Welcome to The Engine House, a charming two-bedroom cottage nestled in the heart of the stunning St Anthony Headland, close to the sleepy hamlet of Bohortha, on the breathtaking Roseland Peninsula. Once an old engine house, providing the main residence with electricity and water, this meticulously restored cottage exudes character and attention to detail.
As you arrive, you’ll find private parking for two cars, ensuring convenience from the moment you step foot on this idyllic property. Inside, you’ll discover all the amenities necessary for a memorable holiday experience. The ground floor welcomes you with an inviting open plan living and dining area, featuring a charming window seat where you can bask in the mesmerizing views of the landscape. On a chilly evening sit around the log burner with a good book! Upstairs two spacious bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom, offering comfort and relaxation after a day of exploring the peninsula’s hidden gems.
The Roseland Peninsula is a veritable paradise for nature lovers, boasting the prestigious title of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here, you’ll find several stunning beaches, each with its own unique charm and character. Porthbeor Beach lies a mere 5-minute walk from The Engine House, offering a tranquil escape surrounded by nature’s splendour. Meanwhile, Towan Beach, with its coffee shop provides a more accessible option less than a mile away, perfect for leisurely strolls and lazy days by the sea. There is a seal colony on the walk to Towan, and Peregrine falcons breed at the headland where there is a bird hide for viewing. The peninsula is dotted with captivating landmarks and attractions just waiting to be explored. Take a scenic stroll to St Anthony Head and marvel at its iconic lighthouse, or embark on the walk to Portscatho, where you can indulge in a delicious lunch before retracing your steps.
For a taste of history, venture to Veryan with its unique roundhouses, or visit the quaint fishing village of St Mawes, home to the impressive St Mawes Castle, offering panoramic views of the coastline and plenty of places to eat, drink and relax. For those eager to venture, catch the passenger ferry from Place to St Mawes and then another to Falmouth and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling seaside town. Explore the parks and gardens, delve into maritime history at the National Maritime Museum, or wander the ancient walls of Pendennis Castle. Alternatively, hop aboard the King Harry Ferry, a short drive away, and discover a world of adventure on the other side, with a wide array of water sports available for thrill-seekers of all ages.
Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, The Engine House serves as the perfect base for exploring all that the Roseland Peninsula and beyond has to offer. Beach 1 mile.