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Set just outside the pretty Cornish coastal village of St Merryn, this lovely lodge has been designed with your needs in mind. The open layout of the living room and kitchen is spacious and perfect for socialising with friends and family. At the same time, the French doors swing open onto the large deck for a seamless indoor-outdoor experience when that summer sun's shining.

The on-site facilities cover all eventualities, come rain or shine, with a shop stocked with essentials, a bar & restaurant, football and tennis courts, a playground, a dog walking area and even a hairdresser to keep you looking sharp throughout your stay.

You're ideally located to access no fewer than seven sandy beaches and bays – one for each day of the week. Keen golfers will appreciate the proximity of the Trevose Golf & Country Club and its three technically challenging courses. Meanwhile, the picturesque fishing port of Padstow and its celebrated fine dining scene is under a fifteen-minute drive away.

Kernow Lodge

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From Poldark to Daphne du Maurier and Rosamund Pilcher, Cornwall has been the setting for many romantic brooding novels about passionate hearts and secret loves. Now, you can have your own Cornish romance in this charming cottage, a fifteen-minute walk from Padstow. Glorious sandy beaches surround this town, and it's known for fishing and the high-end restaurants of celebrity chefs Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth too.

Back at this home, whip up a Cornish cream tea in the modern kitchen with its metro tiles and breakfast bar and enjoy it at one of two outdoor tables (at the front or back) – our favourite is the front garden with its lawn and drystone wall. This lovely cottage is the perfect retreat for two.


A Cornish Romance

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Welcome Hamper

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Found in the quaint Cornish village of Trevone, this home is the key to unlocking the stretch of coast between the more popular options of Newquay and Polzeath. Start off at Trevone Bay and work your way towards Harlyn Bay Beach, Treyarnon Bay and Pentire Steps Beach without driving more than twenty minutes out. Be sure to stop off at the beautiful Trevose Head Lighthouse along the way. 

Reflecting the beauty of its coastal surroundings, the inside of the home has a calm sense about it. Soft blues, crisp whites and wooden elements make the vibrant colours of the dining set pop, adding a quirky touch to an otherwise sophisticated space. Sit around the table to eat or take your meals outside for an alfresco experience around the picnic-style bench. 

Bookworms will delight in the little library on offer here – select whatever draws you in most and curl up on the sofa next to the wood-burning stove to read whilst nursing a freshly brewed coffee from the cafetiere. 

The conservatory makes for a great social space, so gather together after dinner to enjoy a bottle, or two, of wine before taking a soak in the tub before doing it all again the next day.

Wood to Stone

Rain Shower

Pod Coffee Machine

This recently refurbished cottage blends Cornish charm with modern comfort that's perfect for the discerning coastal settler. Stepping into the home, you'll find all the quaint nooks and crannies – from sloped ceilings, beams and a slate floor – while the sleek kitchen and swanky bathroom adds that extra level of luxury. Come together for afternoon tea in the cosy living room with a crushed velvet chesterfield sofa, an antique rug and a leather brown armchair. Elsewhere, find a comfy snug that's sheltered by the statement spiral staircase and makes for a lovely spot to catch up on literature on those drizzly days inside. Alternatively, enjoy sunny days spent out on your private terrace, patio area and flower garden – there's plenty of seating to relax outside with friends and family in the fresh sea air. Speaking of, you're only half a mile from the sandy unspoiled beaches, stunning Cornish dunes and the sparkling Padstow harbour. Come evening, discover the glorious local food scene – from family-run fish and chip shops to elegant fine-dining restaurants.  

Spill The Tea

Sonos

With a log burner to keep winter breaks toasty and an enclosed courtyard for fun in the summer sun, we think this cosy Cornish home is the bee's knees. Modern and unfussy, it's ideal for a family or a small group of friends. Everything you'll need taken care of, including a fully-stocked kitchen, fluffy towels and a delightful welcome basket filled with local goodies. This St Merryn home isn't far from the coast – just a five-minute drive, in fact – and there are hints to the seaside everywhere you look, from the beach hut blinds in the twin room to the pictures on the walls. The scent of lavender wafts in through the double doors on warm evenings, while the side patio is perfect for alfresco feasts as the afternoons draw to a close. Don't fancy cooking? Not a problem. You're never far from a great pub, with several to choose from in the village itself – including Rick Stein's The Cornish Arms – and an excellent bakery to boot. There are so many beaches nearby, you can sprawl out on a different one each day (the closest is Harlyn Bay Beach), but for a change of scenery, charming Padstow is just a ten-minute drive away.

Lavender Afterglow

When browsing for holiday lets, one often has to sacrifice living space for proximity to attractions. Not with this three-bed, six-person apartment in the well-known Cornish fishing town of Padstow. Just a minute’s walk from the harbour, and Rick Stein’s world famous fish and chips, it also has generous living rooms, a large patio garden and ample parking. Other highlights include a spa bath, 65” smart TV with Bluetooth speakers and modern furniture which gives the whole space a fresh, clean feel. Take a short foot ferry across to Rock for great beaches and more great seafood restaurants - or bring the catch of the day home for home-cooking.

The Blue Sandpiper

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Panoramic views over the North Atlantic, a west-facing beach to make the most of those long-distance swells and just far enough outside Newquay and Padstow to avoid the heavy crowds – welcome to this stunning Cornish retreat, just a stone's throw from Mawgan Porth's Sunday Times award-winning beach and the captivating South West Coast Path.

From the incredible sun deck, private freestanding tub and the beach barbecue area to the roaring wood burner in the living room, this home is perfectly set up to make the most of its enviable location, whatever the weather. 

The open-plan kitchen and dining room is decorated in white, with plenty of blonde wood that serves to remind you of the beach. There's a wood burner to keep you cosy on blustery days, while there are French doors that lead out onto a large decking area that can be flung open when the sun's out.

Elsewhere in the home, uncover a soothing colour palette of greens, blues and oranges that echo the breathtaking sea views and jaw-dropping sunsets that you'll witness from the west-facing terrace. It's a theme that continues through to the tranquil bedrooms including the main room's stylish Soho House bed. In addition to a fantastic night's sleep on the comfy mattress, this room also benefits from a private patio complete with a freestanding tub – perfect for sunset pampering sessions with a glass of wine.

Porth View

Padstow is one of Cornwall's most famous towns, and this home is in the perfect position for exploring it. A five-minute walk away from the harbour, the home is the right size for a family or small group of friends planning to decamp to this sought-after postcode. In warmer months, the house's two terraces have got 'alfresco drinks' written all over them – indulge in some people-watching from the front patio, or soak up the rays in the south-facing back garden. The fenced-in garden also has a barbecue for cooking up a feast, though the kitchen has plenty of equipment if the weather isn't playing ball. Wooden floorboards and old fireplaces hint at the home's history, with cosy touches such as deep sofas and throws in the lounge for keeping warm come the evening. You could spend days admiring the boats floating in the harbour and eating freshly-caught seafood in the local restaurants, and there are also plenty of coastal walks and sandy beaches to explore close by. This is seaside living at its very best. 

Sea Kelp

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Spend idyllic days in the Cornish countryside when you stay at this recently converted barn, situated a twelve-minute drive from beautiful Padstow. Enjoy long walks on the South West Coast Path – the cliff tops at Park Head offer incredible views across to the sea stacks at Bedruthan Steps (a ten-minute ride away). Back at this wonderful barn – it's perfect for a family or a group of friends looking for a tranquil retreat. Inside, we were blown away by the rustic charm mixed with elegant modernism. We love the Delabole slate bathrooms, exposed stone walls and vaulted beams throughout this home. In fact, this place has been designed with socialising and entertaining in mind – it's a great space to spend quality time together. On chillier days, curl up in front of the cosy wood-burning stoves in the living room or den and settle in for an evening of board games with the family. There are four acres of grounds to explore here, including orchards and wildflower meadows. There's even an outdoor shower, so you can rinse off after visiting the beach – your lovely hosts have really thought of everything here.  Our favourite spot in the garden has to be the magical summerhouse – savour the spectacular views that stretch to the Atlantic Ocean or recline on the day bed and read a book. It's just one of the many fantastic features that make this home so very special.

Barn Mouse

A big family home in the ever-popular town of Padstow, this place has plenty of wow factors – from rare private parking to stunning views across the River Camel estuary. Set on a slope, its three floors make the most of its position with views getting better and better at the top of the house. Inside, it's a tasteful blend of period features and contemporary styling, with a subtle nod towards its coastal location in its palette of whites, greys and blues. The Edwardian home has been thoroughly updated to provide a perfect spot for a large family getaway. There are two living rooms to choose from (one for the youngsters to hang out in, perhaps?) and a big kitchen diner with an Aga and everything you'll need to cook on night's in. We particularly love the big bedroom on the top floor, with its panoramic estuary views all the way across to Rock, and the semi-covered patio at the back where you can barbecue on sunny afternoons. The garden goes up in steps from the house, finally reaching a raised deck with a dining table and chairs – the ideal place to enjoy the sunshine and that famous view. Just minutes away on foot, Padstow's beautiful harbour and legendary dining scene offer all sorts of options, and it's just a short hike along the coast to the nearest beach. Or catch the foot ferry and paddle in the clear waters at Rock.  

Rock Eye

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Nestled within the heart of St Issey, a hamlet just outside Padstow, you will find this gorgeous period home that we think is absolutely perfect for an unforgettable getaway with extended family. An 18th-century building carefully restored to its original plan, it expertly showcases the building’s past through the use of exposed Cornish slated walls, original beams, restored feature fireplaces, and other raw materials that combine in a perfect mix of old and new.  

Formerly a listed Manor House, Courthouse, and Mill, the building is filled with a sense of history as well as its own unique character and sense of place. Lounge in the luxurious living spaces or enjoy a special meal together with your loved ones in the grand dining room that's flooded with that inimitable Cornish coastal light. The fantastically well-equipped kitchen means there has never been a better time to dust off the old chef's apron and put your culinary skills to the test. Here you'll find not one but four ovens, a pizza oven, Braai, and much more – so something tasty to eat is never far away.

One of our favourite things about this home has to be the garden, and we think it is the perfect place to sit back with a glass of wine and really savour that holiday feeling. Fancy a little something extra? For an additional fee, you can have the hot tub at your disposal throughout your stay. Perfect for soaking any tired muscles or simply enjoying an evening of unadulterated relaxation.

From its scenery and sand to its seafood and Sauvignon, Padstow epitomises everything we love most about a UK beach break. Explore hidden coves and their crystal-clear waters, sample the freshest fruits of the sea, or head out into the country for a breath of fresh air away from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life.

This Must Be the Padstow Place

Single-Level Home

Stood beside a 19th-century lighthouse on a headland between the sandy bays of Harlyn and Constantine, the location of this cottage makes quite a first impression. One of four holiday cottages within the estate, the panoramic views are spectacular from the communal gardens. Though if the weather doesn’t buck up, the vistas are just as dramatic sat around the dining table inside. When you’re ready to soak up the Cornish bustle, beloved Padstow is just four miles west. But be prepared to drive along a one-mile-long private narrow road first –⁠ all part of the adventure, we say.

Beacons of Light

Popular fishing town Padstow is one of North Cornwall's finest areas, where cyclists, walkers, sun seekers and lobster enthusiasts meet. Camel Claw, positioned near the top of a hilly residential road, is a short walk down to the harbour, from where you can embark on fishing trips or hire a bike to cycle the Camel Trail down to the neighbouring town of Wadebridge. Then there's the National Lobster Hatchery, an award-winning centre dedicated to lobster conservation and research. Further afield, the Eden Project is a forty-minute drive away and an essential day out. Whatever you do, come home to this colourful cottage - and relax.

Camel Claw

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Families or groups of friends craving some adventure in North Cornwall will feel right at home at this beautiful cottage. Set in the rolling green countryside, it's the ideal place to kick back and relax between your excursions – and there's plenty to see right on your doorstep. 

Step inside, and your eyes will instantly be drawn to the vaulted ceiling and double-height window framing the gorgeous rural views outside. On chilly evenings you can light up the wood-burning stove and get cosy with a good movie, while in the summer months, you can head outside to the patio for an alfresco meal in the sunshine.

This is a dark sky area, meaning that you can admire the constellations with very little light pollution after dark. You're also in the ideal location to explore the Cornish coastline – Mawgan Porth beach is a leisurely twenty-minute walk away, and the famous surfer town of Newquay is a fifteen-minute drive away. And, if you're a fan of outdoor activities, then you can take your pick from kayaking, cycling, ziplining, and much more nearby. 

Swirling Stars

Arriving at Slates By The Shore, you might not be expecting the good-looking cottage that awaits behind the front door. You'll be struck by its swanky style, a mix of authentic stone walls and flooring with the centrepiece of a modern spiral staircase. Put your feet to good use and explore the town of Padstow and, venturing further, take to the Camel Trail, an eighteen-mile hiking (or cycling) trail that takes you through glorious coastal scenery. Back in Padstow, speedboat rides, cobbled souvenir shops, and a good old serving of fish and chips await.   

Slates By The Shore

Sophisticated navy and pretty powder blues replace the searing shades of beach umbrellas, and there’s no mistaking that magnificent stone fireplace and wood-burning stove as anything close to tacky. Right in the heart of Cornwall’s Padstow, we think this Grade II listed home would be a welcome oasis of calm and tranquility for any getaway. Return from a long day on the beach to relax in the sunny garden or sink into one of the sumptuous velvet couches, before heading out again for dinner in one of the many acclaimed restaurants nearby.

La La Lilypad

Tucked away in the charming streets of Padstow, this laid-back cottage blends a youthful personality with rustic roots. That's why wooden beams, flagstone floors and crates repurposed as tables rub shoulders with industrial-chic lighting, comfy furnishings in bold colours and dazzlingly white bathrooms complete with rainfall showers. 

After a long day by the seaside, put your feet up in front of the log burner with a good book and a glass of wine in hand. We also liked the large blue kitchen, where you can cook up a storm when you're feeling peckish – the pendant lights hanging above the island are actually made from old kilner jars – as well as the bedrooms with their antique French beds, which will add a sense of occasion to your nightly routine. 

Although the local neighbourhood feels residential, the town's lively harbour and the surrounding cafes, gourmet restaurants and seaside pubs can be reached in under five minutes on foot. There's no shortage of beautiful beaches in North Cornwall either, with St George’s Cove a twenty-minute trek along the South West Coast Path and Hawker's Cove an eleven-minute drive away. All in all, it's a great place to call home on your Cornish getaway.

Woodbine Cottage

With its harbour views and stylish interiors, this cottage in the heart of Padstow is the ideal base for those looking to escape to the Cornish coast. Pull open the living room’s windows to breathe in the salty air, perfumed with the smell of freshly baked bread from the local bakeries just outside. You’ll love kicking back on the sea-blue sectional with a glass of wine while revelling in the breeze or tucking into an order of fish and chips at the modern kitchen’s wooden dining table. With two comfortable bedrooms giving way to equally charming views as well as a sleek bathroom boasting a thermostatic rainfall shower, you’re sure to find your holiday bliss in this charming home. When you’re not out exploring Padstow’s bustling sights, head for the sands at St George's Cove (a fifteen-minute walk away) or take the ferry to Rock Beach (sixteen minutes away). Alternatively, rent a bike from the Trail Bike Hire (a seven-minute walk) to explore the scenic Camel Trail, eight minutes on foot from your door. 


Sailor's Delight

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

There are many marvellous things about this wood-panelled cottage, but its unique location at Mawgan Porth has to be the highlight. It's set right on the sand, with a private path bringing you down to the shoreline – meaning you can dip your toes in the sea within seconds of closing the door. The outdoor deck has a hot tub, where you can watch the sun go down with a glass of wine, along with a free-standing bath tub and dining area, for alfresco meals with a view of the Cornish coast. Inside, large windows usher in loads of sunlight, and a fireplace brings warmth on those cooler evenings. The unique bedrooms feature plush beds with ornate headboards, as well as one delightful four-poster bed fitted with sumptuous white curtains. Take a short drive to sample Padstow's famous seafood restaurants, admire the Bedruthan cliffs or enrol in surf school at Watergate Bay – there's something for everyone in this charming spot in North Cornwall. 

Dune Cottage

Luxury Bedding

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Rooftop Terrace

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Security Cameras

Situated by the river bank, this eco-conscious home offers wonderful 360° views of the Camel estuary and the surrounding countryside from all windows. Chances are, you'll want to spend all your time here appreciating it – your host has thought of everything, making this the perfect place for family holidays and celebrations alike. From the cedar hot tub to the outside seating for twenty, two fire pits, a live-in house manager, an incredible gym and your very own boat mooring – you'll want for nothing. We wouldn't blame you for staying put, but if you do want to venture out, you won't be short of things to do. In the summertime, why not try a spot of kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding? Just speak with your host to arrange it.

From Land to Sea

Games Room

We all dream of having our own private beach, don’t we? Here, you can make that fantasy a reality – well, almost. You won’t quite have sole use of Constantine Bay, one of Cornwall’s most beautiful beaches, but there is a path that leads directly from this home to the golden sands and it’s less than a ten-minute walk. 

The spacious, modern house is perfect for large family holidays, with six bedrooms and a wealth of games to keep the kids from squabbling on rainy days. Challenge your guests to a game of table tennis, or get cosy in the living room as you admire the countryside views. When the sun is shining, you can mix a G&T and head outside to the balcony for a better look, while the kids run wild on the grassy lawn. And, when it's time to eat, the whole group can gather for an alfresco feast freshly cooked on the barbeque. 

If you fancy a change from Constantine Bay, you can wander down to Treyarnon Bay in just fifteen minutes, or hop in the car to drive to Porthcothan Beach in ten minutes. Golfers will be delighted that the local course is just a seven-minute walk away, and if you're craving some adventure then there are plenty of activities to try – take your pick from hiking, surfing, and even cliff jumping. 

As the Curlew Flies

Some places just lend themselves to early mornings -- think coffee sipped on the beach as the sun rises, taking your surfboards out to catch the waves before anyone else even steps onto the sand. Salt In Your Hair is one such place. Night owls, you won’t be left out -- the huge balcony is ideal for watching the stars come out with a glass of wine straight from the wine fridge. We think this beautiful four-bedroom Cornish home, just minutes from the golden sands of Mawgan Porth, would be perfect at any time of day.



Salt In Your Hair

You couldn't ask for a better location for this seaside eco-lodge retreat. Nestled within peaceful farmlands, you'll find five of north Cornwall's most popular sandy beaches within five miles of your door –⁠ starting with Mawgan Porth, just a twenty-minute stroll away.

Follow the woodland path down to the local beach for sandcastle-making, picnics, and, if you time the tide right, surfing – there's a surf school with all the gear. Take a jaunt over to Padstow a twenty-minute drive away and mooch about the shops. Or just hang out back at the farm for the day. Kids will love feeding the chickens and the resident pony. At nightfall, cuddle up under the night sky and catch a shooting star. Located within the Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps dark sky area, stargazing doesn't get much better.

When it's finally time to retreat indoors, the lofty gabled roof, floor-to-ceiling windows, and pristine interiors make quite the first impression. Cuddle up beside the wood burner fire for movie nights – the underfloor heating powered by renewal energy keeps things toasty. 

Porthcothan Cottage

A recently updated space, Treasure Box welcomes four guests to enjoy a few days in Padstow. This home is ideally located in a quiet but central position just moments from Padstow Harbour. Plus, there’s free parking so that you may easily explore all that this part of Cornwall has to offer without any stress. Inside, the dining and living room invites friendly socialising, while the kitchen is fully equipped and ready for wonderful home-cooking. Thanks to the outdoor dining table, guests lucky enough to stay at Treasure Box can also enjoy dining al fresco on the charming terrace with views of the coast and estuary. When you’re ready to head out for the day, you’ll be delighted to find yourself surrounded by pubs, shops, cafes and more. The nearest beach is a little outside of the town but still only a fifteen-minute walk away.

Treasure Box

Quaint Cornish living and refined elegance come together in this stunning home. It’s in a wonderful location in beautiful Padstow, and has been recently redesigned to guarantee that guests have the most luxurious stay possible – it ticks every box. 

The house is just a seven-minute walk from the centre of Padstow and its pretty, characterful harbour. Perhaps you’ll stroll into town first thing for breakfast in one of the many cafes and restaurants, before making your way to the beach. Lower Beach is our favourite, and it’s just an eighteen-minute walk from the house. Take along your bucket and spade and make memories in this most picturesque part of the UK. 

When you make your way back to the house, sun-kissed and sandy, fire up the barbecue. Spend your evening in the garden, admiring the views of the Camel Estuary and watching the sun slowly set. The garden is the jewel in the crown of this lovely home, with comfortable seating and bi-folding doors than can be opened wide to give the living space a holiday feel. 


Puffin

This wonderful Canadian-style lodge offers the best of both worlds for adventurous visitors. With easy access to both Cornwall's dramatic coastline and the rolling countryside, it's a wonderful place to embrace the great outdoors in style.

The spacious log cabin has plenty of room for up to eight guests, meaning everyone can put their feet up to enjoy some peace and quiet. The wood-panelled walls create a cosy ambience, and you'll love spending your evenings around the rustic table, sharing some tales of your excursions. Or, if the sun is shining, you can head out onto the balcony and breathe in the fresh air as you sip a tipple and enjoy the view. 

Walkers and cyclists are in the perfect position to start exploring – simply lace up your boots or hop on your bike and away you go. A short drive will bring you to the sea, where you can discover long, sandy beaches and hidden coves. Surfers can head to Harlyn Bay Beach to catch some waves, while golfers can take a short drive over to the local course to tee off. 

Golden Honey

Swimming Pool

Part of a restored Victorian lighthouse, this home is one of the most unique to be found on the Cornish coast. Spend a peaceful morning watching the fishing boats coming in and out of Padstow – there are almost panoramic views of the sea from the garden. Head down to the nearby Harlyn Bay, a sheltered family beach with a wide crescent of yellow sand, rock pools and safe swimming (a lifeguard is on duty in the summer months). The Eden Project is a thirty-minute drive away, and there are plenty of bistros and cafes nearby, including Rick Stein's seafood restaurant. Evenings can be spent walking the coastal paths lit up by dramatic sunsets. And retreating indoors isn’t so bad either when you have a cosy wood-burning stove to greet you.

Virginia

Known for its sparkling harbour, Rock ferry and critically adored fish and chips, Padstow is one of Cornwall's most sought-after villages – and this period townhouse is the perfect spot to explore it from. Just half a mile to the beach and surrounded by traditional British pubs, gourmet restaurants and shops, everything is well within reach here. Awarded a stunning face-lift by a restoration project early in 2018, the modern interiors come as a pleasant surprise. Stepping into the living room you'll notice many of the home's original features from the intricate fireplace, high ceilings and wooden flooring – but move into the kitchen and be struck by the sleek white cooking island, pristine tiled flooring and the sociable open-plan layout. From the dramatic spotlighting to a glass-topped dining table, this home will have you relaxing in style. Outside, the spot's pretty terrace calls out for alfresco drinks in the sunshine. In warmer months, fire up the barbecue and wait for the meat to sizzle with a nice glass of wine in the fresh ocean air. On chillier evenings, stroll into town for pub grub and sundown walks along the seafront. 

The Port Of Call

This home is a mere 10-minute walk to Portcothan Bay; one of those mythical English beaches with golden sand, surfing, and watersports. Nearby Padstow, a 15-minute drive away, is famous for its local food and restaurants, including Rick Stein's Cafe and Paul Ainsworth at No.6. The Trevose Country Club will satiate your resident golfer (and also houses a spa), and there are several National Trust hotspots around, such as the Bedruthan Steps; a coastline walk you won't forget. What's more, even during bad weather, there's plenty to do. Cosy up by the novel wood burner after a country walk or throw the glass doors open and eat and drink on the patio on a warm balmy night. The open-plan living and dining space is ideal for a larger group, and the kitchen is kitted out for cooking at home and a seamless night in enjoying the warm, rustic aesthetic.


Bay and Burner

The calming sea breeze fills this sun-trapped garden, which is perfectly sized for a kick about or game of rounders. Inside, we love the blend of rustic charm that works seamlessly with modern touches. Plush sofas, pops of colour, and contemporary artwork lives harmoniously next to a wood burner, driftwood floors, and a large country table. It’s a wonderful, cheery place for friends and families to gather and catch up. However, if the sun’s shining in Cornwall, there’s only one place you want to be. Trevone beach is particularly handy, as it’s a mere two-minute walk away! The sandy beach is tucked into a bay, where you’ll see sandcastles and buckets and spades aplenty. It’s also a great place to go surfing, whether you’re a beginner or advanced. If you want a longer stretch of sand to let the dog run free, St George's Cove is just beautiful and only an eight-minute drive away.

The village of Trevone itself has a thriving community, who loves to welcome visitors. During summer, there are plenty of Fetes and activities to get involved in. You can reach the village in under ten minutes by foot, where you’ll find a cosy pub, farm shops, and cafes. Cornish living at its finest. 

A stay here isn’t complete without visiting the quaint fishing town of Padstow. Surrounded by glorious sandy beaches, simply strolling these charming streets and tucking into some fish and chips is a great way to spend the day. Or, there are plenty of boats to take you out to spot marine life around the harbour or just whizz you away on a speedboat. If you want to see more of Cornwall, a regular ferry takes visitors over to Rock, where you can stroll around Polzeath and Daymer Bay. You could also rent bikes from the harbour and head out further inland. After all that exploring, you’re bound to be hungry. If you’re a foodie, you’re in luck. Padstow is home to some of Cornwall’s best and most loved restaurants, including Rick Stein’s famous seafood restaurant and Paul Ainsworth’s No 6. 

Morlanar

Blu Ray Player

Sitting close to the point where the River Camel meets the Celtic Sea, there are many a reason to pay a visit to Padstow and whatever it is that brings you to this charming fishing town, this home offers a reliable place to rest your head at night.

There's a refreshing simplicity to the design, with no risks taken with the white walls, smart wooden floors and mid-century-inspired furnishings. However, it all feels contemporary enough and is a suitably relaxing space to return to after outdoor expeditions. The dining room next to the glass door has a bright and airy ambience, but if the weather's on your side, you can opt instead to gather together in the hydrangea-filled garden.

When you want to see a little more of the locale, Padstow Harbour is only a quarter of an hour's walk away and there's a wide choice of seafood restaurants to be discovered nearby, too. This being Cornwall, you can rest assured that there are some beautiful beaches close by, too – Trevone Bay is just over five minutes' drive away, for instance.

Anchor Down

There’s a space to put a smile on everyone’s face at this easy-breezy beach retreat on the north coast of Cornwall. Kids will love the games room, complete with table football, Wii games and a 50” Smart TV, while adults can relax by the crackling fire in the adjoining living room, conveniently closed off by double doors. Don’t forget the family dog, who will love the lawn and endless seaside walks. Leash up and saunter down the gorse-lined lane to Constantine Bay, just a 15 minute walk away, or hop in the car to explore other nearby beaches. Head to Harlyn for blustery cliff walks and beginner-friendly surf, take the kids to Treyarnon Bay to swim in the natural paddling pool or catch the sunset from pretty Porthcothan Beach. Wherever you go, make sure you stock up on fine wines and local picnic supplies at Constantine Bay Stores. The kitchen diner is made for entertaining, with an American fridge freezer and wine cooler, while outside on the patio tables and chairs make for relaxed alfresco dining. When it’s finally time to pack your bags, we guarantee there’ll be tears - and we don’t just mean the kids.

Lemon & Lime

In the popular foodie town of Padstow – famous for its incredible seafood – this family home is perfectly positioned with views over the estuary and has excellent access to shops, pubs and the beach. 

Gather around the bar for a cooked English breakfast – bacon and eggs anyone? Grab your surfboards and bikes from the summer house (where there is plenty of storage space) and get ready for a day of action, riding Padstow’s beginner-friendly waves or cycling the Camel Trail. Return to tea and scones outside on the patio or, if the weather is being less kind, a quiet cup of coffee and a book by the wood-burning fireplace. 

Furnished with contemporary designs throughout, this homely spot not only ensures convenience but utmost comfort and practicality too. It presents an idyllic spot for a small group of friends or a family looking to explore the laid-back lifestyle of the stunning Cornish coastline. 


Blue Daisy

Invite all the family or your favourite friends to join you at this large property in a popular Cornish town. With six bedrooms able to accommodate up to twelve guests, this is an ideal home for large groups hoping to enjoy lavish dinners in the beautiful sunny courtyard, or embark on quaint evening strolls along the beautiful Padstow Town Harbour. 
Situated within walking distance of revered restaurants hosted by the likes of Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth, there are myriad choices for an evening out. If a lazy evening in takes your fancy, however, be sure to make use of the comfortable, open living spaces complete with TVs and games consoles to keep guests entertained. 

Sunny Harbour

Tucked among the coastal lanes in Padstow, this family home has oodles of charm. Step through the front door and you'll find a homely living room with cushy beach-house sofas, rustic wooden floorboards and an Xbox to keep the kids busy. The country-style kitchen is fully-equipped for cooking up homemade meals, which you can tuck into around the dining table or outside on the patio. Speaking of, although the outside space isn't huge, it's perfect for catching the sun. Whether you're sipping your morning coffee or watching the day fade away come evening, the courtyard is a great spot to bask in the sea air.

As far as locations go, you're just a five-minute walk from the harbour, independent shops, pubs and restaurants in town. Rent a bike and cycle down the Camel Trail (a five-minute walk away), splash in the sea at St. George's Cove (twenty minutes on foot) or just admire the views from the riverfront – whatever you get up to, you’re sure to make the most out of your Cornish getaway.

Uppincot

Kids and adults alike will be enchanted by this cottage nestled in the rolling green countryside. With a range of excellent amenities and plenty of space to enjoy, it's a great pick at any time of year. 

The soothing interior, cloaked in blue tones and natural textures, is a haven where you can truly relax. Fire up the wood-burner on chilly evenings and curl up with a good movie. And, on sunny days, you'll be delighted that there's a large lawn where the kids can play while you sit at the picnic table with a cool drink and breathe in the fresh air. 

This home is in an excellent location for you to explore the world-famous Cornish coastline. The popular town of Newquay, renowned for its surfer community, is just a fifteen-minute drive away, and there are several beaches to explore from sandy shorelines to hidden coves. Mawgan Porth beach is a leisurely twenty-minute stroll from the home – on your way back why not enjoy a trip to the village pub? For the adrenaline fans among you, try your hand at cycling, hiking, wild swimming or kayaking in the local area.

Just Like Magic

There'll be no forgetting you're on holiday when you wake up in this home. From the bleached wooden floors, the traditional wood-burning stove, and the bright, beachy decor, this home couldn't be mistaken for anything other than the ultimate seaside retreat. And that's before you look out the window, which provides a stunning view over the Cornish countryside towards the beaches of Mawgan Porth.

When you're not down at the coast, the home has a table tennis table where you can challenge all comers – winner stays on, of course – or on breezier days cosy up on the couch by the wood burner and lose yourself in the pages of a good book. At the end of a day spent exploring the best of the North Cornwall coast, dine on freshly caught local seafood in the conservatory dining room, or take your dinner outside for an alfresco feast under the stars. Afterwards, retire to one of four luxurious bedrooms to dream sweet dreams of the sea. 


Beach Confetti

The perfect antidote to a busy home life? A quaint cottage with expansive green spaces and picturesque sea views. Based in the seaside village of Trevone, you'll be surrounded by the countryside and all the striking natural elements native to England. 

Stroll for fifteen minutes towards the coast and you'll find two beaches (one rocky, one sandy), colourful tidal pools, unbelievable clifftop views, and plenty of wildlife. Trevone Bay is also renowned for its top-notch water quality. As one of only seven beaches in Cornwall with a Blue Flag, it's ideal for surfers. 

Enjoy a scenic walk from Trevone to Padstow – an enchanting fishing port, revered for its unique local produce and award-winning restaurants. Trevose Country Club is less than a ten-minute drive away from the cottage, offering a stunning golf course with unforgettable views, tennis, swimming, and spa treatments. 

This home is the perfect space for a family holiday or a large gathering of friends. In the summer months explore the beaches and enjoy the large garden. Come winter, the wood burner will keep you warm in the evenings, as you read, watch films and generally unwind.

Rich Earth

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Safe

For an action-packed family holiday, this lakeside lodge is set within the luxurious self-catering Retallack Resort & Spa, just eight miles from Padstow and the stunning sandy beaches and crashing surf of the North Cornwall coast. It offers a sought-after combination of luxury and comfort, with a spacious interior that has plenty of space for your group to gather together, yet more than enough secluded areas and hidden corners for everyone to find a space to call their own. The owner's love of interior design is demonstrated by the blend of classic charm and contemporary flair, with flashy fabrics and one-off artwork helping to create a home from home that's pleasing to the eye, as well as the soul. There are four bedrooms with flexible configurations that can be customised depending on the group. Cosy up by the fire over the winter months before sliding open the doors to the deck to make the most of the sunshine. Spend long summer days reclining on the outdoor sofa before hopping into the hot tub as the sun sets. The resort boasts too many on-site facilities to mention. Older kids and adults can brush up on their surfing technique on the Flow Rider. At the same time, there are plenty of other watersports on offer out on the lake, including wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and an inflatable aqua park. After an exhausting day, you might not feel like cooking dinner. Handily, the restaurant offers a takeaway service that delivers restaurant-quality food right to your door. If you can bring yourself to leave, the surrounding area is blessed with more stunning beaches than you could hope to visit over the course of a single holiday here. Local standouts include Constantine, Harlyn Bay and Newquay – all approximately twenty minutes' drive away.

Salt Lodge

With a prime location right on Newquay's famous Tolcarne Beach, this bright, beautiful home is the ideal base for a family or group of friends looking for a seaside holiday in the UK. Your hosts have certainly made the perfect spot to relax in, with a light-filled living space benefitting from nautical decor and comfy, neutral furniture. But, while the house itself will soon have you feeling all warm and cosy inside, we suspect you'll be here for the beach, which is just a 300m stroll over the Tankerton slopes. From here – this charming, coastal village offers a tumble of cheery cafes, indie shops and gourmet restaurants to sink your teeth into. After exploring the beach, you’ll relish a soak in the spa-style tub, or for a magical end to the day, grab a glass of wine and head out to your private patio. Feel the calm ocean breeze wash right over you, as you dine alfresco or snuggle up in front of the fireplace for an evening in. 

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