Cottage with barbeque & garden

Sunrise Cottage is a charming cottage situated in the heart of St. Kew Highway, Cornwall. Welcoming one well-behaved dog, this delightful abode is perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a serene escape, with convenient roadside parking adding to its appeal. Upon entering the property, you will be greeted by a spacious kitchen/diner, fully equipped with everything you need to prepare delightful meals for your group. The dining area provides a sociable space to enjoy your culinary creations whilst discussing plans for the days ahead. Adjacent to this, you will find the inviting sitting room, complete with a warming woodburning stove, perfect for those chillier evenings. When it's time to retire for the evening, head upstairs to the two well-presented bedrooms. The first is a super-king-size and the second bedroom is a twin, which can also be converted into a super-king-size on request. Both rooms are tastefully decorated, providing a calm space to rest after a day of exploration. The bathroom is a real highlight of this property, boasting a freestanding bath and a walk-in shower, as well as a heated towel rail for added comfort. Outside, the property benefits from a patio with furniture, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. To the rear, there is an enclosed garden with a patio, lawn, barbecue, and furniture, providing a fantastic space for alfresco dining or simply relaxing in the sun. Steeped in Arthurian legend and folklore, Tintagel Castle is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, with the atmospheric ruins providing awe-inspiring coastal views. Experience the grim history of crime and punishment at Bodmin Jail, an interactive attraction and one of Cornwall's darkest tourist destinations. Venture to the National Trust's Lanhydrock, a grand Victorian country house set within glorious gardens and woodland. Immerse yourself in nature at St Nectan's Waterfall, a haven of serenity, or seek out spectacular coastal panoramas atop Pentire Point. Discover Cornwall's sea-faring heritage at the National Lobster Hatchery or embrace sun-soaked relaxation at Trevone Bay, a beautiful sandy cove perfect for families. The beach at Polzeath is close by – it is a great family beach, good for surfing and body boarding. The bustling market town of Wadebridge is perfectly placed alongside the ebb and flow of the River Camel, the town hosts an array of excellent shops, pubs and restaurants, all offering a personal and friendly service and is home to North Cornwall's only family-owned cinema. The beautiful countryside surrounding the town is criss-crossed with a network of local footpaths, amazing gardens and stately homes to explore, whilst the renowned Camel Trail passes through the town, providing 17 miles of fabulous, traffic free walking, horse riding and cycling opportunities. Visit the UK surfing capital of Newquay, with over 11 miles of golden sandy beaches, a fascinating sea life centre, exciting zoo and vibrant nightspots. Whatever your desire, there's something for everyone in this terrific holiday location. Wander the beautiful Elizabethan manor house and gardens of Trerice, or if you're feeling adventurous, tackle the greens at Pirate's Quest Adventure Golf, a fun-filled day out for all ages. However you decide to spend your getaway, Sunrise Cottage stands as your perfect base for making long-lasting memories. A civil parish and village resting in the heart of Cornwall, St Mabyn can be found sitting in close reach of both the coast and countryside delights of the county. A picturesque village, the area is also home to the hamlet of Longstone. with its name deriving from a standing stone which was broken up for gateposts around the year 1850, as well as manor houses including Tregarden, Tredethy, Helligan Barton and Colquite, there's plenty of scenic wonder to be discovered in the area. The village is host to a modest selection of amenities, including the St Mabyn Inn serving good food and drink, as well as there being a Post Office and general store, perfect for any self-catered getaway. A wider host of wonderful amenities and attractions can be found in close reach, including Pencarrow House & Gardens sitting on the fringes of Bodmin Moor, it's a Cornish Georgian delight offering 50 acres to explore as well as the house boasting beautiful art and antiques, it's well-worth a visit. Venture to the centre of Bodmin, where you can find the even more spectacular tourist attraction of the Lanhydrock National Trust, a late Victorian country house with gardens and a wooded estate to explore, or choose to unravel the history of the town at Bodmin Jail and Cornwall's Regimental Museum. The town also offers plenty of walking routes, including routes to the spectacle of the Bodmin Beacon, the Camel Trail and Tamar Valley, as well as the national forest of Cardinham Woods being perfect for a leisurely stroll. Visit the coast of Padstow to find even more enticing history surrounding its maritime past, as well as sea life safaris and a wide selection of waterfront restaurants to choose from. In easy reach of many of Cornwall's beautiful beaches including Polzeath, Par Sands and Fistral, St Mabyn is ideally situated for exploring the many wonders of this captivating region of England.