May Cottage is a terraced stone cottage in the pretty hamlet of Pentewan.
Stunning garden and a wood burning stove are a couple of the highlights of this cottage suitable for family or friends to enjoy.
Entry is through a stable door into the comfortable living room with lots of books, games and DVDs for those wet days or cosy evenings.
The kitchen is well equipped and includes a breakfast table.
There are three bedrooms on the first floor with a family bathroom.
Separated from the cottage by a quiet lane are two decking areas equipped with garden furniture and a large garden with enchanting views across the valley.
There is ample parking for two cars.
A 5 minute walk takes you to Pentewan beach, an adventure playground among bathers and water sport enthusiasts and a firm favourite among locals since it is so large it rarely gets crowded.
For walkers and cyclists, there is the Pentewan Valley Trail, a 4 km inland road-free path through beautiful woodland, and the scenic coastal footpath which stretches in either direction over rugged cliff tops, and hidden coves.
Unspoilt and uncommercialised, the village itself provides a convenience store, pub and well-reputed bar/restaurant.
The picturesque fishing village of Mevagissey, which still boasts a working harbour and the Lost Gardens of Heligan are within 5 miles (both linked to Pentewan via a cycle path) and the world famous Eden Project is less than 20 minutes by car.
Nestled in a sheltered valley along a quiet row of traditional cottages and away from the main thoroughfare, May Cottage is truly a cosy haven by the sea and an excellent choice for breaks at anytime of year