Built in 1854, this beautiful stone cottage enjoys a secluded and idyllic waterside location along the River Tamar, providing a wonderful backdrop for couples and smaller families exploring a magical part of South Cornwall. Famous as a location for the hit TV drama Beyond Paradise, the characterful detached retreat offers cosy, light and spacious accommodation for four guests eager to discover the area's serene landscapes, rich heritage and spellbinding coastline. Lying in a peaceful spot within the historic Pentillie Castle estate, this delightful bolthole features a welcoming wood burner, generous bay windows and a picturesque walled garden, making an ideal holiday home for beach lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and history buffs. Entering this sweet cottage, the light-filled country-style kitchen offers a warm welcome, leading through to a handsomely arranged dining room with large bay windows and a snug wood burner. With a Smart TV and sumptuous seating, the cheerful lounge provides a perfect spot for unwinding in the evening. Heading upstairs, there are two snug bedrooms overlooking the river: one super-king-size and one king-size, alongside an en-suite bathroom and a separate shower room. Outside, the walled garden features a sweet seating area perfect for taking in the tranquil views of the river and the charming bathing hut. Guests are also free to follow the picturesque network of trails through the surrounding estate’s 55 acres of Repton-designed woodland gardens. Parking is available for two cars in the private carpark across from the cottage.
The Tamar Valley National Landscape offers miles of beautiful walks, with impressive historic sites nearby including Cotehele (6 miles) and Port Eliot House and Gardens (11 miles). Other local attractions include Adrenalin Quarry, the Cornish Maize Maze and Buckland Abbey, all within 18 miles. For a day at the seaside the coast is just 15 miles to the south.