Duloe 0.7 miles. Resting the small Cornish village of Tredinnick, just a short distance south from nearby Duloe, lies this charming, two-bedroom holiday home, Thearosa Cottage. Boasting off-road parking, tastefully-presented living spaces, and a good location close to nearby amenities, this delightful stay welcomes a small family or group of sharing friends for a relaxing escape to beautiful, rural Cornwall. Park up, unpack and make yourself at home in your quaint new lodgings, which comes complete with an array of well-appointed living areas. A fully-equipped, galley-style kitchen awaits the chosen chef, where they'll find everything they'll need to help rustle up a hearty, home-cooked meal. Savour your dinners around the dining table, before you retreat to the sitting room, which is kept warm by a woodburning stove, to kick back and unwind on the plush sofa or chair whilst you watch a film on the Smart TV. When the sleep inevitably calls, be sure to indulge in a long, hot bath before your finally tuck yourself in for a much-needed rest in the inviting double or single bedroom. After sipping your morning coffee whilst gazing out the window at your peaceful, countryside surroundings, slip your shoes on and head out to explore what the local area has to offer. Head on foot to nearby Duloe, where you can stock on essentials at the Duloe Community Shop on your way to sit down for a delicious gastropub lunch at The Plough. When you're suitably fuelled, make the car trip south to the coastal town of Looe, where you can spend time feeling the sand between your toes on East Looe Beach, snap photos for your albums at Pen Rocks, the View Point & Shelter, and Limmicks Rocks and Beach, or embark on a scenic hike within the gorgeous woodland of Kilminorth Woods. For an unforgettable escape to Cornwall with the family, look no further than Thearosa Cottage.

The small village of Duloe sits in the sought-after county of Cornwall between Liskeard and Looe. The village is home to the ancient remains of Duloe stone Circle and close by is Cornish Orchards for a great selection of ciders. Dining options a Gastropub for local ales and a home-cooked meal and you can grab the essentials from a well-stocked community shop. Just outside the village is the sprawling Kilminorth Woods for a hike and slightly further afield is the 18th-century Port Eliot House & Gardens. For a sandy beach with rock pools, venture to the seaside town of Looe, where you can unravel smuggling memorabilia at the Looe Museum and why not hop aboard a boat for a trip to Looe Island? Visit the town of Liskeard, steeped in history, with its Carnglaze Caverns for an underground experience, as well as the cascading Golitha Falls.

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