Prideaux Cottage

St Blazey, Near Par, Cornwall

Situated in St Blazey, near Par in Cornwall, this luxurious barn conversion offers a spacious and sunny living area atop the picturesque Luxulyan Valley. Accommodating up to six guests, the property features a generous living room, an elegant beamed dining room, and a well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen with a slate floor. Additional amenities include a utility room, a conservatory with French doors leading to the garden, and a separate toilet. The first floor comprises a double bedroom with a 5ft bed, TV, and en-suite bathroom, along with another double bedroom with a TV and wash basin, a twin bedroom also equipped with a TV and wash basin, and a bathroom with an over-bath shower. The property is well-appointed with modern conveniences, including Wi-Fi, a washing machine, and a large lawned garden, making it ideal for families.

Located within the enchanting landscape of Daphne du Maurier country, this property is part of the Prideaux Estate, which includes other award-winning accommodations. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the Luxulyan Valley and its surrounding woodlands. The area is renowned for its stunning walking trails, including what is considered "the most beautiful walk in Cornwall," which meanders through lush woods, picturesque streams, and under an ancient viaduct. Just a short distance away lies Prideaux Wood, where visitors can access the Saints’ Way, a historic 27-mile footpath connecting the fishing village of Fowey to the harbor town of Padstow, rich in Cornish heritage and scenic beauty.

The coastal region surrounding St Blazey is abundant with opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration. The dramatic Cornish cliffs provide invigorating walks with breathtaking ocean views, while the area boasts numerous historic homes and gardens, such as the world-famous Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Visitors can also explore other notable gardens like Caerhays, Tregothnan, and Trelissick, which are located on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula. The south coast is dotted with stunning beaches, secluded coves, and charming historic towns like Falmouth and Fowey, which are easily accessible from the property.

Fowey, just five miles away, is celebrated as the home of Daphne du Maurier and features a royal yacht club, an annual regatta, and a vibrant selection of restaurants, pubs, cafes, galleries, and shops. From Fowey, guests can embark on boat trips along the coast, with opportunities to see dolphins and engage in various water sports, including sea fishing, kayaking, and sailing. The region also offers activities such as golf, horse riding, surfing, sailing, and cycling, making it an ideal destination for adventure seekers. With a shop located just a mile away and a pub 1.5 miles from the property, guests will find everything they need for a memorable stay in this enchanting part of Cornwall.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby