Tucked away in the picturesque countryside of Redruth, on the beautifully-maintained grounds of the owner's home, rests this delightful single-storey wooden lodge, Carpenter's Cabin. Perfectly positioned within easy reach of the dramatic Cornish coastline, Carpenter's Cabin offers an idyllic escape for a romantic getaway for two. Pass through the gates and drive the short distance along the track, where two sought-after off-road parking spaces will greet you at the front of the property, leading you up a step to the decked area, inviting you to unwind with a leisurely seat on a bench, enveloped in the sounds of birdsong. Stepping inside, you'll be delighted by the traditional interior, boasting rustic wooden features and flooded with natural lighting, providing a truly remarkable Scandinavian-style log cabin experience. Head through to the amply-equipped kitchen where the designated chef can prepare a romantic meal for two, serving your culinary delights at the intimate dining table before retiring to the neighbouring snug to settle down for the evening in front of the television. When sleep calls, rest your head in the double bedroom, where the traditional character of the cabin is maintained with the charming wooden furnishings, offering a whimsical and romantic setting. In the morning, prepare for a new day with a revitalizing rinse in the spacious walk-in shower, before stepping outside to enjoy a steaming mug of coffee in the tranquility of the surrounding greenery. Head off on foot to explore your surroundings, taking the stroll into the heart of Redruth, where you'll be spoilt for choice with the range of shopping opportunities and eateries on offer, along with an exciting selection of attractions worth visiting, including the National Trust's East Pool Mine, where you can join the guided tour through the engine house and boiler room of an 18th century working mine, and the museum of Kresen Kernow. Within easy reach is the marvellous designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, St. Agnes Heritage Coast, home to breath-taking stretches of golden sand, including Chapel Porth and the award-winning, Porthtowan Beach, where you can enjoy an invigorating dip in the waters, or experience dolphin spotting atop the surrounding cliffs. Further afield is the bustling University town of Falmouth, where you'll find a wider selection of shops and eateries alongside a vibrant party scene, as well as a host of sights and attractions, including the National Maritime Museum and the artillery fort of Pendennis Castle, constructed by Henry VIII. However you plan to spend your time visiting Cornwall, be sure to pick Carpenter's Cabin as a base that you'll be delighted to return to.

The pint-sized town of Redruth, once the centre of Cornish mining history, is nestled within the picturesque countryside of Cornwall, a short distance from the dramatic coastline. The town homes a selection of shops and eateries to suit all tastes, and if you time it right, you might catch sight of the continental market. There's a host of attractions worth visiting, including the Moseley Heritage Museum and the East Pool Mine, preserved by the National Trust.

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