thanks. Jill, Graham and Zoe – Welton, Lincs 24-27 Aug 2018 What a find, came down for a local wedding and we were really pleased with the accommodation, all the facilities needed for a short break. Hosts extremely helpful, nothing too much trouble. We will be making a return visit. Thank you for your hospitality. David & Sharon - Abergavenny, Gwent 19-24 Aug 2018 We very much enjoyed our stay at Sticky’s Place. Your cottage was a joy to come back to after a busy day sightseeing. We found it very comfortable having everything we needed. Many Thanks. Katherine & Jess - Charmouth Dorset 15-18 Aug 2018 Thank you, our stay was very comfortable and cosy in Sticky’s Place. We will definitely be back. Anne & Paul Worksop, Notts 12-15 August 2018 2018 Our second stay here in this lovely little cottage. We used this cottage as our base whilst we visited our son and family who live in Nanpean – perfect! Thank you again for the warm welcome, hope to be back soon. Ellie & Adam Chippenham 9-12 August 2018 Thank you so much for our stay in your lovely cottage. It is very cosy and the perfect place to come back to after a day out – in our case a day out in the cold and rain! We had a great time in Cornwall and will definitely come back in the future. Martin, Caro & Chris Vienna, Austria 7-9 August 2018 Dear Lorinda and John, this cottage has made a very pleasant home for two days. All the BestGuillaume, Sabine, Elise and Clement – Lyon, France 6-7 August 2018 Nous avons passe un agrieble sejour, mera ‘ John et Lorinda pur leur accueil - Thank you. We spent a pleasant stay, thank John and Lorinda for their welcome Scott, Rachel and Tilly – Newcastle 29th July – 5th August 2018 John and Lorinda have been wonderful hosts – nothing too much trouble. Huge thanks for the two for one voucher which we used at Eden Project – a must visit. We would also recommend the Lost Gardens of Heligan – our little girl ran and ran all day. We really enjoyed Crantock and Holywell beaches and if you’re a National Trust member – Lanhydrock. The cottage is great and a lovely base from which to explore this beautiful part of the world. We hope to come back soon. Ineta, Zygis, Toma, Mantrydas and Lukas Watford 21-27 July 2018 Lorinda and John, Thank you very much for your wonderful cottage. We had a really good time in Cornwall. Hopefully we will return in the future. Ben, Stef, Granny Liz and Olive 06-09 July 2018 Lovely welcome and very friendly hosts. Ben and Stef enjoyed Bjork at the Eden Project while Liz enjoyed babysitting Olive in Sticky’s Place. Olive loved the garden, as we all did! Thank you very much a lovely base to explore from.

Nanpean has 2 churches and a small Chinese takeaway. All of these are within a short walking distance from Sticky's Place. Other amenities that can be found locally to Nanpean are a medical centre which controls a cluster of doctors surgeries very close by. A supermarket can be found only a very short 10 minute car journey to the local villages of Roche or St Dennis. A chemist can be found in St Dennis, as well as a Barclays bank. A walkers trail can be found in and around Nanpean which gives you the chance to have a insight in relation to the clay mining industry.

The Stables is a wonderfully peaceful valley, with good access to the A30 but you will feel you are miles from anywhere. Inside is bright and spacious with big rooms, high ceilings and glorious slate floors. Outside there is plenty of space, a suntrap of a patio and a rural garden.

The Stables at Arrallas Farm is a delightful holiday let on one of the Duchy of Cornwall's premier farms. Nestled next to the main farmhouse it is a charming property with high ceilings, slate floors and all modern amenities. If you want to get away from it all or just unwind, away from the stress and rush of modern living there are fewer more peaceful places in the county.Situated less than 2 miles from the A30 so with excellent access to both the east and west this a great central location, from the north coasts glorious sandy beaches, magnificent promontories, crashing surf and secluded bays to the picturesque quintessential Cornish towns and villages like Padstow or Port Isaac. The Eden Project or St Michaels Mount are both within a 40 minute drive as is the glorious Roseland Peninsula which will give a wonderful varied holiday.AccommodationGround Floor: Enter into the kitchen / dining / living area, with farmhouse dining table and kitchen at one end, large windows looking over the drive, at the other end is a living area with 2 comfortable sofas, a wood burning stove and flat screen TV, slate floors throughout, opening through to utility area with boiler, washing machine and tumble drier. Door into master bedroom with large doors that open onto the garden, double aspect windows and also with ensuite shower room with WC and hand basin. From the living room is a corridor that leads to: Family bathroom with shower over the bath, WC and hand basin. Bunk bedroom with wardrobe and chest of drawers. Twin bedroom with wardrobe and chest of drawers.Exterior: Private, rear garden with patio area, external furniture & BBQ with undisturbed rural views up the valley. To the front of the property is adequate space for 3 cars.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via an underfloor biomass heating system. The kitchen has a range of equipment including an electric oven & hob, kettle, toaster, microwave and fridge / freezer and dishwasher. The utility area has a washing machine and tumble drier, there is a washing line in the garden. There is a digital TV with freeview in the main lounge with DVD player and a selection of DVD's. There is no WiFi available at the property, although there is 3G mobile reception on EE. There is an iron and ironing board. There is a cot and high chair available.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is space for 3 cars on the drive to the front of the property. Unfortunately dogs are not permitted at the Stables as it is a working Dairy farm. Regrettably no smoking is allowed.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Arrallas Farm is one of the Duchy's premier farms and is situated in the glorious countryside between Newquay and Truro, the farm itself is over 380 acres and is a mix of arable and dairy.Situated only 2 miles away from the village of Mitchell with its lovely 16th Century pub, called the Plume of Feathers in the main street. The pub retains many of its original features and serves locally sourced food either in the restaurant or sit outside in the leafy beer garden on a warm summers day.To the north is Newquay and these days its excellent surfing waters are the town's main industry, where as it once used to be a major export port for the counties mining efforts as well as a north coast port for pilchard fisheries. Fistral Beach holds many surfing competitions throughout the year, and also hosts Run to the Sun over May Bank holiday, a VW and Custom Car Show. Both the Womens and Mens Gig Championships are held here, as are a balloon festival and surf and lifesaving events. Newquay Zoo now houses 130 different species in sub tropical gardens in the centre of the town. Two miles away is The Lappa Valley Steam Railway which, offers both the old and young an interesting day out. Newquay Airport has made the north coast one of the easiest places in Cornwall to get to, with regular flights from various locations across the UK. The town also has an Aquarium, a Waterworld and numerous immensely pretty beaches for the less active. Trerice, run by the National Trust, is 3 miles outside of the town and is an Elizabethan Manor House and Garden with restricted winter opening times. Jamie Oliver's "Fifteen" restaurant is located just down the coast over-looking Watergate Bay.For great restaurants you might like to try Padstow, with its fine selection of restaurants influenced by Rick Stein, or in The Square you might like to book at Paul Ainsworth's No 6 (one Michelin star), the St Enodoc Hotel or at one of Nathan Outlaws restaurants in Rock or Port Isaac.To the North West is Holywell Bay, a little village on the North coast between Perranporth and Newquay. It has a beautiful beach with fantastic sand dunes and a little stream for paddling for those daunted by the waves. In the summer months the beach is patrolled by lifeguards and of course, surfing lessons are available for those keen on learning.The Cathedral City of Truro is in the heart of Cornwall and offers a wealth of facilities for the visitor. Dominated by the stunning cathedral, it is one of the south west's most attractive cities. Lemon Quay plays host to many events throughout the year including the Cornwall Food & Drink Festival in the Autumn and the famous Truro Fatstock Show just before Christmas. Regular farmers markets occur every Wednesdays & Saturday and there are also arts & craft markets on Saturdays. There is a wonderful range of shopping for the visitor including all the regular high street stores including Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Tescos & Sainsburys, but also a wide range of more specialist stores. It really is worth a wander through the back streets and alleys to find some fabulous little boutiques. Truro has a superb range of restaurants from Bustopher Jones & Mannings on Lemon Street to the always popular Pizza Express. There are lively bars, pubs & nightclubs including the superb Old Ale House, a busy Wetherspoons and the infamous L2 if you are so inclined! The Hall for Cornwall hosts everything from Shakespeare to rock concerts and the cinema on Lemon Street has all the latest releases.

This beautifully converted barn is in lovely countryside north of Tregony at the gateway to the Roseland Peninsula. A truly superb place to stay, this conversion is centrally heated and double glazed, yet retains its undoubted character, with oak timber floors, exposed stonework, a newly fitted kitchen and bathrooms.

Little Carwinnick is a beautifully converted barn and is superbly presented by the owners. It is a truly superb place to stay, being centrally heated and double glazed, yet retaining its undoubted character, with oak timber floors and exposed stonework, a newly fitted kitchen and bathroom. Located in a peaceful, yet extremely convenient location at the north end of the Roseland Peninsula. Carwinnick is superbly positioned for those wanting to visit the Lost Gardens of Heligan or the Eden Project, both of which are less than 20 minutes drive away. The barn benefits from a sizeable living space with comfortable sofas, a flat screen TV and a fully fitted modern kitchen. There is access onto the patio area with its tables and chairs, ideal for al fresco dining. The property stands in gardens and grounds extending to around 2 acres. The majority is grassed, making it an ideal area for children to play and explore. There is a small copse where bluebells flower in the spring. In addition the Owners have set over 3,000 daffodil bulbs since the development was completed! The former enclosed farmyard is a wonderful sun trap and catches the setting sun and is laid out with limestone paved patios to provide both sitting and outside eating areas, weather permitting. Accommodation Ground Floor: Double bedroom, twin bedroom, family bathroom with over bath shower. First Floor: Fully fitted kitchen, lounge and dining area. Exterior: Patio with external furniture and BBQ facilities. Facilities & Services Heating is via oil fired heating throughout. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven & hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, microwave & washing machine. The lounge has a large TV with DVD Player. There is WiFi available at this property. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is plenty of parking available for vehicles. Regrettably no dogs are allowed. We regret no smoking is permitted. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available throughout the year. £100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required. Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

The village of Tregony (3.5 miles away) in Cornwall is often referrred to as the 'gateway to the Roseland'. The exceptionally wide Fore Street is a relic from the days when this was a busy port and market town with considerable traffic. The port has long since silted up due in part to china clay workings up stream, but Tregony has retained its charm. Tregony has an unusual clock tower on Fore Street and the seventeenth century almshouses which boast an unusual wooden gallery. The site of a twelfth century Norman castle known as ‘Treg-ney’ from which the village got its name is situated on Tregony Hill. Tregony has a good local convenience store, plus a Post Office and good village pub in the Kings Arms. For really good food, we recommend the Kings Head at Ruan Lanihorne, only a short drive away. The city of Truro (10 miles away) with it's great shopping including a Tesco, Sainsburys & Marks & Spencers, is within a 15 minute drive of Tregony. St Austell (5 miles away) was once the major producer of the worlds China Clay, now with cheaper foreign imports the industry is in decline but The Wheal Martyn China Clay Museum set in two former working pits depicts the countryside in years gone by. Wet weather activities could include the visitor centre at St Austell Brewery, sampling beers and ales made on the premises. The brewery has recently started exporting their products across the Tamar River to England, so you may just find where your favourite brew is made. With large attractions such as the Eden Project on the outskirts of St Austell, The Lost Gardens of Heligan a 20 minute drive towards Mevagissey, and Charlestown mere minutes away it provides an ideal base for your travels. The coastal town of Fowey is a simple 20 minutes drive past the China Clay port of Par, offering fabulous restaurants, galleries and gift shops. A short car ferry across the river takes you on to Polruan. Daphne du Maurier spent her later years in properties in and around Fowey, a festival of her works takes place each May.

Saltbox Lodge is a quiet, secluded cabin (previously a woodshed) within our cottage's garden, which is set in the middle of Goss Moor. It's a perfect central spot for exploring both the north and south Cornish coastlines, the nearest beaches sitting about 20 minutes drive away. After being on the beach you can enjoy a soak in the wood fired hot tub or cycle around the Goss Moor trail. We are usually available nextdoor if you need any help choosing where to explore, surf, relax or eat out!

The cabin has a basic, but fully equipped kitchen and outside BBQ if you wish to eat at home. We will provide tea, coffee, milk and oil/salt/pepper. There's a very efficient log burner for cosy evenings and also an electric heater & blankets for the cooler nights. The wood fired hot tub is a great way to relax. There's a cost of £5 per basket for logs or you can buy your own locally if you prefer. There is a king sized bed and small space for clothes etc. If needed, a small double floor mattress can be set up in the communal space. The cabin is all one level, but there are uneven surfaces, gravel and steps to access it. There is a large, private space for parking. The track leading to the property is very potholed, you'll need to drive carefully and slowly.

We are based in Goss Moor, right in the centre of Cornwall, approximately 9 miles from Newquay and 6 miles from St Austell. The immediate area is perfect for an easy cycle or dog walk, and there's an abundance of wildlife. The friendly local cows and Shetland ponies are free ranging, just toot your horn or give a shout to get them to move out the road! There are some basic local amenities, a post office, butchers, Co - op, pubs and a fish and chip shop, all a few minutes drive. I'd probably recommend going further afield to eat out. Nearly all of Cornwall's attractions are accessible from the cabin in under an hour (give or take). We are approximately 20 minutes from both Watergate Bay on the North Coast and Carlyon Bay on the South. The port towns of Padstow & Mevagissey and the famous Eden Project and Heligan Gardens are all under 10 miles away. Beautiful surf spots, excellent restaurants, coastal walks and even some trail mountain bike riding are all easy to access. We love it!

Quirky old sweet shop that now comprises of a self contained bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. The flat has its own entrance and a parking space is provided. The beautiful harbour of Charlestown seen frequently in Poldark, is a 10 minute walk away. The town centre is a twenty minute walk and local shops and pubs are all walkable in minutes.

Kitchen and bathroom on ground level. The kitchen has a cooker, fridge, sink and microwave. Small table with 2 chairs. the bathroom has a shower, sink and toilet. You need to clime some steep stairs to the bedroom which comprises of a double bed, desk/drawer unit and a TV.

Ivy House studio annex offers guests a large, spacious room - with two single beds, a wardrobe, a table & chairs, plus a kitchen area (including sink, fridge, kettle & toaster). There is free tea, coffee & milk provided; a continental breakfast is available for an additional charge. A toilet is in a room below the studio. Guests can use the bathroom in the neighbouring house. The studio is available for bookings from 1 May - 30 September. To stay at Ivy House B&B, please see additional listings.

Ivy House is located in a private park, with a large garden (which is available for guests to enjoy). It's just a few miles away from attractions including the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the historic port of Charlestown, and the beaches of St Austell Bay.

Comfortable converted Pig barn set in the mature gardens of our farm. This barn is ideal for guests who appreciate quirky accommodation. Located a few miles from Newquay and close to some wonderful beaches, the closest being Watergate Bay. Our barn is conveniently located for visiting Cornwall's many beauty spots and places of interest such as The Eden Project, Lanhydrock and The Lost Gardens of Heligan.

The barn has 1 double bed so is suitable for either single occupancy or a couple. Towels are provided. Toilet, shower and washing up facilities are a short walk across the courtyard, these are shared with our small campsite. There is no kitchen area however tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the barn. The entrance door is 119cm high so you do have to duck to get in! Once inside standing is not a problem. The barn is situated behind the farmhouse in our gardens. Picnic bench is available for alfresco dining!

We are located on the Goss Moor Trail. On this multi-use trail you can enjoy learning about the rich, natural and industrial heritage of Goss Moor National Nature Reserve. It is a 7 mile circular trail for walkers and cyclists. Screech Owl Sanctuary (Wildlife Park) is a 5 minute walk away.

A luxurious King Size bed awaits you, in a warm and cosy space. The ensuite shower room is equipped with towels shower gel and hand soap. Refreshments include tea, coffee biscuits. Through the gate beside our house, The Garden Room has level access with a low threshold, and a key safe - just in case you arrive whilst we are out. Quiet, with parking across the road from our house in our double lay-by.

Home baked cake on arrival (please inform me should you not want this). No cleaning fee. A mile from Kingsley Shopping Village - ideal for work. Please read the DIRECTIONS on how to find us, as the postcode doesn't bring you directly to the house but to cul de sac down the road. My guidebook lists food establishments and places of local interest.

Situated in mid-Cornwall just 2 miles off the A30, we are ideally placed to explore the whole county.

Recently converted self catering comfy two bedroom, Cornish stone barn. Tucked away in a rural and quiet location close to the market town of St. Austell. Brecombe Barn is within a short driving distance of both north and south coasts and main tourist attractions inc The Lost Gardens of Heligan,The Eden Project and Charlestown. Brecombe Barn is based close to owners property has its own private access, private parking and garden, is not overlooked and has views of surrounding fields.

The barn is a really comfy, quiet retreat and great base to explore beautiful Cornwall. We are located not far from St Austell down a quiet lane with a handful of other small farms, old farm buildings and cottages. We are not a working farm with any farm machinery. Please refer to our advice with directions upon your stay as satnav may send you via an incorrect route for final part of journey. To access property you will follow a farm track for half a mile most of which is tarmac but a small section may be a little bumpy so may be unsuitable for some low chassis vehicles. Dogs are very welcome in downstairs of property only- there is a stair safety gate if required. One dog only and strictly by request as some dates are unavailable to accommodate pets . Fresh linen, towels and toiletries are provided. There is a secure shed to store bikes / surfboards if required.

Rural, quiet and typically a bit wild with lots of wildlife, inc. buzzards, and deer. Horses in surrounding fields. Riding school nearby. Eden trail and Cardinham Woods close by for cycling , running or walking. St Austell market town 2miles distant with all amenities and Truro 15 miles. Vehicle recommended. We are only 10 mins from south coast and around 20 - 30 mins from north coast beaches. St Austell is a great base to explore Cornwall and is also famous for its China Clay industry, brewery and more recently Poldark.

A bungalow in a little quiet Cornish village in Nanpean, lovely garden space ,20min from newquay,45min from tintagel,central to the whole of Cornwall,15 min from truro, we have 5 cats

Spacious double rooms with tv and WiFi

Eden Project Charles town for food and drinks and sea views Lost garden of Heligan Many walking routes

Gylly Flat is a newly completed luxurious apartment with everything that you will possibly need. Nestled in a popular residential area of St Austell next to the owners property This apartment is a short walk from the town centre with pubs, shops and restaurants yet is set in a quiet peaceful location. The apartment has its own bespoke kitchen, oak flooring and central heating. Outside there is decking with seating area and a BBQ. Historic Charlestown featured in "Poldark" is 3 miles away

Included is a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, double oven, microwave, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer The bedroom has a king size bed with high quality sheets, towels and hair dryer The lounge area has a large TV and DVD player and free Wi Fi Full central heating Parking directly outside the flat

Gylly Flat is in a quite popular residential area but within walking distance of the town

Welcome to the Shabby Shack. The Shabby Shack wasn't always shabby it was once a wagon unloved and lost to the Cornish undergrowth. It hadn't been used for 30 years and was falling to bits, slowly. However, after a year of painting, sawing, polishing and wiring, the wagon has had a new lease of life and has been up-cycled to the Shabbiest Chichiest Shack in Cornwall. Come and enjoy staying in Shabby as much as we loved up-cycling him

The shabby shack is completely off grid all electricity comes from solar panels. There is absolutely no hidden gas bottles powering anything. This mean you have one of the most environmentally friendly holidays in Cornwall. A week here and you ll be Smug in the knowledge that your Carbon foot print was ant sized. If the sun does nt shine a day or so lighting the wood burner provides a source of heat and cooking ; the wood is from the surrounding farmland so you can be snug but also still smug in the knowledge that no fracking or drilling has occurred to heat or feed you. The location is ideal for getting that much craved for peace and tranquility.

The odd bird may peer at you, a butter fly may flutter by. I would watch out for the local Owl who may swoop over you at night and give you a hoot.

Our solar powered off grid cabin is set in its own private 3/4 acre field with covered veranda and deck area , fire pit and outdoor seating . Fully equipped kitchen and bathroom . This cosy character cabin is great for a relaxing break with easy access to A30 and 10 minute drive from the airport , great central location bordering Tregoss moor. Approx 15 minutes to Eden project, 15 minutes to the beautiful Watergate bay and 22 minutes to Padstow. Accessed over our own private level crossing .

Fully equipped kitchen, dining area and seating area with wood burner. Wardrobe and hanging space. Bath and composting toilet. USB charging facilities. Covered outside seating area, sun deck with loungers, fire pit and picnic bench. Rental of the Shack includes parking, own private 3/4 acre field with access to 2 acres of young woodland.

The Shack is situated between farmland and Site of special Scientific interest (SSSI). We are on the Goss Moor multi use trail which 480 hectares national nature reserve. The Shack is situated in a south facing sheltered field where it is not uncommon to see and hear deer, owls and bats . We are very close to Cornwall services which have a laundrette, barbers and multiple food options .

Come and relax away from all the hustle and bustle in our luxury country snug, set in our peaceful cottage garden that changes with the seasons. Awake to Bird song in the morning. Gaze at the stars in the hot tub, or just snuggle up and enjoy a cosy evening. A great base to explore Cornwall's beaches, coastal villages,romantic woodland walks and quality restaurants. Why not book a Foodie break and treat yourself to a little fine dining. A truly relaxing and romantic break awaits.

(Please take a look at all our photos to get a real feel for the snug.) We are offering a reduced nightly rate of £75 for Jan/feb usually £85. Come and experience Cornwall in the winter and how cosy our little snug is.) The Snug is a cosy room and private bathroom with high quality bedding and towels. Set in our lovely cottage garden which develops throughout the seasons. A truly relaxing break awaits. Many couples are now choosing the Snug to celebrate their Mini moons. We are feeling very privileged to be part of these very special celebrations. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is a fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster for you to use during your stay. Along with a bbq just outside your door for those warmer days. On arrival in your room, there will be milk and orange juice in the fridge along with local butter,Jams, cereals, fruit, granola, yogurt, all butter croissants and local bread for a continental breakfast for you each morning all included within the price. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate are also supplied along with a cafetiere and fresh coffee for those lazy mornings which is a must. Your private bathroom with electric shower is small, cosy and warm and all towels are provided including bath and hot tub towels, with extra towels available . The hot tub outside is a delight. Why not celebrate with a glass of Prosecco under the stars a great way to relax upon arrival and after a busy day exploring. A bottle of Prosecco will be cooling in your fridge on arrival ready and waiting for you. A truly romantic and relaxing little snug. Please do say if you have any special dietary requirements and we will try our best to accommodate you and provide you with a breakfast you can enjoy. Winter and Spring are often lovely in Cornwall it's much quieter than the summer and you can really get out and about and enjoy the peace and quiet, sometimes you may be the only one on the beach. There is just something special about it! If you are new to Airbnb, just to say we do not add any cleaning fee onto your total booking price so the nightly price shown is what you will pay along with Airbnb service fees which are standard on booking. So your nightly fee will cover your accommodation, continental breakfast for two each morning, which is in your room on arrival and the sole use of the hot tub for your length of stay, in your own private space. Also a welcome Prosecco cooling in the fridge to enjoy in the hot tub.

The snug is down a small narrow country lane, set in our cottage garden that changes with the seasons. Hire or bring a car to explore Cornwall's famously beautiful beaches and coastal villages.