Self-catering holiday cottages in Cornwall

Sky Cottage is in the heart of the village of Golant-by-Fowey on the south coast of Cornwall known as the 'Cornish Riviera'. This recently renovated hideaway is the perfect self catering holiday home from which to explore Lanhydrock House (National Trust), the Eden Project, the picturesque fishing harbour of Mevagissey or towns of Fowey and Lostwithiel or Truro. The famous harbour of Padstow and other attractions on the North Coast are less than an hour away making Golant a perfect center for touring Cornwall. Alternatively leave the car parked and walk to harbour town of Fowey or along the All Saints way. The village of Golant overlooks the winding Fowey estuary which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and full of breathtaking scenery..... click icon to read more.

Kernyk Cottage is a charming granite and stone self catering holiday cottage which is ideal for couples who are looking to visit this beautiful part of Cornwall.  The cottage sleeps two guests and is perfectly situated in a quiet location in the heart of the picturesque fishing village of Mousehole.  It is just a short stroll from the pretty harbour where you will find a pub, restaurants and interesting little shops and galleries.  The cottage is located in the grounds of the owners home yet benefits from having its own secluded sunny patio and private entrance.  It has been beautifully furnished in a traditional style to provide a high standard of comfort. to ensure your holiday is relaxing and memorable.&nb.... click icon to read more.

Talehay is home to The Lodge which is situated a mile from the village of Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall, amidst delightful unspoilt open countryside and approached down a quiet lane. The magnificent Cornish coastline with its secluded sandy coves and breath taking views are only 3 miles away. The ancient fishing port of Looe has a large sandy beach bordered by a promenade and distinctive Banjo shaped pier. The hub of the town is the busy working harbour with fish landed and sold on the market daily. There is a good selection of pubs, cafés, restaurants, shops, banks and building societies.Polperro's streets are a tangle of former fishermens and smugglers cottages leading to the working harbour, small shops and a good selection of pubs and restaurants. Talehay offe.... click icon to read more.

Talehay is home to Barn Cottage which is situated a mile from the village of Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall, amidst delightful unspoilt open countryside and approached down a quiet lane. The magnificent Cornish coastline with its secluded sandy coves and breath taking views are only 3 miles away.The ancient fishing port of Looe has a large sandy beach bordered by a promenade and distinctive Banjo shaped pier. The hub of the town is the busy working harbour with fish landed and sold on the market daily. There is a good selection of pubs, cafés, restaurants, shops, banks and building societies. Polperro's streets are a tangle of former fishermens and smugglers cottages leading to the working harbour, small shops and a good selection of pubs and restaurants.Talehay offers a.... click icon to read more.

Little Treviles is a beautifully converted single-storey barn in a wooded valley 2 miles from the sea, in the heart of the lovely Roseland Peninsula, just three miles from Tregony. The cottage enjoys views over rolling farmland and faces our farmhouse across a courtyard where there is ample, easy parking. It has its own small private garden with garden furniture, and visitors are also welcome to use our main gardens.Tregony is a delightful, unspoilt part of South Cornwall with unrivalled coastal scenery, much of it protected by the National Trust. From majestic cliffs and headlands, secluded coves and sandy beaches to quiet creeks and fishing villages, the varied coastline can be both awe-inspiring and tranquil. The whole of Cornwall can be explored from the Rose.... click icon to read more.

Tregoning Manor is an early 18th Century Cornish Farmhouse on the Lizard Peninsula. It is built on the site of an old Cistercian Monastery, some ruins of which are still visible today.The property and its two cottages are beautifully set in 10 acres on the outskirts of St.Keverne. There is a stream running through the grounds with a small waterfall, a millpond and an old clapper bridge. The owners live in the main house, so are on hand to help if you have any problems. The Lizard Peninsula, a largely undiscovered treasure, is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Lovely beaches, dramatic cliff walks and the romantic Helford River. Historic houses and gardens, family attractions, galleries and good restaurants are within easy reach. St.Keverne itself is one of the m.... click icon to read more.

Rylands Cottage dates back to 1750 and is positioned in a rural location half a mile from the picturesque award-winning village of Altarnun.   It offers the perfect retreat for those who are seeking peace and tranquility. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with the stunning North Cornwall coast to one side and the Moors to the other it’s the perfect location to explore the many delights that Cornwall and Devon have to offer. The village of Altarnun has a Post Office with general store, an excellent butchers shop and a famous church known as the Cathedral on the Moor.  Within less than a mile walk in either direction you have two traditional local pubs serving excellent meals, real ale, and cider - you can leave your car at the cottage and sample .... click icon to read more.

Journey down a Cornish lane, where the hedgerows give life to a seasonal array of leaves and wild flowers and at your journey's end, happen upon Hele Barton, a 546 acre farm set in countryside of outstanding natural beauty.The Old Farmhouse (sleeping 6) and Buttermill Cottage offer first class accommodation set in a beautiful garden and surrounded by orchards, meadows, woods and ponds. Watch the wildlife from the cottage windows or snuggle up by a blazing log fire. An ideal, secluded retreat for families or couples. Both properties are full of character and feature exposed beams which blend with the oak and pine furnishings, they are lovingly cared for and fully equipped for a comfortable holiday. Both have central heating for cooler days and The Old Farmhouse has a log fi.... click icon to read more.

Charlie Wilcox Cottage (formerly Quay Cottage) is situated on Polperro's outer harbour wall - it is one of the last two cottages in Polperro. It looks across the harbour, over the beach and out to sea. You will not find accommodation closer to the sea nor so full of historyThis cottage is priced for two people out of season.  Please speak to the owner regardng discounted prices for two as the prices listed on this advert are for full occupancy for up to five guests.Inside, you can sit in front of a roaring open fire. You are snug and safe behind thick stone walls, which have faced the sea and been home for fishermen for hundreds of years. On fine days, you can watch the fishermen preparing their boats and landing their catches.  .... click icon to read more.

Talehay is home to The Coach House which is situated a mile from the village of Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall, amidst delightful unspoilt open countryside and approached down a quiet lane. The magnificent Cornish coastline with its secluded sandy coves and breath taking views are only 3 miles away.The ancient fishing port of Looe has a large sandy beach bordered by a promenade and distinctive Banjo shaped pier. The hub of the town is the busy working harbour with fish landed and sold on the market daily. There is a good selection of pubs, cafés, restaurants, shops, banks and building societies. Polperro's streets are a tangle of former fishermens and smugglers cottages leading to the working harbour, small shops and a good selection of pubs and restaurants.Talehay offer.... click icon to read more.

Tremaine Barn offers super accommodation in a lovely secluded area which is a great location for exploring Cornwall & West DevonThere are two holiday properties at Tremaine Barn and both have been awarded VisitBrtain 5 stars. This means they been assessed and offer clients a very high standard of accommodation with an extensive range of amenities, quality service and attention to detail. Away from the crowds and busy roads, this is an ideal place for quiet relaxation and an excellent base for enjoyment of the many delights in Cornwall. The hamlet of Tremaine is approximately half way between the historic town of Launceston, with its Norman Castle and characterful streets, and the delightful harbour of Boscastle. .... click icon to read more.

Trengove Farm with its listed farmhouse and buildings is surrounded by open fields and is ideally positioned between the old tin mining village of Illogan and the harbour side village of Portreath. Trengove is a working farm and retains all the charm of a bygone era whilst enjoying all the amenities of today.The house, dates back to the early 1600’s and is full of character, with beautiful stained-glass windows, huge granite fireplaces, original staircases and beamed ceilings. It was also the home of a notorious 19th century smuggler, William Burgess, who was reputed to be the illegitimate son of Francis Bassett, Lord Dedunstanville of the Tehidy Estate. Much of the charm and interest of the main building exists within the farm buildings that surround the farmhouse. .... click icon to read more.

Trengove Farm with its listed farmhouse and buildings is surrounded by open fields and is ideally positioned between the old tin mining village of Illogan and the harbour side village of Portreath. Trengove is a working farm and retains all the charm of a bygone era whilst enjoying all the amenities of today.The house, dates back to the early 1600’s and is full of character, with beautiful stained-glass windows, huge granite fireplaces, original staircases and beamed ceilings. It was also the home of a notorious 19th century smuggler, William Burgess, who was reputed to be the illegitimate son of Francis Bassett, Lord Dedunstanville of the Tehidy Estate. Much of the charm and interest of the main building exists within the farm buildings that surround the farmhouse. .... click icon to read more.

The barns at Hockadays were built in the 17th century and were used for farming purposes until 1986. They are situated at Tregenna, an attractive hamlet of some six properties. The village of Blisland is half a mile away. Two small cottages have been created each suitable for couples. The cottages combine comfort with all the original character of the building including open beams, wooden lintels, small paned windows and cottage doors. Quiet Rural Setting, Excellent Views, Private Parking Ideal base to experience Cornwall Eden Project 14 miles CAMRA Award winning "Blisland Inn" 1/2 mile Coastal footpath, sandy beaches, walking, cycling, riding Camel Trail Padstow An Area of Outstanding Natural BeautyBl.... click icon to read more.

The Old Smithy is a delightful traditional cottage set in an acre of lawned gardens, in a peaceful, tranquil location with views of the countryside. The cottage has recently been renovated to a very high standard and has earned a three star rating with Visit Britain.The owners manage and maintain the cottage personally taking great pride in cleanliness and appearance, providing first class accommodation with a high degree of comfort. Beds are made up for guests arrival, and bed linen, bath and hand towels, and tea towels are included at no extra charge. The prices are very competitive and gas central heating and electricity are also included. The cottage is in a peaceful and tranquil private setting adjoining the owners cottage on the outskirts of the vill.... click icon to read more.

Treworgie Vean Farm - In the heart of the Roseland Peninsula, this small working farm offers very comfortable accommodation for two people. It is only one mile from the beautiful south coast of Cornwall and offers wonderful views over the Cornish countryside. Being only twelve miles from Truro, Treworgie Vean Farm is perfectly situated for touring and walking.Local Attractions Pendower Beach and coastal path are only a mile away, and those who enjoy walking are spoilt for choice in the Roseland Peninsular. There are beautiful gardens and unspoilt villages which are within easy reach by car. The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are nearby, and the National Maritime Museum can be approached via the foot ferry from St Mawes, or.... click icon to read more.