Guests say
Pentarow receives glowing praise for its immaculate, spacious, and beautifully decorated accommodation, set in a peaceful countryside location on a working farm. Guests consistently highlight the warm hospitality of Bridget and John, the well-equipped kitchen, and the comfort of the furnishings. The property is described as quiet and relaxing, with easy access to local attractions. Occasional minor issues, such as intermittent Wi-Fi and rural single-track roads, are mentioned but do not detract from overwhelmingly positive experiences. Many guests express a desire to return, making this an ideal retreat for couples or those seeking tranquillity.
Multiple reviews describe the property as spotlessly clean, pristine, and extremely well maintained. No negative comments regarding cleanliness were noted.
The rural setting is praised for its peace and quiet, with proximity to Falmouth and local villages. Some mention the single-track access roads and distance from towns, but most guests found the location ideal for relaxation and exploring the area.
Guests consistently mention comfortable beds, cosy furnishings, and underfloor heating. The property is described as spacious and well-suited for couples, with special mention of accessibility for those with mobility needs.
The cottage is repeatedly described as well-equipped, with a fully fitted kitchen and modern amenities. Minor issues such as Wi-Fi reliability and unfamiliar heating controls were noted, but these did not significantly impact overall satisfaction.
Guests frequently mention the hosts’ warm welcome, helpfulness, and thoughtful touches such as store cupboard essentials and occasional extras. While some guests received gifts like tea, coffee, and condiments, please note these are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
This idyllic retreat offers modern comfort, promising a peaceful and rejuvenating escape making it an ideal destination for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.. All on the
Ground Floor:
Living/dining room: Smart TV, Patio Doors Leading To Garden
Kitchen: Electric Oven, Induction Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Dishwasher
Bedroom: Super Kingsize (6ft) Bed, Smart TV
Shower Room: Walk-In Shower, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet, Shower Seat.
Air source heat pump central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Welcome pack. Enclosed garden with garden furniture and sun loungers. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. Welcome to Pentarow, a charming one-bedroom barn conversion, nestled on a picturesque working farm near Falmouth. Access is made easy for all, as a gently sloping ramp leads to the entrance, making it particularly convenient for families with strollers or wheelchair users. The owners have made the property accessible for wheelchairs: there is a large wet room, a spacious bedroom with French doors leading to the private garden, and a modern kitchen equipped with everything that you would need to make your stay comfortable. The large living area has patio doors leading to the garden as well as a table for two, a chair can be removed to allow a wheelchair to the table easily. If you prefer to eat al fresco, the private garden is ideal. There is one step down to access this from the barn, or there is an alternative flat entrance at the rear of the property.
Pentarow is on the south coast of Cornwall in Constantine, a quaint village near Falmouth, you’ll find a delightful array of activities to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Helford River, surrounding countryside and the Lizard Peninsula. Explore the captivating Trebah Garden, a subtropical paradise with winding paths, exotic plants, and a private beach. Stroll along the enchanting riverbank, hike through serene woodlands, or embark on a boat trip to fully appreciate the area’s scenic wonders. For a taste of local culture, visit charming cafés and eateries, where you can indulge in Cornish delights and mingle with friendly locals. Constantine has its own Museum and Arts Centre.
Meanwhile, in Falmouth, a historic maritime town, immerse yourself in the rich seafaring heritage at the National Maritime Museum. Admire an impressive collection of boats, maritime artefacts, and interactive exhibits that bring maritime history to life. With its enviable coastal location, Falmouth offers a plethora of water-based activities. Relax on stunning sandy beaches, perfect for sunbathing and picnics. Take memorable boat trips to explore the Fal River and its hidden coves or hop on a ferry to visit St. Mawes or Flushing. Whether you’re interested in nature, art, maritime history, or simply enjoying coastal bliss, Constantine and Falmouth offer a captivating blend of activities that cater to all interests and ages.
Free WiFi
The property is located on a working farm.
Nearby points of interest
- Kynance Cove
Reviews (22)
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Jane
lovely cottage everything you need for your stay Bridget and john very friendly and informative
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Confirmed Guest
Bridget and John are extremely welcoming and gave us good local advice.A handrail in shower for us elderly would have been helpful. Thank you for providing the shower seat.
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Michael Wilson
If you are a couple who want an out-of-the-way getaway to relax & rejuvenate & want to park the car for a week, especially if retired with bus passes, I would highly recommend Pentarow. Good amenities & facilities, good dual shower, overhead & directional, plenty of towels, comfortable bed & lounge, & the underfloor heating makes for a very cosy environment in cold, wet weather. We visited in Feb 26, wettest time in Cornwall on record. Wet weather had punished Cornish country lanes with surface water covering potholes, but driving slowly & carefully avoided them. Inspite of being in a working farm, with pedigree cows nextdoor, it was surprisingly quiet & peaceful. Constantine village was a 15min walk to a friendly Spa store for groceries, the 35a bus (one an hour) to Falmouth, Gweek, Helston & the Lizard. Constantine Stores boasts an amazing variety of sprits, especially if you are fond of whisky & gin , more than you can count. The bus to Falmouth for Fish & Chips at Harbour Lights is recommended, but there are a host of other enticing restaurants. Helston has a Lidl, Sainsburys & Tesco to stock up for a week. Portleven is worth a visit for it's famed high waves, tall as the watchtower in bad weather. Cosy evenings with meal of choice, drink & flat screen TV with Netflix, ITV X & BBC iPlayer, or quiety reading that book you have not finished is highly recommended. Hosts John & Bridget Olds are extremely friendly & helpful. Overall, a lovely place to stay for a week & relax.