The Roost is situated in the quiet rural Hamlet of Killivose less than 1 mile from the outskirts of Camborne. The Roost makes a perfect property for couples looking to escape to an idyllic location with a well-equipped base to return to each evening, ensuring a cosy retreat at any time of the year. Boasting a wonderful open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining and sitting area, this property is in the ideal setting to unwind with your loved one, surrounded by beautiful scenery in a peaceful area. Snuggle up on the sofa and watch all your favourite programs whilst dinner simmers on the hob, creating the perfect alternative to eating out in one of Camborne’s many delicious restaurants for a romantic evening in at The Roost. The double bedroom is bright and bold, with fresh floral colours from pillows to pictures, this room is a lovely place to kick back and relax. Head outside to take in the pretty garden whilst sitting on the patio area and enjoying a hot cup of coffee; a super spot to enjoy your breakfast before exploring your surrounding areas; just be sure to bring your walking boots! Located on the outskirts of popular Camborne, this property is great for avid walkers, cyclists and nature lovers - be sure to look out for the owners own wildlife too, with an Eurasion eagle owl living on-site, it truly is a wondrous holiday home. Visit Camborne for a bite to eat, whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner you’re after, this vibrant town has plenty to offer from big chains to independent cafes, there’s something for even the fussiest of eaters to indulge in. Camborne and the surrounding area is steeped in Mining Heritage including the King Edward Mine Museum - it's also home to Trevithick Day a steam power and music festival held in April.

The Roost is ideally placed for exploring West Cornwall from its central position –

Just 3 miles to the North Coast and the sandy beaches of Gwithian , Porthtowan and on to the quaint village of St Agnes.

Or travel just 3 miles to the South Coast for Porthleven, Praa Sands & Marazion to walk the stone causeway to St Michael’s Mount.

The Lizard Peninsular is just 15 miles and Land’s End only 21 miles. For a true Cornish experience, head to the coast of the Godrevy Heritage where you can find stunning beaches, even more walking routes, and the chance to spot nature both from shore and in the waters whilst surfing, it’s a definite must-see whilst in this beautiful area of Cornwall.

Camborne is a bustling town resting on the Cornish coast and is well known for its “Queen of Cornish Mines" - the Dolcoath copper and tin mine, the deepest in Cornwall. Within the town you will find a selection of pubs, shop and eateries, as well as opportunities to explore the Heartlands, a community space covering 19 acres.

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