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The Ultimate Lifestyle By The Sea

SPECIAL LONDON EDITION Issue 6 | July 2016

The Ultimate Lifestyle By The Sea Homes . Interiors . Gardens . Travel . Food . Health & Beauty

Stunning coastal properties WuIryNspa

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On location Cornwall’s awe inspiring ﬁlm and TV locations

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1 SUBLIME ST IVES, FOR SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER st ives, west cornwall Carbis Bay 900 yards ø for sale for the first time ever (originally built circa 1960) ø panoramic sea views ø beautifully extended & renovated ø sea views from all reception rooms & bedrooms ø extensive living areas ø 4 double bedrooms ø sympathetically designed & landscaped gardens ø 3,329 sq ft ø EPC = C

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Summer is the time when Cornwall really comes alive – every village and harbour bustling with activity, boats coming and going, and the sound of splashing and laughter in the air. And we’ve been lucky to enjoy some beautifully sunny days here at our base in Porthleven, even spotting a pod of dolphins off the coast! With rugged moorlands, miles of iconic coastline, crystal clear waters, and grand country houses, it’s really no surprise that Cornwall is a popular location for film and television. You’ll often see film crews out and about across the Duchy, using the landscape as the backdrop for the latest screen adaptation of a much-loved classic. So in this issue, we take a look at some of the wonderful locations caught on camera. I recently had the pleasure of meeting Jo Midwinter, an inspiring woman who gave up her career and relocated to the Camel estuary to follow her dream of becoming an awardwinning garden designer. Her fascinating story shows that anything is possible if you put your heart in it! We also paid a visit to the Lizard Lifeboat Station to discover more about the everyday heroes of the RNLI, risking their lives to keep our waters safe. As usual, we showcase a range a stunning waterside properties currently on sale through Savills, highlighting the beautiful homes on offer in the south west. And finally, we suggest a fabulous array of things to do and places to stay while in Cornwall. Enjoy!

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45 Just like heaven

22 Contemporary chic

46 Serene Scilly

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Stunning waterside pads from Savills Acorn Blue’s bespoke properties Chic homes from Legacy Properties Fresh ﬁsh from Wing of St Mawes World-class food at St Enodoc Hotel At the Cornwall Hotel & Spa Escape to Carbis bay and St Ives Coastal retreats from Forever Cornwall

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10 Cornwall on ﬁlm

Our stunning ﬁlm and TV locations

40 Waterside wonders

Relax at St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa

Cornish Horizons’ waterside retreats Introducing Praaloha, Praa Sands A slice of paradise Jo Downs celebrates 20 years The Lost Gardens of Heligan Celebrate your wedding at Fowey Hall We visit the Lizard Lifeboat Station Boutique fashion from Bishop Philpott Garden designer Jo Midwinter

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NEWS & views For more ideas visit www.cornwall-living.co.uk

Stunning bespoke furniture that makes a statement in any room Want to make a real design statement in your home or holiday cottage? Perhaps you’d like to create a vibe that’s at the sharp edge of design, but that’s also fun at the same time? Well, if so, keep on reading! Compared to chic designers Conran and Eames but at a more realistic price, Bordh produces stylish and bespoke dining tables, desks and coffee tables using the latest surfboard technology.

Bordh, Cornish for table, is the latest furniture trend from the Cornish coast. Each bespoke piece is lovingly handmade on the north coast of Cornwall, and built to each customer’s exact speciﬁcation. Want a table colour matched to your walls or featuring your favourite sunset photograph? Bordh can do it. With prices starting at £1995 these beautiful pieces of furniture are the freshest product to hit the UK furniture market this summer. For more details, visit www.bordh.co.uk

A piece of Cornwall for your home

House hunting from a distance doesn’t have to be hard

It’s the personal and unique touches that make a house a home; if you’re looking for beautiful and lasting furnishings, think slate. Cornish slate, in particular, is renowned for being of the highest quality and particularly hardwearing. Stevens Cornish Slate creates bespoke slate products, handcrafted and made-to-order, using authentic Cornish materials. The look and feel of each piece of slate is different; no two products are ever the same, bringing a unique and personalised industrial style to your home. Since forming in 2012, Stevens Cornish Slate has become well known as a skilled and artistic manufacturer of luxurious home accessories. From humble beginnings creating slate signs and tableware, the team is now a trusted and respected maker of cutting-edge and high-end pieces.

Grace Jones recently moved from London to Cornwall. “It takes ages to visit your preferred areas and get a feel for the place”, says Grace. “But if you’re also working full time at a demanding job, the task is a daunting one.” That’s exactly why she used a property search agent, choosing Stacks after meeting Nicola and being very impressed by her knowledge and professionalism. The result? “Many hours saved trawling online and visiting areas which looked good in photographs, but left me sadly disappointed. Stacks gave me access to a wider range of properties, including those that hadn’t yet been advertised. Nicola produced a selection based on my requirements, so when I made those long journeys west, she

met me with a planned itinerary to get the very best out of the time available. Nicola’s knowledge of the local market is second to none. She pointed out the good things about an area, told me about local trends and recent changes, so I had all the information with which to make a balanced decision.” Grace continues: “Nicola negotiated the price and supported the sales process through to completion, taking the stress away, leaving me free to focus on my moving plans. Using Stacks was the best decision I made.” 07770 901348 www.stacks.co.uk

Take, for example, the ﬂexible three-piece reversible chess table, which can be transformed into an ordinary coffee table; incredible handcrafted house signs; and a full Cornish Kitchen signature range. Properties around the UK are beneﬁting from Stevens Cornish Slate’s custombuilt bars, coffee tables, television stands and much more. Why not join them? 07854 953088 www.stevenscornishslate.co.uk info@stevenscornishslate.co.uk

Keep in the loop at www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Looking for a property in Cornwall? Get clued up! The use of a search agent was often considered the preserve of the rich and famous but no longer and canny buyers are turning to the service of experienced property search agents like Nick Turner, FRICS, whose ability to ﬁnd suitable properties actually

save clients money. Pre-inspection means that a client sees a property with the beneﬁt of having received a report and visuals before travelling. No wasted journeys and associated costs. With Nick negotiating with the vendor or their agent, the likely saving on the purchase price more than covers the fees involved. The opportunity to see properties not on the open market is opened up to clients as estate agents contact Nick on a regular basis to let him know what is coming to the market shortly. So if you’re looking to buy a home in Cornwall, and want the beneﬁt of insider knowledge, speak to Nick now. 01647 253188 www.nick-turner.com

Settle into St Ives at Porthmeor West Beach Cafe Porthmeor beach in St Ives offers some of the most stunning sea views in the south west. Nestled on the west end of this sandy stretch is West Beach Café and Bar, from which guests can watch the surf roll in and dolphins jumping in the bay. West Café plays host to events such as cinema nights, live music as well as sunrise yoga sessions for those who really like to build an appetite before mulling over a diverse, ever changing specials board. All the food is lovingly prepared by the chefs and served by warm, welcoming staff and what’s more, from healthy breakfasts, to Thai curries, to deli-style lunches with fresh quiches, salads and sandwiches, as well as their not-to-be-missed, speciality sour-dough pizzas, there’s something for everyone. Porthmeor West Beach Café and Bar 07816 931784

Day-tripper: Journey to the stunning Isles of Scilly If you’re heading to west Cornwall this summer, why not make the most of your stay with a trip to the beautiful Isles of Scilly? Sail across on the Scillonian III passenger ferry for a day trip like no other. Two adults and up to three children can sail to the Isles of Scilly for just £79 return.* You’ll set sail from Penzance at 9.15am arriving in the Isles of Scilly (on St Mary’s Quay) just before midday. You’ll then have four hours to explore St Mary’s or catch a boat ride across to Tresco and visit the Abbey Gardens. This fantastic offer is available until the end of September 2016, excluding Saturday and Monday travel, and bookings must be made in advance. Sometimes the boat times differ due to spring tides, so it’s worth checking when you book. To book the 2016 day trip offer, call the Travel Centre on 01736 334220 quoting ‘FAM16’ * See the website for terms and conditions www.islesofscilly-travel.co.uk

Keep in the loop at www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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CAUGHT ON CAMERA A breathtaking rugged coastline, sheltered coves, the isolation of the moors, beautiful houses and gorgeous villages… the perfect location!

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ardly a month goes by when someone isn’t ﬁlming something in Cornwall. With its stunning coastline, from the rugged north coast beloved by Poldark, with dashing young men on galloping horses and gorgeous windswept heroines, to the sheltered calm of quiet coves and estuaries ﬁt for Daphne Du Maurier and Rosamunde Pilcher. Cornwall just about has it all, including the weather – we have calm hot sunny days with clear blue skies and storm lashed landscapes with huge waves and threatening, dark brooding clouds, and just about everything in between… and all in the same week! Whatever the weather or location; Cornwall looks good on screen and is a much loved location for TV series, documentaries and blockbuster movies. Film crews of all shapes and sizes are made welcome in the Duchy and agencies like Visit Cornwall and

Cornwall Council are happy to lend a hand by suggesting the perfect film location or helping to arrange filming permission. And why? Because the film business brings lots of money into Cornwall, from the filming itself to the tourists who come to follow in the footsteps of a much loved character or author. From the Doc Martin effect in Port Isaac (aka Portwenn in the popular series), to the much-lauded new Poldark series: from zombies in Falmouth with Brad Pitt, to Maggie Smith and Dame Judi Dench filming Ladies in Lavender in Cadgwith, or Wycliffe filming the thought-provoking detective series down on the Lizard; Cornwall makes a stunning backdrop and there is a real value to the local economy. For instance, Germans are our biggest groups of foreign tourists by far: because they love Rosamunde Pilcher! The author’s a household name there. Over the past

é ABOVE Filming Poldark on the St Aubyn Estate ì ABOVE Prideaux House è RIGHT Actor Eleanor Tomlinson as Demelza in Poldark

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“The abundance of locations and the breathtaking scenery in Cornwall made the decision to return easy. Being supported by the Council and equally by the local location owners makes it a pleasure to film in Cornwall.” Ello Bolz, Producer ZDF films Rosamunde Pilcher series.

twenty years German company, ZDF films have made over 100 films of her books with more in the pipeline, and they are watched by around six million viewers each time. Many of whom then visit Cornwall to see their favourite locations. The stunning Elizabethan manor, Prideaux Place, on the beautiful North Cornish coast, has been the location for fourteen of her stories and is now a mecca for visitors from Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Owner Peter Prideaux-Brune always likes to take a cameo role in the films shot at his home – his credits so far include a chauffeur, a gin taster and a coroner. Peter’s wife Elizabeth tells me: “Peter and I love having films here and Peter likes to take a cameo role, a la Hitchcock, in the Pilcher films! Apart from meeting well known actors we find the crews fun and considerate to work with, once you get used to the endless cables and people in every

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é ABOVE Filming on Charlestown Quay ì ABOVE Port Isaac is Portwenn in Doc Martin ê BELOW The Phoenix î BELOW Antony House

corner of the house. We feel a great sense of pride seeing the house and garden on screen as we have worked so hard to restore them. The extra publicity also helps greatly with our visitor numbers!" Bonython Manor and its gardens on the Lizard is another popular location for Rosamunde Pilcher films. Other Cornish Estates, little villages and isolated coves feature in many films and TV programmes. Director Tim Burton seems to like filming in Cornwall he used Antony House in East Cornwall to film part of his recent film, Alice in Wonderland, and has now come back to the Roseland to the tiny hamlet of Portholland to film Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children with Samuel L. Jackson and Chris O’Dowd.

And let’s not forget the ongoing Poldark series, where the Cornish scenery was more than a match for a shirtless Aidan Turner. St Agnes Head, where iconic engine houses perch on the clifftops offering a silent reminder of Cornwall’s mining heyday, were a natural location choice for the filming of Poldark. The area doubles as Nampara Valley in the show. Some of the cliff scenes where filmed near Padstow and feature stunning views out over the Camel estuary. Aidan Turner and a hoard of other cast members descended on Church Cove to film nighttime ship wreck scenes. Porthgwarra cove sits at the heart of the St Aubyn Estates and was used to film some swimming scenes and landings; the filming took place over a week including one all night filming session. The rich mining heritage of the west Cornwall coast linking Botallack and Levan was used. Cameras rolled with Levant Mine playing the role of fictional Tressiders Rolling Mill while Owlas and Crowns near Botallack starred as Wheal Leisure. An absolute mecca for Poldark fans, of which there must be millions!

Some of the many successful ﬁlms made in Cornwall • About Time

• Alice In Wonderland • Die Another Day • Ladies in Lavender • The Shell Seekers • Blue Juice • The Eagle Has Landed • Knights of the Round Table • Scott of the Antarctic • Straw Dogs • The Thief of Bagdad • The Three Musketeers (1993) • Treasure Island (1950)

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Then there is the sea itself from the beautiful BBC Coast series, to short wildlife films about basking sharks, dolphins, seals or the fabulous birdlife. And, of course, old sailing ships create a magical feeling on film; we were lucky enough to catch up with Shane McCarthy owner of Atlantic Productions and more recently Square Sail Ventures, which owns and runs Charlestown harbour, also featured in Poldark, and the gorgeous Phoenix, a 112 foot, two-masted brig; she was built in Denmark in 1929 and converted to an eighteenth century brig in 1996. Shane, who started in the entertainment industry in 1983 working with such iconic acts as U2, the Rolling Stones and Madonna tells me “Coming from West Cork in Ireland, it was a natural fit, the communities and beautiful coastline are very similar. I have always been involved in all things maritime: I love fishing and sailing. My

family is moving to Cornwall from Cork and the whole business will be based here. It’s not just about using Cornwall as a location there is a wealth of talent here, set construction, rigs, staging all anyone could need for a production we can provide in Cornwall – they really don’t need to bring film crew with them!” Shane has already introduced ‘green screen’ to Charlestown, a huge outdoor space for filming anything and putting the backdrop in later. He and his team sailed Phoenix up to London this winter for the premier of “In the Heart of the Sea”, Phoenix plays the whale ship Essex on which Moby Dick was based. Shane adds “Luckily we got back just before the storms hit! But it was fantastic; one of the most fabulous things I’ve done; sailing up the Thames at night; they even opened Tower Bridge for us! I really do believe that Cornwall has a great future in filming – it could be equally good for everyone.”

With our cover feature placing the spotlight on the fantastic ﬁlming locations in our beautiful Duchy, we thought you might like to have a look on our website at a great ﬁlm taken from the skies in association with Visit Cornwall. www.cornwall-living.co.uk

n The Phoenix sailing into London Fancy an escape to Cornwall to experience the magic yourself? Then head over to our competitions on page 52 for a chance to win a range of faubulous prizes, including several luxury coastal retreats. Enter now at www.cornwall-living.co.uk Terms & conditions apply. See online for details.

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Property KILLIOW ESTATE

Newquay

St Ives

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Bolotho Mews

A stunning barn conversion with additional outbuildings in Killiow, near Truro.

INFORMATION Three miles from Truro Four bedrooms (master bedroom en suite) Fabulous kitchen with vaulted ceiling Sitting room and games room Two self-contained holiday cottages Stables and covered storage In all over 12.5 acres of gardens and paddocks

olotho Mews lies on the edge of the historic Killiow Estate in a rural setting between Bissoe and Kea, yet just three miles from the centre of Truro with it's magnificent cathedral and highly regarded schools and college. Bolotho Mews is a very attractive collection of barns centred around a central courtyard, approached over a long private lane shared with just one neighbour. There are many leisure activities to enjoy on the doorstep with golf at Killiow and sailing at Mylor. The main barn is currently set out as the family’s accommodation with two beautiful and spacious barns which have been converted in to Five Star Gold Award holiday lets, creating a good income. The main house is accessed to the rear with a broad entrance hallway making a welcoming first impression. The oak staircase leads to all the principle reception rooms on the first floor; a lovely bright series of rooms all enjoying views out over the gardens and countryside beyond. The kitchen really is the heart of the home featuring a large range cooker set in an inglenook and a high vaulted ceiling and triple aspect making for a lovely airy room. An exterior deck and staircase makes a great link out to the lovely landscaped garden to the rear. Laid to lawn it has great privacy as it is screened by tall shrubs and specimen trees.

A central courtyard offers ample parking for the two beautifully presented letting barns, Bramblings and Skylarks, and access to the orchard. A large timber barn consists of two loose boxes and a tack room as well as covered storage for cars, boats or garden equipment. The paddock extends to about ten acres and provides a great vantage point to enjoy the views of the countryside, to the side is a small orchard and a pretty woodland walk leading to a small stream. The garden for the house is very private. The nearby village of Carnon Downs has wide range of amenities including mini-market and doctors surgery. For the equestrian-minded, or cyclist, the Bissoe trail lies in the nearby Carnon Valley and links the south coast at Devoran with the north coast at Portreath. There are many other bridle paths in the locality making the area ideal for anyone with equestrian interests.

Bolotho Mews

ë ABOVE A beautiful country house in the heart of the Cornish countryside

GUIDE PRICE: £1.25 M

SAVILLS CORNWALL

73 Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2PN 01872 243200 truro@savills.com www.savills.co.uk

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Property POLRUAN, FOWEY

Newquay

St Ives

Fowey

St Austell Penzance

Waterside House Let time float by.

INFORMATION Stunning architect designed house Superb waterside position Five bedrooms Two outhaul moorings Boathouse/ workshop 47’ living/kitchen/ dining room Covered terrace and balcony 3,790 sq ft

s its name suggests, Waterside House enjoys a spectacular water-fronting position with truly magniﬁcent views over the River Fowey, providing an ever-changing and fascinating marine vista of the bustling harbour, boating and sailing activity. Waterside House is remarkably convenient by boat to all the facilities of Fowey across the river, whilst the historic village of Polruan has two pubs, village stores, a strong community spirit, village hall and regular passenger ferry across the river to Fowey, one of Cornwall’s most historic communities renowned for its safe deep-water anchorage, excellent sailing and good restaurants. The area generally is one of Outstanding Natural Beauty with much of the land on the neighbouring headlands being in the ownership of the National Trust (including the beautiful ‘hidden’ Lantic Bay) with a beautiful coastal footpath running between Polruan and Bodinnick and continuing along the south Cornish coast. Waterside House is extremely spacious with versatile accommodation on three levels, directly fronting the water and tidal beach. There is a huge, open-plan reception room, the perfect space for entertaining, with a dining room seating up to 20 people, a sitting area with modern woodburner and kitchen/dining area. The dining room leads into a timber-framed garden room opening

out to a terrace and private quay and featuring an attractive oak staircase leading up to the glazed atrium. From the kitchen/ dining area is a covered terrace: the perfect place for al fresco dining. On the first floor the en suite master bedroom suite has a walk-in wardrobe and stunning harbour views. There are three further bedrooms, one of which is en suite, a first floor sitting room/bedroom, a family bathroom and potential for a roof terrace. On the second floor there is a large loft room with plenty of space as an occasional bedroom or hobby room. Outside is a boathouse/workshop leading straight out to the waterside terrace with its private quay, complete with a two-tonne yacht crane and there is also a garage and parking space within a short walk. Available by separate negotiation, a short walk away, is a charming terraced garden with beautiful views over the river and a summerhouse. This really is a sailing enthusiast’s perfect Cornish waterside retreat.

Waterside House

ë MAIN The property offers incredible views out to the harbour é ABOVE The stunning interior é INSET ABOVE The unique waterside position

GUIDE PRICE: £1.95M FREEHOLD

SAVILLS CORNWALL

73 Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2PN 01872 243200 Cornwall@savills.com www.savills.co.uk

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Property PADSTOW

Newquay

ll Bodmin

St Ives

St Austell Penzance

The Beach House

A wonderful seaside retreat within one of the seven bays, for seven days.

INFORMATION Triple aspect beach, sea and countryside views Pathway to the beach Five bedrooms Two en suites, one family bathroom Accommodation arranged over ﬁve levels Imaginative open-plan living space Games room Large deck and two balconies Hot tub Heated swimming pool

rom time to time a property comes available that simply ticks all the boxes. Perched upon the path to Treyarnon Bay Beach, this property gazes out over the rugged, north Cornish coastline and, as you wheel your suitcases up the large, gated driveway to The Beach House, you’ll be tempted to judge this book by its cover. And so you should. As you walk in, you’re immediately charmed by the house’s individual character – the result of cleverly used, reclaimed materials throughout create a true ‘beach house’ feel. After a long day exploring the bay, as you unwind for the evening, you can drink in the views from the master bedroom which, commanding a floor of its own, comes complete with a beautifully understated en suite, vaulted ceiling and its very own woodburner, so you can get cosy. Four other bedrooms appear on the lower floors, including a guest room with en-suite bathroom as well as a family bathroom and twin shower room on the bottom floor. You won’t have to worry about the kids – they’ll keep themselves entertained in the old garage,

now converted into a games room, leaving you plenty of time to sink into the hot tub. The sitting room, located on the ﬁrst ﬂoor, provides a beautiful, open space to warm up in front of the wood-burner after a day carousing in the outdoor pool. With Padstow on your doorstep, you’re privy to an excellent range of local shops and a supermarket. After a leisurely cycle down the popular Camel Trail, which lines the banks of the Camel Estuary, you can soak up the local culinary scene with a tempting choice of Cornish pubs and boutique restaurants. This stunning property has all the makings of the perfect lock up and leave holiday home, and at the same time offers a comfortable, permanent residence to a family looking to relocate.

The Beach House

ë MAIN A spectacular property situated on the beautiful north Cornish coast

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SAVILLS CORNWALL

73 Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2PN 01872 243200 truro@savills.com www.savills.co.uk

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Property LOOE

Newquay St Ives

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Bodmin St Austell Penzance

Churchtown

A beautifully finished country home with creatively converted, residential outbuildings.

INFORMATION Approximately three acres Four bedrooms in main house Master and second bedroom en suite Wood burner Attached, three bedroom cottage Old forge conversion with three bedrooms and two living rooms Heated, outdoor swimming pool Beautiful gardens, including woodland

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ometimes, as we sit down for our weekly dose of Grand Designs, it can become all too clear that having an idea for a development and actually making it a reality are both very different things. What’s more, as you turn to the property market, it becomes immediately difficult to find something that matches up to what you had in mind. Yet, situated in three acres of gorgeous landscaped grounds, lies Churchtown, where your dream has been laid out for you. Enjoying beautiful views across traditional country gardens; with a wonderful, openplan living room laid with flagstones, a fabulous kitchen and well appointed bath and shower rooms, the main house is comfortable to the last touch. It’s a tempting new home in its own right, not to mention the attached, three-bedroom cottage boasting equally satisfying views over the grounds. What’s more, across the rear courtyard, you’ll find the newly converted old forge. Having been painstakingly renovated, this outbuilding now has three bedrooms with a master en suite, as well as two open-plan living areas and kitchens. Cleverly designed, this conversion works well both as a whole and as individual, one and two bedroom

units. Each living room has its own unique character; while one is a contemporary, light and breezy mezzanine bordered by glass, the other is resplendent, with vaulted ceilings, a huge, earthly ﬁreplace, formal dining area and authentic stone walls. Outside, the charming gardens include a gently sloping lawn, which forms the central feature of the main garden, with various beds planted with shrubs and perennials along the north and western sides. A woodland area on higher ground has carpets of bluebells and snowdrops, rolling down to camellias and rhododendrons while the heated swimming pool, lying on the eastern side of the garden, embraces the last of the evening sun. In a market where it’s becoming increasingly diﬃcult to impress, Churchtown speaks for itself, with so much and more to offer those who simply don’t have the time to develop their own archetypally Cornish, perfect country home.

Churchtown

ë ABOVE A stunning period property on Cornwall’s south coast

GUIDE PRICE: £1.35M

SAVILLS CORNWALL

73 Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2PN 01872 243200 truro@savills.com www.savills.co.uk

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Property POLPERRO

Rock

Newquay

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St Ives

St Austell Penzance

Seaways

A stunning house in beautiful Polperro, a picturesque village on the south coast. INFORMATION Looe, five miles Fowey (via Bodinnick Ferry), 7.5 miles Outstanding sea and harbour views Large family kitchen with AGA Cavernous sitting room Master bedroom with en suite Two further first floor bedrooms Further attic bedrooms and bathroom Heated swimming pool and hot tub Southerly aspect Private garage and parking area 3,584 sq ft

olperro is one of the most picturesque fishing villages on the south coast. The village itself hides inside a narrow harbour entrance protected by hills, where smuggling once prospered. For centuries, the village has been a pilchard fishing and processing port, exporting throughout Europe. The village is largely protected, ensuring that its character is retained. Seaways occupies a truly idyllic setting, nestled in the cliff face with breathtaking views out to sea and over the harbour. The house could be equally at home on the French or Italian Riviera. Seaways was once the home of the Doctor Zhivago actress Rita Tushingham and her husband Terry Bicknell, having spent their honeymoon in Polperro in 1962. The stunning vista can be enjoyed from the principal reception rooms and all three first floor bedrooms. The sitting room is a fantastic space with an inviting wood burner set within a marble fireplace and doubleheight ceiling looking up at the galleried area, currently used as a gym. The large window is another impressive feature, providing an abundance of natural light. Seaways was lovingly renovated by the current owners, creating a luxury family home. The bespoke walnut kitchen is a chef’s dream with a double AGA, Bosch oven/grill and a colourful glass splash back. This is a superb entertaining space

with double doors leading out to the south facing patio. The master bedroom has a fabulous en suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and French doors leading out to a balcony enjoying the spectacular views. The attic ‘apartment’ on the second ﬂoor is a great space for children. There are two main rooms, with further sleeping areas, and a large, luxurious bathroom. There’s a great sense of privacy and tranquillity in the landscaped grounds. The marvellous heated swimming pool and hot tub are sheltered by a curved wall with views over the sea and harbour. Seaways has a double garage and private parking area, with a private pathway leading down to the house. Access to Seaways is a steep, stepped pathway, which may provide a challenge for some. A fantastic investment opportunity as well as a beautiful home, Seaways has been occasionally holiday let by the present owners with weekly rental incomes in excess of £4000.

Seaways

ë MAIN An extremely desirable waterside location é ABOVE Beautifully styled interiors and the fabulous pool

GUIDE PRICE: £2M FREEHOLD SAVILLS CORNWALL

73 Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2PN 01872 243200 Cornwall@savills.com www.savills.co.uk

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Property CAPE CORNWALL

Newquay St Ives

all Bodmin St Austell

Penzance

Porthledden

A stunning retreat, steeped-in history, situated on the awe-inspiring Cape of Cornwall.

INFORMATION Three reception rooms Ten bedrooms Seven bathrooms Equestrian facilities Geo-thermal heat pumps and underﬂoor heating Grade II Listed Approximately 7.2 acres Conservatory Three-bedroom apartment Large family kitchen

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ccupying a truly magniﬁcent position above Cape Cornwall, possessing some of the most enchanting and quite frankly awesome views of the Atlantic, Porthledden is a truly exceptional property. Built in 1909 as a private home by the former chairman of De Beers, Francis Oats, the mansion later served as a school for evacuee girls during WWII, before lying empty and desolate until 2003. Then began an impressive restoration. Stripped back to its granite shell, it was pieced back together by local Cornish and south west craftsmen, with modiﬁcations that left the house with ten bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a contemporary three bedroom apartment and stabling, to list but a few of its enviable attributes. It’s a genuine challenge to pick out the most desirable traits of Porthledden. Superb equestrian facilities, for instance, make this seaside property a true individual. What’s more, the land and gardens extend to a total of 7.2 acres, including a broad terrace spanning the width of the house, leading to the large, sheltered garden to the north. Mainly laid to lawn, it also includes a kitchen garden with raised beds, a potting shed built from the same materials as the main house,

as well as a cleverly sunken trampoline for the kids. Here, an archway has been created, leading down to the Cape and sea beyond. Inside, residents are wowed by the impressive reception hall, Elizabethan drawing room with its ornate plasterwork ceiling and the fabulously accommodating family kitchen. Upstairs, a huge landing enjoys wonderful views through the oriel window, down over the Cape. On a clear day, the subtropical Isles of Scilly can be seen beckoning on the horizon. The interior is beautifully furnished with modern touches that contrast wonderfully with the early 20th century exterior. Spacious bedrooms, beautiful, classic reception rooms, a guest apartment and walled gardens all lend towards making this house a home. With so much to offer on such a stunning stretch of the Cornish coastline, Porthledden truly is an incomparable property.

Porthledden

ë ABOVE Cornish views don’t get better than this. Porthledden is a truly unique part of our heritage

GUIDE PRICE: £3M

SAVILLS CORNWALL

73 Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2PN 01872 243200 truro@savills.com www.savills.co.uk

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c i h c y r a r o p m e t Con Acorn Blue, the South West bespoke property developer, continues to create outstanding homes in prime waterside locations. é ABOVE A bright spring morning in Newquay ê BELOW The Old Station Master’s House, Fowey

corn’s exclusive portfolio offers a diverse range of property on both the north and south coast of Cornwall. Designed to take advantage of the beautiful vistas and temperate climes, the spacious, airy and light-filled interiors are finished to a very high standard and fitted with the very latest kitchens and bathrooms. From apartments with picture perfect views of Newquay bay to family homes in St Ives and managed holiday homes in Carbis Bay to riverside apartments in Fowey, Acorn Blue has properties in a location to suit every lifestyle. In Newquay, One Lusty Glaze offers 36 contemporary one, two, three and fourbedroom apartments with views across Newquay bay and three three-bedroom

houses, all within a short stroll of Lusty Glaze Beach. The location is second to none; with Newquay’s 11 beaches and the South West Coast Path on your doorstep, while the town centre is within walking distance of the new homes. Designed to take advantage of the breathtaking sunset, each apartment has a terrace or balcony extending from the open-plan living area through floor-to-ceiling windows that bask the apartments in natural light. Each apartment has an allocated parking space along with an individual surf store, ideal for enjoying north Cornwall’s Atlantic swell or the many outdoor pursuits the county has to offer. The three bedroom open-plan houses have double bedrooms, a terrace and garden and off-street parking.

ì ABOVE The chic new apartments at One Lusty Glaze

ê BELOW The Carracks, St Ives

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One Lusty Glaze will be complete and ready for occupation this summer. Over 70% of the properties are already sold. Situated on the south western fringe of the artistic town of St Ives, The Carracks is a collection of family homes in a beautiful rural setting. Ready this summer, the 15 modern two, three and four-bedroom houses seamlessly blend in with the local environment, designed and finished with cedar cladding and local Cornish materials. With views to Rosewall Hill, the homes have open-plan living areas with underfloor heating and a lawn to the front together with off-street parking. Some of the houses have a garage and terrace as well. The Carracks is within easy reach of the traditional working harbour of St Ives, the thriving art scene, the bustling community, local amenities, transport networks and the stunning beaches which the town has to offer, enabling you to take the opportunity to really embrace the north Cornish lifestyle. A perfect holiday home investment is Una St Ives in Carbis Bay. Clustered like boats in a harbour the collection of 29 cedar-clad two, three and four-bedroom detached holiday homes are an ideal bolthole and are ready for occupation now. The open-plan living accommodation extends onto decking perfect for al fresco dining whilst the balconies in the three and four-bedroom houses are great for soaking up the rays. In the winter, the wood-burning

stoves are perfect for the long evenings spent snuggled up on the sofa after a long walk in the crisp sea air. A destination in itself, Una St Ives has been designed to appeal to all. The first class on-site facilities include the restaurant, Una Kitchen, a deli, a relaxation garden with a fire-pit, to enjoy with friends and family; a state-of-the-art gym; and infinity swimming pool with a full range of spa facilities including: Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and spa treatments from Spiezia. To maximise your investment, the combined management team will look after every aspect of managing your home from holiday bookings and changeovers to a concierge service to handover the keys. Over on the south coast, the Old Station Master’s House development is coming soon to the heart of the beautiful estuary town of Fowey in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The former railway Station Master’s house is being regenerated into two and three-bedroom spacious residential apartments and duplexes with the majority enjoying water views.

é ABOVE Holiday homes at Una St Ives, Carbis Bay

Prices are from £230,000 to £720,000.

ACORN BLUE Marketing Suite, Pearl, 32 Headland Road, Newquay TR7 1FN 01637 876000 sales@acornblue.co.uk www.acornblue.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Legacy Properties brings impeccable design and craftsmanship to Cornwall.

here are many ways to make the most of the Cornish landscape and undoubtedly one of the best is to enjoy it from the terrace of a property overlooking the local vista. This is what Legacy Properties does. The familyowned company based here in Cornwall is a premium developer of luxury coastal homes; acquiring, designing and building properties that complement the landscape. Recent projects include Fistral House, a luxury development in the highly-sought after Pentire area of the north coast, and Thirty Six, which boasts flawless views over Fistral beach. And then there’s Seascape…

“With world-class surf, the Gannel Esturay at low tide and coastline that you can spend days strolling along, Pentire is paradise for those who love the outdoors”

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Seascape With world-class surf, the Gannel Esturay at low tide and coastline that you can spend days strolling along, Pentire is paradise for those who love the outdoors. Matching the inspiring location, Seascape’s collection of ten apartments and two houses has been meticulously designed and crafted to an incredibly high standard. Seascape includes two three-to-four bedroom homes, that come with everything you could possibly need. The kitchens have been kitted out to a high standard and include a range of appliances by Neff and separate utility room. The bathrooms and en suites come with everything you would expect from a luxurious property, including underfloor heating. Providing the final touch of luxury, each property boasts 100% wool carpets and wide plank engineered oak flooring throughout.

There are ten apartments, including two penthouse apartments, all with fantastic views over the Newquay coastline. As you would expect, both penthouses are jawdroppingly finished with every detail designed to make the most of the natural light and location. So if you fancy owning little a slice of Cornwall to come back and enjoy, time and time again, contact the team at Legacy Properties now and book a viewing at one of the stunning waterside developments. We can assure you that it’ll be one decision you won’t regret making!

ë ABOVE The contemporary interiors and modern appliances complement the spectacular ocean views

LEGACY PROPERTIES Unit 2b, Quintdown Business Park, Quintrell Downs, Newquay TR8 4DS info@legacyproperties.co.uk www.legacyproperties.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Creekside Cottages Cornwall

Individual waters-edge, village & rural cottages set in enchanting & picturesque positions.

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CATCH of the day Experience the taste of Cornwall, wherever you might be, with Wing of St Mawes, The Cornish Fishmonger.

ing of St Mawes, The Cornish Fishmonger, has been sourcing and selling the freshest, highest quality fish from the Cornish quayside for over 35 years, and wherever you are in the UK, you can have it delivered to your door within 24 hours of landing! Expertly and sustainably caught, you’ll be sharing the catch with some of the UK’s top chefs, including Rick Stein and Nathan Outlaw, as well as many other top London restaurants, which Wing of St Mawes has been supplying for years. That doesn’t mean it comes with a hefty price tag though – it’s often cheaper, and certainly a lot fresher, than any supermarket you’d buy your fish from. If you’ve never ordered your seafood online before, it couldn’t be easier. Visiting the award-winning website is much like taking a trip to your local fishmonger, with the added bonus of not having to leave your home. You’ll have over 30 species of fish to choose from, and you can even decide how you want your fish to arrive – ready filleted,

portioned or whole. Whether you’d like to send that certain someone a tasty gift or set up a monthly fish box order, you can do it all at the click of a button. Simply choose when you’d like your fish to arrive, and the team will prepare, label and package your fish, to be couriered to your door on your specified day. And don’t worry if you’re not there to take delivery, the special cold boxes will keep your seafood fresh until you get home from work. The service doesn’t stop there though – there’s an extensive range of delicious recipes for any of level of cook, as well as expert advice on preparing and cooking fish, and a handy seasonality chart showing what fish to eat when – like vegetables, seafood is seasonal! The friendly team will be on hand to help too, so just pick up the phone if you have any questions about fish. So, why not give them a try and enjoy all the benefits of eating the freshest seafood direct from Cornwall?

é ABOVE The freshest lobster from pot to plate ê BELOW LEFT Rob Wing inspects the catch on the harbour

WING OF ST MAWES 01726 862489 sales@thecornishﬁshmonger.co.uk www.thecornishﬁshmonger.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

Special offer As a Cornwall Living reader, Wing of St Mawes is offering you 10% off your next purchase with voucher code ‘CORNWALL10’. And, if you’re a ﬁrst time customer, you’ll also receive a free 250g pack of the award-winning smoked salmon and a Cornish Fishmonger tea towel.

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e c a � m E the sublime

With its emphasis on comfort, design and great food, St Enodoc Hotel in Rock is a classic seaside hotel re-invented and revitalised.

“It’s not only in food that Cornwall sets its own agenda”

e’re talking minimalist glamour, comfortable beds and expansive views of the Camel estuary. The St Enodoc Hotel has just sixteen double rooms and four suites. Many have sea views and are designed to be both comfortable and practical. Decorated in bright colours with original oil paintings on the walls by celebrated Cornish artists Howard, Jessica Cooper and Terry Frost, the rooms mirror the beauty of the undulating farmland in the surrounding area. From the outset you’re in safe hands, which extends into the food as awardwinning, Masterchef 2008 winner James Nathan heads up the kitchen. No hotel stay is complete without a spa treatment. The Spa at St Enodoc offers the classic day spa experience without the rush. Many treatments are organic, as you would expect – it’s not only in food that Cornwall sets its own agenda. The product range makes the most of skin-friendly ingredients. To complement this, there’s plenty to explore locally. The gardens are some of

the most interesting in England and with surrounding sandy beaches and coastal paths, the hotel provides an ideal base from which to discover Cornwall. Whiz over to Port Isaac where you can sometimes see the crew ﬁlming scenes from Doc Martin or the world-famous Fisherman’s Friends singing shanties. Nearby is St Enodoc Golf Course, the beach at Rock, sweeping round historical Brea Hill to Daymer Bay. Take a trip across to Padstow on the ferry and breathe in the wonderful sea air. It’s this fresh, clean air, combined with the hotel’s extremely comfortable beds (they passed the tough Cornwall Living test) that will ensure you sleep soundly at St Enodoc, drifting off to the calming silence of a long Cornish night.

é ABOVE A selection of James Nathan’s beautifully crafted cuisine

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LIVE THE ISLAND LIFE It’s that first glimpse of white sands from above. Exploring the coastline with a few tips from the locals. Breathing in lungfuls of sea air. Wild swimming with seals. Heading to a beach at sunset and cooking freshly caught crab on coals. When we connect you to the Isles of Scilly, you’ll connect with the rhythm of island life. #TRAVELLOCAL

Fly to Scilly in an hour or less from Exeter, Newquay and Land’s End airports. Connecting flights from London and Manchester are available from Exeter and Newquay.

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“Kilmin�� is like a little vi�age set in �e midst of outstandingly beautiful C�nish countryside” Kilminorth is a unique & private cluster of 12 cottages in beautifully landscaped gardens, from large formal gardens where you can lounge with a picnic, a wildflower meadow to explore or wander through our private woods – carpeted with bluebells in spring or enjoy apples from our orchard. If you’re feeling adventurous step outside to explore the Southwest coastal paths or take the footpath from our front gate to the local pubs in Looe. The original barns have been restored to provide contemporary cottage accommodation. Our twelve stylish and contemporary holiday cottages nestle in the grounds. Brimming with Cornish character, they have everything you need for a luxuriously comfortable stay, from comfy sofas to under floor heating, power showers to wi-fi. Outdoor heated swimming pool Tennis court Children’s play area with trampoline Hot tubs We also accommodate Weddings, Birthdays and other celebrations. Whatever time of year you visit, you’ll find a magical setting for any celebration.

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Holiday at home

Your perfect staycation awaits at The Cornwall Hotel & Estate.

olidaying in Cornwall is the perfect solution for those looking for a bespoke, stay-at-home alternative to their summer holiday, with a wealth of options to suit everyone. The four-star Cornwall Hotel and Spa is perfectly poised in the midst of all that you’ll ever come here to see. Set in a tranquil 43 acres of wood and parkland near St Austell, this is the perfect base from which to launch your Cornish adventure. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation with classic Victorian and chic, contemporary designs. What’s more, guests are privy to an extremely cosy, self-catering option – the Woodland Homes. Tucked away in the grounds, with full access to the hotel’s fantastic facilities, visitors can hit the spa before returning to relax on the balcony and watch the world go by. There are a huge variety of day trips and shorter visits not to be missed from The Cornwall. The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project offer something truly inspirational to both budding gardeners and veteran horticulturalists alike and, for a day-in-the-life of Cornwall, visitors can head to the typically Cornish towns of Mevagissey, Fowey and Charlestown – which you may recognise from Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland! Culture is part and parcel of Cornish life and after a short drive, you can admire the galleries of St Ives, or pay a visit to the stunning Minack Theatre, where live productions take place in the open air, before an audience torn between the scintillating shows and the awe inspiring back drop of the Atlantic ocean. Exploring the south west is enough to whet any appetite and at The Cornwall, the team places a strong focus on quality, locally sourced food. The Elephant Bar and Brasserie offers relaxed, ﬁne dining, with a delectable choice of Cornish delights, fresh from the sea and from local suppliers. So, if you want that summer-holiday-sensation but don’t want to travel the world over, Cornwall Hotel and Spa is waiting to welcome you to your bespoke, stay-at-home break.

è RIGHT Relax on the terrace and enjoy the view over the grounds ê BELOW Stay in one of the modern woodland homes

THE CORNWALL HOTEL & ESTATE

Pentewan Road, Tregorrick, St Austell PL26 7AB 01726 808144 enquiries@thecornwall.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Follow the sun Escape to beautiful west Cornwall at these stunning holiday homes in Carbis bay and St Ives bay.

é ABOVE Salt House – a stylish mix of materials producing a clean and airy feel to this coastal retreat ê BELOW Elanora – the perfect location for exploring the coast

ith its golden sands and turquoise sea, Carbis Bay is recognised as one of the most beautiful bays in the world. It’s often selected as the perfect base for those wanting to relax and get away from it all while having the convenience of being just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of St Ives. The coastal railway links St Ives to Penzance and is perhaps one of the most scenic rail journeys in the UK. Elanora takes its name from the aborigine for ‘home by the sea’ and it has been aptly named; this stunning first floor apartment at the popular Barepta Cove Apartments has floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area and French doors in the master bedroom showcasing the panoramic views of St Ives Bay. You’re a short walk from the beach and have direct access onto the coastal path, perfect for exploring this beautiful stretch of coastline.

This bright apartment has been stylishly decorated with Calligaris Italian designer furnishings throughout. Sit back in one of the luxurious leather sofas and gaze at the seaside scenes before you wander onto the balcony and enjoy an alfresco drink. Just around the corner, St Ives has it all – cobbled streets, a harbour, fishermen’s cottages, expanses of golden sand and seascapes. Explore galleries, workshops and boutique shops – the choice is yours. Salt House is a spectacular, awardwinning exclusive retreat sleeping ten-plus in five spacious bedrooms with four feature bathrooms. Located in the prestigious Treloyhan area of St Ives, this exclusive modern and unique home exudes luxury. Each room has been individually designed with furnishings from Conran & Heals, with its feature bathrooms from Victoria & Albert. There are touches of Orla Kiely and Ligne Roset with original local artworks throughout. There are breathtaking panoramic views across St Ives Bay to Porthkidney Sands, taking in Godrevy Lighthouse and miles of sandy beaches that stretch up the north Cornish coast. As soon as you walk into Salt House you are wowed by the panoramas from floor-to-ceiling glazed doors that make up the entire seaward wall of the house. View the changing seascape outside, and there’s also a garden in which you can enjoy the warmer evenings. Salt House has all the gadgets any discerning family could desire on a self-catering holiday to this award-winning destination, making you want to return again and again.

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Art World Gallery is situated in the centre of Falmouth, with views across the harbour - it is the perfect place to come and browse the finest collection of French, Italian and of course Cornish artists. The gallery, established in 2000, took the exciting step of moving from the Cotswolds to Cornwall just two years ago. The staff ensure a friendly and informal environment in the gallery, and in addition, offer a free home and business consultancy service, providing practical and creative advice on choosing and placing artworks, which compliment your surroundings.

David Jamin “le Salon Vert” Oil on canvas 73x60cms £1,750

Art world Gallery

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62 Church Street, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 3DS 01326 219323 I 07913 848515 I info@artworldltd.com I www.artworldltd.com

Contemporary holiday lets on the Cornish coast... all within walking distance of the beach.

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Your Kingdom, Your Holiday, Your Way A family escape from the city this summer should include something magical and that’s what awaits in the ‘Kingdom” of Tregenna in St Ives, Cornwall. Tregenna Castle is a real castle in a magnificent 72 acre estate. Set above the stunning seaside resort of St Ives, the hotel has dramatic views of white sand beaches and the glorious Cornish coastline. Children are invited to enter this magical kingdom and become King (or Queen) of the Castle for the duration of their holiday. A full programme of complementary activities has been arranged to delight and entertain the little ones. Every day is different but they might participate in The Great Tregenna Bake Off; build a den and bake bread at Camp Kernow or hunt high and low for treasure on a scavenger hunt. If organised activities aren’t their thing, why not try surf school - lessons for adults and children are available - or sea fishing. The friendly reception staff have an abundance of ideas to keep the whole family amused for the entire holiday. Little ones are catered for in the Ofsted ‘outstanding’ Castle Kids Club, which is extremely popular - book to be sure of a place. While the kids are busy, adults can enjoy a wealth of leisure facilities, including the 18 hole President’s golf course and a spot of pampering at Castle Beauty. Come together and round off the day with a family meal in the superb Brasserie, which offers delights to tempt tiny tastebuds, while easily satisfying more sophisticated palates. Alternatively, if you’re having trouble dragging the kids away from the pool, Chef’s takeaway service can be ordered with ease and taken by the poolside. Tregenna Castle Resort offers a wide choice of family-friendly accommodation; including family hotel rooms and spacious pole lodges and characterful cottages set among the lush sub-tropical gardens. Once the children are asleep, it’s the perfect opportunity to relax with a glass of something chilled and watch the sun sink towards the Cornish horizon: the end of another magical day in your kingdom.

Tregenna Castle Hotel St Ives Cornwall TR26 2DE Telephone: 01736 795254 Email: hotel@tregenna-castle.co.uk www.tregenna-castle.co.uk

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Stay in style Two top picks from Forever Cornwall and their collection of unique, Cornish coastal retreats

t Forever Cornwall, the aim of the game is to set you up with your perfect, bespoke holiday in Cornwall, by handpicking the finest beach houses, unique barn conversions and classic cottages for you to choose from. Standing out from the crowd is Sheepfold, an architect designed holiday home on the Cornish north coast that sleeps eight. It’s eco-friendly, spacious and set in a tiny hamlet just inland from the beaches of Bedruthan Steps, Mawgan Porth and Porthcothan, with a generous garden displaying beautiful views over rolling farmland to the sea. Sheepfold’s open-plan living spaces are flooded with natural light, with the dining and kitchen areas connecting seamlessly for an easygoing holiday lifestyle. The building is super-insulated, making it very cosy at all times of the year. The property features design details like hand-turned door handles, subtle textures and colours as well as cleverly up-cycled furniture which, combined with the clever technology that makes the beautifully appointed bathrooms highly efficient, makes this an incredibly eco-friendly property. Alongside is a second property, sleeping four. This will also be available as a holiday home later in 2016 and the two can be booked separately or together, sleeping a combined total of 12. Another gem from Forever Cornwall, set amid miles of rolling sand dunes, is Surf Six, a show stopping beach house at Gwithian Towans, St Ives Bay. Brilliantly designed to accommodate up to ten people, with a cluster of bedrooms and bathrooms at each end of the building, the vibe here is easy going surf-chic – colourful and practical. West-facing sun doors in the large, open plan living space make the best possible use of light, which streams in throughout the year. The stunning kitchen is designed with handmade units, with a generous dining area to match. The bedrooms are delightfully furnished and more than comfortable and the bathrooms are exquisitely tiled from floor to ceiling. Fully detached, Surf Six stands alone in its own large, private garden, which surrounds the beach house on all sides. With miles of beach on the doorstep, enticing surf, beguiling rock pools, coastal walks and trendy cafes to hand, Surf Six is the perfect seaside holiday home.

é ABOVE Sheepfold – open plan for easy living è RIGHT Surf Six – clean lines with a surfeit of surf chic

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Escapes Our choice of C�nish getaways

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ì ABOVE Al fresco dining in Falmouth’s historic harbour

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The Watch House, Falmouth

With amazing views over Custom House Quay and across Falmouth bay, the Watch House is a beautifully renovated property located in the heart of Falmouth’s historic harbour. You’d be hard pressed to ﬁnd a better spot from which to experience life on the coast, although with stunning features and views, the Watch House is equally apt for enjoying a lazy, relaxing holiday without a lot on the agenda! The Watch House features impressive ﬂoor-to-ceiling windows on three sides providing breath-taking 180° views across the harbour. Watch as the boats

drift back and forth, or gaze across the bay towards St Mawes. Watching the sunlight sparkle on the water, or the gulls circling overhead, is the perfect way to relax. The stunning contemporary kitchen contains all the mod cons you could possibly need, while the upsidedown layout makes the most of those incredible views. The wonderful balcony is ideal for relaxing with a cool, refreshing drink, watching life come and go, and for dining al fresco. The master en-suite bedroom features a luxurious super king-size double bed, again with an outstanding river vista. In the town centre you’ll ﬁnd both quirky independent boutiques and your favourite high street chains. Bakeries, pubs, cafes and chic restaurants cater for all your culinary needs. Why not catch the ferry to St Mawes from the quay outside the door? Boat trips run frequently up the river and through the Carrick Roads to Truro, Flushing and also the Helford, to discover more of this beautiful area. 01326 567344 www.falmouthholidayhomes.co.uk

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The perfect escape What better place to relax and unwind in style than the St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa.

“fall asleep to the sound of lapping waves and wake up to exceptional views”

erfectly positioned overlooking Porthminster Beach, St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa offers a fantastic coastal escape all year round. With spectacular views across the water, the hotel enjoys one of Cornwall’s most iconic and breath-taking locations, as you soak up the surroundings in complete style and comfort. With the fresh boutique bedrooms, most overlooking the water, fall asleep to the sound of lapping waves and wake up to exceptional views. Head down to the golden sands for long summer days, explore the local harbour as you meander round the cobbled streets and then return for an afternoon at the luxurious spa. Drift away into seaside serenity at the hotel’s Harbour Spa, as you indulge in a relaxing treatment and then unwind by the pool, gazing out to sea from the comfort of luxurious coastal retreat surroundings. Those who wish to indulge further, why not treat yourself with a spa day or spa break.

With panoramic views across Porthminster Beach and over to St Ives Bay, The Terrace Bar & Restaurant takes in every inch of this stunning setting. Enjoy fresh, seasonal and local food, along with al fresco dining at its most spectacular.

é ABOVE Contemporary decor and panoramic sea views make the Harbour Hotel the perfect getaway

The perfect weekend Take in the coastline from a different perspective, with a paddle-boarding or sea kayaking tour. A great way to explore the beautiful Cornish coastline, as you soak up the scenery, you can even grab a snorkel and discover what lies beneath the clear blue waters. After a morning on the water, it’s back to the hotel to sit back on the Harbour Spa sun terrace, followed by the everpopular Fizz & Chips.

ST IVES HARBOUR HOTEL & SPA The Terrace, Saint Ives TR26 2BN 01736 795221 www.stives-harbour-hotel.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Waterside wonders Cornish Collection offers a range of stunning selfcatering accommodation in the Looe area.

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housands ﬂocked to Cornwall this May half term as the popularity of the staycation continues to increase. The historic ﬁshing village of Looe was bathed in sunshine and bustling with activity as holidaymakers enjoyed the many local delights including the beaches, coastal walks, boat trips, crabbing on the quay wall, rock pooling, or just wandering through the beautiful old streets lined with shops, cafes, restaurants and traditional pubs. With top attractions such as the Eden Project, Minack Theatre, Tate St Ives, St Michael’s Mount, the beautiful National Trust houses and gardens, and for the more

ë ABOVE adventurous; paddleboarding, surfing and From breathtaking adrenaline sports, Cornwall really has it sea views to cosy all. It’s not hard to see why people fall in cottages, Cornish love with its charm and find themselves Collection has an inspiring selection returning year after year. of holiday Established 30 years ago Cornish properties Collection offers a range of high quality selfcatering accommodation in the Looe area. Now the largest holiday home provider in Looe, this family-run company focuses on quality, both in the accommodation offered and the customer services provided. Many guests return again and again confident of what awaits them. Whether looking for a cosy fisherman’s cottage in the cobbled lanes, a waterfront apartment with stunning sea views, a pretty cottage close to the river, or a large seafront house for all the family and the dog as well, there really is something for everyone. A visit to Cornish Collection’s facebook or twitter pages will show the latest images, experiences and events and for a full list of available accommodation and pricing, see the details below.

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Trereife House B & B ’ S E L F C A T E R IN G ’ G L AMPI NG A Queen Anne manor house situated in a stunning location on the edge of Newlyn and Penzance, Trereife offers tranquil, dog friendly accommodation including Bed & Breakfast, glamping and self-catered apartments. Whether it’s a short break, an Isles of Scilly stopover or even a wedding reception, the King Size en suite rooms provide a comfortable kick-back environment to suit every kind of getaway and are the perfect base from which to explore the gems of the south west coast.

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Experience... ...panoramic views across Porthminster beach, St Ives Harbour Hotel is the perfect place for al fresco dining with locally sourced food and cocktails in The Terrace Bar & Restaurant, pampering and serenity in the luxury coastal spa, and and the perfect night’s sleep, waking up to breakfast with a view. 2 night escape, including dinner on arrival night and breakfast each morning from £345 per couple, per stay. Please call 0844 858 9185 quoting ‘Cornwall Living’ to book your stay.

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Talehay is surrounded by beautiful countryside but close to the fishing harbour towns of Looe, Polperro and Fowey. A haven of peace and tranquility, this a is a very special place.

The cottages are situated in spacious communual gardens with lawned areas, ideal for picnics, barbeques and safe for children to play.

The 5 converted stone built cottages sleep 2-5 and retain much character, providing well specified and tastefully furnished accommodation around a central courtyard.

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Chasing the horizon

We take a look at two of the stunning waterside retreats presented by luxury holiday experts, Cornish Horizons.

“A south-facing terrace accessed from the kitchen has an external staircase leading to a suntrap patio on the ground floor – the perfect spot for relaxing with a refreshing drink!”

orthtowan sits mid-way between St Ives and St Agnes, a stretch of coastline famous for surfing and host to a wealth of outstanding natural beauty. Chill out at one of the trendy bars on the beach or take a stroll along the South West Coast Path, before heading back to Tonga, the large, stylish reverse-level property, nestled yards from the coastal path and overlooking the aweinspiring Atlantic ocean. Gather round and get cosy as you fire up the woodburner then, at night, behold the magnificent, moonlit bay through the large, porthole window of the wonderful en-suite, master bedroom. And don’t feel like you have be out the door at first light – this house is to be enjoyed! A large, stylish and well-equipped open-plan kitchen provides an ideal space for you and your family to break out the board games while the living room, lit spectacularly by the wraparound window, offers lounging with a view to impress. Surrounded by a wealth of Cornish heritage, the luxurious property is perfect if your idea of summer is sun, sea and stunning scenery. A bit further up the north coast, you’ll find Seaspell Beach House. Located in Constantine Bay, near the famous seaside harbour town of Padstow, this luxurious house accommodates

up to six people in an enviable position adjacent to the championship Trevose Golf Course. Constantine Bay has a reputation as one of Cornwall’s best surﬁng beaches, popular all year round with numerous rock pools to explore. Seaspell Beach House has been beautifully styled throughout with gorgeous touches. Offering three large double en-suite bedrooms, the house is perfectly laid out for extended family or friends’ getaways. Every last detail has been chosen with care by the owner to ensure your stay is truly memorable. Stunning views of the sea and Trevose Head headland can be enjoyed from the balcony. A south-facing terrace accessed from the kitchen has an external staircase leading to a suntrap patio on the ground ﬂoor – the perfect spot for relaxing with a refreshing drink! These are but two of the stunning homes available from Cornish Horizons, so why not have a browse and plan your next escape to paradise now?

ë ABOVE A perfectly placed holiday property for enjoying the Cornish coast

CORNISH HORIZONS 01841 533331 cottages@cornishhorizons.co.uk www.cornishhorizons.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Picture this. Summer BBQs on the river, wild walks in our woodlands, Springtime flowers carpeting the ground and cosy cottages with toasty woodburners. Trelowarren has something to offer visitors in every season. Visit Trelowarren.com for more information or to book a holiday in the breath-taking beauty and wilderness of the Lizard Peninsula

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Just like heaven While away the time in your own little piece of paradise at Praaloha, Praa Sands.

“Almost every room offers extraordinary sea views”

njoy jaw-dropping views from this stunningly located beach-house set within private ocean-front gardens and with its very own heated swimming pool overlooking the Atlantic. This extraordinary holiday home has to be one of the most impressive properties on this stretch of coast. Located in Praa Sands, you’re just a few minutes stroll from the famous mile-long beach and some of the best surf breaks in the area. Set in the private 19-acre ‘Sea Meads’ estate, the stunning Praaloha is the jewel in this exclusive enclave consisting of only a handful of private beach houses. Praaloha offers five large bedrooms, five bath or shower rooms, two sitting rooms, two kitchens, and a 100m beachfront garden. The private 15m swimming pool and detached pool house and bar make Praaloha even more special, providing the perfect place to relax and take in the views.

Almost every room offers extraordinary sea views. The main reception room’s floorto-ceiling-windows take in the mesmerising setting, whatever the season. It’s the perfect pad for large families or groups who want some independence. Praa Sands has the Sandbar, a laid back beachside pub, a surf school, seasonal beach café and a local shop. A little further afield, the renowned Victoria Inn at Perranuthnoe and the Falmouth Packet, an excellent local pub, are only a few miles away, as well as the top-notch restaurants in Porthleven. With St Ives and Marazion (overlooking the iconic St Michael’s Mount) close by, you’ll never be short of things to do in this stunning part of Cornwall.

é ABOVE A luxurious property overlooking one of Cornwall’s most idyllic beaches

ASPECTS HOLIDAYS 01736 754242 hello@aspects-holidays.co.uk www.aspects-holidays.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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A slice of paradise

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Escape to the beautiful St Martinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the Isles of Scilly, as all your worries melt away in an instant.

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é ABOVE Churchtown Farm ç LEFT You can’t escape amazing views anywhere on St Martin’s

How to get there?

Fly from Exeter, Newquay or Land’s End aboard the Skybus – a really exciting way to travel. Sit on the right to get the best views! Or you can sail from Penzance and Land’s End. See Isles of Scilly Travel for all details. Isles of Scilly Travel www.islesofscilly-travel.co.uk

ornwall is often the destination of choice for UK holiday goers looking to escape the hustle and bustle, in search of that little slice of paradise. And it’s not hard to see why. But what do you do if you already live in Cornwall? The answer is simple – you head to the Isles of Scilly! My wife and I decided to do just that this spring. Scilly has all the qualities beloved of Cornwall, while carrying a rugged charm and unique identity entirely of its own. Having visited both Bryher and Tresco in recent years – and fallen in love on each occasion – we felt it was time to get to know St Martin’s. And what a decision that turned out to be! Combining the best bits of the other islands, St Martin’s is simply paradise found: hills, small woodlands, moorland, dramatic cliffs, long powdery white sand beaches, translucent turquoise seas and views that will take your breath away, leaving you standing there with your jaw on the ﬂoor. We have found our favourite island; a paradise just 28 miles from the Cornish coast, with a demanding travel time of 15 minutes! Arrival on the small jetty saw a welcome by three of the team from our hotel, Karma St Martin’s, who eﬃciently unloaded our luggage into the small van and drove it the 50 yards to the front door! Scott was

charming and welcoming – it felt as though we ﬂoated through the reception area to a soft brown leather armchair, welcomecocktail and a personal concierge’s guide to the hotel, dinner, breakfast and the island. To be honest, I didn’t hear a word as we sat in awe of the view. Once we had ﬁnished our drink Scott re-appeared as if by magic to show us to our room – attentive, but no pressure. The room was immaculate with intricate Balinese wallpapers selected by designer Tina Driscoll. Karma Group’s business started in Bali and India and is spreading to Europe with plans of luxury resorts to come. Our superior ocean view room was perfect – modern, comfortable and with every luxury you could hope for. My wife’s excitement at the mesmerising vista from the window said it all! With very few cars on the island, St Martin’s really is a world away from the mainland – a true idyll to escape it all. We timed our visit to coincide with the Walk Scilly Festival, making the most of the rare opportunity to get closer to nature and to ourselves. The festival is held every year in April, followed by a Walk Scilly Weekend in October. We enjoyed an enlightening foraging walk with expert Rachel Lambert, later being treated to a gourmet foraging

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Lifestyle dinner, back at the hotel. The rock samphire tempura served with gorse ﬂower relish was divine! Check out Rachel’s book, Wild Food Foraging in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, for some fantastic ideas. Walking around St Martin’s is a real treat, whichever direction you choose to take – it’s just about big enough to lose yourself for the day but not big enough to get lost. We found plenty to explore over a few days on the island, meandering round the paths and trails to discover view after view after view. You can’t visit the island without making the trek to the iconic daymark erected north east of St Martin’s in 1683 by Thomas Ekins – it’s an awe-inspiring walk, with 360-degree views across Chapel Down. No countryside walk is complete without a pit stop in a proper traditional pub. Thankfully, we were lucky enough to stumble upon the Seven Stones Inn, a lovely stone building offering a good pint and quite possibly the best view from a pub garden anywhere in the UK. It was also a delight to meet Fay Page in her studio and workshop. Fay makes amazing silver charms and jewellery all inspired by the islands – worth a visit just to hear the tale of the whale on the beach and to see the subsequent charm she produced. On our travels, we also passed Churchtown Farm, home to Scilly Flowers – an inspiring industry now sending 90,000 bunches of ﬂowers to Cornwall, the UK and beyond. Call

in to meet the friendly team and send a ‘wish you were here’ gift home (they will wish they were there when they see your photos!). Of course, after each day exploring, you want nothing more than to retreat to the perfect sanctuary. With so much having made an impression on our minds, the bar had been set very high. Fortunately Karma St Martin’s exceeded every expectation. It’s the little touches that make the difference. Every guest is given a ‘wine card’ with £100 credit (billed to the room if used), allowing you to sample top wines from the cabinet, before choosing a whole bottle – an inspired idea, and the Pomerol gets my vote! Then there’s the record player linked to the Sonos system in the wine lounge, where

é ABOVE Expert forager Rachel Lambert and her latest book í LEFT The Karma hotel's stunning library and dining room

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é ABOVE Looking out across Scilly’s awe-inspiring vista è RIGHT Smiles all round after a day’s foraging walk

you can pick from the hotel’s owner John Spence’s personal vinyl collection. And, if you’re here for some rest and recuperation, then a treatment in the luxury spa will do just the trick. The hotel’s restaurant is the perfect spot to watch the sun go down, but it wasn’t just the view that impressed. A chef once told me that you can judge any restaurant based on whether they are brave enough to offer crème brulee on the menu. Well, Karma St Martin’s certainly rose to the challenge – the consistency, presentation, taste, enjoyment and pure indulgence of the dessert was symbolic of every single aspect of the experience on offer at Karma St Martin’s. It’s something that Ashley, the General Manager, and his young and delightful team are working hard to maintain and improve across the board. Obviously improving on perfection is very hard to do, but I think they might just do it. If you happen to be planning a wedding, I’m hard pressed to think of a more sublime location; the Honeymoon Suite, Tean Conference Suite, and the beach below make

the perfect trio for your big day – see our upcoming Romantic Scilly feature for the full review. Karma St Martin’s is a truly fantastic hotel – it exudes luxury, style and elegance all within the most spectacular of settings. It really needs to be visited to be believed – it is a little corner of heaven on the water's edge. Another favourite was Dibble and Grub on Porthcressa beach, St Mary’s. Here we savoured the last taste of paradise sat with a glass of sauvignon blanc or pinot grigio, a salad, wrap or sandwich (I love the lamb souvlaki in pitta), watching the sea and wishing we could stay forever. Inevitably, all good things must come to an end, and with heavy hearts but lighter feet, it was time to head home. Words really don’t do justice to the majesty of Scilly – it has to be experienced. Upon arrival, you feel all your stresses and strains quickly melting away quicker than the ice cubes in your freshly prepared cocktail. Our biggest conundrum now is ﬁnding time to plan our next visit!

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Are you a second homeowner with a property in Cornwall? Or perhaps you’re looking to buy one… If you wish to update your property, maximise its rental potential, or simply require some general interior advice, then you’re in luck! Acclaimed interior designer Nicola O’Mara is offering the lucky winner the chance for a consultation here in Cornwall to make your home look truly fabulous!

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No purchase necessary. Prize draw open to anyone in the UK age 18 years or over excluding employees of Boscundle Manor, Headland Hotel, Mullion Cove Hotel, Newquay Fruit Sales, Nicola O’Mara, Stacks, Engine House Media, and their families, agents and anyone else connected with this promotion. One entry per household. By entering this prize draw you agree to receive marketing material via email, phone and post. You can unsubscribe at any time by using the unsubscribe links in our email correspondence. The prize is non-transferrable and non-exchangeable. No cash alternative available. Winners must be willing to provide their name and country of residence for publicity if required. The promoter’s decision is ﬁnal and no correspondence will be entered into. The winners will be drawn at random after 15th August 2016. The winner will be notiﬁed by email within 14 days after the draw closes. Subject to availability.

Find the dream home Win a property search orientation day in Cornwall worth £500 Courtesy of Stacks, we’re offering a fantastic opportunity to locate your dream property, utilising the experts on the ground with local knowledge. Stacks will discuss your current or proposed property search by phone. A member of the Stacks Property Search team will then collect you from a station or airport in Cornwall and show you around an area including viewings of up to four relevant houses and return you to the station or airport.

Escape to the country Win a luxury spa getaway for two at Boscundle Manor worth up to £1000 Stay at the beautiful, 3 AA star Boscundle Manor on the south coast, flanked by pretty sloping gardens and ancient woodland. You’ll enjoy two nights’ stay in the Demelza Poldark Suite with direct access to the indoor pool; full English breakfast; dinner on the first evening in the 2 AA rosette restaurant, including a bottle of local Camel Valley fizz; a ‘bedroom picnic’ on the second evening; and a ‘Time Stood Still’ spa treatment, using locally-made, organic Spiezia products.

A haven on the headland Win a three-night stay in one of The Headland Hotel’s ﬁve-star, self-catering cottages worth £1000 The Headland Hotel is set on an exclusive clifftop overlooking Fistral Bay, one of the UK’s most famous beaches. Up to four guests could enjoy a relaxing break in one of the hotel’s award-winning cottages, including access to the ‘ﬁve bubble’ rated Headland Spa and breakfast for all members of the party in the rosette awarded restaurant on one morning. Enter for the chance of winning this luxurious treat….

A taste of Cornwall Win The Hallmark Range Taste of Cornwall Deluxe Wicker Hamper worth £100 Courtesy of The Hallmark Range, we’re offering the chance to enjoy the ﬁnest foods from Cornwall in The Hallmark Range’s Taste of Cornwall Deluxe Wicker Hamper. Packed with the names synonymous with ﬁne Cornish food, savour Camel Valley wine, Tarquin’s Handcrafted Gin, Cornish Scrumpy, Rodda’s Cornish Clotted Cream Fudge and much more to tantalise your taste buds.

Relax on the Lizard Win a two-night stay at Mulllion Cove Hotel, with a cream tea on arrival and bubbly in room, worth £500 Mullion Cove Hotel is a luxury three-star hotel on the Lizard, perched on the cliff top overlooking the harbour and ﬁshing cove with uninterrupted sea views. You’ll stay in a superior room for two nights, including bed and breakfast, and will also enjoy a complimentary cream tea on arrival and bubbly in the room. While there, why not try out their award-winning two AA rosette Atlantic View Restaurant?

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Out & about

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Cele�atiinngstyle Jo Downs Handmade Glass marks 20 years in business.

used glass artist Jo Downs is one of the UK’s most recognised designers. Having opened her ﬁrst small studio in London in 1996, she now owns a string of galleries and has an international reputation for the beauty and quality of her handcrafted work. 2016 marks her 20th year in business and in celebration Easter saw the launch of the all new Jo Downs Jute Bag, available in her iconic Cornish Pilchards and Rockpool designs, along with her Limited Edition 20th year design. And as part of a year of celebratory events, throughout the summer Jo Downs customers can enter a free draw to win a multi-piece

Cornish Pilchards collection, which includes a gorgeous mirror, feature bowl and signed art frame, and could win £200 worth of Jo Downs gift vouchers every month when they sign up to the Jo Downs newsletter. As always Jo’s Ripley gallery, to date the only one in the south east, will be brimming with all of her distinctive and best loved ranges along with brand new collections for 2016. Her handmade giftware includes gorgeous glass hangings, bowls, mirrors, coasters and seasonal gifts alongside uniquely beautiful statement interior pieces such as wall panels, art frames and multi piece installations. Jo is also well known for her bespoke architectural and interior projects and she has created hundreds of private commissions for homes, hotels, yachts and corporate headquarters around the world. Every Jo Downs piece is made by hand, meaning colours, textures, designs and dimensions can be customised to suit your taste. Visitors to Jo Downs Handmade Glass Ripley can discuss and arrange their own unique commissions with the gallery’s knowledgeable staff.

ë MAIN Jo Downs at her Launceston Studio Workshop é ABOVE Jo Downs 20th Year Jute Bags and Crescent of Fish glass collection í BELOW Rockpool Jute Bag

Have a go!

Want to try glass fusing yourself? The ever-popular, ‘anytime’ family-friendly workshops continue throughout the year. Available to all ages, no experience necessary. Visit the website for more info, or email to book.

Find the gallery

Find Jo Downs Handmade Glass gallery just three miles from the M25 Junction 10 at 128 High Street, Ripley, Woking, GU23 6AY, open Monday to Saturday 10am - 5pm, including late-night opening Wednesdays until 7pm, and Sundays 11am - 4pm

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The Cornwall Living guide to art around the county

Worcester City Museum Collection ©The Artist’s Estate/Bridgeman Art Library

Emerging Light at Chapel Porth By Sophi Beharrell

Daymer Bay By John Grifﬁths

Chadding in Mount’s Bay By Stanhope Forbes

Foxgloves & bluebells, Rosewall Hill By Mark Preston

1. WAVE 7 GALLERY

2. THE WATERMENS GALLERY

3. PENLEE HOUSE GALLERY

4. LIGHTHOUSE GALLERY

Wave 7 Gallery near Port Isaac exhibits all aspects of contemporary art and crafts. It consists of two separate buildings; one is the main gallery, and the other is the granary used to showcases sole exhibitions. It’s also the working studio of Victoria Mead Mirrors. The team run art courses and craft afternoons throughout the season. The gallery is open 10.30pm to 5pm, Tue to Sat.

Set on the beautiful waterfront at Custom House Quay, The Watermens Gallery was once the studio for Henry Scott Tuke. Today it is the working studio for Sophi Beharrell, where she creates her breath-taking beachscapes, rockpools, cliffscapes and commissions. Also, a wide variety of arts and crafts are for sale to suit all pockets.

Immerse yourself in Penlee’s summer exhibition ‘Marine Painting in Cornwall from Turner to Wallis’ and discover why the fascinating Cornish coast was held in such high regard by some of Britain’s ﬁnest artists. The show runs until 3rd September and includes this masterpiece by the Newlyn School artist Stanhope Forbes.

Capturing the fleeting light across sea and sky with wild flowers on the cliffs, subjects portrayed with such sensitivity and energy by painter Mark Preston. Lighthouse gallery offers a large exhibition area and is now firmly established amongst the most respected galleries in Cornwall. The gallery is open Mon to Fri 10am to 5pm and Sat, 10am to 4pm.

The Watermens Gallery, Custom House Quay, Falmouth TR11 3JT 01326 312165 www.cornishartgallery.com

Penlee House Gallery & Museum Morrab Road, Penzance TR18 4HE 01736 363625 www.penleehouse.org.uk

54/55 Causewayhead, Penzance TR18 4LL 01736 350555 www.lighthouse-gallery.com

Daymer Bay By John Griﬃths

Trelights, Near Port Isaac PL29 3TW 01208 880605 www.wave7gallery.co.uk

Emerging Light at Chapel Porth By Sophi Beharrell

Chadding in Mount’s Bay By Stanhope Forbes

Foxgloves & bluebells, Rosewall Hill By Mark Preston

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Showcasing local artists and art galleries

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Moored up By Michael Praed

They Swoop to Conquer By Ann Winder-Boyle

7 5. PORTHMINSTER GALLERY They Swoop to Conquer By Ann Winder-Boyle

Summer is here in sunny St Ives! Join in the fun at the award-winning beachside gallery to celebrate the sizzling Summer Show. With small-scale nostalgia-evoking works about childhood at the seaside by Ann Winder-Boyle, and largescale peopled beach paintings by Nick Bodimeade, amongst others. Free admission, open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm. Westcott’s Quay, St Ives TR26 2DY 01736 795888 www.porthminstergallery.co.uk

Crow Tree By Suzie Williams

6. THE ROUNDHOUSE AND CAPSTAN GALLERY Moored up By Michael Praed

Overlooking the quay at Sennen Cove, this unique circular gallery on two ﬂoors features an everchanging display of work by a selection of the best painters, potters, sculptors, jewellers and printmakers working in Cornwall today. The gallery also offers an exciting array of gifts and crafts in the upper gallery. Sennen Cove, Penzance TR19 6XL 01736 871859 www.round-house.co.uk

Harbour Steps, Dartmouth By Sarah Blakey

7. FOUR CROWS GALLERY

8. CSCAPE ART

This delightful gallery, situated alongside the picturesque harbour in Porthleven, is an exciting space overﬂowing with an eclectic mix of art, ceramics, crafts and jewellery. The owner, artist Suzie Williams, can often be found painting in the space, and sells her work alongside many other artists. For information visit the website and Facebook page.

‘Cscape Art’ is the gallery of artist, Sarah Blakey, and photographer husband, Mick. See the artist at work and perhaps invest in an original painting or print. Sarah’s work is about bringing colour and interest to everyday scenes in order to capture the essence of working life on the rivers and seas. Commissions welcome.

3 Commercial Road, Porthleven TR13 9JD 07545 523233 www.fourcrowsgallery.co.uk

The Old Workshop, Charlestown, St Austell PL25 3NJ 01726 66639 www.theoldworkshopcharlestown.co.uk

Crow Tree By Suzie Williams

Harbour Steps, Dartmouth By Sarah Blakey

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The Cornwall Living guide to art around the county

Tranquillity Reigns Free By Kit John

Magic of the Mount By Carla Regler

Image courtesy of: the artist, Aga Khan Museum, Toronto, and Corvi-Mora

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9. ATISHOO GALLERY

10. CARLA REGLER GALLERY

11. EAT ART

Kit Johns is a young artist working from his studio in Cornwall. He captures the changing sea conditions on his canvases, from calm summer days to granite coloured skies in winter. Atishoo Gallery shows Kit’s work alongside many other West Country artists, located in the historical World Heritage village of Charlestown.

Carla is an award-winning landscape photographer based in Porthleven, where she has two galleries, one above the popular kitchen-café Seadrift and a second, recently opened around the corner on Chapel Terrace, stocking a range of beautiful prints and unique gifts, including Carla’s stunning work and fascinating vintage prints.

Eat Art is a collaboration of artists, designers and craftsmen with many years experience in the art of picture framing. The team collaborate with some of the best artists working in Cornwall today and clients from all over the UK to supply art and frames to the trade and public. With simple solutions from just a few pounds to unique handcrafted designs, Eat Art offers a complete bespoke framing service.

71 Charlestown Road, Charlestown, St Austell PL25 3NL 01726 65900 www.atishoodesigns.co.uk

Chapel Terrace, Porthleven 01326 354171 www.carlaregler.com

Empire Way, Tregoniggie Estate, Falmouth TR11 4RX 01326 375917 www.eatart.co.uk

Tranquillity Reigns Free By Kit Johns

Magic of the Mount By Carla Regler

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12. NEWLYN ART GALLERY & THE EXCHANGE See how the dark of night is red By Imran Qureshi

This summer sees a major project by the highly acclaimed artist Imran Qureshi, including a site-speciﬁc commission for Truro Cathedral, making this Qureshi’s most ambitious UK exhibition to date. ‘See how the dark of night is red’ shows from 1st July to 8th October. Newlyn Art Gallery New Road, Newlyn TR18 5PZ The Exchange Princes Street, Penzance TR18 2NL www.newlynartgallery.co.uk

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Beyond the reach of the city We have dreamed of a place . . . Landscape Expressionist

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Landscape expressionist artist Steve Slimm has been painting Cornwall for 35 years. His work is acclaimed for its unique quality of light. Steve's extraordinary paintings can be seen in a number of UK galleries. To find out where visit SteveSlimm.com/Cornwall-Living

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Out & about

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The Lost Gardens of Heligan: 200 acres of history, mystery, intrigue and romance.

wenty-five years ago, Heligan’s historic gardens were unknown and unseen, lost under a tangle of weeds. It was only the chance discovery of a door in the ruins that led to the restoration of this once great estate. Today, the Lost Gardens have been put back where they belong: in pride of place among the finest gardens in Britain. Throughout the year, The Lost Gardens have a jam-packed schedule of events and captivating stories to enthral and entice their inter-generational audience, with this summer positively bursting at the seams! Heligan is home to the finest productive garden in Britain and is intensively cultivated throughout the year. The gardens and estate once met almost all the needs of the Tremayne family and their guests; with only fresh fish being sourced from the local harbour of Mevagissey. Today, over 300 varieties of mostly heritage fruit, vegetables and herbs are lovingly tended to supply the Heligan Kitchen with fresh, seasonal produce. Whilst most people talk in ‘food miles’, Heligan pride themselves in ‘food yards’, 157 yards from soil to plate to be exact; it doesn’t get much fresher than that!

June kicks off with a breath-taking explosion of colour, as The Lost Gardens of Heligan welcome back their mesmerising Field of Remembrance, taking the form of a boundless sea of delicate blood red, poppies. The spectacle was created on the Estate’s West Lawn, as a beacon to remind us of all those lost in the Great War and is set to bloom each summer until 2018, in line with the WWI centenary. It truly is a sight like no other and is one not to be missed. To complement this floral extravaganza a stunning display of indigo linseed flower will be in bloom in the adjacent Valentines Field, which is set to grace the senses throughout July and August, promising to be a real feast for the eyes, as well as celebrating one of Britain’s ‘lost’ crops. This June, Father’s Day is set to have more steam, beer and barbeque food than ever before with two jam-packed days instead of one. June also sees Heligan welcoming back Cornwall’s Miracle Theatre with a reputation for producing fresh and truthful adaptions, guaranteeing inspiring entertainment that can be enjoyed by all. The audience is invited to bring a picnic, share a glass of wine and sit back and enjoy the show in the magical atmosphere of

ê BELOW Discover what was once lost í BELOW LEFT Fun for the whole family

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the Lost Gardens, set against the stunning backdrop of ancient rhododendrons. Following the theatre theme, this summer will see the irrepressible Kneehigh Theatre return to The Lost Gardens for their third consecutive year, with their award-winning, spirit-lifting nomadic theatre space, the Asylum. They bring with them a chance for friends old and new to enjoy world-class theatre, delicious food and drink, live music and a good old-fashioned Kneehigh knees-up. Kneehigh bring you not one, not two but three exciting new shows; The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk, FUP and The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Entry to the gardens is free for Kneehigh show ticket holders from 6pm on performance nights, but should you wish to spend longer exploring, combined tickets are available allowing you to enjoy the 200 acres at your leisure. The Lost Summer once again runs for the duration of the summer holidays and encapsulates the essence of our childhood memories and our parents’ before us. This summer The Lost Gardens brings memories of old into the moment, with a summer of outdoor play, den building, bushcraft, trails through magical woodlands, toasting marshmallows around smouldering campfires and wild adventures out and about in the great British outdoors.

There have been numerous changes throughout Heligan over the past year and a few projects due to be completed, such as the reopening of The Ravine, set for July. Here the old watercourses have been re-established, returning the sound of running water to the Northern Gardens. New plantings along the rocky landscape are set to provide a real summer spectacle. The Jungle and The Lost Valley have been connected for the first time in Heligan’s history and linked with a new boardwalk, taking you through a wealth of new and exotic plantings. Gardeners’ Question Time will be a new feature this summer and is a unique opportunity to get your gardening questions answered by the Heligan Gardening Team. The team welcome gardening enthusiasts of all abilities to join them in the historic Melon Yard, for an informal and fun Q&A session with gardeners from both the Productive and Ornamental Gardening Teams.

é INSET The Kneehigh Asylum

THE LOST GARDENS OF HELIGAN Pentewan, St Austell PL26 6EN 01726 845100 info@heligan.com www.heligan.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Wedding

Your day, your way Whether you’re dreaming of an intimate ceremony or an exclusive party by the sea, Fowey Hall is a glorious wedding venue.

ornwall is a magical place to get married. A luxury retreat overlooking the Fowey Estuary, Fowey Hall can be your exclusive country house where your wedding is exactly how you dreamt it would be. Originally built as a beautiful Victorian mansion by local resident Charles Augustin Hanson, today Fowey Hall retains the unique charm and relaxed atmosphere of a country house, complete with library, morning, drawing, billiard and dining rooms. As a wedding venue, the majestic Fowey Hall becomes exclusively yours, welcoming between 60 and 120 guests. Fowey Hall provides its guests with a totally ﬂexible venue with the utmost privacy, giving you a unique wedding that reﬂects your personality; it’s all about you and your guests! The hotel has 36 individually styled rooms, a spa complete

with pool and outdoor hot tub, extensive grounds with beautiful views over the Fowey river estuary, and Ofsted registered creche as well as an older chilrens’ games room stocked with toys and much more. Fowey Hall has a number of impressive and characterful rooms licensed for ceremonies. From the spectacular Drawing Room to the gorgeous Garden Room, there is the perfect setting to suit your guest list. The reception can be tailored to exactly how you’d like it to be; the Fowey Hall team take a personal approach, offering anything from Pimm’s on the sunny croquet lawn to sparklers on the veranda as evening falls or, during the colder months, roaring log ﬁres to gather around. The enchanting, sloping and luscious lawns are a wonderful place to take photographs of your day, against a backdrop of grand architecture or the estuary melting into endless sea below.

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ì ABOVE Fowey Hall makes the perfect backdrop for your wedding day

When it comes to the eating part of the day, Cornwall is renowned for its fresh and fantastic produce all year round. James Parkinson, the Head Chef at Fowey Hall, has a wealth of knowledge and an abundance of delicious and seasonal ingredients to hand – literally, herbs are grown in the hotel’s garden. James will meet with you to discuss and customise a creative and sumptuous wedding menu to suit your style and taste. All that’s left for you to do is relax and unwind over canapés and locally sourced dishes cooked to perfection. It’s believed that Fowey Hall inspired Toad Hall in The Wind in the Willows; Kenneth Grahame was a frequent visitor

to the former family mansion. Testament to this, today the hotel is a realm of imagination, fun and games. The Four Bears Den is the hotel’s Ofsted registered crèche; here children can play with toys and take part in arts and crafts, face painting and much more. There is a Cinema Room too for older children to watch the latest movies and a Blue Room to relax with friends. There is an outdoor hot tub with uninterrupted sea views and, for children, a pool for splashing and swimming. The weddings team at Fowey Hall is intent on creating a bespoke package for you: a wedding that is unique, suits your individual requirements and reﬂects your personality! If luxurious and grand rooms, sweeping estuary and sea views, extensive grounds and ﬁne food and wine is what you have in mind for the big day, Fowey Hall is where your wedding dreams become a reality.

“The relaxed pace of life, endless vistas, grand architecture and first class quality of food and drink amount to a relaxed day that, after much planning, is harmonious to the ideal held in your mind”

FOWEY HALL HOTEL Fowey PL23 1ET O1726 833866 info@foweyhallhotel.co.uk www.foweyhallhotel.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Lifestyle Image courtesy of: Geoff Squibb

Station

to station We drop by The Lizard Lifeboat Station to discover more about the inspiring work of the RNLI.

rriving at The Lizard Lifeboat Station is like stumbling upon a top-secret base from Thunderbirds – in every sense. We’re privileged to climb into a small metal cage hugging the sheer cliff face and slowly descend 50 metres or so, to reach the ultra-high-tech, waveshaped building, cleverly concealed in the natural rocky Kilcobben cove below. Entering the building does nothing to dampen this feeling. Taking centre stage is a 31-ton, £2.7 million, state-of-the-art vessel, flanked by a veranda set over three levels, with uniformed personnel occasionally scurrying into various side rooms. The station’s huge metal doors open wide onto the waves below, framing a matchless view across the Channel and Celtic Sea. The imposing, self-righting, all-weather Tamar Class lifeboat sits poised on a purpose-built pneumatic pivot, waiting for the signal; ready to slide down the slipway into the depths below. The station’s very existence, in this remote, tricky-to-access location, is a testament to human endeavour. From the fundraising, to the design and build, right through to its operation – almost everything about it represents a huge feat of engineering, from the large scale, down to the tiniest detail. We’re here on a sublime Tuesday evening to witness its launch for a routine training exercise. Lifeboat Operations Manager Ned Nuzum greets us warmly, introducing us to Coxswain, Andrew Putt; Chairman, Dr Chris Cuff, and resident photographer Geoff Squibb. As he shows us around, Chris speaks with pride of the station and crew. “The kit has to be right – no corner cutting”, he says. “If we’re sending crews out to sea, often in challenging conditions, we need to provide them with the best kit possible.” The new station is the latest in a long line to have operated out of The Lizard over the years. Lifeboats of the peninsula still hold the RNLI’s record for the largest number of people rescued in a single operation. In March 1907, Lifeboat crews from Cadgwith, Coverack, Porthleven and The Lizard rowed out for a staggering 16-hours straight to rescue 456 of the passengers and crew aboard

ç LEFT The Tamar Class lifeboat launching into the water è RIGHT The ultra high-tech building nestled into Kilcobben cove

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Image courtesy of: Bernice Putt

the liner SS Suevic, having foundered on the rocks, close to Lizard Point. Both Chris and Ned are keen to emphasise that they don’t operate in isolation, highlighting the wider role of the RNLI. It’s just one of 237 lifeboat stations across the UK, and the 15 across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, all working tirelessly to keep our shores safe. And then there are the 200 or more RNLI lifeguarded beaches too. Being a charity, the RNLI relies critically on donations and the generosity of others, with fundraising playing an integral role. Neighbouring station Penlee, for example, is currently carrying out an appeal for funds towards the building of a new lifeboat station, updating the facilities and creating a visitor centre to highlight Penlee’s rich heritage. You can help by visiting: www.rnli-penleelifeboat.org.uk/appeal While traditionally crews have been made up largely of ﬁshermen, these days the recruitment pool is surprisingly diverse, as Chris explains. “The RNLI is a ‘broad church’ organisation, encompassing members from all walks of life.” The flipside, however, is that new volunteers don’t necessarily have existing maritime experience to draw upon, necessitating intense training programmes and ﬁrst-class facilities. The Lizard’s Coxswain, Andrew Putt, who has been with the RNLI for 31 years, explains the qualities needed in volunteers: “Commitment without recognition; someone who’s keen to get up in the middle of the night to go to the aid of others.” It’s an inclusive spirit – whether man or woman,

young or old, provided you can meet the challenging physical and emotional demands, you can step aboard. The Lizard needs seven crew afloat and six shore crew, in order to successfully launch, drawing on a rotation of around 37 operational volunteers. It’s an incredible sight watching the boat slide down into the water, each crew member well-drilled in their respective roles. Naturally, keeping up competency is essential – crew have to complete at least one exercise per month to ensure the entire roster is fully skilled, regardless of who is called upon on any given day. But there are so many ways to make a difference, other than those at the sharp edge. As Ned emphasises, “If you want to volunteer in any capacity, whether boat crew, shore crew, boathouse guide and more, the opportunity is there to get involved.” Of course, there’s another, very simple way in which we can all help: stay smart, respect the water, avoid needlessly dangerous situations, swim only on lifeguarded beaches, and follow the RNLI’s safety tips on their website. Our visit to the station is a small reminder of the wonderful work carried out by the RNLI, the resolve of those involved, and how important it is for us all to get behind this indispensable national institution. Keep up the good work!

RNLI www.rnli.org

THE LIZARD LIFEBOAT www.thelizardlifeboat.org.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

é ABOVE Men and women from all walks of life make up the Lizard Lifeboat crew

words by:

Felix Rowe

Make a donation!

How your donation helps: • 8,228 launches • 7,973 people rescued • 442 lives saved (2015 statistics across the RNLI)

Saving lives Now in its third year, the RNLI’s national drowning prevention campaign, Respect the Water, aims to halve accidental coastal deaths by 2024 in the UK and Republic of Ireland. The campaign focuses on the dangerous unpredictability of the sea, highlighting dangers which get many people into trouble including cold water shock, powerful rip currents and slip, trips and falls near the coast. Visit RNLI.org/ respectthewater to ﬁnd info on how to stay safe. The charity also aims to implement effective drowning prevention strategies in the highest risk areas internationally, through inﬂuence, education, rescue and supervision.

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Shopping

“We can’t live without white denim in the summer; it becomes a real wardrobe staple”

Dress to impress

The holiday season is upon us and what better excuse for a wardrobe update than a bit of sunshine.

ì ABOVE Some of the new summer range from Caneva, Downtown Dazzler and Fumana è RIGHT Top from Pluma

hether you’re off on holiday in an exotic location or plan to enjoy the sun at home on staycation, it’s that time of year when fashion really comes into its own. So, we catch up with Sharon Smith and Katie Robinson, the mother-daughter team behind Truro womenswear boutique Bishop Phillpott, who talk us through some of the key trends for the holiday season. Jumpsuits An outfit in one, we just love the ease of a jumpsuit. “They’re a great way to save space when packing to go away as they can be dressed up or down with ease”, says Katie. “This season we have a whole selection of jumpsuits, whether that be a jersey piece from Weekend by MaxMara, a cullotte jumpsuit from American Vintage or a more structured shirt style version.” Throw them on with some statement sandals for the day or take them up a notch and add heels and glam accessories for an evening look. An update on the classic white denim We can’t live without white denim in the summer; it becomes a real wardrobe staple.

“This season sees some new updates to the classic style”, adds Sharon, “with Donna Ida jeans in a more subtle ‘milk’ shade, and JBrand with a figure flattering new shape – the cropped flare. And if you really fancy a change then take a look at our gorgeous pale pink JBrand jeans; they’re a great way to update your denim and the shade is oh-so versatile!” Tropical brights Summer is always a great excuse for adding some brightness into our wardrobe, and this season sees the return of tropical brights. Oranges and limes are combined with whites and blacks in both collections from Paul Smith and Weekend by MaxMara. “If you’re a little frightened of too much colour why not simply add a touch to your outfit with some stunning statement jewellery from Weekend by MaxMara.”

BISHOP PHILLPOTT

New Bridge House, 24 New Bridge Street, Truro TR1 2AA 01872 261750 info@bishopphillpott.co.uk www.bishopphillpott.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Never too late to

change Many of us dream of a change of job and lifestyle, and it’s exactly what lovely, award-winning, garden designer Jo Midwinter has done.

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Mandy Milano

ê BELOW A computer render of the Boardwalk garden design

catch up with Jo at her home overlooking the Camel estuary. If you’ve ever thought about employing a designer but always thought it might be rather intimidating then Jo’s the person for you! She is warm, easy-going and bubbling over with enthusiasm for her career and lifestyle. Conversation flows easily over mugs of tea in her colourful kitchen, her golden retriever, Harry, at our feet. Jo explains with a huge smile: “I loved gardening from an early age and enjoyed creating gardens for myself, family and

friends. I always had a strong feeling for space and shapes. The way you can create a space to make you feel more comfortable, energised or tranquil. I had also fallen in love with Cornwall – especially around Padstow. We kept coming back to Cornwall for family holidays. Little did I know that one day I would actually be working in garden design and finally living in Cornwall right next to the Camel estuary!” It wasn’t quite as simple as Jo makes it sound – there was a lot of determination involved in realising her dream. First in 2006, a move from their home in

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Leamington Spa where Jo worked in IT; to live in Okehampton, when her husband was offered a job nearby. Then with her children settled and working, Jo, with a huge leap of faith, gave up work and enrolled on a garden design course at Duchy College, Rosewarne. “It was finally time to do what I had always wanted to do.” Jo says with another huge smile. “But we were still living in Okehampton – so it was quite a commitment to take on the drive to Rosewarne in north west Cornwall, let alone the added cost! But…” another grin from Jo, “life has a habit of stepping in sometimes and it turned out that two other people on the course lived nearby, so we not only shared the car journey and cost, but also became firm friends. It was a real God send!” It’s obvious that Jo thrived. In her final year at college she was joint winner of the Society of Garden Designers’ (SGD) national student of the year award. “It was wonderful!” Jo exclaims. “Just being at the awards ceremony; meeting and being in photos with designers whose work I had been studying!” Then, last year she won an SGD professional award for the garden of a contemporary coastal home in north Cornwall. I ask Jo about her philosophy on garden design. “When I approach a garden I think about how it makes you feel and how you want it to feel. I think about creating the places where it’s good to sit and reflect, places that will encourage people to spend time together, places where there is a sense

of discovery and excitement and how the garden flows between each element. I want to create a garden that will tempt my clients outside as often as possible! I like to try and find the unique character of a garden. It’s my job to raise possibilities for the garden. And I do love coastal gardens, using robust plants that can withstand whatever the weather has to throw at them. I never want to leave clients with problem plants! At the back of my mind is always… how are they going to manage this in the future?” In any spare time she has, Jo likes to go surfing, “though I’m not very good! My son surfs too and has moved from London to Newquay, so now I see them a lot, which is an added joy. I run and walk the Camel trail, and I love wildflowers so I photograph any I find, and blog about them. Oh, and we enjoy eating out, particularly in relaxed restaurants like Gilmores in Newquay for Mexican food, it’s a little shack by the golf course, or Scott and Babs at Retorrick Mill.” I can imagine strolling round my garden, buffeted by the westerlies, talking with Jo. I love her approach of simple but exciting; of making spaces that will add to people’s lives, and her warmth and enthusiasm for the life she has made.

JO MIDWINTER GARDEN DESIGN 07761 803572 midwinterjo@gmail.com www.jomidwinter.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

é TOP The Camel estuary é ABOVE Jo receiving an Society of Garden Designers 2015 award

Top 5 garden design tips • Make the most of what you have! – List the things you do and don't like in your garden.

• Use of space is the most important thing to get right. - Plan space for the elements you wish to include (e.g. dining, playing, growing veg) and the routes in between. • Create a mood board – A clearly deﬁned idea will help with all future decisions. • Only select plants that work with your garden's microclimate and soil – Don’t ﬁght it! • Structure is the backbone of the garden – Use hardy, reliable plants packed with all-year-round form to give your garden shape throughout the year.

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THE MUSEUM OF WITCHCRAFT AND MAGIC The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic (MWM) in the picturesque village of Boscastle contains the world’s largest collection of magical and witchcraft-related objects and books. The two floors of exhibition spaces contain a wide variety of objects and artworks, from curses to crystal balls, potions to Pagan beliefs. MWM attracts over 30,000 visitors a year and is a Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence Winner. There is a special focus on West Country beliefs and traditions, so go and discover how fishermen ‘bought the wind’ and where you can find sacred sites in this beautiful part of Cornwall. Alongside the fascinating permanent collection is a temporary exhibition space that explores different aspects of magic and witchcraft, ensuring that there’s always something new to see. This year there is an exhibition on the history of Halloween. There are also regular guided tours and a lively programme of talks. The library can also be visited by appointment. Check the website for further details.

THE MUSEUM OF WITCHCRAFT AND MAGIC The Harbour, Boscastle PL35 0HD 01840 250111 www.museumofwitchcraft.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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CONTEMPORARY CREEKSIDE HIDEAWAY feock, south cornwall Overlooking Restronguet Creek ø 4/5 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms ø guest annexe ø high quality contemporary finish ø modern open-plan living area ø spacious and adaptable interior layout ø parking for several cars/boats ø 2,073 sq ft ø EPC=D

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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FASCINATING PROPERTY WITH LAND TO THE CREEK manaccan, nr helford, south cornwall Tucked away location ø footpath to creek ø 1.5 miles to Helford Village ø 4 bedrooms in total ø swimming pool ø requiring some refurbishment ø approx 1 acre of gardens & woodland to creek ø 3,053 sq ft ø EPC=G

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1 FABULOUS HOUSE MINUTES FROM TREVONE BEACH trevone, padstow, north cornwall Built in 2009 ø 5 bedrooms ø footpath to beach ø open plan sitting/dining room ø garage & parking ø hand crafted kitchen ø study ø enclosed lawned gardens ø terrace & balconies ø 3,408 sq ft ø EPC=C

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £1.8 million Freehold

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1 A WORLD-CLASS SETTING IN BEAUTIFUL ST MAWES st mawes, south cornwall Tastefully restored Victorian house ø prime position with direct water access ø south facing gardens ø mooring on licence ø 4 bedrooms ø 3 bath/shower rooms ø 1,770 sq ft ø EPC=E

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £1.95 million Freehold

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FORMER RECTORY IN DESIRABLE RURAL SETTING st veep, lostwithiel, south cornwall Majority of former Georgian rectory ø miles of countryside views ø 5 bedrooms ø heated swimming pool ø 3 bathrooms (2 en suite) ø landscaped gardens ø garage/workshop ø tucked behind St Veep church ø Grade II listed ø 3,132 sq ft ø EPC = exempt

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £750,000 Freehold

TWO INTERCONNECTING APARTMENTS feock, south cornwall Two interconnecting apartments ø elegant south facing waterfront mansion ø use of private slipway ø up to 3 bedrooms ø beautifully maintained communal waterfront grounds ø two garages & parking ø licensed moorings possible ø 584 sq ft + 1194 sq ft ø EPC=F

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

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Prices from £295,000 - £845,000 Leasehold

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CHARMING CONVERSION OF HISTORIC MILL laneast, launceston, north cornwall Picturesque rural setting ø 4 bedrooms ø 3 reception rooms ø character kitchen ø utility/boot room ø studio with en suite and balcony ø detached garage/ workshop ø almost 2 acres of waterside gardens ø 500 meters of river frontage with fishing rights ø Grade II listed ø 2,561 sq ft

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

01872 243 200

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GRADE II LISTED FARMHOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS tregony, truro, south cornwall Grade II listed farmhouse ø 4 bedrooms ø 3 reception ø large conservatory ø separate holiday cottage & granite outbuildings ø just over 1.5 acres ø all-weather tennis court ø orchard & fruit cage ø 3,638 sq ft

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01872 243 200

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1 A TRANQUIL CREEKSIDE LIFESTYLE CHANGE philleigh, the roseland, south cornwall Fabulous mill conversion ø 4 bedrooms in main property ø three holiday units ø adaptable accommodation ø impressive sitting room and kitchen ø walled garden ø access to creek ø 4,324 sq ft ø EPC=C

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

01872 243 200

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1 COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFULLY CONVERTED BARNS WITH STABLES withiel, nr bodmin, cornwall Extended barn conversion ø 3 bedroom house ø 3 bedroom annexe ø 2 B&B units ø equestrian outbuildings/stables ø west facing countryside views ø 19 acres of mature gardens, fields & paddocks ø potential for further development ø 5,343 sq ft ø EPC=D

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

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CONTEMPORARY COASTAL MASTERPIECE fowey, south cornwall Unique architect designed house ø sublime harbour and sea views ø huge openplan family living area ø 5/6 bedrooms ø immaculately presented gardens ø several balconies ø garage and parking for 3/4 cars ø 3,879 sq ft ø EPC=C

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £2.5 million Freehold

ATTRACTIVE FARMHOUSE NEAR THE FOWEY ESTUARY lostwithiel, mid cornwall 4 bedrooms ø cottage with 2 bedrooms ø 29 ft sitting room ø large farmhouse kitchen/dining room ø study and library ø large outbuilding ø paddock and orchards ø lush well-stocked gardens ø 6.65 acres ø 4,601 sq ft ø EPC=D (main house) ø EPC=C (cottage)

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

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ST MAWES AT ITS BEST st mawes, south cornwall

Panoramic views over the village, river and out to sea ø spacious kitchen & dining room ø faboulous 1st floor living room ø 4 bedrooms ø terrace & garden ø parking & space for boating equipment ø 1,590 sq ft ø EPC = F

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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Guide £1.6 million Freehold

WATERFRONT POSITION WITH STUNNING VIEWS fowey, south cornwall Panoramic waterside views ø 4 bedrooms (3 en suite) ø steps to the water ø secure gated under cover parking for 4 cars ø running mooring by licence ø terrace & balconies ø 3,594 sq ft ø EPC=C

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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1 GORGEOUS MINI ESTATE NEAR NORTH COAST lesnewth, boscastle, north cornwall Grade II listed farmhouse ø 3 spacious reception rooms ø 5 bedrooms ø snug ø 3 storey stone cottage with 2 bedrooms ø former bothy with 2 bedrooms ø stone barn ø formal gardens, meadow, pasture, large pond and woodland ø in all about 64 acres ø 3,226 sq ft

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

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CONTEMPORARY COA STAL PROPERTIES

One Lusty Glaze is a stylish collection of 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartments and three 3 bedroom houses set in a prime position overlooking Newquay Bay and above Lusty Glaze Beach.

Prices from Â£275,000

Acorn Blue Marketing Suite, 32 Headland Road, Newquay, TR7 1FN 01637 876000 www.acornblue.co.uk Price correct at time of publication. Computer generated images of One Lusty Glaze for illustrative purposes only. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT. Credit is secured against your home. Subject to status, Help to Buy Terms & Conditions and available on selected properties in England only. Eligible applicants will be offered an equity loan up to a maximum of 20% of the purchase price (based on the open market value). Applicants are required to fund at least 80% of the purchase price by means of a conventional mortgage, savings/ deposit where required. The equity loan is provided by the HCA and held as a second charge. This offer is not available in conjunction with any other promotion. Full details will be provided on request.

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Self catering waterside and country properties in stunning holiday locations

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• Self-catering cottage • AA 2015/16 friendliest B&B • AA four-star gold • Licensed • Best breakfast & evening meal certificates

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Tremenheere Kitchen, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Gulval, Penzance, Cornwall, TR20 8YL E: tremenheerekitchen@gmail.com

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We are an eco friendly solar powered yurt campsite (with mains back up) situated on my parent’s organic farm in the beautiful and historic fishing village of Polperro in Cornwall.

SELF CATERING, CORNWALL. BEAUTIFUL PROPERTIES WITH STUNNING VIEWS IN THE FAR SOUTH WEST OF THE COUNTRY.

www.polurrianhotel.com Mullion, Cornwall info@polurrianhotel.com 01326 240421 or email tel 01736 369729 www.blacksofchapelstreet.com reservations@blacksofchapelstreet.com

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Polurrian Bay Hotel

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Enjoy our amazing Cream Tea in the Vista Lounge, taking in the spectacular views, from £7.50 per person. Or why not treat yourself to Sunday Lunch - 2 courses from £16.95 per person, 3 courses from £19.95 per person, Children’s 2 courses at £10.95 per child. Non-members are welcome to our Leisure Club, with facilities including an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, gym and tennis court - day membership from £5.70 per person.

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Health

Festival spirit With festival season about to kick off, Amanda Winwood gives some tips on roughing it in style.

Honey is sweet in more ways than one! Enjoy this great hair treat whilst you relax in a post festival bath! To use: Take two tablespoons of runny honey and mix in one tablespoon of egg yolk and one tablespoon of organic olive oil. Massage into clean, damp hair. Leave for 20 minutes then rinse with warm water. The protein in the egg yolk will help replenish the keratin protein bonds that UV rays attack. Natural glossy hair!

Festival styles

Escape the city

We love using natural and organic ingredients. You may think that eggs, honey, avocadoes, lemon and yoghurt are great for a nutritious meal but they are all fantastic and affordable hair treatment ingredients. Oils in avocados closely resemble that natural oil mentioned earlier. The mild acidity in lemon will gently remove grease from hair.

Hugs from Amanda x

Amanda is well known in the health and wellbeing industy for her organic range ‘Spiezia’ and also as founder of the Made For Life Foundation, working with people recovering from cancer. www.spieziaorganics.com

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Summer is the time to escape the city and enjoy festival season

• If you have longer hair then a plait or braid is always the answer. Tendrils of hair trailing out of a plait or braid are ﬁne too. • If you have naturally curly hair – congratulations as ‘crimping’ is the biggest 2016 trend. That curly hair is perfect for festivals.

• Hair adornments are great – glitter, hair tattoos, hair jewellery, headscarves and, of course, ﬂowers are all great as well as hats. • Remember this is your time to create your own festival style!

Home hair spa treat

t’s that time of year again, and there’s a huge and growing interest in festivals within the UK. We are off to Glastonbury with the family in June where we’ll be joining Tony and Shelley Sampson and crew in Cornwall Solar Panels Pyramid Palace – I can’t wait! Cornwall has its own brilliant array of festivals too. Festivals are a time to let your hair down, relax and have fun. But in actual fact with limited access to water you have the perfect opportunity to try out some great festival hairstyles. It’s worth being aware that the scalp, when left to its own natural devices, will return to its own natural balance, producing just enough oil to keep your hair glossy and smooth. The natural sebum produced by the scalp ensures that the shaft of the hair is clean and protected.

“If you have naturally curly hair – congratulations as ‘crimping’ is the biggest 2016 trend”

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