Mevagissey 2.9 miles. This charming cottage sits in the historic hamlet of St. Ewe, a few miles outside of Mevagissey in mid-Cornwall. The property is one of the original barns, part of the Churchtown Farm Barn, dating back to the early 1700’s, and now hosts a stylish interior over two floors, The Linhay is a luxury and welcoming base for families and friends looking to escape to this bustling region of Cornwall. It also benefits from being dog-friendly, so your pooch can come along too! Step into the light and airy kitchen/diner, featuring a vaulted ceiling, where you will find all you need to conjure up delicious feasts for your loved ones, including a Nespresso coffee machine for your morning coffee fix and a lovely John Lewis oak table where you can savour leisurely meals with loved ones. After dinner, retire to the spacious sitting room, also with vaulted ceiling, where you will find plush seating, a TV and a woodburning stove, a haven to return to after an adventure filled day. The owners even add a little Christmas tree during the festive season. There is also a further break out space with sumptuous sofa and a wall-mounted TV, ideal for when you want your own space or to curl up with a good book. Continue to the master bedroom, home to a sumptuous super-king-size bed, a vaulted ceiling and en-suite shower room with elegant claw-foot bath. The second bedroom can be found upstairs in the original hayloft, and hosts two single beds, ideal for the little ones. The property also benefits from a spacious ground floor shower room. On warmer days, head out to the private and south and west facing contemporary patio with furniture and gas barbecue, perfect for alfresco dining. When you’re ready to explore, a short walk down the road takes you to the 16th-century Crown Inn, a popular pub, serving a varied menu, a selection of ales, a lovely landlady and a Thursday evening quiz, perfect for when you want to treat the group to a meal out. The village also offers easy access to a wealth of golden beaches, popular towns and villages, golf courses, gardens, a local vineyard, and the renowned South West Coast Path. Just three miles away is Mevagissey, a quaint Cornish village featuring winding cobbled streets lined with eateries and independent shops, so you can easily find a gift to take home. Visit Mevagissey Museum and learn about the rich maritime history of this charming fishing village or see marine life up close at the village's very own aquarium, home to a diversity of local marine wildlife, it makes the perfect way to get to know the area. Pack up your seaside equipment and head to Mevagissey Beach, pick up an ice cream to eat at picturesque harbour or visit Mevagissey Wet Fish to pick up some delicious seafood for home-cooking. Further afield, St Austell is worth a visit, boasting lots to do such as The Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Shipwreck Treasure Museum and one of the UK's most popular tourist attractions, Eden Project. Further afield, you will find the fantastic attractions of Restormel Manor, Caerhays Estate, and the Hidden Hut. However you choose to spend your time in Cornwall, look forward to a delightful stay at The Linhay.

The ideal Cornish fishing community, complete with narrow streets made of cobblestone and a lovely harbour dotted with boats. The coast offers breathtaking treks in both directions, with sand beaches, towering cliffs, and secret coves to discover. The Lost Gardens of Heligan are only up the road, and the village has a great selection of pubs and eateries. From Easter to September, a ferry service connects Mevagissey and Fowey. Spend some time in Charlestown's (7-mile) Tall Ships Harbour and its shipwreck museum or at the renowned Eden Project's tropical biomes (11 miles). A short drive from Truro, with its shops, restaurants, theatre, and church, and a half-hour journey from the breathtaking Roseland Peninsula's lovely coastline, fantastic beaches, and renowned gardens.

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