Heather Cove

Follow the leafy lanes of North Cornwall and arrive at the tucked away seclusion of Heather Cove. This once forgotten farm stone barn has been lovingly transformed with luxury in mind. Step into the hall and lead straight into the open plan dining and kitchen space. Unplug from everyday life and enjoy cooking up hearty holiday meals using the freshest of Cornish ingredients. Leading into the living area, cosy up on the sofa with a good book and simply enjoy the peace and quiet Heather Cove promises. Lead into the spacious bedroom with super king bed and attractive rural views from every window, enjoy lazy starts to the day after a jolly good night's sleep under luxury linens. The indulgent bathroom offers the perfect place to freshen for the day ahead or soak away the salt and sun kissed skin under the rain shower. The owners have thoughtfully provided a collection of books, games and maps making it even easier to map out your days from Heather Cove.

Step outside your holiday door and breathe in the fresh air, with only the wildlife to disturb, the private setting invites you to switch off. A bubbling hot tub is perfectly placed to capture those glorious sunset skies and spend quality time together. Guests are welcome to explore the surrounding fields extending your outside area and offering a playground for dogs to play. The nearest beach to Heather Cove is Chapel Porth which guests can visit on foot within a 20 minute walk leading across the fields and down the valley. Chapel Porth is a picturesque spot run by the National Trust which they describe as 'a wild and cosy beach, rich in heritage and legend'. The tempting cafe is well worth a visit for artisan coffee and cake. St Agnes can also be accessed on foot within a 30-40 minute walk or short hop in the car. This local village offers a host of places to eat including Driftwood Spars pub down by the beach and many more cafes, pubs and cool bars. Trevaunance Cove is a stunning sandy cove and popular with local surfers who brave the Atlantic rollers. The mining landscape adds to the drama of this magical stretch of coastline as retired chimney stacks litter the cliffs and the rich red earth local to the area. Wheal Coates is very nearby, a historic tin mine ruin overlooking the sea offering some of the most stunning seascapes in the county - don't forget your camera! Other nearby beaches include Porthtowan, Portreath and Trevellas. 

However you like to holiday, Heather Cove and the local area has so much to offer. From adventure weekends packed with surfing and walking experiences to those oh so lazy days far from the bustle of home.