Nothing makes a Cornish holiday complete like a fabulous self-catering holiday property – your very own home from home to retreat to during your break. That’s where Cornwall Hideaways comes in. We have the best possible choice of holiday homes in Cornwall, including dog-friendly properties, secluded cottages and luxury hideaways. So, whether you’re after a cosy bolthole for a romantic weekend away, or a larger property which can fit the whole family, you’re sure to find it here. Even better, each and every property is managed and looked after by a dedicated team with a wealth of local knowledge, so you can get all the help you need while organising and throughout your stay. What's more, no one is better equipped than Cornwall Hideaways to ensure you enjoy the perfect holiday. As a sister company of well-established holiday lettings businesses like Rural Retreats and Norfolk Hideaways, we have the experience and the skills to help you get every detail right. Cornwall Hideaways is part of Quality Holidays Assured, a group of companies with 35 years' experience in the holiday business. Variety and originality are at the heart of the QHA offer, and so too are consistently high standards of comfort, service and value for money. That's one more reason why Cornwall Hideaways is a team you can trust.

This beautiful waterside sanctuary is an idyllic bolthole for two seeking a peaceful and picturesque escape. Boasting unparalleled views across the glistening Malpas River, with a welcoming local pub just a short stroll away and an abundance of stunning walks right on your doorstep, this is the perfect setting for a romantic and restorative getaway in an enchanting corner of Cornwall.

The village itself embodies traditional Cornish charm, featuring a well-loved local pub The Heron Inn, a picturesque church, and a village hall that hosts a variety of community events throughout the year. A local coffee shop and farm store are conveniently nearby for your daily essentials. For sailing enthusiasts, Malpas is a prime starting point to explore the spectacular cruising grounds of South Cornwall. A short 20-minute boat ride downriver leads you to hidden creeks, sandy shores, and historic quays, with several charming waterside pubs and restaurants to discover along the way. Those who enjoy rowing or kayaking will also feel right at home, with the recently updated Truro Rowing Club located nearby at Boscawen Park. The park is also home to a tennis club, cricket ground, and two welcoming cafés, all just a short walk from the property. Despite its peaceful atmosphere, Malpas is well connected, ideally located next to Truro with fantastic high street retailers and independent shops immersed within the city's iconic history and heritage. Spend an afternoon discovering the beautiful Truro Cathedral, enjoy dinner at one of Truro’s superb restaurants and then why not head over to the newly renovated Hall for Cornwall for an evening of entertainment. Visit a real working cider farm; making a variety of delicious ciders as well as other products including spirits, wines, Scrumpy and preserves. Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm is the perfect day out; enjoy a tour of the farm, some cider tasting and finish off with a fantastic lunch. If you take the short drive up the road you can grab dessert at Callestick Ice Cream Parlour. Avid walkers are spoilt for choice. Truro is surrounded by many stunning walks and hidden gems. Immersed by the nine creeks of the Carrick Roads in the Fal estuary, the famous Roseland Peninsula and the coast either side of Mevagissey. It stretches inland up river almost to Truro and the ancient silted-up port of Tregony.