Located on the majestic Roseland Peninsula, near the pretty village of Portscatho is this characterful accommodation, Trewince Manor Cottage. This retreat is ideal for a family and friends gathering, particular for those who are seeking to explore the Roseland Peninsula, with glorious beaches, award-winning restaurants and land and sea based activities to suit a group of all ages and tastes.
The interior of the property has several touches of traditional charm, with exposed beams and exposed brick walls framing the furnishings and quirky features. Upon entering the property, a country-style kitchen where the traditional AGA takes centre stage, with a central farmhouse table to gather around for sociable meal times.
After an action-packed afternoon, look forward to relaxing into your evening in the sitting room with the ornamental Cornish Range highlighting the charm of the property, creating a wonderful spot to curl up in front of the TV. If you fancy an hour’s peace and quiet away from the rest of the group, head into the snug with a good book in hand to truly unwind before heading to bed.
Follow either of the two staircases up to the first floor, where you will be delighted to find three bedrooms - a King-size bed with en-suite shower, a double and a twin also both benefiting from en-suite shower rooms. During the summer months, venture to the patio area where you and your loved ones can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining.
This property comes with use of the shared facilities (including indoor swimming pool, spa pool and sauna, subject to management opening hours) on the nearby Trewince Holiday Lodge site, a short walk across the lane. If you can tear yourself away from this delightful base, head to the nearby village of Portscatho where you will be delighted by the selection of pubs and shops that await you.
While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained at
Trewince Manor Cottage itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Cornwall has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.
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Lost Gardens of Heligan - PL26 6EN
about 10 Miles
The amazing Lost Gardens of Heligan are one of
Cornwall's most popular attractions and offers arrange of activities for adults and children. Besides the beauty and unique atmosphere of the gardens there are also organised events to enjoy throughout the year including a Harvest Display, Wild Food Walks, Halloween and Christmas celebrations and Book Signings.
The Rock Gardens, Caves and Nursery - TQ5 9HG
about 10 Miles
The Rock Gardens Caves and Nursery have an amazing setting in the old Palace Quarry. The gardens offer an abundance of trees, plants and floral displays including a very grand 80ft Elm Tree and a stunning Weeping Ash. The site also offers a large carp pond, a breathtaking illuminated cave and a tea room serving tasty local produce.
Flambards Experience Cornwall - TR13 0QA
about 13 Miles
A fantastic attraction with something for everyone. Combining rides, activities and exhibitions it's all here in the one place. Look out for seasonal events too such as the Fire in the Sky event on 27th October 2010 - discount advance tickets are available for most of the events so don't forget to check out their website. Some of the most popular thrill rides include the first Twisting Droptower in the UK called the Skyraker 001. The Hornert Rollercoaster is also not to be missed.
Dairyland Farm World - TR8 5AA
about 14 Miles
Open from end March to end October this is a lovely attraction suited to families with kids of all ages. You don't need to worry about the weather either as this is an all weather attraction with the addition of soft play areas and a ball pool for the little ones. Some of the highlights include the Bull Pen indoor play area, the Raging Bulls Ride, Pat-aPet and the Mini tractors. Of course there is also the opportunity to get up close to the farm animals and try some bottle feeding.
The Eden Project - PL24 2SG
about 16 Miles
The Eden Project is a fantastic local attraction in Cornwall which will appeal to families and couples. From the moment you step through the entrance it's clear that this is no ordinary attraction. All under one roof you will find a giant rainforest, Horticulture courses, rock climbing, ice skating and an arts cafe. Not all of these activities are on at one time, they are staggered throughout the year so check out the website to see what's available when you plan to visit. Autumn at Eden is very popular with events such as daily apple pressing and Time Changing Tales (story telling with an autumn theme).
Springfields Fun Park & Pony Centre - PL15 8EU
about 16 Miles
Springfields Fun Park & Pony Centre offers a day full of action and adventure for all the family come rain or shine. If the weather is good then children can take advantage of the vast open space to run around and play, enjoy pony rides, train rides, trampolines and Go-Karts and explore the nature trails. If the weather is not on your side then the huge play barn is the place to head and as climbing frames, slides, ball pool and rope swings as well as a baby and toddler area.
Newquay Zoo - TR7 2NN
about 17 Miles
The award winning Newquay Zoo makes a fun family day out in North Cornwall. With over 130 different species of animals to see and plenty of fun activities for the kids this attraction is ideal. Recent additions to the zoo include the African Savanna and the Madagascan Walkthrough exhibit. Kids will love the play area, face painting, tarzan trail and animal encounters. Different events tale place throughout the year such as the Halloween Zoo Boo family fun event on 31st October.
Paradise Park - TR27 4HY
about 19 Miles
Paradise Park first opened its doors in Cornwall in 1973 and has been one of the regions top attractions ever since. What was once just a tropical bird garden is now a refuge for many different species of animal and aims to be educational as well as fun for its visitors. The inhabitants include some typical UK creatures including Otters, and Red Squirrels as well as some more unusual and rare animals including Red Pandas. Younger children will enjoy meeting the friendly animals in the farm area. The site has recently been extended and now also has a fantastic Jungle Barn where kids can let of steam.
Camel Creek Adventure Park - PL27 7RA
about 22 Miles
The Monkey Sanctuary - PL13 1NZ
about 28 Miles
This attraction is really unique in that you have the opportunity to gain a rare insight into a working sanctuary. You can see first hand all of the fantastic work carried out as well as seeing the monkeys themselves. Other popular areas of this attraction include the Bat Cave and Wildlife Room. the Wildlife Gardens and the kids play area. There is something for everyone at The Monkey Sanctuary and you can also sponsor and donate if you wish. The cost to adopt a monkey is from just £2 a month.
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