Carn Cobba
Architecturally remarkable six bedroom detached cottage with sea views, perched in a stunning World Heritage site in Cornwall.
- Sleeps 10
- 6
- 6
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Highlights
- Charming seaside holiday home with marvellous views, this is the ideal spot for groups of up to 10 guests
- The wild gardens are truly magical, with granite steps, subtropical plants, gentle slopes and even waterfalls emptying out into a mill pond.
- There's a detached games room with a table tennis table and bar area, as well as another TV and bathroom, perfect for overflow during rainy days or to give younger guests their space.
- Despite the remoteness, you can be at a twelfth century gastropub, world-class beach or a charming Cornish town in just a short stroll.
- From lawns which slope out to the sea to a rain proof lily-pond courtyards and a terrace with a BBQ, there are multiple outdoor spots to suit every kind of weather, guest and mood.
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You should know
- Dogs are encouraged.
- There is free private parking for up to four cars.
- Not all of the balconies are fenced in and there is a lot of water on the property, so smaller children should be supervised at all times.
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The details
This marvellous property is located at the end of a private track, with extraordinary views over the moors and down to the sea in several directions. Carn Cobba is a truly unique cottage capable of accommodating up to ten guests between six bedrooms, and occupies an enviable spot close to some of the most storied and historic areas in Cornwall. Perfectly finished inside and out, Carn Cobba is a real treat for any groups looking to spend time in gorgeous Western Cornwall, from large families to old friends, groups of couples to colleagues.
As your approach the cottage, you suspect that the house and gardens are one of a kind, and as you walk through the door you realise that you're in for a truly extraordinary experience. Built in the thirties and lovingly restored to its current glory, the house is characterised by light, warmth and comfort. Outside, a subtropical garden has been planted and maintained, and internally you'll find a space that successfully combines historic charm with contemporary luxury.
Arranged over three floors, the cottage is built around the central George Robinson kitchen, with a fab breakfast space opening up from it. A more formal dining room comes off this space, as well as an all-purpose living room, replete with bay windows and an open fire. As well as six bedrooms, four of which are en-suite, there is a study, a games room, a utility room, boot room and a first floor television and gaming room, ever popular with younger guests on rainy days.
The bedrooms are spacious and share the beautiful interiors which characterise the house, while the lower bedrooms even have private access via a backdoor, well suited for teenage guests, couples or a nanny.
Architecturally the house takes full advantage of its position, with most of the rooms drawing in shafts of light throughout the day. As well as abundant sea views, the property has multiple patios and balcony spaces, as well as a second dining room or 'snug' which faces the sunset in all four seasons.
Combining seclusion and easy access to village amenities, Carn Cobba is ideally suited for large groups looking for a range of holiday activities. From the galleries and studios of nearby St Ives, to excellent surfing at Sennen Cove, year round fishing to hearty pub lunches, there is something for everybody in your party.
Multiple walking trails snake past your door, and a fantastic slap up pub meal can be reached in just a ten minute walk. Whether your ideal holiday involves taking in the Tate St Ives and Barbara Hepworth House or cooking up a seafood feast, visiting D.H Lawrence's house or spending all day in your own private gardens, Carn Cobba has you covered.
As your approach the cottage, you suspect that the house and gardens are one of a kind, and as you walk through the door you realise that you're in for a truly extraordinary experience. Built in the thirties and lovingly restored to its current glory, the house is characterised by light, warmth and comfort. Outside, a subtropical garden has been planted and maintained, and internally you'll find a space that successfully combines historic charm with contemporary luxury.
Arranged over three floors, the cottage is built around the central George Robinson kitchen, with a fab breakfast space opening up from it. A more formal dining room comes off this space, as well as an all-purpose living room, replete with bay windows and an open fire. As well as six bedrooms, four of which are en-suite, there is a study, a games room, a utility room, boot room and a first floor television and gaming room, ever popular with younger guests on rainy days.
The bedrooms are spacious and share the beautiful interiors which characterise the house, while the lower bedrooms even have private access via a backdoor, well suited for teenage guests, couples or a nanny.
Architecturally the house takes full advantage of its position, with most of the rooms drawing in shafts of light throughout the day. As well as abundant sea views, the property has multiple patios and balcony spaces, as well as a second dining room or 'snug' which faces the sunset in all four seasons.
Combining seclusion and easy access to village amenities, Carn Cobba is ideally suited for large groups looking for a range of holiday activities. From the galleries and studios of nearby St Ives, to excellent surfing at Sennen Cove, year round fishing to hearty pub lunches, there is something for everybody in your party.
Multiple walking trails snake past your door, and a fantastic slap up pub meal can be reached in just a ten minute walk. Whether your ideal holiday involves taking in the Tate St Ives and Barbara Hepworth House or cooking up a seafood feast, visiting D.H Lawrence's house or spending all day in your own private gardens, Carn Cobba has you covered.
This marvellous property is located at the end of a private track, with extraordinary views over the moors and down to the sea in several directions. Carn Cobba is a truly unique cottage capable of accommodating up to ten guests between six bedrooms, and occupies an enviable spot close to some of the most storied and historic areas in Cornwall. Perfectly finished inside and out, Carn Cobba is a real treat for any groups looking to spend time in gorgeous Western Cornwall, from large families to old friends, groups of couples to colleagues.
As your approach the cottage, you suspect that the house and gardens are one of a kind, and as you walk through the door you realise that you're in for a truly extraordinary experience. Built in the thirties and lovingly restored to its current glory, the house is characterised by light, warmth and comfort. Outside, a subtropical garden has been planted and maintained, and internally you'll find a space that successfully combines historic charm with contemporary luxury.
Arranged over three floors, the cottage is built around the central George Robinson kitchen, with a fab breakfast space opening up from it. A more formal dining room comes off this space, as well as an all-purpose living room, replete with bay windows and an open fire. As well as six bedrooms, four of which are en-suite, there is a study, a games room, a utility room, boot room and a first floor television and gaming room, ever popular with younger guests on rainy days.
The bedrooms are spacious and share the beautiful interiors which characterise the house, while the lower bedrooms even have private access via a backdoor, well suited for teenage guests, couples or a nanny.
Architecturally the house takes full advantage of its position, with most of the rooms drawing in shafts of light throughout the day. As well as abundant sea views, the property has multiple patios and balcony spaces, as well as a second dining room or 'snug' which faces the sunset in all four seasons.
Combining seclusion and easy access to village amenities, Carn Cobba is ideally suited for large groups looking for a range of holiday activities. From the galleries and studios of nearby St Ives, to excellent surfing at Sennen Cove, year round fishing to hearty pub lunches, there is something for everybody in your party.
Multiple walking trails snake past your door, and a fantastic slap up pub meal can be reached in just a ten minute walk. Whether your ideal holiday involves taking in the Tate St Ives and Barbara Hepworth House or cooking up a seafood feast, visiting D.H Lawrence's house or spending all day in your own private gardens, Carn Cobba has you covered.
As your approach the cottage, you suspect that the house and gardens are one of a kind, and as you walk through the door you realise that you're in for a truly extraordinary experience. Built in the thirties and lovingly restored to its current glory, the house is characterised by light, warmth and comfort. Outside, a subtropical garden has been planted and maintained, and internally you'll find a space that successfully combines historic charm with contemporary luxury.
Arranged over three floors, the cottage is built around the central George Robinson kitchen, with a fab breakfast space opening up from it. A more formal dining room comes off this space, as well as an all-purpose living room, replete with bay windows and an open fire. As well as six bedrooms, four of which are en-suite, there is a study, a games room, a utility room, boot room and a first floor television and gaming room, ever popular with younger guests on rainy days.
The bedrooms are spacious and share the beautiful interiors which characterise the house, while the lower bedrooms even have private access via a backdoor, well suited for teenage guests, couples or a nanny.
Architecturally the house takes full advantage of its position, with most of the rooms drawing in shafts of light throughout the day. As well as abundant sea views, the property has multiple patios and balcony spaces, as well as a second dining room or 'snug' which faces the sunset in all four seasons.
Combining seclusion and easy access to village amenities, Carn Cobba is ideally suited for large groups looking for a range of holiday activities. From the galleries and studios of nearby St Ives, to excellent surfing at Sennen Cove, year round fishing to hearty pub lunches, there is something for everybody in your party.
Multiple walking trails snake past your door, and a fantastic slap up pub meal can be reached in just a ten minute walk. Whether your ideal holiday involves taking in the Tate St Ives and Barbara Hepworth House or cooking up a seafood feast, visiting D.H Lawrence's house or spending all day in your own private gardens, Carn Cobba has you covered.
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CHANGEOVER & SHORT BREAKS: Carn Cobba's usual changeover day is on a Saturday. Short breaks are available for a minimum of three or four nights arriving on a Saturday or Tuesday out of season. Do check with us if your dates don't quite fit as we will always try to help.
CHANGEOVER & SHORT BREAKS: Carn Cobba's usual changeover day is on a Saturday. Short breaks are available for a minimum of three or four nights arriving on a Saturday or Tuesday out of season. Do check with us if your dates don't quite fit as we will always try to help.
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