The cottage
Set overlooking a working farm and surrounded by the beautiful Cornish countryside with stunning far-reaching views is Little Orchard Lodge, offering total privacy and tranquillity whatever time of year.
Situated in an ideal touring location four miles from Perranporth and one of the finest beaches in the county, Little Orchard Lodge is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway to recharge the batteries and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
With a large decked terrace with furniture, a hot tub and a barbecue for alfresco dining, everything has been thought of with your comfort in mind.
Arrive to a homemade traditional cream tea and sit out and enjoy the start of what will be a memorable holiday.
The lodge is open-plan with a king-size bed, a large sofa, and a well-equipped kitchen with a dining area.
There is a separate family bathroom with special touches like bathrobes and luxury toiletries adding to the special feel which you will experience throughout.
There are a network of walking trails directly from your door and with secure storage for bikes and boards your holiday can be as relaxing or as active as you choose.
You may just decide to spend your time relaxing on the terrace watching the wildlife with deer and a variety of birds regularly seen.
A wonderful lodge in a beautiful coastal location.
About the location
GOONHAVERN
Perranporth 2.5 miles; Newquay 6 miles; Truro 9 miles.
Goonhavern is a small Cornish village in an excellent position just two and a half miles inland from Perranporth, which lies in the heart of Poldark country, the setting for the novels of Winston Graham, who lived in Perranporth in the 1930s. Goonhavern is an active community with a traditional inn, village shop, garden centre and children’s playground. Once known as the source of the finest tin, the community still retains reminders of their rich heritage including abandoned pump houses, mine shafts and workers’ cottages. The nearby town of Perranporth has a beautiful sandy beach which at low tide stretches to three miles long and is overlooked by craggy rocks suitable for rock pooling. The beach is lifeguarded in summer, providing a popular family destination and hosted the 2016 British National Surfing Championships. Perranpoth also offers a small selection of shops, restaurants and pubs including The Watering Hole, a unique pub situated on the sand in the middle of the beach offering live entertainment with a great atmosphere, good food and an amazing view of the sunset! The local Blue Hills museum and Perranzabuloe Folk Museum are both well worth a visit to understand the rich heritage of this coastal area. Further afield are the miles of sandy beaches at Crantock and Holywell Bay and the breathtaking coastal walks around St Agnes, much of it owned by the National Trust. For a greater selection of nightlife, restaurants and attractions why not head for Truro (9 miles) or the coastal resort of Newquay (6 miles)? Newquay is famed for its world-class surfing and has something for every taste and age including the popular Zoo, Waterworld indoor pool and the Blue Reef Aquarium. A perfect holiday base with activities to suit everyone.
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