Turnpike Cottage is a spacious, beautifully presented cottage with a wonderful, large, double aspect kitchen/dining area, three bedrooms, two reception rooms, and three bath/shower rooms. Outside is a sun terrace and on the other side of the quiet country road is a games room with table football and a small table tennis table, off street parking and a small private garden with seating area. The cottage is set in the delightful location of Gerrans Square, opposite the Royal Standard pub and Gerrans Church.
Turnpike Cottage is only a short, 5-minute walk down the hill to the pretty little harbour of Portscatho, where many artists have taken inspiration from the stunning location and superb light in the area. There are a number of delightful little galleries showcasing the work of various Cornish artists. The local public house is nestled in The Square and serves local ales and good pub grub all year round. Rosevine beach is dog friendly throughout the year and is just to the east of the village. It has beautiful golden sands and is over looked by the increasingly famous Hidden Hut. Before you visit, try and get on their social media page and acquire tickets to their special outdoor dining events. Beach 500 yards.

A superb farmhouse set in a wonderful quiet location. Polcreek Cottage is a charming cottage great for families and dog owners. From the front door there is a cosy living room with an open fire on the right side of the cottage. To the left is a large dining room perfect for all the family again with an open fire and window seat. Walking through the property you reach the well equipped country kitchen with an oil fired Aga and electric cooker. Over the first floor there are three bedrooms all of which have sea views. A spacious double, a single with additional pull-out bed leading to a twin room. There is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside the back door there is a downstairs shower and toilet. The extensive gardens surround the property with a variety of flowers, trees and shrubs creating the cottage garden. There are spacious lawn areas ideal for children to play. The garden backs onto open farm fields again adding to the superb location. A short walk from the cottage will take to the coastal path and country walks.

Sea Captains house in Portscatho. Two-storey. Sea views. 2 en-suite bathrooms. WiFi. Garden. Beach 3 min walk.

This lovely family friendly cottage offers a wonderful holiday experience of staying in a period property yet offers modern living accommodation. As you enter the cottage the size and warmth of the dual aspect living room reveals itself with a variety of seating opportunities, ideal for watching the TV or sitting in front of the wood burner. Also on the ground floor is a lovely kitchen and dining room where you can either enjoy breakfast or an evening meal sat around the farmhouse table. Arranged over the first floor are the three bedrooms starting with the character master bedroom set to the front of the cottage with a kingsize bed, wooden flooring storage space and a feature fireplace. The second bedroom is also a character room again with a feature fireplace. This room can also be used either twin beds or zip and linked to create a super kingsize bed, and the third is arranged as an ample character twin room. Staying on the first floor is a modern twist of a period bathroom with a roll top slipper bath, lovely after a long day at the beach. Next to the bathroom is a separate single shower room fitted with a rain style shower. To the rear of the property is the fully enclosed level garden with a lawn area ideal for children or a dog to play. Set at the back of the garden is a sunny paved patio area with a variety of seating perfect for dining catching the sun or having a barbecue. The parking for this cottage is either at the front on the pavement street parking to the side road with gate access to the garden or across the road opposite the cottage in a public car park.
Located on the west of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula a few miles north of St Mawes, St Just-in-Roesland. It is a verdant village of manicured gardens and pretty cottages leading down to the woodlands and creeks by the Percuil River. The village is best known for the 13th century church of St Just the Martyr. Overlooking St Just Pool, a tree lined creek, the church is set in an amphitheatre like graveyard filled with an array of colourful sub-tropical plants and shrubs, a botanical project started over 100 years ago.
Nearby you can explore the D-Day embarkation points at Turnaware Bar and nearby the recently renovated Smugglers Cottage part of the Tregothnan Estate. It is also is one of the best spots in the area for a cream tea! The walks around Messack Point on the north side of St Just in Roseland Creek offer some of the finest views across the Carrick Roads. Few places in Cornwall can compare with the Roseland Peninsula, one of the most picturesque and unspoilt parts of the British Isles. Lovely beaches and cliffs delightful rivers and countryside pretty villages and hamlets all make the Roseland the perfect holiday setting. There are many beaches such as Towan, Porthkirnick, Pendower and Portholland to explore along with the vast array of walks.

Fairview cottage has undergone a transformation with a complete refurbishment throughout creating a fantastic holiday environment with versatile living for all the family to enjoy.
Stepping through the front entrance porch leads you to a bright spacious hall which provides the access to the three ground floor bedrooms. Set to the rear of the property is the master bedroom with dual aspect windows to the garden and the all important kingsize bed. To the front of the cottage is spacious double and twin bedrooms finished to a complimentary style. Across the hall is a large family bathroom with a separate bath and corner shower. Staying on the ground floor to the opposite end of the cottage is a further modern shower room with a walk-in shower. Next is a utility room which also has its own external entrance door ideal for coming back from the beach with wetsuits or for the dogs to be washed down. There is also a sink and a washing machine.
The staircase turns past the tall picture window which brings you to the first floor. This is where the cottage provides a surprise. The majority of this floor is taken up by a lovely open plan kitchen and living room. This has to be the main attraction for the cottage creating a fantastic space for all the family to enjoy. Whether it is for breakfast or an evening in this is a great social space for the family from sitting at the breakfast bar, large dining table or on the corner sofa watching TV. There is also a wood burner making this room cosy in the winter months. The stylish fully equipped contemporary kitchen boasts a variety of modern features from the range style triple oven to the American fridge/freezer and the all important dishwasher. There is plenty of cupboard space to stock up if required. Staying on the first floor at the other end of the landing is the bunk bedroom which will be a favourite with children or adults with full size single built in bunks with reading lights, as next door they have their own modern walk-in shower room. There are gardens to the front and rear of the cottage ideal for the children or pets to play in.
Located on the west of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula a few miles north of St Mawes, St Just-in-Roseland is quite different from its namesake in Penwith. It is a quiet village of manicured gardens and pretty cottages leading down to the woodlands and creeks by the River Percuil. The village is best known for the 13th century church of St Just the Martyr. Overlooking St Just Pool a tree lined creek. The church is set in an amphitheatre like graveyard filled with an array of colourful sub-tropical plants and shrubs, a botanical project started over 100 years ago. Bordered by the Fal Estuary to the west and the Atlantic to the east the Roseland Peninsula has been designated part of Cornwall’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for the quality of its landscape and coastal scenery. It is only a short drive from St Austell or Truro through lanes that will lead you to some lovely wide open beaches that are hardly ever crowded; out of the way farm shops selling produce grown in nearby fields and ultimately to the coast and St Mawes a fashionable fishing village curving around a sheltered bay. The peninsula also has great walking routes and the coastal waters are popular with yachtsmen windsurfers and canoeists.

This fabulous newly built house is situated above St Just Creek. A short stroll down to the beautiful church of St Just in Roseland and its tranquil creek. A 5-minute drive takes you to the centre of St Mawes with its good range of facilities. The famous King Harry Ferry is only a 10-minute drive and gives easy access to Truro, Falmouth and the Lizard Peninsula.
The front door leads into a spacious hall where you can access the superb open plan kitchen/dining/living room set at the rear of the property. A utility room also has fitted appliances along with a tall fridge/freezer. Double doors open out to the large terrace looking over the garden along with country and creek views. Also from the hall there is a lovely snug perfect for reading or as a childrens room. There is also a downstairs shower and toilet. Arranged over the first floor are three bedrooms with the master room being kingsize with en-suite baths and walk-in shower and superb views towards the creek. Two further double bedrooms, one with kingsize bed and another that can be either a double or twin.
The exterior to the property starts with a superb raised patio and seating area perfect for a barbecue or to relax with a glass of wine. Steps down to several paved areas that you can also sit throughout the day, the flower beds and shrubs gives the gardens colour and privacy. To the front of the property via a gate is the parking area for two/three cars with additional free car park across the road. Beach 2¼ miles.

Verbena Cottage is a charming 18th century cottage sympathetically renovated and extended, offering everything that is required for a relaxing holiday. Set back from the road, the property is approached through a small pretty front garden with an off- road parking space to the left hand side.
Stepping in through the front door you immediately feel the charm of the cottage with the character but modern style kitchen. Moving from the kitchen, you enter a large and exciting family room with three defined areas complete with modern furnishings, with a breakfast area close to the kitchen. There is a comfortable and spacious lounge area with sofas and Smart TV, then a further dining area at the rear which benefits from the large windows providing views over the gardens and patios at the rear of the property. From this area a door leads through to a downstairs shower and toilet. There is also access to the utility room and storage area which runs from the front of the house with a door giving access to the parking area through to the back patio area. In this room there is a washing machine, a small Belfast sink, rotary washing line and standing airer provided. This is also ideal for bringing in wet dogs or to dry wetsuits or outdoor wear.
Arranged to the first floor are three bedrooms. Set to the front of the property is a lovely bright twin bedroom and an ample double bedroom with a modern shower room in between. At the rear of the property is another double bedroom which has expansive views over the countryside. There is also a second separate modern family bathroom. To the rear of the property is a pretty family garden with a patio area side sun terrace lawn with private hedging and flower beds. There are outbuilding with owner access only. There is also a cottage garden at the front of the property.
Considered to be one of the prettiest of all the Roseland villages, Veryan has the famous Round Houses together with the attractive water gardens, church, pub, school and general Stores/Post Office which caters for day-to-day needs. Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Veryan and the surroundings countryside is noted for its breathtaking coastal scenery, lovely country walks and the popular sandy beaches of Carne and Pendower which are just over one mile.
The traditional fishing village of Portloe with dramatic coastal path around the Jacka is less than two miles away. There is also a regular bus service to the cathedral city of Truro some twelve miles, which has a wider selection of commercial and retail facilities. The popular sailing resort of St. Mawes approximately eight miles from Veryan offers a wider selection of shops, banks and restaurants, together with a regular passenger ferry service to the port of Falmouth.

Trosvik is a seven-bedroomed property set over three floors, perfect for families and large groups to share. Located in the centre of Portscatho close to the beach, shops, pub and cafés, this is the ideal property for a family getaway. On the ground floor is a large spacious living room offering a smart HDTV which connects to streaming platforms and for those cooler evenings a cosy wood burner to cosy up to The kitchen/dining room is large and is fully equipped, complete with an eight-seater table which can be pulled, opening into a twelve-seater. Through the kitchen leads to the outside parking space and the utility room with drying rack, and the first of three shower rooms on this floor. The first floor has two kingsize bedrooms, one with a TV and seaviews, one twin bedroom and a single bedroom. The family bathroom completes this floor. The second floor has a further three bedrooms, as well as a shower room. At the front of the property is a large, paved terrace perfect to sit out and take in the sunshine and from the property across the road is the access to the beach.
Portscatho lies in the south-westerly corner of Gerrans Bay on the Roseland peninsula. In the village centre you’ll find several shops including a butcher and a decent grocery/off licence as well as the now standard galleries and gift shops. The local pub serves up St Austell ales and good pub grub.
Above Portscatho lies the village of Gerrans, only a 5-minute walk up the hill. The mediaeval church, that stands opposite, has served as an invaluable landmark to generations of local fishermen. Take the cliff path north out of Portscatho and in under 20 minutes you’ll be standing on the beautiful Porthcurnick beach. At low tide Porthcurnick has acres of flat sand perfect for games of cricket, but you might have to wade out a bit to get a decent swim! Further east still are Carne beach and Pendower beach which at low tide join to form an even bigger expanse of sand where dogs are allowed all year round. Beach 150 yards.

Seagreen Lodge is a tastefully decorated three bedroom lodge with a deck area leading down to a lawn, and a first floor balcony from the master bedroom. On the ground floor the open plan living space is warm and flooded with light from the patio doors leading out of the living area. There is a well-equipped kitchen, perfect for whipping up a holiday feast and a dining table to comfortably seat six, gather together and plan the next days adventure. Also on the ground floor are two of the bedrooms, one double and one twin, along with a delightful bathroom with nautical touches. The lodge is tucked away in the most secluded position with great uninterrupted sea views across fields from the sun deck, living area, and the master bedroom and balcony upstairs. These views stretch from Gull Rock and Nare Head to the East all the way around to the Southwest.
Set on the idyllic Trewince Manor Estate and located close to the harbour village of Portscatho. This beautiful estate has a creek on one side and the stunning Roseland coastline within an easy walk of the other. Trewince has a range of facilities including wonderful, expansive grounds. There is also an indoor heated swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and small gym for guests to use at no charge but which need to be booked at Reception. There is also a slipway (available for a fee) for the launching of boats by direct arrangement with Trewince Estate. The walks available from the Estate lead to the spectacular coastal footpath around the creeks and cliffs of the St Anthony headland.
Portscatho and its neighbouring village of Gerrans are located on the eastern coast of the Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall, overlooking the dramatic Gerrans Bay. A truly peaceful waterside village, Portscatho is a lovely place for a holiday. The beaches such as Porthcurnick and Towan are simply idyllic, and these are only minutes from the village. With a superb local butcher, two great little pubs and a well-stocked local store, Portscatho and Gerrans are a lovely place to spend a holiday. Beach ¾ mile.

The Bothy (CWC575120) is a semi-detached, listed cottage, nestled alongside the main farmhouse, with two bedrooms it is an ideal size for a small family yet not too big for a couple, the terrace is private and protected, you are bound to have pheasants wandering in front of the living room windows while you are kept cosy by the wood burning stove. At the same time, you can sit in the deep window seats watching yachts and ships pass by on the horizon. Lavender Cottage (CWC575149 was once the estate’s potting shed and is an oasis of calm. The private patio is a suntrap and overlooks the walled garden, the living room has a cosy fire and TV and excellent broadband, the kitchen is bright and airy and has French doors that open onto the patio. Upstairs is a cosy little bedroom and a bathroom. Overall, the cottage has plenty of character and charm; if you are after a romantic break, this is the perfect little cottage in the perfect location. Place Lodge (CWC575150) has traditional tall leaded windows; the living room is bright and airy and oozes character. There is a Victorian fireplace to warm up those chilly winter evenings, a spacious kitchen/dining room with an ornamental kitchen range and farmhouse table. There is also a shower room on the ground floor. There are 2 bedrooms upstairs, a 5’ double, a twin bedroom, and a family bathroom and outside, to the rear, is a sunny sheltered patio.
Place Barton is located high on a ridge on St Anthony Headland and is part of the Place Estate, this is the perfect place to escape from reality there are few better places to enjoy the true beauty of the idyllic Roseland Peninsula. Surrounded by rolling rural landscapes, stunning walks with the best views of St Mawes, Place House, Pendennis Castle, Falmouth and the Carrick Roads. Explore St Anthony Head and the Lighthouse, famously used as the base for the TV series Fraggle Rock and also Molunan Beaches which are right by the lighthouse. As a bonus you can take the car down a private lane to within a couple of hundred yards of the beach, closer if you bring a 4x4, and are confident of its off-roading capability. Towan Beach is also close by and is also dog friendly. Beach ½ mile.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.