Paces from picturesque Mylor Creek in a coastal village setting, Gwel-an-Gillan boasts homely and spacious accommodation with water views.
Tucked at the end of a tranquil cul-de-sac, this detached holiday home-stay has a wrap around garden and a welcoming interior for family, friends and couples seeking a bolthole for relaxation and recreation.
The ground floor has a triple-aspect living room framing the garden and creek views beyond, big sofas and open fire for extra cosiness.
The dining area is a great social space for foody gatherings.
Open the doors onto the balcony, overlooking the lawns for play and alfresco dining.
The modern kitchen with breakfast table and utility room have all the appliances.
The lower ground floor has a bedroom for extra privacy and shower room, plus a games room for a game of ping-pong and table football.
The three additional bedrooms on the first floor include one with views over the creek towards the sailing club.
Mylor Harbour has boats and kayaks for hire, a fabulous way to explore the almost secret inlets of the River Fal.
Discover the waterside footpaths to the 13th century Pandora Inn in Restronguet and to Flushing Beach, with its little shore and seascape towards Falmouth.
Hire bikes at Devoran and peddle the Mineral Tramways Trail which forms part of the much famed coast-to-coast cycle route from east to West Cornwall.
Falmouth is a colourful resort with beaches, big harbour, historic Pendennis Castle and The National Maritime Museum.
Browse the galleries and gift shops, and eat in the myriad of restaurants, cafés and traditional inns.
The King Harry Ferry at Feock bobs across the waters to charismatic Roseland Peninsula.
The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are within a 40-minute car trip.
After a day full of adventure, return to Gwel-an-Gillan, a superb retreat all year round.