Tucked away on the edge of the village of Porthtowan, boasting a tidal pool and amenities including a village shop and several places to eat, all within walking distance. Join the South West Coast Path and explore the rugged north coastline. Head to the village of St Agnes (4 miles) with more beaches, coves, and eateries. Watch the sunset at the St Agnes Beacon with a locally bought takeaway. Once you have finished investigating the local area, venture a little further afield to some of Cornwall s most popular attractions head to the cathedral city of Truro for a plethora of shops, or Perranporth and Portreath both with stunning beaches, all within 9 miles. You can access the lodge effortlessly via a level pathway leading to the side decking area, or through steps onto the main decking area welcoming you into this charming rustic retreat. Inside, the open plan living space creates a perfect setting for reconnecting with loved ones. The well equipped kitchen ensures you have everything you need for your holiday, whether it's preparing a picnic for the day or a hearty family meal. After a day exploring the nearby South West Coastal Path, cosy up by throwing a couple of logs into the wood burner or gather around the dining table for a night of card games. The lodge features a luxurious super king size en suite bedroom with a TV, and a versatile twin zip and link bedroom (can be made up as a super king size on request), accompanied by a family bathroom. Step out onto the glass covered terrace, providing the opportunity to relish the hot tub and dine al fresco, regardless of the weather. Overlooking a lush woodland area, it offers an excellent vantage point for observing the abundant wildlife thriving right outside your door. The garden area is thoughtfully landscaped with trees and shrubs to ensure utmost privacy, while the lounge windows frame picturesque views of distant hills. For your convenience, there's an outdoor storage cupboard, perfect for stowing away equipment such as wetsuits, surfboards, and body boards.
