Rosevean House, St. Agnes, Cornwall

Rosevean House is arranged over three floors with six bedrooms, three of which are en-suite and a further two shower rooms. It has a large open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room with bay windows overlooking the garden and on the lower ground floor benefits from a large games room with a full-size pool table and table football, as well as a TV/Cinema room. There is a large terrace with garden furniture and a barbecue, and an additional terrace adjacent to the games room which catches the evening sun. Beautiful well stocked gardens surround the property with ample parking and plenty of space to store bikes, surfboards etc.

St Agnes has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tin mining was of vital importance to the village, but today it is also well known for its thriving arts and crafts and for its many excellent restaurants and cafes. Rosevean House is half a mile from Trevaunance Cove which is a fantastic beach for surfers but also for those simply wishing to enjoy the scenery or explore the splendid rock pools. There are two other nearby beaches, Chapel Porth which is owned by the National Trust, and Porthtowan which has been previously described by the Telegraph as the UK’s best beach for learning to surf. The area is spectacular for walking but is also becoming increasingly popular for cyclists. The Peterville Inn in the St Agnes was voted Visit England's pub of the Year 2024. St Agnes also benefits from a butcher, two bakers, two small supermarkets, two greengrocers, and a fish 'deli' and there is a fishmonger on the way to Chapel Porth – so it is easy to shop local and eat fresh.

Additional Information:
One well-behaved dog welcome (small additional charge). Please keep dogs off the furniture and out of the bedrooms at all times, and in the utility room when wet.
Travel cot and highchair available on request.
Please be aware of an ornamental garden pond near the front door.
There are steps from the kitchen / dining area to the terrace, and again down into the garden, however it is possible to avoid these by going out of the front door and using a ramped access.