Trewartha Cottage

Quality and character exude from every nook of Trewartha Cottage, while leafy views peek through pretty windows and set the tone for a peaceful countryside stay. Drive up the country track and into the spacious driveway, where this charming stone cottage offers a warm welcome and an immediate sense of escape.

On the lower ground floor, the open-plan living and dining area invites guests to sink into relaxation, good conversation and easy holiday living. Cosy, characterful and wonderfully inviting, this space is perfect for slow mornings, relaxed suppers and quiet evenings after days spent exploring the coast.

Flow through to the kitchen on the ground floor, fully equipped for getting creative with local produce, from hearty breakfasts to simple suppers and picnic prep for beach days. A calming bedroom with a roll-top bath completes the ground floor layout, offering a restful and indulgent space to unwind.

Ascend the staircase to the primary bedroom, a light-filled retreat designed for complete relaxation. Deep windowsills, coastal artwork and gorgeous fabrics create a peaceful nest, perfect for lazy mornings, early nights and switching off from the everyday.

A smart office space provides a quiet nook for remote working, reading or planning the day ahead, before heading out to the local pub, walking the coast path or exploring the area’s stunning natural scenery.

From your doorstep, there is a wonderful sense of beauty, heritage and community spirit to enjoy. Just a few hundred metres down the country lane sits The Miners Arms, a favourite of the owners, locals and visitors alike, known for its warm welcome, relaxed atmosphere and hearty, well-loved menu.

Perfectly positioned between Perranporth and St Agnes, the hamlet of Mithian offers the best of both worlds: peaceful countryside living with easy access to two of North Cornwall’s most loved coastal spots. Perranporth is known for its vast golden beach, Atlantic surf and laid-back beach culture, while St Agnes brings independent shops, cosy pubs, cafés and a strong creative community feel.

Surfers are drawn to the rolling waves at nearby Chapel Porth, Perranporth and Trevaunance Cove, while walkers can step onto the South West Coast Path and explore some of Cornwall’s most treasured and protected landscapes. This stretch of coast is steeped in mining heritage, with dramatic reminders of the past scattered along the cliffs. The iconic chimney stacks of Wheal Coates are a must-visit, offering breathtaking views and one of the most photographed scenes in Cornwall.

Beach lovers are spoilt for choice, with Perranporth, Holywell Bay and Polly Joke all close by. These wide, golden sandy beaches are perfect for everything from surfing and swimming to long dog walks, with plenty of space for four-legged friends to roam year-round.

Closer to home, Callestick Ice Cream Farm Café and Healeys Cider Farm offer a tempting taste of Cornwall, from homemade ice cream and farm produce to tours, tastings and seasonal events that bring the local community together.

When it comes to dining out, there are some fantastic options nearby. Nancarrow Farm hosts rustic feast nights celebrating seasonal, locally sourced produce, while The Taphouse in St Agnes offers a lively, welcoming atmosphere with great food, drinks and live music. Perranporth also offers relaxed beachside dining, cafés and pubs, perfect after a day on the sand.

Whether you’re chasing waves, walking the cliffs, discovering local flavours or simply enjoying the slower pace of countryside life, this special corner of North Cornwall offers something for every kind of escape.