This incredible home for eight is like no other. From the front, a whimsical white-washed traditional Cornish cottage. Out the back, a stylish contemporary cabin straight out of Scandinavia. Inside, a calm and modern sanctuary awaits, with an outside terrace for alfresco dinners in the sun and a cosy living space to snuggle up when it’s cool. It’s easy to spend most of your time here, but with all of St Agnes right on your doorstep and the beach a walk away you’ll love exploring the local area. ........Centre of the village ........Secluded garden with contemporary cabin ........15-20 min walk to the beach - Trevaunance Cove ........Kayaking, Paddleboarding and Surfing all available at the beach - Guided tours available ........30 second walk to nearest pub and restaurant ........Around 10 pubs and restaurants all in short walking distance (5- 10 mins) ........Excellent butchers, traditional fruit and vegetable store, convenience shop, Church and the award winning St Agnes Bakery all within 30 second walk of the cottage ........25-30 min drive to Newquay and St Ives ........Due to the multi/separate accommodation on one site, this property would be ideal for: - Two couples or two families in separate accommodation on one property - A large family with older teenagers to allow the teenagers freedom away from the parents in the garden cabin - A family with a baby or toddler in the cottage and grandparents in the garden cabin for that essential help on holiday - Two families with children (cabin has a kingsize bed and a bunk bed) and the cottage offers a kingsize bed and sofa bed, plus an additional cot bed for one small child and a baby) - A group of friends (up to 8)

We love exploring all the beautiful places across Cornwall and taking our three children for walks and surfing on the beach followed by a drink and some great food in a one of the many fantastic Cornish pubs!

St Agnes, Cornwall, is a picturesque coastal village known for its rugged landscape, rich mining history, and thriving tourism industry. Located on the north coast of Cornwall, it's situated within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering stunning scenery and a blend of historical and natural attractions. With many local pubs and restaurants and the stunning Trevaunance Cove Beach, all within in walking distance away there is plenty on offer. History and Heritage: Mining: St Agnes was a major center for tin and copper mining, leaving behind a legacy of industrial archaeology and ruined mine buildings. Maritime: The village also has a maritime history, with a former harbor at Trevaunance Cove and connections to the shipping of copper ore and coal. Prehistoric: Stone-age remains and the manor of Tywarnhaile also contribute to the area's historical significance. Tourism: With the decline of mining, St Agnes has embraced tourism, becoming a popular destination for its beaches, coastal walks, and charming village atmosphere. Natural Beauty and Activities: Coastline: The village is known for its rugged coastline, including St Agnes Head, with dramatic cliffs and beaches like Chapel Porth and Trevaunance Cove. Wildlife: St Agnes boasts a rich variety of wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and occasional dolphins and basking sharks. St Agnes Beacon: The iconic St Agnes Beacon offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Hiking: The South West Coast Path passes through St Agnes, providing opportunities for scenic walks. Community and Culture: Living Village: St Agnes is a vibrant community with local shops, pubs, and a range of events throughout the year. Arts and Crafts: The village has a strong creative community, with local artists and craftspeople contributing to its unique character. Museum: The St Agnes Museum showcases the area's history, including its mining and maritime past, and offers family history research resources.