Semesterboende i Devoran

The Foxcotte

Foxcotte is a quaint annex set in the beautiful Cornish countryside which is attached to our family home. There are 3 lovely pubs nearby and a local shop, Truro & Falmouth, Penryn are 15-minute drive and the Foxcotte perfectly located to explore beaches on the north & south coasts. We are less than 5 minutes from our branch line station. Ideal for couples, single travellers, artists and those visiting family. Plenty of parking at the property. Small seated patio area at the side of property.

Luxury countryside barn conversion with hot-tub

An idyllic setting to get away from it all, for couples and small families alike. Bargus Barn is a contemporary, light, open plan, Scandi style apartment with a private garden, hot-tub and more. All this in a location that is less than 20 minutes drive from the famous beaches of both the North and South coasts of Cornwall. We're ideally situated between Truro and Falmouth where there are a huge range of shops and restaurants. There are two local pubs and many countryside walks on your doorstep.

Beautiful barn in rural idyll with hot tub

Upper Stables is a romantic hideaway nestled in the private countryside of Carclew on the outskirts of Mylor, in easy reach of creeks, beaches and Falmouth. The stables have been lovingly refurbished and boast wood fired hot tub, beams, woodburner, luxurious bathroom - roll top bath and rain shower and a large well equipped kitchen. There are many lovely spots to enjoy; meadow for sundowners, private 1 mile walk - perfect for dog owners, fenced garden with barbecue and fire pit for star gazing.

Rural retreat in peaceful seclusion

Peaceful retreat based in its own meadow of over 1 acre of land. This spacious wooden cabin boasts complete escape from the hustle and bustle and instead offers nothing but the sound of the birds and the clear night skies free from any light pollution amid all of your home comforts A wood burning stove is there to take the chill off and a fire pit outside Based in a tiny Cornish village, 5 minutes from the A39 linking Truro and Falmouth and a short drive to both north and south coast beaches

The Old Workshop, Waters Edge

With its stunning waters-edge location this stylishly refurbished property offers guests the perfect place to escape and unwind in comfort. Sit and relax as you watch the tides ebb and flow across Restronguet Creek. The Old Workshop has been renovated to provide reverse living accommodation to make the most of the amazing views and the open-plan loft style layout has been designed to offer a wonderful place to socialise with family or friends any time of year. With benefit of private parking.

Modern Family Home

Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun. Light , bright, modern family home in quiet village location. Rural view and a hot tub awaits. Large patio and family friendly garden, perfect for relaxing or playing. It’s has all the amenities you could ask for … and more. With plenty of country walks from the door step; a wonderful off road ‘coast to coast’ cycle trail and a train station connecting you to Falmouth, Truro - and beyond just a few minutes walk away.

Treruan - Waterside views nr. Falmouth

TRERUAN sits in a in a sunny south facing elevated position with an 180 degree view across Restronguet Creek overlooking the water. The tide is in two thirds of the time, ideal for birdwatchers, paddle boarders etc. The Old Tram road below forms part of the minerals track (with cycle hire) to the north coast. Falmouth with its maritime museum, sandy beaches, scenic river and marine watching trips is nearby. Loe beach watersports centre a short drive. Swimming/SUP from the quay 100m away.

Tranquil waterside self-contained Annexe

Delightful airy annexe with gorgeous views of Penpol Creek. Public water access 75m from flat; perfect opportunity for walkers to explore the foreshore and network of footpaths in this historic area, or keen kayakers/ SUP paddlers to traverse the stunning waters beyond to the Carrick Roads. Ideal for business & pleasure, conveniently located between Truro & Falmouth. Easy access to north & south coast beaches and attractions. Close proximity to National Trust Trelissick Gardens.

The Summer House, ( Cosy wooden cabin / private)

Our beautiful wooden cabin, is tucked away, with creek & countryside views, but still within the village. The cabin, boasts a fabulous private garden, with BBQ for both morning and evening sun. The living room includes futon company sofa bed, table, kitchenette (fridge, kettle, microwave ,toaster). A separate shower room, bedroom (king size beds). The private garden, offers patio furniture, BBQ, and access to shared children's swings. ( our children still like to use them!)

Waterside haven with kayaks & SUP board

Estuary Cottage oozes character with beamed ceilings, sumptuous velvet furnishings, and the sights and sounds of the sea on the doorstep. There's a log burner for cosy nights in, and 2 sit-on-top kayaks and a paddleboard for adventures from Point Quay right on the doorstep. ★★★★★ Probably the most beautiful place we’ve stayed in the UK. 3 lovely pubs nearby, local shop 5 min drive, Truro & Falmouth 15 mins drive. Ideally located to explore beaches on north & south coasts.

Cosy Cornish cottage in secluded rural location

Skylarks is a beautiful converted barn in a peaceful rural setting with full self-catering amenities. Visit England 5 Star award rating. Ideally situated in central Cornwall, close to the delights of both coasts and set amid rolling fields. Perfect for walkers/cyclists and is dog-friendly. The boutique-style cottage has an open-plan kitchen and living room with exposed beams, a woodburner, private patio and direct access to an orchard & meadow.

Cart Shed Cottage - Perranwell Station

3 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage (sleeps 6), with rural views in Perranwell Station. Cart Shed Cottage is found on the outskirts of the village in a quiet, rural location. Converted to a high standard with guests in mind, it's the perfect place to enjoy a Cornish break. Enjoy glimpses of Devoran creek and spot whether the tide is in or out in distant views and step straight onto a network of footpaths which criss cross neighbouring farmland.