Bright and airy, this charming moorland farmhouse is secluded and peaceful, making it the perfect place to gather the family for a much-needed get-together.

With wooden beams, inviting sink-into sofas, and unique characterful features, this farmhouse offers an authentic coastal retreat. And with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two living spaces, there's room for everyone to relax after a day spent exploring Cornwall's rugged coastline.

If you're keen to get out and explore, why not visit the medieval church of St Levan, or the Minack Theatre, which is cut into the granite cliff face? There are plenty more cliff walks, gardens and galleries to visit, and Porthgwarra Cove is a three-minute drive or fifteen-minute walk away.

Porthgwarra is a small, coastal village resting upon the Penwith Heritage Coast in Southwest Cornwall, near the iconic Land’s End point. Set upon the coastal path, with historical landmarks of Gwennap Head Daymark on route, and with a delightful haven of Porthgwarra Beach within reach, both visitors and locals can enjoy the beauty of the village, before grabbing a bite to eat at Porthgwarra Cove Café. For a hub of amenities, nearby Sennen is home to a convenience store, and the First & Last Inn pub, both reachable via car, along with the Surf Beach Bar, located upon the golden shoreline. Travelling east from the village will bring you to Porthcurno, with beautiful, turquoise waters to take advantage of, where you’ll also locate The Minack Theatre, PK Porthcurno Museum, and the 3 Cove Lookout hiking area, whilst Penzance Promenade is a must for a full day out, brimming with galleries, shops, eateries, and a hub for watersports. With so much to see and do in the area, start with Porthgwarra as your base.

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