Rowan Cottage, Cornwall

Rowan Cottage sleeps up to 6 adults plus one child under 2 in a cot. Rowan Cottage is the ideal holiday cottage for families, groups of up to 3 couples and is ideal for parties with a guest who would prefer to not go upstairs as the Master Bedroom suite is on the ground floor and is accessible from the front of the house and the rear. Rowan Cottage is the ultimate get-away. Located in the small hamlet of Tresean, between Cubert and Crantock and only a half a mile walk along a country lane from Cubert Common which leads to Polly Joke Beach. Rowan Cottage is a detached, beautifully presented, delightful period cottage. The accommodation is laid out over two floors and surrounded by a beautiful garden to the front, rear and side enclosed by Cornish stone wall and a five bar gate. Step into the property and on the ground floor and to your right, you'll find a well equipped kitchen and a cosy and comfortable sitting room. On your left is a dining room which overlooks the garden and leads on into the Master Bedroom with en-suite and comfy king sized bed. Upstairs in the property you'll find two further bedrooms and a bathroom. To the left (at the top) of the stairs you will find a bedroom with a cosy and comfortable double bed with shuttered windows overlooking the front garden. To the right of the stairs is another bedroom: This room can be laid out as a twin with single beds or as a super-king. Between the two bedrooms on the landing, is the second bathroom. Here there is a large walk in shower, wash basin and a WC. The property has an enclosed garden, the front garden faces South West, so benefits from the sun all day, and is laid to lawn with lots of planting and pretty flower beds. There is plenty of room in the garden so surf boards, bikes and beach paraphernalia can be stored. To the rear there is a decked courtyard garden which has direct access via french doors from both the Sitting Room and Master Bedroom. For Poldark fans the cottage is only minutes away from Holywell Bay and the iconic Gull Rocks as seen on BBCs Poldark TV series.