Children-friendly charming cottage with garden | Pets allowed

Kerslake House is a stunning reverse-level property set 1m from the charming village of Crafthole, Cornwall. Perfect for families or groups, this five-tick retreat combines contemporary design with coastal charm, offering spacious interiors and breath-taking views. The open-plan living space is the heart of the home, featuring a log burning open fire place, sleek kitchen, and dining area, all opening onto a large timber deck where you can savour the country air. The deck includes large comfortable outdoor sofas and chairs and a gas BBQ is provided. Four beautifully appointed bedrooms, three with en-suites, ensure privacy and comfort for all guests. Outside, the grounds extend across 5 acres of woodland and lakes, creating a serene backdrop for your holiday. The gardens around the house include a variety of flowing plants and are a stunning feature of the property. Explore nearby Portwrincle Beach and Whitsand Bay for golden sands and water sports, visit the historic town of Looe for its bustling harbour and seafood eateries, or venture to Polperro for quaint streets and coastal walks. Just a short drive away is the historic naval City of Plymouth where you can enjoy the historic Barbacan with its many bars and restaurants. Whether you're seeking relaxation, that traditional beach holiday or adventure, Kerslake House offers an unforgettable Cornish escape.Nestled in southeast Cornwall's Rame Peninsula is the stunning village of Crafthole. This hidden gem can be found in the parish of Sheviock and boasts a country pub, shop, chapel, Post Office, and a village hall. Dating back to the 19th century, this sneaky village was well-known for smuggling rum, using the Portwrinkle harbour to offload the beverage and travelling up the long and steep hill back to Crafthole Methodist Chapel, where the rum would be stored underneath the building. Portwrinkle is a gorgeous coastal village, home to a Grade II listed building, Eglarooze Cliff, sandy beaches, and a large golf course. Also nearby havens worth visiting include the beautiful coastal villages of Millbrook, Downderry, the fun, seaside town of Looe and the thriving city of Plymouth. Antony is a nearby village, boasting popular gardens, museums, boat trips, and walking and cycling opportunities along the cliff tops. Crafthole is a tranquil spot for a quiet break away when exploring the Cornish coast.