Treat yourself to a stylish break away with all your loved ones at this architecturally-impressive cedar-clad home set in the wooded valley above Trevaunance Cove in St Agnes - where floor-to-ceiling windows frame open valley views across to the engine houses of Wheal Kitty, and you’ll find a sandy beach just 600 metres downhill. Sleeping nine people across four bedrooms, it's perfect for families or groups of friends who are searching for a Scandinavian-style surf-retreat to call home while they discover this dramatic stretch of the Cornwall’s Heritage Coast. Book a kayaking or surf lesson at the beach, or follow the South West Coast Path to Perranporth, where old tin mines mark the clifftop skyline. In the evening, come home to sink into your private hot tub and soak up the valley views all around you.
Pull into your private parking spot and take the steps up to your stylish hideaway’s front door. Step inside and you’ll find a chic open-plan living room/kitchen/diner, where floor-to-ceiling windows deliver extraordinary valley views across to Wheal Kitty. A wood burner in a sophisticated sitting area anchors one end of the space, and the sleek kitchen area flows into an elegant dining area with a large round table. Sliding doors open onto a decked terrace, which looks out over the valley. Head upstairs and you’ll discover a master king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room and sliding doors that lead onto a secluded private balcony - where your hot tub is waiting for you. A second king-size has its own private balcony with woodland views, and there are also two fun bunk rooms (one with an additional single truckle bed). A smart family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the layout. When you wake up, head out to the picnic bench that sits beneath the trees to enjoy your morning coffee.
Grab your board and head 600 metres down through Trevaunance Gardens to hit the surf, or follow the South West Coast Path south to Chapel Porth (2 miles) to explore the rockpools and sea caves. Alternatively, head into St Agnes village (0.5 miles) to check out the quirky galleries and cafes and browse the museum’s remarkable collection of local mining artifacts.