The property
Nestled in a hidden valley in the quiet, rural hamlet of Ventongimps, this Scandinavian-style log cabin provides excellent accommodation close to St Agnes on the North Cornish coast.
Superb romantic bolthole designed exclusively for couples seeking comfort and escapism.
All on one level, the bedroom boasts a super comfy bed and a shower room and the open plan living area showcases a stylish kitchen and a warm, intimate lounge with a welcoming woodburner for cosy evenings together.
Slide back the glazed doors and enjoy some alfresco dining on the sun trap decking area.
There are some wonderful views over the garden (shared with the owner) and where chickens roam free.
St Agnes is a small coastal village steeped in mining history and has a wonderful Cornish atmosphere.
There are a variety of art shops and galleries, shops, pubs and restaurants for every taste and some fabulous beaches where you can relax and top up your tan.
Take a stroll along the coastal walk and take in the outstanding scenery, don’t forget your camera!
The Cathedral City of Truro is within easy driving distance and offers some great shopping and evening entertainment along with some quaint cafes where you can indulge is some home cooked food and scrumptious desserts.
From rugged coastlines and soft golden sands to City experiences and museums, there is so much to see in this part of Cornwall and this lodge provides a perfect base to explore it all.
About the location
ST AGNES
Perranporth 5 miles; Truro 9.5 miles.
St Agnes is a thriving picturesque village on the Cornish coast, with four beaches on the doorstep and surrounded by wonderful countryside. Swim or surf in the clear waters, walk the footpaths and bridleways or hop onto the South West Coast Path. Coasteering, kayaking and horse riding are all available locally, and St Agnes has a regular programme of events and gigs for all the family to enjoy. The local shops offer an interesting selection of produce, from tasty treats to one-off pieces of art as a unique souvenir of your Cornish holiday, and there is a superb range of dining choices with two Great Cornish Food Awards in 2015. St Agnes also has a rich mining heritage which can be explored with a visit to the St Agnes Museum. Head out of St Agnes and you will find plenty of Cornwall’s attractions within easy reach, from the beaches at Newquay to the Tate at St Ives or the cathedral at Truro and of course, the world-famous Eden Project. St Agnes is also in the heart of Poldark Country, the landscapes made famous by the novels and TV series’, the most recent of which was broadcast in early 2015. So explore this beautiful region or stay close to home in a friendly bustling village; either way you are assured of a memorable Cornish vacation.
Region Information
Note: Babies welcome, regretfully no children over the age of two years.
