An 1850s labourer's cottage with a wood burner, exposed beams, and a private Cornish garden.
The most traditional of the three. A one-bedroom self-catering cottage that started life as an 1850s labourer's home. Thick stone walls, exposed beams, the original granite fireplace housing a modern wood burner. Logs and kindling provided.
Downstairs is the lounge, the kitchen, and the bathroom with a walk-in shower. The wood burner sits in the original fireplace, copper pans hanging on the white-painted granite. A two-seater sofa, dining table by the window, fully equipped kitchen.
Upstairs is the bedroom: a king-size bed, with a small en-suite WC and basin (the walk-in shower is downstairs).
Outside, a private enclosed Cornish garden with a picnic bench. You hear birds in the morning, not cars.
Ten minutes from Falmouth harbour, three from Penryn Campus, walking distance to the village pub. A peaceful, romantic base for couples exploring Cornwall.