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The Ultimate Lifestyle By The Sea

SPECIAL LONDON EDITION Issue 7 | September 2016

The Ultimate Lifestyle By The Sea

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Homes . Interiors . Gardens . Travel . Food . Health & Beauty

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EXPLORING CORNWALL’S BIKE TRAILS FOODIE AND FAMILY ESCAPES SUMPTUOUS SPA BREAKS

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1 MAGNIFICENT HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS mawnan, nr falmouth, south Cornwall Private coastal setting ø beautiful sea and countryside views ø direct access to seashore and beach ø 6/7 bedrooms ø exquisite kitchen and bathrooms ø 4 reception rooms ø former coach house/stables ø large gardens & grounds ø around 9.2 acres ø 7,283 sq ft ø EPC=F

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

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There may be the feel of autumn in the air, but it’s the perfect time to enjoy an out-of-season break to Cornwall, away from all the crowds, and discover a beach or two to enjoy all to yourself!

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Our cover feature is all about exploring Cornwall on two wheels, across the many scenic off-road trails. There’s something for everyone, from the sedate to the daring mountain biker… we even provide suggestions for the all-important ice-cream stops! If you love holidaying in Cornwall and are thinking of investing in a holiday home, or perhaps making the move permanently, you might be tempted by the range of stunning properties currently on the market with Savills. We also provide advice from agents and interior design services that can both help you in your search for the dream property and even fully kit it out for you so it’s ready to move straight in and enjoy from the start. But if you’d just like to sample the delights of Cornwall for a short break, we suggest some gorgeous properties and hotels to make as your home from home. Whether looking for a sumptous spa break or a foodie pilgrimage; a family holiday or a romantic getaway for two, there’s an escape in here just for you. So, ﬁnd a pen, pour a glass of red, and start planning your next Cornish adventure!

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ON THE COVER Carn Towan Cottages above Sennen Cove, courtesy of Welcome Cottages.

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News & views

The latest from the Duchy

36 Coastal retreats Luxury self-catering cottages in Cornwall

44 Competitions

Your chance to win some fantastic prizes

48 Gallery

A spotlight on art

82 Spiezia

The beauty of organic

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Features 10 Pedal power

Exploring Cornwall on two wheels

16 Luxury property

Stunning waterside pads from Savills

24 Blooming lovely

Spring bulbs from Fentongollan Farm

26 Festive Fistral 53

A Cornish Christmas at The Atlantic

27 Your personal paradise

South coast pads from Natural Retreats

30 Surf & sunsets

Endless summer with Ann’s Cottage

33 Rock’s shining star

North coast breaks with John Bray

37 A touch of class

Enjoy a boutique break at St Enodoc

38 Design, build, furnish

Kit out your home with Mint House

40 Magical moments

Out-of-season breaks with Latitude50

48 Heavy Seas By Jago Silver

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41 Take a break

Relax at The Cornwall Hotel

42 Culinary masterclass Rick Stein’s Cookery School

45 A fresh idea

Introducing Fish For Thought

50 City meets coast

The Alverton and The Greenbank

52 A new season

Autumn arrivals at Bishop Philpott

53 Camping in style

Smart stoves from Anevay

54 Dream escapes

Plan your perfect stay

56 A setting like no other The unique Lusty Glaze Beach

58 A clifftop paradise

Family breaks at The Polurrian Hotel

60 Sunny St Ives

The seaside town that has it all

62 The perfect location

Launcells Barton near Bude

65 Turning heads

Fashion from Brigid Foley

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

Make your move with Live Beside the Sea For many people starting a new life in Cornwall is a longed for dream. All too often, however, life is too busy or demanding to ﬁnd the time to look for the perfect home. This is where Live Beside the Sea comes in, a bespoke property search agency based at the heart of Cornwall. Acquiring a property that also provides an income may be a priority for your fresh start, or perhaps a relaxing home with sea views as a pre-retirement investment. There is no limit to the possibilities that Cornwall has to offer those looking for adventure and change in their lives.

Fish suppers for the RNLI The RNLI – the charity that saves lives at sea – is encouraging people across the UK to cook a fish supper for friends and family to raise money for the volunteer crew members who often have to sacrifice dinner with their loved ones to help those in trouble at sea. The campaign aims to encourage people across the UK to cook up a fishy dish for family and friends to raise money for the crew members, who voluntarily sacrifice dinner time with their loved ones to respond to emergencies at sea. From gourmet lobster thermidor, to the classic British fish and chips, Fish Supper is a time for family and friends to come together! The importance of togetherness and team spirit is central to the RNLI, and is what makes the charity and its volunteers so special. Fish Supper takes place between 14th and 16th October, but you can hold your dinner party on any date suitable for you. For more information visit www.rnli.org/fishsupper

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The team at Live Beside the Sea work with their clients’ wishes and lifestyle needs, using their vast knowledge of the county to achieve excellent results. Working in close collaboration with Wright House Designs, the properties found for clients can be redesigned if desired, to create the perfect Cornish retreat that feels like home from the moment you move in! For more information, call 07882 037836, email livebesidethesea@gmail.com or visit www.livebesidethesea.com Contact Rozzie at Wright House Designs on 07979 503250 or email rozzi@wrighthousedesigns.com

Make house hunting in Cornwall fun and exciting with help from Stacks House hunting should be fun, not stressful and time consuming. Yet many house hunters in Cornwall are trying to juggle family life and work while travelling up and down each time any of the estate agents tell them there is a house coming on that they mustn’t miss out on. Nicola Oddy, Regional Director of Stacks Property Search in Cornwall, often takes on clients who have started their hunt for a dream home but for whom the excitement has already been tarnished by the effort involved in the process. Nicola says: “It’s important to put that magic and excitement back. By involving a buyers agent, the house buyer saves themselves huge amounts of time, effort and stress, and often money as well by taking a back seat in the negotiations. They also gain a familiar face with local knowledge who will still be there when they move in.” For more information, call Nicola on 07770 901348 or email nicolaoddy@stacks.co.uk

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PEDAL POWER With many miles of cycle routes and trails across Cornwall, what better way to take in our wonderful landscape than on two wheels?

t’s all too easy to jump in the car these days – we’re all guilty of it, and why not when it gets us from a to b in the quickest time – but next time you’re looking to explore why not consider a day out on a bicycle? One of my most vivid childhood memories is when the stabilisers came off my bike. I was so proud of my sparkly purple steed, rescued from a skip and re-sprayed by my ever-resourceful dad. On taking those ﬁrst, rather wobbly, unaided pedal strokes down the garden path I felt like I could take over the world! It was the start of a lifetime love affair with bikes and cycling and living in Cornwall has meant that I have had the most beautiful backdrop for my passion. As we go to print we are in the grip of Olympic cycling fever. Rio 2016 saw no less than 12 cycling medals, six of them gold. Chris Froome stood on the top step of the podium in Paris for the third time and

Mark Cavendish took his tally of stage wins in this iconic race to an impressive 30. These sportsmen and women are the elite in the sport, but cycling is by no means elitist. The beauty of a bike is that we can all beneﬁt from it in its simplest form. From the very young to the very old, and everywhere in between, getting out on two wheels doesn’t have to involve lycra and carbon ﬁbre. A simple ride through stunning countryside or along a coastal track is not only good for your health it’s good for the soul. Here in Cornwall we are lucky to have many quiet B-roads and back lanes that make road cycling a pleasure all year round. In springtime, our wooded lanes are

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awash with vibrant bluebells and nodding yellow daffodils. Summer brings the smell of sea on the breeze, while the smell of hearty roast dinners and open fires fills the air on Sunday autumn rides. If cycling on the road doesn’t appeal then Cornwall has a wide range of traffic-free cycling trails for all abilities. Many have bike hire available and most have a café along the way where you can stop and refuel. This is our guide to our favourite trails around the county – happy cycling!

“To me, it doesn’t matter whether it’s raining or the sun is shining or whatever: as long as I’m riding a bike I know I’m the luckiest guy in the world” Mark Cavendish

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Lanhydrock Bike Trail Ten kilometres of fantastic trails have recently been created at the National Trust owned Lanhydrock Estate after £3million worth of investment. The trails are graded Green (easy) and Blue (moderate) offering something for all skill levels. The Green trail is a gentle 1.5-mile ride that wends its way through the estate’s woodland, suitable for trailers and tag-a-longs. The Blue trails offer some exciting single track for the more advanced rider and The Saw Pit has been created especially for those wanting to hone their technical skills. A great place to take the family with the bonus of an adventure playground should anyone have any energy left!

The Camel Trail Beginning at Wenfordbridge near Bodmin, the Camel Trail stretches for 18 miles culminating at the foodie haven of Padstow. The trail follows a former railway line so is wonderfully ﬂat and ideal for youngsters just starting out. It runs through both a Site of Special Scientiﬁc Interest (SSSI) and a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) affording its users some of the most beautiful views of the Camel estuary and wooded scenery through the Camel Valley.

Ride must-haves • Helmet

• Water bottle • Snacks • Small toolkit • Puncture repair kit or spare tube • Bike pump • First aid kit • Mobile phone

PITSTOP: • Padstow - Stein’s Patisserie • www.rickstein.com • Wenfordbridge – Snails Pace Café www.snailspacecafe.co.uk

ë ABOVE Cornwall’s trails cater for all abilities

CYCLE HIRE: • Padstow - www.padstowcyclehire.com • Wadebridge - www.cameltrailcyclehire.co.uk

ê BELOW The Camel Trail is popular with all ages

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PITSTOP: • Park Café www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ lanhydrock CYCLE HIRE: • Lanhydrock Cycle Hub @LanydrockCycleHub 01208 26597

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è RIGHT Idyllic scenery on the Penrose Estate ê BELOW The Bissoe Trail has a fantastic variety of cycle paths for all levels of riders

The National Trust woods surrounding Loe Bar and stretching out to the cliff tops at Porthleven are the ideal place for a day out by bike. Starting in Helston, a wide, gentle tarmac trail takes you around one edge of the lake ﬁnishing at The Stables café where you can enjoy some delicious cake and coffee. For those wanting to go a little further there are some challenging wooded sections around Degibna and the National Trust have invested heavily in new trails that take you to Loe Bar Road from where you can cycle into Porthleven for a welldeserved ice-cream. PITSTOP: • The Stables & Nauti But Ice www.nautibutice.co.uk CYCLE HIRE: • www.porthlevencyclehire.co.uk

“When the spirits are low, when the day appears dark, when work becomes monotonous, when hope hardly seems worth having, just mount a bicycle and go out for a spin down the road, without thought on anything but the ride you are taking” Arthur Conan Doyle

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The Bissoe Trail This trail forms part of the Mineral Tramway Trail that takes you from the Atlantic coast at Portreath, across west Cornwall to the pretty waterside village of Devoran. Some sections are more diﬃcult than others with varied surfaces, so expect to encounter a few hills and some rugged terrain along the way. The area has some of the county’s best conserved mine buildings and takes riders on an interesting tour through some of Cornwall’s mining heritage. The full trail includes the more demanding Unity Woods and Poldice Valley, while the stretch from Devoran to Bissoe is quite gentle and makes a good ‘out and return’ ride for little ones with a welcome café stop at Bike Chain Bissoe – the ﬂapjack is legendary! PITSTOP: • Bike Chain Bissoe www.bikechainricci.co.uk/bissoe/ CYCLE HIRE: • www.bikechainricci.co.uk/bissoe/

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Studies have shown that regular cyclists enjoy the general health of someone approximately ten years younger Regular cycling improves balance and co-ordination Brisk cycling burns around 500 calories per hour, helping to control weight Cycling is a low impact exercise making it kinder on your joints than running and other high impact aerobic activities Many cyclists report that cycling regularly reduces their perceived levels of stress and promotes relaxation *source www.britishcycling.org.uk

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If you love cycling, the water and the Cornish countryside then why not combine all three and get involved in Cornwall’s active triathlon scene? Where better to train and compete than in the crystal clear waters of a Cornish bay, followed by a ride along one of our stunning coastal roads, with a cliff run to ﬁnish off. Cornwall has its own triathlon series with dedicated kid’s events so the whole family can get involved. Visit www.tempusleisure.org for more details.

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Sustrans is the charity that enables people to travel by foot, bike or public transport for more of the journeys we make every day. You can ﬁnd maps of cycle routes, download information and buy guides to help you enjoy your cycling adventure in Cornwall at www.sustrans.org.uk

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Cardinham Woods For those cyclists who are up for a bit more excitement then the 12km Bodmin Beast, on the slopes of the Cardinham Valley, is a great challenge. As its name suggest this trail isn’t for the faint hearted and is one of Cornwall’s best singletrack trails. Keen mountain bikers will love the tough climbs and gnarly descents and there are a couple of diﬃcult graded sections, Dialled-in-Dave and Hell’s Teeth, for those proﬁcient mountain bikers who want to take it to the next level. If you’re after a gentler pace then Cardinham has some lovely waymarked walking trails and the Woods Café is a great place for refreshments.

é ABOVE Enjoying the swooping singletrack at Cardinham Woods

Living in Cornwall means that Elite racer Jay Williamson gets to enjoy our wonderful local trails. For some biking inspiration watch him take on the single track at Cardinham. www.cornwall-living.co.uk

ê BELOW Cardinham Woods Café is a welcome place to stop for refreshment

PITSTOP: • Woods Café www.woodscafecornwall.co.uk CYCLE HIRE: • www.trailmunki.com

In this issue, we’re giving readers the chance to win a range of stunning prizes including several stunning holiday escapes, perfect for exploring the trails of Cornwall on two wheels yourself. Turn to our competitions section on page 44 for all the details. Enter now at www.cornwall-living.co.uk Terms & conditions apply.

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Property NEWBRIDGE

Newquay

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St Ives

St Austell Penzance

Botrea House

A unique country house with an annexe, unconverted barn, and extensive south-facing grounds.

INFORMATION Renovated country house Unspoilt, south-facing country setting Unique and versatile Five bedrooms 29ft sitting room Annexe wing Two storey unconverted barn Attached garden store 28.5 acres of land Three parking areas

agical, individual west Cornwall is home to smugglers’ coves, dramatic coastal scenery, stunning beaches and traditional fishing villages. Tucked away in this part of the world, near to Penzance, is Botrea House: a rustic and charming property that is far from the madding crowd but within easy reach of the local sights and amenities. Penzance is a historic port with pubs, restaurants, galleries and shops, dominated by the majestic St Michael’s Mount, accessible only by cobbled causeway or boat. The Paddington to Penzance trainline terminates in the town just yards from the sea. Botrea sits at the head of around 28.5 acres of gardens, grounds and woodland, and has huge potential for equestrian buyers or those looking to escape to countryside paradise. Inside, the kitchen is the real heart of the home, defined by an extraordinary inglenook fireplace with a contemporary wood burner. There’s enough space for two to sit either side, perfect for staying warm while watching night fall through the glazed kitchen extension. In the superb and spacious sitting room, the bones of this country house are revealed in style with exposed painted beams. In here you’ll find charming recesses and a Morso wood burner for keeping cosy in the winter months. Also on the ground floor are a study, downstairs toilet, games room and utility

area with plenty of room to store surfboards, wetsuits and the various things accumulated when living by the coast. Upstairs each bedroom enjoys wonderful views over the grounds and out to the open countryside. The annexe can be accessed from this ﬂoor or from the outside, ideal for a dependent relative or grown up child where everyone can have their own space. There is a double bedroom, an open-plan living room and kitchen with an impressive centrally placed wood burner. Outside, attached to the side of the main house, is a two-storey garden store, which provides a useful space for the lawnmower or any garden tools. Within the grounds there is also an attractive two-storey barn or stable, which was granted planning consent in 1996 for conversion into a dwelling. A technical start was made and in 2001 the council confirmed that the consent would last in perpetuity. Botrea is a countryside haven, bursting with opportunities both indoors and out. A true happy home for all of the family.

Botrea House

ë MAIN Not far from the Penwith Heritage Coast, Botrea is located within 28.5 acres of gardens, grounds and woodland é ABOVE Beautiful countryside envelops the property

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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 ST BREWARD

Newquay

ll Bodmin

St Ives

St Austell Penzance

Lower Hamatethy

An idyllic country abode, set within magical and secluded waterside gardens.

INFORMATION Beautiful country house Detached annexe Around 20 acres Five bedrooms Wonderful mature gardens Well constructed triple garage Good access to the main A30 carriageway Near to the mainline station at Bodmin Parkway

he enchanting Lower Hamatethy lies in an ancient wooded valley, not far from St Breward, a traditional Cornish village set high on the western escarpment of Bodmin Moor, with a primary school, village shop, chapel and traditional pub. The location might be described as a walker’s paradise; from the house, tree-lined lanes and footpaths bordered by Cornish granite hedges stretch out onto the moors, leading to some of the county’s most admired scenery. Neighbouring the impressive Hamatethy Manor, which dates back to Norman times, Lower Hamatethy has been evolved from a smaller original cottage. Externally the property is charming, with wisteria-clad walls and an elegant colonnaded entrance through which you’ll discover an interior that has been sympathetically restored over the years, achieving a contemporary feel while maintaining much of what is admired in a period property. The bright kitchen is a wonderful family space, with a central island and Poggenpohl units together with traditional flagstone flooring and oil-fired AGA. At the front of the property, there’s a quiet sitting room with a bright study to one side, while the large and grand dining area is perfect for entertaining guests, conveniently opening out onto the south-facing gardens. The sitting room is the place for enjoying views of the stunning

grounds and is centred around a warming fireplace with original granite lintel and Jotul wood burner. All bedrooms are beautifully finished, some with traditional features and all with glorious outlooks over the gardens. The master suite on the first floor has triple aspect views over the grounds and a spacious en suite. Ideal for extended family and visiting friends, the separate guest wing has an en suite with a luxurious brushed steel roll top bath and a glazed balcony. Or, perhaps for use as a holiday let, the studio annexe offers a combined living and bedroom area, kitchenette and en suite. The gardens and grounds are the jewels in Lower Hamatethy’s crown. Southwest-facing valley gardens gently slope towards the stream that runs through the gardens with a footbridge further downstream. Gravelled pathways wind their way past delightful shrubs, trees and there is a lovely slate paved terrace to the front. The surrounding land, much of it sloping pasture, is divided into a woodland area and a number of fields.

Lower Hamatethy

ë MAIN Few properties capture the imagination like Lower Hamatethy é ABOVE Beautiful and mature gardens in a secluded setting

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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 WHITE CROSS

Newquay

ll Bodmin

St Ives

St Austell Penzance

Ambleside Manor A beautifully appointed country house set in large gardens adjoining farmland.

INFORMATION Located between Truro and the north coast Five bedrooms Bespoke kitchen Open-plan living area Cinema room Library and ofﬁce Gated drive with double garage Approximately one acre of gardens and grounds

estled on the side of an unspoilt rural valley and approached through grand cast iron gates, Ambleside Manor offers a secluded retreat at the same time as being conveniently located for Cornwall Airport, the main A30 carriageway, Truro train station, and some of the best north coast surfing beaches. Built in the 1890s and refurbished throughout in 2011, this property is a fine example of a country house and has plenty of space for all the family and visiting friends. The front door opens into a galleried hallway, which leads through to the reception rooms, including the triple aspect sitting room, a relaxing and light filled space with a multi-fuel burning stove for cooler Cornish evenings. The bespoke kitchen is a large and sociable room, with an island unit, breakfast bar, comprehensive range of Miele appliances, solid granite worktops and a walk-in pantry – perfect for lazy, weekend breakfasts with the family and dinner parties alike. Or, for evenings eating out, nearby are the foodie havens of Watergate Bay, home to Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen; Fistral, where you’ll find the Michelin-starred Fish House; and, a little further north, Padstow with Rick Stein’s seafood restaurant. Also on the ground floor are the library, office and cloakroom. There is a utility room equipped with a range of base and

wall units, full-height cupboards, airing cupboard and sink, a useful space for drying coats, shoes or even the dog, after a wet winter walk. On rainy days children can be entertained with a movie in the cinema room, a space that you could easily convert into a gym depending on your requirements. Upstairs are five double bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities, and an elegant family bathroom, with the majority of the bathroom fixtures and fittings by Villeroy & Boch. Step outside and you’ll find a large parking area and double garage. The glorious front and rear gardens are well bordered and awash with a colourful variety of plants and shrubs. There is a lovely, generous timber summerhouse in the rear garden, together with a paved patio area and raised bed for your own homegrown vegetables! If you’re looking for space, privacy, gardens to enjoy, beaches and coastal walks, at the same time as remaining firmly connected to other parts of the country, Ambleside Manor presents an excellent lifestyle opportunity, for all of the family.

Ambleside Manor

ë ABOVE Ambleside Manor – a contemporary ﬁnish within a 19th century country house

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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 ROCK

Newquay

ll Bodmin

St Ives

St Austell Penzance

3 Penmayne

Front row in one of the UK’s most exclusive coastal villages, Rock.

INFORMATION Magniﬁcent frontline position Direct access to beach Facing south across the River Camel Exceptional sea views from all principal rooms Large kitchen/ reception room Four bedrooms Two bathrooms Large games room/ ﬁfth bedroom South-facing garden to water Parking for two cars

or generations, many families have returned to Rock year after year for their summer holidays and it’s really no surprise. This highly sought after village, nestled into a sandy estuary on the north coast, is a miniature slice of paradise. Perfect for surfers, sailors and castle makers, the area has gone from its sleepy ﬁshing and farming past to one of the most desirable coastal locations in the UK. Perched in a prime waterfront position is 3 Penmayne, a beautifully presented and spacious terraced property, with a garden and steps leading down to Porthilly beach. Situated in the heart of Rock, it offers fabulous views in an enviable location. Arranged over four ﬂoors, 3 Penmayne has been refurbished to exacting standards, taking full advantage of the position, with great attention to detail. All main rooms enjoy uninterrupted estuary views and the large, inviting open-plan living areas make it ripe for entertaining friends and family. Like all the best waterside houses, there are convenient beach/utility rooms with two showers and plenty of storage for

watersports equipment. 3 Penmayne’s gardens are private and easy to maintain. Doors from the living room and ﬁfth bedroom open out on to a large, south-facing slate terrace. The rest of the garden is mostly lawned with mature hedging on all sides. Wide steps lead down to a lower hedged garden area and then further steps lead down to a lower terrace and a private footpath to wooden steps (shared with a neighbouring property), accessing the beach and water. Rock is widely regarded as one of Britain’s best-loved and most exclusive waterside resorts. With activities for all ages and tastes, all located within a spectacular setting on the north shore of the beautiful Camel estuary, it really is hard to beat.

3 Penmayne

ë MAIN Beautiful and elegant terraced property é ABOVE Amazing back garden view with steps onto Porthilly beach

GUIDE PRICE: £2.75M

SAVILLS CORNWALL

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

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Property CAPE CORNWALL

Newquay

ll Bodmin

St Ives

St Austell Penzance

Cove Cottage

Enjoy salt air, sea breezes and sublime views of some of England’s most magnificent coastline.

INFORMATION Wonderful sea views Three bedrooms South-facing terrace Large gardens and grounds Fisherman’s hut Access to slipway Parking

or those who love the sea, coastal walks, wild swims, nature and boats, Cove Cottage is a dream come true. Perched on Cape Cornwall coastline and bordered by National Trust land, this property and its grounds are part of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Yet, at the same time as feeling far away and timeless, the cottage remains well connected to the rest of Cornwall, with the town of St Just a mile away. St Just has a strong sense of community: there are food stores, a bakery (the oldest Cornish pasty maker in the world), two cafes, a post office, surgery, pubs, art galleries and Cape Cornwall School, with specialist arts status. Nearby, the town of Penzance is the terminus for the mainline to London Paddington. Finished with a subtle nod to the seaside, Cove Cottage has a small but tastefully finished interior. The open-plan sitting and dining room has a cosy log burner and opens out to a southeast-facing side terrace. To the rear, there is a downstairs shower room with adjoining utility room, perfect for getting out of your wet swimming things and straight into a hot shower. The smart galley kitchen leads down to a second sitting room, with spectacular sea views through floor-to-ceiling windows and double French doors. This impressive room opens out to the terrace, where you can

watch waves crash in the winter and enjoy al fresco dining in the summer. Sightings of basking sharks, dolphins, gannets or even peregrine falcons are not uncommon from the vantage point of the Cape Cornwall coastline – keep your eyes peeled! On the upper floor, the master bedroom enjoys sweeping views across the garden and out to sea. There is a further double bedroom, a single bedroom facing south, and a goodsized bathroom. The cottage benefits from a slate flagstoned wraparound terrace on the north and east sides, providing plenty of spots to watch the sun sink into the Atlantic ocean. From here the garden flows down in a number of terraced lawns to the paddock. There is an original, south-facing fisherman’s shed with space to store small craft and a gate leading to the slipway path. Cove Cottage truly is a one-of-a-kind property, where a unique coastal lifestyle can be enjoyed.

Cove Cottage

ë ABOVE A coastal location with outstanding views makes Cove Cottage a unique and sought-after property

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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 BOSCASTLE

Newquay

ll Bodmin

St Ives

St Austell Penzance

Tregrylls

A gorgeous mini estate in Lesnewth, Boscastle near the magnificent north coast.

INFORMATION Grade II listed farmhouse Three spacious reception rooms Five bedrooms Three storey stone cottage with two bedrooms Former Bothy with two bedrooms Stone barn Formal gardens, meadow, pasture, large pond and woodland About 64 acres For sale for the ﬁrst time in around 27 years 3,226 square feet

regrylls is a beautiful traditional stone farmhouse finished with granite quoins and dressed with Cornish slate, thought to have been built in around the 1720s for the Grylls family. The property is approached up a long sweeping driveway and a small bridge, providing views over the picturesque lake. The first reception room is an inviting space, while the dining area is finished with wooden flooring and open fireplace, enjoying fabulous views over the grounds and the countryside beyond. The kitchen, with traditional slateflagged floor, is centred around the welcoming open fireplace – a real hub of the home. A large bright sitting room has views over the front lawn, with French doors leading out to the sheltered courtyard. The large master bedroom has wonderful far-reaching countryside views and a spacious en suite/ dressing room. There are four further bedrooms, sharing a family bathroom, complete with roll-top bath. A complex of stone outbuildings incorporating a three-storey cottage, Bothy/ studio, barn, carport and garage/store, provides excellent scope for a variety of uses. The cottage with spacious two bedroom, two bathroom accommodation spread over three levels overlooks the wild flower meadow. A stone ruin, once part of the main barn, now

makes a lovely sheltered patio area in which to admire the sunken garden below filled with wild flowers in spring. Equestrian lovers are well catered for with the paddocks, again offering those beautiful views. A pathway leads down into the valley through rustic woodland to the river. This is a beautiful area and a haven for wildlife, coming alive in the spring with its abundance of enchanting wild flowers. The picture postcard, seaside village of Boscastle, once a busy port, is a short drive away and further to the south lies the Camel estuary with Rock and Padstow on opposite banks. Home to acclaimed Michelin star chef Nathan Outlaw, the iconic harbour side fishing village of Port Isaac has become a hub for Cornish cuisine. For beach lovers, the north coast is peppered with wonderful coves, including Trebarwith with its renowned surf break, and further south, Polzeath and Daymer.

Tregrylls

ë ABOVE A fabulous 1720s property with picturesque views

GUIDE PRICE: £1.65M SAVILLS CORNWALL

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

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Out & about

Blooming Fresh spring blooms aplenty at Fentongollan Farm.

é TOP The scent of ﬂowers travels across the Roseland ì TOP RIGHT A family farm for generations

ornwall is renowned for its beautiful beaches, stunning countryside views and peaceful living, but the farming industry here is responsible for the finest fresh produce, enjoyed all over the country. Thanks to the temperate climate, it’s one of the best places in the world to grow daffodils and narcissi. The Hoskings family at Fentongollan Farm have been farming their fertile Cornish land for over 130 years; their expertise lies in filling Britain’s homes with fresh cut flowers and cultivating vegetable plants and bulbs for worldwide sale. Their produce is sold direct to wholesalers and florists, whilst also running a successful mail order through their website. Based on the stunning Fal estuary, the family are now the fourth generation of farmers on this beautiful Cornish land, using a combination of traditional farming methods and new technology to yield the best crops from the land, without harming the environment. Home to over 400 varieties of daffodil, including some rare types unique to

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Fentongollan, the farm also grows cereals and raises lamb on the two and a half thousand acres of fruitful and productive land. The flowers can be bought online with Cornish chocolate for a special twist on a traditional gift. The daffodil flowering season can last up to seven months in Cornwall, which is great news for spring flower lovers. Fentongollan farm begin sending out spring bulbs from mid-September onwards, from daffodils to tulips and hyacinths – absolutely perfect for Christmas flowering. So, plant your garden with your own spring display or surprise someone with a fresh, hand-picked bouquet by visiting Fentongollan Farm, who have truly perfected the art of cultivating the best that Cornwall’s land has to offer with love and care for everything that’s grown and reared here.

FENTONGOLLAN FARM St Michael Penkivel, Truro TR2 4AQ 01872 520209 www.ﬂowerfarm.co.uk info@ﬂowerfarm.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Guaranteed not to split? Rockfish Wellies are exactly that. Guaranteed not to split, crack or deteriorate, and with seasons becoming more extreme, what better time to renew your boots. Handmade, by specialist boot makers, beautifully packaged and free shipping direct to your door. With over 200 stockists throughout the UK, your never far away from a Rockfish welly. The ladies range is extensive, with styles and colours to match any outfit with the full range available online ww www.rockfishwellies.com; Men also get the chance to get there hands on a large range of extremely comfortable wellies. Not just the classic range in Black, Our Navy and traditional Racing Green. Rockfish have designed the Groundhog and the Walkabout. 'Made to last' these boots are perfect for outdoor pursuits - with neoprene lining throughout and adjustable calf straps for the perfect fit. Great for all day wear and available in UK sizes from women's size 5 to size menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 13. Only ÂŁ89.99 these boots are value for money. See the full range of Rockfish Wellies. www.rockfishwellies.com CL AD Page Layout 197x264mm copy.indd 1

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Festive

Fistral é ABOVE Breakfast – traditional English or continental, the choice is yours ç LEFT A festive welcome awaits

As the nights start to draw in our thoughts are turning to the festive season and a Cornish coastal celebration.

Christmas at The Atlantic

• Choice of staying Christmas Eve and Christmas Day or Christmas Day and Boxing Day • Five minutes from the local church for those who want to attend Midnight Mass • If you want to stay longer then why not enjoy a Twixmas Break - book three nights from 27th December and receive the third night free of charge!

ummer in Cornwall has ﬂown by in a blaze of glorious beach days, fun-packed visits and some fabulous food. To avoid the post summer blues we’re busy planning our next holiday adventure. While the sun may have taken its leave Cornwall is just as spectacular in winter as it is in summer. The coastline becomes all the more rugged during the winter season with moody skies, wild walks and stormy seas. With the summer crowds long gone there is something very special about a winter walk along a deserted Cornish beach, wrapped up against the elements with the promise of a roaring ﬁre and a steaming cup of coffee to return to. For the ultimate winter break in Cornwall, you can’t beat celebrating Christmas on the coast. Recently awarded Luxury Modern Hotel of the Year by the Luxury Travel Guide, the four-star Atlantic Hotel in Newquay has the ideal festive package to celebrate in style with your family. For some, spending Christmas away from home can be a little daunting, but a stay at the Atlantic Hotel will make everyone feel special. As you open the curtains you’ll be faced with the most glorious of sea views out across the ocean. Days start with hearty

breakfasts at the Atlantic – you’ll need to be fully fuelled for that family beach walk across Fistral. Once the cobwebs have well and truly been blown away it’s back to the hotel for a swim – we recommend adults indulge themselves in a relaxing spa treatment – before the children are treated to a High Tea Christmas Party. For the grownups a champagne reception followed by a candlelit dinner will make this a Cornish Christmas Eve to remember. On Christmas Day the whole family can sit down and relax over a ﬁve-course lunch set against the backdrop of the sea, with a special visit from Father Christmas for the little ones. What a treat – no slaving over a hot stove and not a dish in sight! If that wasn’t enough excitement for one day then a big screening of Elf accompanied with buttery popcorn, hot chocolate and cookies provides the perfect end to a perfect day. Christmas in Cornwall is really not to be missed!

THE ATLANTIC HOTEL

Dane Road, Newquay TR7 1EN 01637 872244 www.atlantichotelnewquay.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Stay Out & A

Your personal paradise Escape to a beautiful south coast holiday home courtesy of Natural Retreats.

estled in the heart of the Cornish countryside, surrounded by wild bunnies, endless meadows and subtropical flora, but still just a five-minute drive from the golden beaches of the south coast, you’ll find Trewhiddle Park. This wonderfully relaxing haven on the outskirts of St Austell is home to a cluster of beautiful Cornish properties. You’d be hard pressed to find a more idyllic location, perched on the doorstep of world-renowned tourist attractions including the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the many other subtropical gardens and grand country houses of the south coast. What’s more, taking the keys to your own personal paradise is actually more attainable than you might think. One of Natural Retreats’ three or four-bedroom luxury villas could be yours to own starting from as little as £235,000. Bask in the luxury of indulgent, chic interiors, complete with under-heated floors and en-suite bathrooms. After an action-packed day exploring the locale, retreat to your sumptous private decking area to enjoy a glass of something cool and refreshing in the afternoon sun. Trewhiddle Park is ideal for those looking to secure a lifetime of family holidays – it’s where lifelong memories are created; perfect for bringing together several generations under one roof to enjoy some quality time together. Purchasing your own Trewhiddle holiday

home is not just a welcome move for the family; with a 7% guaranteed investment return, it makes great business sense too. With the current tourism instability across Europe, increasingly more UK residents are looking to enjoy a ‘staycation’ instead of holidaying abroad, presenting a fantastic opportunity to make the most of your investment. There are many other beneﬁts of choosing Natural Retreats, not least full access to the concierge service with local experts providing unrivalled knowledge of the area, on-hand to help with any request, from groceries to restaurant recommendations. Another great owner perk is the exchange programme, giving access to a plethora of stunning properties in other locations, meaning that while you enjoy all beneﬁts of owning your own holiday home, you are not permanently tied to it. Then again, once you discover Trewhiddle, why would you want to go anywhere else? So what are you waiting for? It’s time to make your dreams a reality.

é ABOVE Stylish homes nestled in the Cornish countryside

NATURAL RETREATS Trewhiddle Park, Pentewan Road, St Austell PL26 7AD 01625 416450 enquiries@naturalretreatsresidences.com www.naturalretreatsresidences.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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y n a p om c In good Bring some style back into your driveway, with a little help from Resin Drives.

hen it comes to home improvements, you know you’re the best at what you do when TV personality and all-round property expert Sarah Beeny requires your services on her own home. Resin Drives recently won the contract to re-surface Sarah’s 450 metre driveway; just another celebrity name to add to their customer list, following the transformation Uri Geller’s 2,000 metre drive. As someone who knows all about improvements and restoration work adding aesthetic and monetary value, Sarah’s endorsement of Resin Drives speaks wonders. So, why not achieve stunning results for your drive by giving it a bit of the star treatment. After all, it’s the ﬁrst thing you see of your home as you approach it. What could be more pleasing than knowing your property is set aside from the rest with its own unique colour and style? The Resin Drives team believe in looking after our environment and are taking steps to lower their carbon footprint. All of their resin drives are made up of natural stone and 100% organic resin, which looks fantastic, and is as strong and durable as concrete, without costing the planet. A large choice of standard and bespoke shades makes the decorative potential unique to your taste and colour scheme, while virtually any pattern and style

can be achieved, including lettering and images, giving the ultimate ‘wow!’ factor. Resin completely transforms driveways, patio areas and even paths. If you’d like to go high-tech, Resin Drive’s Scandinavian-designed ice and snow melting system can be used beneath any of its resin surfaces, to ensure it remains free from dangerous ice and snow build up. The robust heating system comes with an intelligent thermostat and fully automated heating system. The completed driveway itself is porous so there’s no issue with drainage, it’s resistant to weed growth and occasional power washing is all the maintenance that’s required. But that’s not all, Resin Drives offers an impressive ﬁve-year insurancebacked guarantee on all installations. To make your resin drive even easier to obtain, Resin Drives has introduced a superb ‘12 months interest-free’ option. So you no longer need to think about saving up or even spending your savings. Keep your savings secure in the bank and take advantage of this offer, enabling you to have your beautiful drive, path or patio now and spread the cost over a year!

ë ABOVE LEFT Choose from standard or bespoke shades é ABOVE RIGHT A smart, resin result ê BELOW Resin is a practical choice for pathways too

RESIN DRIVES 01392 757233 www.resindrives.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Stay

Surf & sunsets Don't let the summer end with Ann’s Cottage and Cornish Getaways.

small village situated on the north coast of Cornwall, around the corner from Padstow, Polzeath is one of the world’s most renowned surfing destinations. The golden, sandy beach stretches magnificently between Pentire Head to the north and High Cliff to the west. At the heart of this stunning location is Ann’s Cottage Surf Shop. When it opened back in 1978, everything was under one roof, including the shop floor, warehouse, head office and the buying team. Since then, head office has moved to Pityme at Rock, but the store still stands proud. Located right on the sea front, it is to-date the brand’s busiest outlet, aside of course from the clearance store at St Columb.

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Families can kit themselves out with apparel and choose from the full range of current wetsuits, boards and accessories, including top brands such as O’Neil, C Skins, Red Paddle, Rip Curl and Gul. And, as if this wasn’t enough, the brand aims to open another, new store in Polzeath by the end of the year, the intention being to solely stock hardware, including wetsuits, boards and accessories. In fact, the new outlet is set to become the biggest watersports emporium in Europe. The team promise to provide one-toone customer service and, when buying wetsuits, you can expect the staff to remain with you for as long as you need. While this can often result in up to an hour or even more being spent with one customer, the

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î RIGHT Corinne Evans, brand ambassador wearing Born by the Sea clothing, available in store and online ê BELOW Ann’s Cottage flagship store; Cornwall Surf Centre at St Columb stocks everything you need for enjoying the Cornish coastline

team firmly believe that quality in service is far more important than making sales. The best thing is you’ll know you’re getting the best advice when it comes to buying surf gear as you see the staff jogging towards the beach, board in hand, to make the most of their lunch break. Life by the sea is at the centre of what Ann’s Cottage stands for, exemplified by the Ann’s Cottage owned brand, Cornish Getaways and some of the stunningly located properties they offer to those seeking the perfect seaside getaway. Having been completely refurbished in 2015 and boasting quite simply awesome panoramic views, Rigi is perched on the edge of the cliff at Polzeath and is a truly stunning location in which to spend your Cornish getaway. Fitted with solid oak bedroom furniture and a contemporary family bathroom, this cottage has its own direct access on to the beach path and is perfectly situated for all the village’s amenities. The cottage itself sits in ample grounds overlooking the bay, probably the most glorious view in Polzeath, especially with the 180-degree vista window enabling guests to take full advantage of the amazing sunsets out to sea whilst admiring the world famous surf on the break below. As well as Rigi, there is Yoho Cottage, situated in the heart of Polzeath and a stone’s throw from the beach. Yoho is a refurbished fisherman’s cottage, having been extended to sleep six over three bedrooms. One of five traditional cottages on the hill leading into Polzeath, this home has been arranged to maximise the views

from the front and back of the property. Outside, guests will find a large, split-level patio at the front, boasting spectacular sights over the village and beach. What’s more, leading off the dining area upstairs is a large, decked area giving glimpses of Pentire Point and out to sea. Conveniently, just a short walk from the property is parking for two cars as well as a larger car park. Guests staying in either of these properties, or indeed those pitching up on Tristram or Southwinds campsites which provide pitches and space for those with portable accommodation of all shapes and sizes, can enjoy fine dining in the Cracking Crab, the onsite eatery at Tristram as well as the Oystercatcher, the Waterfront restaurant and the Sand Bar, each offering a range of culinary delights for all tastes and budgets. What’s more, when the sun’s out, visitors can head to Cone Zone for refreshments including ice cream, coffee and pasties. So, if escaping to an area that’s famous in Cornwall for its outstanding beauty and access to all things seaside, pop into Ann’s Cottage Surf Shop, Polzeath, and get yourselves set for your next Cornish getaway.

“Life by the sea is at the centre of what Ann’s Cottage stands for”

ANN’S COTTAGE SURF SHOP

01208 862924 info@annscottage.com www.annscottage.com

CORNISH GETAWAYS

01328 862215 marketsquarepadstow@gmail.com www.cornishgetaways.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Underground Tours, Woodland Walk, Enchanted Dell, Weddings, Concerts, and much more.

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Out & About Stay

Rock’s shining star John Bray Cornish Holidays explains why north Cornwall’s allure never seems to waver.

ildly surrounded by golden sands, crystal blue waters and the ever-popular destinations of Rock, Daymer Bay, Polzeath and Port Isaac, it’s no wonder that visitors and investors alike continue to be smitten by Cornwall’s north coast. Local holiday letting expert John Bray Cornish Holidays has been based in Rock for over 40 years and has seen the area go from strength to strength. Alex Roads, Director at John Bray, believes that north Cornwall’s success comes down to its yearround appeal: “Cornwall holds so many great memories for generations of people. With a record number of visitors again this summer, it really is an investor’s dream.” This love affair has much to do with the stunning coastline, stretching from the sheltered Camel estuary and its unbeatable watersports such as sailing, water-skiing and surﬁng to the wild Atlantic, which has some of the best waves in the UK, coupled with Blue Flag beaches. Alongside the traditional bucket and spade holiday activities, visitors can also try seaweed foraging, paddleboard pilates or a tasting tour at award-winning vineyards. What’s more, with exceptional walks and world-class golﬁng, the area has also carved a niche for itself in recent times as a foodie haven, with more Michelin star chefs setting up shop than ever!

With the mild climate attracting people on holiday all year round, those who can get away outside of the peak season find themselves at a real advantage, with bonuses such as no queues on the M5, daily flights from London and major cities flying directly to Newquay as well as reduced prices for accommodation! The best part is that, as the demand for domestic holiday rentals increases, an exciting window of opportunity has opened for would-be investors looking to purchase an income-generating coastal retreat in the right area. John Bray Cornish Holidays is the north Cornwall specialist with over 290 holiday homes on its impressive books. The John Bray team are first to hear about sales opportunities, often before a property even reaches the market! Their comprehensive holiday letting and management service is designed to not only let the property, but to ensure that all of the day-to-day running is taken care of. So, if you’re looking for the perfect letting opportunity on the ever-popular north Cornish coast, give the team at John Bray Cornish Holidays a call.

ë ABOVE Whether you're looking for tranquil escapes or beachside balconies John Bray has a fantastic selection of holiday properties

JOHN BRAY CORNISH HOLIDAYS

01208 863206 www.johnbray.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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THE LUXURY HOLIDAY LETTING EXPERTS For some people luxury is letting their senses roam free, having the time to savour their morning cup of coffee, accompanied by the sound of waves and the smell of salty air. For others, it's the ease of being right in the centre of their special place, with more than enough stress-free parking and all the mod cons in a stylish property, meticulously designed to keep the parents and kids happy. And for some it's being able to step out of the door, straight out onto the sand and enjoy the ultimate beach stroll with their four-legged friend. Whatever form the embodiment of luxury takes for you personally, Cornish Gems have searched Cornwall high and low, to find that special place, where in terms

of their exacting requirements, holiday luxury comes as standard. Cornish Gems hold the keys to over 170 holiday homes, cottages and apartments offering all the luxury you could possibly wish for. Whoever you want to bring and whenever you want to come, Cornish Gems are renowned as the experts and the ‘go to’ company for those seeking the best holiday accommodation that the West Country has to offer. With prices online for 2017, you can secure your ‘gem’ for your desired week nice and early.

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DOG FRIENDLY

SHORT BREAKS

Cornish Gems have plenty of paw friendly pads where your pooch can enjoy a holiday too. With dog friendly beaches to bound along as well as miles of moorland, coast path and woodland for waggy-tailed walks, Cornwall is the ultimate dog friendly destination.

Take advantage of the short drive and head west to enjoy a luxury short break. Check-in for two to five nights and leave feeling rested and rejuvenated from the luxury of your coastal or countryside gem. Short breaks are available at most properties in the Cornish Gems portfolio.

BOUTIQUE FOR TWO For those special times as a couple when you need to slip away, Cornish Gems Boutique for Two collection offers the luxury of a stylish hotel, with added independence and privacy. Waffle robes and toiletries are provided in all the Boutique for Two stylish hideaways and you are invited to pop the cork on the bottle of bubbly that is left chilling in the fridge. Captain's Rest is a Falmouth Apartment combining coastal townhouse living with chic luxury. North of Wadebridge at Cob Barn, float in your own bubble of a world in the Dutch hot tub

underneath the stars. Alternatively Cider Barn offers well considered accommodation along with additional welcome treats for guests and their four-legged friends.

PARTY FANTASTIC Planning a celebratory gathering? Leave the urban hubbub behind and escape to a coastal or countryside wonderland with extended family and friends. Cornish Gems offer an exclusive collection of larger private houses throughout Cornwall providing accommodation for 10 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 15 guests. With a focus on superior standards and attention to detail, these unique private homes ensure the perfect backdrop to special occasions combining well considered design and interior style with unrivalled jackpot locations and state of the art mod cons, from cinema screens to indoor swimming pools. Some of our recommended celebratory homes include; Belvedere House Carlyon Bay, Admiral House Fowey and St Issey Vicarage near Padstow.

01872 241241 / 0844 8002813 www.cornishgems.com

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Stay

Coastal

Escapes Our choice of C�nish getaways

A beautiful stay in St Ives.

Jessie’s Place, St Ives

There aren’t many places more idyllic than St Ives, with its charming town centre and beautiful winding roads lined with cottages and artist studios. Jessie’s Place from Cornish Horizons encapsulates the beauty of St Ives, offering stunning far-reaching views of the harbour and St Ives Bay that will truly take your breath away. This modern and stylish holiday

é MAIN Breathtaking sea views across St Ives ç LEFT The spacious modern interiors complement the amazing views

home is sure to impress any guest, with contemporary interior and light flooding into every room; it’s a perfect haven for a week away in west Cornwall. The solid oak flooring throughout and underfloor heating keeps the place cosy on colder days, accompanied with quality furnishings and unusual touches such as the original ship’s porthole to make this a unique home away from home. The open-plan living room provides the perfect setting for socialising with friends, whilst the outdoor terrace is ideal for enjoying a drink or a home-cooked meal using the bespoke kitchen whilst taking in the truly incredible views. Jessie’s Place, one of many stunning properties from Cornish Horizons, is conveniently located in the centre of St Ives, just a short walk from the harbour and the town with its gorgeous independent shops and galleries that are not to be missed. Take a stroll along the harbour and enjoy the stunning views of the bay and stop off for lunch at one of the many fabulous restaurants here. 01736 794024 www.cornishhorizons.co.uk

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A touch of class

Stay

Emphasising comfort and style with delicious cuisine, St Enodoc Hotel redefines the classic seaside stay.

ushy beds and uncompromising views of the Camel estuary: just two reasons to make a luxury escape at St Enodoc Hotel. With just 16 double rooms and four suites, never has a hotel of St Enodoc’s calibre felt so exclusive. Whilst many rooms boast sea views, all rooms are designed to ooze both comfort and practicality. Original paintings by celebrated Cornish artists Terry Frost, Jessica Cooper and Dave Pearce hang in the rooms which, decorated brightly, reflect the limitless beauty of the surrounding farmland and coasts. From the moment you pass through reception, you’re in capable hands. In fact, not only are the rooms stunning, the spa offers guests a classic day spa experience but without the rush and fuss of a flying visit. What’s more, as you would expect from a hotel that offers only the best, many of the available spa treatments are organic and make the most of skin-friendly ingredients. After a sumptuous spa session, follow the glorious smells wafting up from the kitchen. Headed up by Masterchef 2008 winner James Nathan, the food on offer here needs tasting to be believed. In fact, it may seem silly to head out for dinner once you know what’s waiting for you on the menu! To complement all of this, the local surroundings have so much and more for you to explore. Take a day trip to Port Isaac, where you may be lucky enough to catch the world-famous Fisherman’s Friends as they sing their shanties. Or, if 18 holes are your idea of taking a load off, St Enodoc Golf Course is always handy! The gardens – some of the most intriguing in England – are a real breath of fresh air when you finally bring yourself to leave the comfort of your room. And, surrounded by sandy beaches and coastal paths, St Enodoc is the ideal base from which to launch your discovery of the rich Cornish landscape. So, if a sleepy escape to St Enodoc Hotel with its spa, delectable cuisine, stunning surroundings and beds more comfortable than your own tickles your fancy, get in touch and book your Cornish break now.

î RIGHT A selection of St Enodoc’s ﬁne cuisine

ST ENODOC Rock PL27 6LA 01208 863394 info@enodoc-hotel.co.uk www.enodoc-hotel.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Lifestyle

Design. Build.

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Offering a concise service to manage your holiday home project from the ground up, we take a look at Mint House Interiors.

s the luxury property market demands more and more aspirational properties, the holiday letting market is beginning to follow suit, with more guests each year wanting to make their escape to properties that they themselves aspire to own. Here in Cornwall, opportunities are abundant for those who want to achieve more from their property, but knowing where to turn when it comes to actually getting projects off the ground, in itself, can be a daunting task. And what if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re realising your dream from the ground up? Getting the expertise on board to help turn your pipedream into a concrete reality can sometimes seem impossible. Taking on projects, at all stages and of all kinds, is the team at Mint House Interiors. Fortunately, they know that not everyone is lucky enough to possess the skillsets that, between the Mint House team, cover all the bases of home holiday-home improvement. With Mint House Interiors, meticulous attention to detail and second-to-none craftsmanship come as standard.

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é ABOVE Furnished to suit the house’s coastal surroundings í BOTTOM LEFT The Mint House Interiors team have a brilliant eye for interior design ì TOP RIGHT Light and airy; beautiful to the last touch

So what is Mint House Interiors? It’s really quite difficult to say. After all, is there really a definition for a service provider that can design, build and furnish your home in one complete, bespoke service? If that doesn’t answer your question, then perhaps consider what you’d like to achieve from your dream property. If building your dream home from the foundations up is one of your all time lifegoals, then Mint House has the designer’s eye, not only get your project off the ground, but to make sure it’s completed in a timely and consistent fashion. Or, if your kitchen and bathroom are past their twilight years and beginning to lose grace, the benefit of using Mint House is the incredible range presented by the team to choose from and therefore the unlimited range of designs they can offer you! Mint House utilises a trusted team of tradespeople, carefully selected to ensure quality as well as the exacting standards of workmanship that you’d expect. Overseeing all installation work through to completion, including plumbing, electrical, joinery and construction, the team can even source kitchen appliances to complete your project at the recommended retail price. This astounding building, designing and renovating superpower is almighty when it comes to luxury coastal living and has a proven record of success in achieving holiday homeowners’ increased potential from

their properties. It’s not just a concise and meticulous service that sets the standards so high – it’s an understanding of the luxury holiday market; the knowledge that to make your property truly stand out is the key to longstanding growth and potential in the income that your property generates. With this in mind, other services such as offering furniture packs for quick and easy furnishing appeal to many who simply don’t have the time or skills to achieve a designer feel for their home. Luckily for you, by offering luxury holiday rental packs at the click of a button, the team can save you hours of tediously trawling for items such as cheese graters and cutlery. They’ll put everything together that’s necessary for your holiday let’s inventory and deliver it straight to your home. The best part is, all of this is competitively priced with the high street, so you’re not paying an unnecessary fortune! Based in Cornwall, Mint House Interiors is well situated to take over the hassle of your project, no matter where you base yourself. So, if you require a service that’s designed to ensure that everything is in place to let your property, get in touch.

Trelas

Pictured above, Mint House Interiors consulted for this St Ives project from the ground works up. Now, this stunning property is rented through luxury holiday letting agents Cornish Gems. Trelas has exceeded all expectations in terms of rentals and revenue return for the owners.

MINT HOUSE INTERIORS Trevissome Park, Chiverton Cross, Truro TR4 8UN 01872 562867 hello@minthouseinteriors.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Stay

Magical moments We catch up with the Latitude50 team to discover more about out-of-season breaks in north Cornwall.

Top 3

Looking for your Cornish home from home? Here are our top three picks for accommodation with Latitude50 for an out-of-season stay in north Cornwall: Stepping Stones - epitomising stylish coastal living, this stunning Polzeath property is just moments away from beaches and scenic coastal paths. Here, you’re well placed to enjoy the fantastic surf conditions at Polzeath. 1 Higher Farm - peace and quiet and convenience come hand in hand at this beautiful property located between Polzeath and Daymer Bay. Here you can easily make the most of beautiful empty beaches.

Little Barn - for cosy, country accommodation you can’t get better than Little Barn in the picturesque village of St Kew. This is the ideal base from which to explore Cornwall out of season.

ornwall is a truly unique holiday destination at any time of year. But when autumn arrives and the crowds depart, something very special awaits those planning an out-of-season trip to this magical county. The team at Latitude50 like to make the most of north Cornwall during this beautiful time of year. So we catch up with them to ﬁnd out their favourite ﬁve out-of-season activities.

Explore the coastal paths Ranked amongst the world’s most aweinspiring walks by the Lonely Planet, the South West Coast Path spans the sheltered Camel estuary, sandy beaches, dramatic headlands and picture perfect harbours. We particularly love the 12-mile stretch from Port Isaac to Padstow.

Take to the water Stand up on it, dive into it, or paddle through it… However you enjoy the water, enjoy it to the full. Surrounded by some of the best surﬁng and watersports locations in Cornwall, you will be spoilt for choice. Make the most of the quiet waters with a surf lesson at Polzeath.

Enjoy a tranquil sundowner Sunsets this time of year are especially magical and ﬁlled with colour. Cornwall has a whole host of west-facing beaches and headlands; meaning that when you come to Cornwall you will be able to enjoy some of the most spectacular sunsets in the country.

Discover picturesque harbours There is something rather magical about exploring Cornwall’s picture perfect harbour towns and villages with the sound of seagulls above and boats bobbing below. Head to Port Isaac or neighbouring Port Gaverne and experience the best of fresh seafood at one of the traditional Cornish pubs.

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Stepping Stones 1 Higher Farm Little Barn

Enjoy beaches to yourself This time of year you can be lucky enough to enjoy a walk on the beach with not a person in sight whether it’s an early morning walk with the dogs or a romantic sunset stroll. We recommend the lesser-known Greenaway Beach between Daymer Bay and Polzeath.

LATITUDE50 Falcons, Rock Road, Rock, Wadebridge PL27 6NW 01208 869090 www.latitude50.co.uk holidays@latitude50.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Stay

Take a break Enjoy a lesson in ultimate relaxation with a mini break at The Cornwall Hotel.

é ABOVE The luxurious Clearing Spa ê BELOW Nearby Pentewan Sands

he perfect base from which to get out and explore Cornish culture, The Cornwall Hotel offers an escape from the stresses of day-to day-life. Wake up and begin your day with a full Cornish breakfast before pampering yourself at The Clearing Spa. After a bespoke treatment or two and a moment or three in the sauna, steam room and infinity pool, you’ll feel the weight of your day job melt away, giving way to an eagerness to get out and make the most of Cornwall. On its doorstep, The Cornwall boasts popular attractions such as The Eden Project – an all-weather experience that’s fun for all the family, as well as the cultural hub of St Ives and the impressive Tate Gallery. The Minack Theatre, perching

itself on the cliffs and overlooking the sea, offers some truly spectacular theatre to be enjoyed in the elements, and no theatrical backdrop is quite so dramatic as the unpredictable Atlantic! If you fancy simply lacing up your boots and taking a stroll, take to the Pentewan trail and explore the beauty of the ancient Cornish landscape, including the widelyacclaimed white sandy beaches. However you decide to spend your time, you can trust that the team at The Cornwall are there to ensure your mini break is the relaxing getaway you deserve. The hotel’s incredible mini break package includes a whole host of reasons to make it your first port of call for a Cornish break. Consider the luxury accommodation into which you’ll sink before dining in the popular Elephant Bar and Brasserie on the first night. So, if you want to take the stress out of de-stressing, give The Cornwall team a call and organise your Cornish mini break. For more information and terms and conditions of this incredible offer, take a look at The Cornwall’s website.

“The hotel’s incredible mini break package includes a whole host of reasons to make it your first port of call on a Cornish break”

THE CORNWALL HOTEL 01726 807547 enquiries@thecornwall.com www.thecornwall.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Got to experience... A COOK AND STAY BREAK WITH RICK STEIN Where better to learn how to cook ﬁsh and shellﬁsh than at Rick Stein’s Cookery School in Padstow? Spend a day at Rick’s cookery school, developing your culinary skills and learning how to cook some of his favourite recipes. During the day you’ll enjoy a perfect balance of chef demonstrations and hands-on cookery, as well as being able to enjoy each dish with a glass of wine or two. At the end of the day, relax in one of their stunning coastal inspired rooms, designed by Jill Stein, where you will be spoilt with good power showers, fresh crisp linen and a great breakfast each morning of your stay. Prices start from just £294, based on two people sharing a room and one person attending a cookery course.

RICK STEIN’S COOKERY SCHOOL Padstow PL28 8BY 01841 532700 www.rickstein.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Win!

Competitions

Enter our competitions for the chance to win these fantastic prizes!

To enter visit

www.cornwall-living.co.uk

Seashells and sanctuary

Win a weekend stay for two, with dinner and a spa voucher, worth up to £1,050 As far as prizes go, this one is pretty spectacular: a luxurious three nights’ accommodation for two people on the Lizard in one of Trelowarren’s luxury cottages between October 2016 and March 2017. The winner will also enjoy a two-course dinner for two at the New Yard Restaurant and a £10 voucher to spend in Trelowarren’s luxury Walled Garden Spa.

Time for tranquillity

Win a holiday voucher from St Ives Holidays worth £200 Renowned for its cosmopolitan mix of restaurants, art galleries, beaches and stunning scenery, if you’re looking for a quiet weekend break or a holiday with the family, St Ives is the place to be! With over 200 self-catering holiday properties in the town, the St Ives Holidays team can help you ﬁnd the ideal accommodation.

Room with a view

Win a luxury week’s stay overlooking Mounts Bay from Gwavas Lakes worth over £400 Set high above the beautiful Mounts Bay in Newlyn, Gwavas Lakes offers accommodation of the ﬁnest quality with the most glorious sea views to those who like to relax and watch the world on the water sail by. The winner of this amazing prize can drink in one of the most breath-taking panoramic bay views that Cornwall has to offer on their own private decked terrace.

Waterside wonder

Win a two-night stay at the Cormorant Hotel, including a dinner, worth £430 The Cormorant Hotel, in the village of Golant, sits alongside the magniﬁcent Fowey River. Its idyllic, peaceful location is the ideal restful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We are offering the chance to win a wonderful two-night stay in a river view Superior Bedroom with balcony including breakfast. You’ll also tuck into a three-course dinner for two in the award-winning restaurant on your ﬁrst evening. Bliss!

From tiny bulbs…

Win a 50 kilo sack of mixed Cornish grown Fentongollan daffodil bulbs worth £65 For garden enthusiasts or complete novices, there couldn’t be an easier way to give your garden some ﬂoral cheer than with Fentongollan’s beautiful, homegrown daffodil bulbs. Plant in pots or borders, or scatter in hedges and large areas for the most amazing sunny-day display. Full planting advice will be supplied with the prize.

Image courtesy of: David Griﬀen

One step ahead

Win a pair of beautiful, handmade wellies worth up to £110 Rockﬁsh has three pairs of shiny, luxurious wellies up for grabs. These beautiful boots are made from natural rubber and are guaranteed not to split or crack with superior comfort, plus they will be delivered straight to your door. These boots really are made for walking, so get out and enjoy the glorious Cornish countryside!

Terms and Conditions

No purchase necessary. Prize draw open to anyone in the UK age 18 years or over excluding employees of St Ives Holidays, Rockfish, Cormorant Hotel, Gwavas Lakes, Trelowarren, Fentongollan, Engine House Media, Leven Media Group, 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 17th October 2016. The winner will be notified by email within 14 days after the draw closes. Subject to availability.

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foodie

FISHING for fresh ideas Try the tempting new specialist seafood recipe boxes from inspiring Cornish company, Fish for Thought.

S Special offer

Use promo code ‘CORNWALL LIVING FFT’ to make your ﬁrst order at www.ﬁshforthought.co.uk and receive a 10% discount on your order as well as free delivery.

eptember was an exciting month for Paul Trudgian and his crew at Fish for Thought, packed with provenance, flavour and fresh ideas, with the Cornish online fishmongers at the heart of a campaign asking shoppers to ‘buy better, live better’. ‘Supermarket Siesta’ challenges Britain’s shoppers to switch part (or all) of their weekly shop, from the supermarkets to the artisan producers. September also saw Fish for Thought launch a UK first – specialist seafood recipe boxes. “Originally supplying a small band of loyal, local restaurants and hotels in Cornwall, we have grown and developed massively across the UK”, explains Paul. Fish for Thought now supplies a number of the country’s top hotels and restaurants including The Idle Rocks, The Scarlet and Union Street Cafe, part of the Gordon Ramsay Group. “Our aim is simple –

to bring you the finest fresh fish and seafood direct from Cornwall.” Paul continues: “We are committed to local, sustainable sourcing, working only with the best local fishermen and seafood suppliers. We guarantee everything we do and are confident you can’t get fresher fish unless you catch it yourself.” Weekly recipe boxes are becoming increasingly common delivering fresh produce to the door at the click of a button. Fish for Thought is trailblazing the way for anyone looking for the finest fish and seafood, as well as weekly recipe inspiration. “We set our talented Head Chef Adam the challenge to develop a range of meals that are healthy, quick and delicious, and make cooking seafood really easy.” Paul continues: “People are increasingly aware that they should be eating fish at least twice a week. Plus, people love eating fish in restaurants and would love to eat more at home, but cooking with seafood can be intimidating. We launched Fish for Thought TV, our YouTube channel, to break down barriers, give people fresh ideas and a better understanding of how to prepare the food they love. For the same reasons, it seemed like the perfect progression to add Seafood Recipe Boxes to our offering. Our dishes are easy to follow using the simple recipe cards or with our short films on Fish for Thought TV, it’s our way of connecting people with delicious fish in a way which is easy and convenient.” So, what’s Paul’s inspiration? “We love living and working in Cornwall, one of the world’s most beautiful locations, providing the absolute best thing from Cornwall to the rest of the UK… fish and seafood!”

é ABOVE Grilled sardines, toasted focaccia, tomato sauce, rocket and capers

FISH FOR THOUGHT

“you can’t get fresher fish unless you catch it yourself”

The Cornish Fish Store, Unit 1, Callywith Gate Business Park, Launceston Rd, Bodmin PL31 2RQ 01208 262202 sales@ﬁshforthought.co.uk www.ﬁshforthought.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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The Cornwall Living guide to art around the county

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Eminence By Katy Jade Dobson

Stoneware Seascape Vessels By Colin Caffell

1. THE ROUNDHOUSE AND CAPSTAN GALLERY Stoneware Seascape Vessels By Colin Caffell

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

White Sails By Martyn Dempsey

Cornish Miners, Above and Below By Sarah Blakey

2. QUAY ART

3. MARTYN DEMPSEY

4. CSCAPE ART

A stunning limited edition print from one of the UK’s most popular new artists. Specialising in wildlife, with a unique style featuring a spectrum of colours, her work is dramatic and colourful. For a wide range of original paintings and limited editions by national and international artists, visit Quay Art or see the website.

Martyn has been painting in Cornwall for over 20 years, becoming one of the Duchy’s most successful artists today. Martyn exhibits around the world, with a dedicated following, and private collectors including The Rothchilds, Lady Spencer and Morgan Stanley. Visit Martyn’s private space, The Gallery in Port Isaac.

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 are welcome.

North Quay, Padstow PL28 8AF 01841 533534 www.quay-art.co.uk

44 Fore Street, Port Isaac PL29 3RD 01208 881032 www.mdempsey.co.uk

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

Eminence By Katy Jade Dobson

White Sails By Martyn Dempsey

Cornish Miners, Above and Below By Sarah Blakey

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Showcasing local artists and art galleries

Close Boats on Orange Water By Andrew Walker

Ox Eyed Daisies on the North Cornish Coast By Sophi Beharrell

Image: Steve Tanner

Blessings upon the land of my love By Imran Qureshi

Heavy Seas By Jago Silver

5. LEDGERWOOD-WALKER

6. THE WATERMENS GALLERY

7. THE EXCHANGE

8. JAGO ILLUSTRATION

Ledgerwood-Walker Newlyn Studio near the harbour is the working studio and gallery of artist Andrew Walker. Regular exhibitions showcase works inspired by the colour, light, coast and landscape of west Cornwall. Current exhibition ‘Diptychs & Triptychs’, until 5th November, is open Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm.

On the waterfront at Falmouth’s Custom House Quay, the gallery was once the studio of Henry Scott Tuke. Today it’s the working studio of Sophi Beharrell. See her breathtaking beachscapes, rockpools and cliffscapes at The Mall Galleries, London, ‘Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Exhibition’, 28th September to 8th October.

Red pigments dominate much of Qureshi’s work, whether small and intricate paintings, or larger canvases. Often repeating ﬂoral patterns, Qureshi eloquently responds to global political events, while reﬂecting his belief in the persistence of life within even the most violent of contexts. ‘See How the Dark of Night is Red’ shows until 8th October.

Award-winning illustrator Jago Silver produces stunning and evocative digital illustrations and prints from his home studio in Wadebridge. Jago has illustrated numerous children’s books, including one that has sold over 2.6 million copies to date. He recently exhibited several pieces at ‘The Cruel and the Curious’ show at Stow Barton, near Bude.

Unit 7, Wesley Place, Newlyn TR18 5AZ 01736 447071 www.ledgerwood-walker.com

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

The Exchange, Princes Street, Penzance TR18 2NL 01736 363715 www.newlynartgallery.co.uk

Jago Illustration Wadebridge jago@jagoillustration.com www.jagoillustration.com

Close Boats on Orange Water By Andrew Walker

Ox Eyed Daisies on the North Cornish Coast By Sophi Beharrell

Blessings upon the land of my love By Imran Qureshi

Heavy Seas By Jago Silver

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Stay

Where city

meets coast Enjoy sightseeing, shopping, seafaring and shore-side views on a break in Cornwall, combining city-cool with coastal culture.

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Working Boat pub, Greenbank The Alverton, terrace Cream tea, The Alverton View up the Fal river

he Alverton is Truro’s only four-star hotel, offering a taste of relaxed city living in Cornwall’s capital where you can enjoy a cream tea on the terrace surrounded by beautiful gardens. The bustling city of Truro is home to an abundance of independent shops and boutiques to explore, as well as a great range of cafes and delis to stop off for a light lunch. The centre is a great place to take a wander around for all the family with beautiful gardens and woodland walks dotted around the city, which gets its status from the iconic gothic cathedral; a mustsee for visitors to the vibrant business and retail centre of Cornwall. If you fancy getting out of the city then Enterprise Boats sail between Truro and the maritime port of Falmouth five times a day, offering incredible views as you travel along the River Fal. With a Mussel Card, you can hop on and off as you please; the ferry stops off at Trelissick Gardens where you can explore the gardens and enjoy woodland walks, and stops again at the old town of St Mawes, home to St Mawes Castle which is considered one of the best-preserved of Henry VIII’s artillery forts. The final stop on the journey is where the ferry meets Falmouth, with its bustling docks and vibrant town centre. On the outskirts of the town is The Greenbank, where you can enjoy Cornish cocktails in the newlyrefurbished bar overlooking the river with its many boats bobbing on the horizon. Falmouth is home to a wealth of great restaurants, serving freshly caught seafood every day. The rich maritime history is reflected through the town, from the working port at Pendennis to The Maritime Museum on Events Square that celebrates Cornwall’s vibrant and on-going relationship with the sea. Have the best of both worlds with a mix of city living and coastal views with a two-centre stay in Truro and Falmouth and explore the wonderful culture and food that these Cornish towns have to offer.

Discover more

A two-night break, including one night and a complimentary cream tea at The Alverton in Truro, as well as a night at The Greenbank in Falmouth (including two cocktails!) and a complimentary Enterprise Boat trip between the two starts at £325. Extended stays from £119 a night at The Alverton and £129 a night at The Greenbank.

THE ALVERTON HOTEL 01872 276 633 stay@thealverton.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Carla Regler PHOTOGRAPHY

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

New gallery now open Wednesday - Saturday just around the corner from the Seadrift Kitchen Café in portheleven, Cornwall. Images are available in the restaurant. Half day photographic workshops with Carla, 1-2-1 or small groups, please contact us for more destails www.carlaregler.com | carla@carlaregler.com 01326 354171 | 07971 951698

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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Shopping

A new season

Autumn is around the corner, and that means just one thing at Truro womenswear boutique Bishop Phillpott – new arrivals!

his season sees the same great mix of designer labels we have come to expect from this Truro stalwart, established in the city over 15 years ago. Paul Smith and Weekend by MaxMara are back with their collections focused on gorgeous knitwear, with some beautifully kitsch prints, as well as super stylish outerwear and some truly fabulous accessories. Cashmere favourites 360 Cashmere and Duffy NY also return, bringing their own design twists to high quality cashmere – the perfect combination to wear with Bishop Phillpott favourites JBrand and Donna Ida jeans. The autumn collection also sees the introduction of famed label Isabel de Pedro, the Spanish designer who has been dressing women around the world for over 40 years. De Pedro dresses the sophisticated and feminine woman in designs that ﬂatter and ﬁt perfectly. Based around a monochrome palette the designs incorporate beautiful shaping and understated style – whether that be dresses that look just as good layered under a coat with boots for a cold winters day as they would with heels and great accessories for an evening

occasion. This collection certainly adds a new twist to the pieces at Bishop Phillpott. With further labels including Italian brand Peserico, high-quality basics from American Vintage and stylish yet comfortable footwear from Italian shoemaker Candice Cooper, this season sees even more choice in fabulous fashion, right in the heart of Cornwall.

ë TOP LEFT Striking outﬁts from Isabel de Pedro – Laia Benavides ë ABOVE Elegant autumn footwear

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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Camping in style Make camping a glamorous occasion with small space wood burners from Anevay.

é ABOVE A cosy and stylish Fintan wood burner ê BELOW All sorts of shapes, sizes and styles are available at Anevay

e all know a British summer almost always means some rainy days and if you’re camping in the great outdoors, the weather can be a real dampener. Avenay has the solution – the company’s amazing portable wood burning tent stoves are the perfect solution for soggy feet and damp spirits! Bring the outdoors indoors with a small space wood burner; whether you’re looking to kit out a garden yurt or a summer house, the Traveller and Fintan stoves from Anevay are the perfect way to stay warm on a summer camping trip or a chilly winter. These great little burners are designed for cooking as well

as heating and are easily portable so can be used on your camping trip as well as keeping your summer house warm. You can even use this stove in your van to stay warm on chilly surﬁng trips. So for a great trip no matter what the weather, always make sure you have a roomy canvas tent with enough space for all your kit. Canvas tents help regulate temperature so you won’t wake up baking in your sleeping bag if it’s a sunny day. A tent stove is an essential item for any camping trip. You can use it to dry wet clothes, make hot chocolate and snuggle up in the evening with a good book. Even a sunny day in the UK can mean a chilly night! For a happy family all round, always bring some hot chocolate and marshmallows for rounding off a glorious day spent outdoors. Ensure you have a pack of cards or a board game for entertaining on rubbish days to pass the time. It’s all about bringing the sense of adventure indoors, whether you’re cooking in a bell tent or your conservatory, so you don‘t need to rely on the weather to have a great time indoors.

ANEVAY 01872 870 839 info@anevay.co.uk www.anevay.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Stay

Dream

escapes

We take a look at the latest hot properties, new for 2017 with Perfect Stays.

ê BELOW Some of the luxurious waterside properties from Perfect Stays

s the summer holidays draw to a close and the kids return to school, we can’t help but let our minds wander and get lost in daydream about where our summer forays could take us next year. If, like many visitors to Cornwall, you like to round up the whole family and escape for a blissful week or two, you’ll know how crucial it is to get something booked well in advance – particularly for those school holidays. We catch up with the team at Perfect Stays to get the lowdown on what’s new to their collection of beautiful holiday homes, and what’s coming next year to get your holiday taste buds salivating.

Blue Elvin, Newlyn Amongst the rows of granite cottages and wooded hills sits this enormous, modernist-style holiday home. Designed and built by award-winning architect Nicholas Glover in 2008, Blue Elvin is a striking four-bedroom property with awe-inspiring views across Mount’s Bay and right the way over to St Michael’s Mount. The area of Newlyn and Penzance is a paradise for seafood aficionados with Newlyn boasting the biggest fishing fleet in the UK. A plethora of attractions, including the Minack Theatre, Land’s End, Logan Rock and, of course, St Michael’s Mount promises an unforgettable holiday.

è RIGHT Stunning views at 180 Degree Blue; the chic, cubist-inspired Blue Elvin in Newlyn

180 Degree Blue, Porthleven A standout property with unbeatable views stretching out across the horizon and over Porthleven, 180 Degree Blue imbues its apt name. A beautiful contemporary home that sleeps up to ten guests, the biggest attraction, other than the incredible sea views, is the sumptuous hot tub on the decking; enjoy a pampering soak under the open sky at any time of the year. Private access to the golden sand beach is perfect for beach holidays. At low tide, enjoy walks along the sand all the way to Porthleven or the Loe Bar; at high tide, indulge in the privacy of this temporarily private beach. Image courtesy of: Simon Lawrence Builders Treaure House

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Court House, Padstow Court House is a truly unique property, occupying an enviable position on the waterfront of Padstow. Built in the late 1500s, this Grade II listed property is believed to be the second oldest home in Padstow and was at one time Sir Walter Raleigh’s Court House during his time as Warden of Cornwall. Having undergone a painstakingly delicate restoration process since early 2015, Court House is now opening its doors for guests of up to ten to stay in a piece of Padstow’s history. The interiors have been masterfully chosen piece by piece by Jam Interiors of Devon, and echo its grand past while providing a plush, regal retreat for holidaymakers to this popular harbour. The Court House will be available to rent for 2017.

Treasure House, Polzeath Treasure House embodies the soothing, mellow characteristics of a coastal inspired beach house, combined with the maturity and sophistication of a sumptuous retreat away from the city. Situated on the South West Coast Path, access to the beach is a mere minute’s walk. A very high spec throughout, this laidback home sleeps ten and boasts a wealth of green credentials, offering a roaring wood fire for those toasty winter evenings and Sonos wireless music system throughout to really set the ambience for your luxury getaway.

Marine Villa, Padstow Neighbour to Rick Stein’s iconic Seafood Restaurant, Marine Villa is a foodie’s dream holiday location. This fascinating home has a rich maritime history and is currently undergoing an enormous renovation project. The property will sleep 12 guests across an expansive floor plan, due for completion in summer 2017. A luxury self-catering property of this size is truly unique in Padstow, particularly in such a desirable location. Larger groups will appreciate the ability to rent Marine Villa and Court House to celebrate those milestone special occasions in one of the most sought-after locations in Cornwall.

Perfect Stays is continually expanding its portfolio of unique and exceptional holiday properties. To book or register your interest in any of the beautiful waterside homes featured in this article, or to be among the first to hear about new projects, get in touch with the Perfect Stays team. Take your first step towards securing that dream escape.

PERFECT STAYS 01208 895570 info@perfectstays.co.uk www.perfectstays.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Out & about

g n i t t e s A

like no other Every season is party season at Lusty Glaze Beach in Newquay.

“Our challenge is to make the most of this spectacular setting and ensure that every visitor walks away with a new favourite beach, restaurant and venue!”

ot off the heels of a fabulous Cornish summer, you’ll ﬁnd Tracey Griﬃths and her team at Lusty Glaze Beach busily preparing themselves for what promises to be an exciting autumn and winter. Rather than winding down, the ultimate beachfront location will be packed full of parties, celebrations, weddings and some very special events. Lusty Glaze is a private beach located on the north Cornish coast, the last bay on the edge of Newquay as you head toward Watergate Bay on the Atlantic Highway. Already synonymous with wonderful food and famed for its esteemed sundowner sessions (previous headliners include Guy Garvey, Morcheeba and Newton Faulkner), Lusty Glaze’s reputation as an awesome, all-year-round venue grows yet further; the perfect venue for private parties and unique ticketed events. “Tucked away on the north Cornish coast and protected from the wind by dramatic horseshoe cliffs which frame a perfect sunset the beach, we’re blessed to have a natural venue for weddings, events and concerts”, explains Tracey, owner of Lusty Glaze Beach. “Our challenge is to make the most of this spectacular setting and ensure that every visitor walks away with a new favourite beach, restaurant and venue!” Every restaurant service, wedding and event is remarkable at Lusty Glaze by virtue of the changing tides, sunsets and surf which bless the beach every day. In October, the team will be hosting a candlelit

evening with operatic trio, Tenors Encore, an exclusive event with very limited tickets. Add to the mix Lusty’s brand new winter menu, weddings and intimate acoustic gigs – Woodburner Sessions – it has never been easier to say farewell to summer. Large scale cooperate events can also be hosted at Lusty Glaze, with businesses from across the country given the unique opportunity to hire the beach for actionpacked team events, surf and celebrations. What unites all of the visitor experiences together is Lusty’s team who work behind the scenes, to bring the detail, finesse and fun to every occasion. “This Christmas, we are hosting a number of fantastic, fun-themed Christmas parties for businesses across Cornwall and others further afield”, explains Tracey. “If you would like to fly your team from the city to Cornwall for an Australian-themed beach party this December, why not? Our role is to make it the best party you have been to! We love entertaining and have some really exciting private functions, winter weddings and events coming up that will be absolutely world class.” Keep up to date with all the party season plans, and find out more using the details below.

ë ABOVE Fantastic food and good vibes all year round

LUSTY GLAZE BEACH

01637 872444 events@lustyglaze.co.uk www.lustyglaze.co.uk /lustyglaze Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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A clifftop paradise

With one of the finest locations in Cornwall, a stay at the Polurrian Bay Hotel is hard to beat.

erched on the cliffs amongst 12 acres of landscaped gardens, with south-facing views across Mounts Bay and the Atlantic Ocean on Cornwall’s Lizard Peninsula, the Polurrian Bay Hotel is the ultimate family seaside hotel – it’s no wonder that it’s been chosen as one of The Sunday Times Ultimate 100 British Hotels. The original Polurrian Hotel dates back to 1890 and it was the first hotel on the Lizard Peninsula. Over the years the hotel has hosted a number of famous guests including the Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi, who stayed at the original hotel in 1901 whilst conducting his experiments to send the first transatlantic

message in Morse Code from nearby Poldhu Beach across the Atlantic to St Johns, Newfoundland. The hotel was re-launched in July 2011, following an imaginative make-over of the public areas and bedrooms – think sofas that you can sink in to after a day’s exploring, a stunning Vista lounge with ﬂoor-to-ceiling windows and ‘to die for’ views and bedrooms that are fresh and contemporary, with a boutique seaside style. As with all Luxury Family Hotels, the ethos here is very much that parents shouldn’t have to compromise on quality just because they are travelling with children. The public areas are welcoming

ê BELOW Delectable delights available

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Stay

é ABOVE Stunning – a pool with a view

and relaxed with plenty of space to spread out. Large low coffee tables make a great space for playing board games or colouring for the children who are always made to feel more than welcome. The Outdoor Play Zone gives adults and children alike the chance to enjoy some outdoor fun against the stunning backdrop of Mounts Bay – there’s always plenty to keep everyone entertained whatever the weather. Facilities include indoor and outdoor pools, pretty gardens, tennis court, spa treatments as well as a complimentary OFSTED registered Den for younger guests, that during school holidays holds movie nights, game nights, workshop events and outdoor games. There’s also the Blue Room for older children where they can absorb themselves in a favourite selection of video games, or perhaps challenge some of the other younger guests to more traditional pastimes such as a game of pool or table football. The hotel has a private beach, with public access, literally on the doorstep, with a little path snaking through the gardens down to the pristine sands of Polurrian Cove below – buckets, spades and crab lines are available to take down to the beach. Beyond the hotel, a wide range of sporting activities can be arranged from kayaking, coasteering and horse riding to surfing and golf. For days out there are rich pickings with pretty coves and gorgeous gardens all across the Lizard Peninsula.

Superb Cornish cuisine is a highlight at Polurrian, and the team was recently awarded an AA Rosette. Whether you opt for family or fine dining, the menus are based on ingredients sourced from local growers, artisan suppliers and of course the very freshest local seafood. Mealtimes are designed to make everything as easy as possible for families. Breakfast is very much a family affair. Even the youngest guests can help themselves to the buffet and pile their plates with cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit and pastries. There is also a delicious choice of hot breakfasts, from Belgian waffles with berry compote to a full, traditional Cornish breakfast. Lunch is informal and relaxed. On balmy days dining tables spill out onto the terrace for al fresco meals and afternoon cream teas. Picnics are available if you want to go out exploring for the day. Children’s High Tea is available with the Den Team on-hand to help out, so you can relax and enjoy the view with aperitifs and nibbles. Or if you prefer to sit down for dinner together, there is a family dining option. There’s also a Sunday Breakfast Club where children are supervised giving parents the chance for a good lie-in – what a treat!

é ABOVE A cornucopia of cocktails to choose from

POLURRIAN BAY HOTEL

Polurrian Road, Mullion TR12 7EN 0844 482 2152 www.polurrianhotel.com Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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words by:

Dan Warden

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Sloop Inn www.sloop-inn.co.uk

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Winter storm watching

Cohort Hostel www.stayatcohort.co.uk

Winter waves

Barnoon Workshop www.barnoonworkshop.co.uk

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restrictions of the school holiday rush, and there’s plenty to do, even in the cooler months, down to watching in awe as the Atlantic storms rage. It doesn’t take much to see why artists come here from all over the world. While the Tate Gallery is currently closed, set to reopen in March next year, the exhibitions and creative displays there are testament to the artistic draw of this highly sought after location. Being a hub of creative talent, St Ives offers those with a touch of creative ﬂare the chance to express their holiday joy throughout the year. With a sea view

Local businesses

anking in the top ten beach destinations in Europe, St Ives has it all. Strolling around the town, visitors can browse the rows of boutique shops, eat pasties on the beach and take tips from the local surfers as they line up for some of the best waves in the south west. Indeed, many of us yearn for that summer break in St Ives, when the temperatures soar and the rich, inviting blue waters draw us in; when the ice cream soothes our dry throats as we peruse the local wares and idly watch the world go by. But what about low season? Immediately, the pros of heading south out of season include no queuing on the M5, cheaper parking and clear Cornish roads. What’s more, the accommodation in St Ives, being one of Cornwall’s premier destinations, becomes much more affordable during the autumn, winter and spring, meaning there are almost more reasons to come then than during the summer! With no crowds to get in your way, an out-of-season break offers you the best of this stunning coastal town without the

While the sun beats down on one of the most sought after locations in Cornwall, we discover why St Ives is perfect for a getaway all year round.

Image courtesy of: Nick Pumphrey

Out & about

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Jo Downs Handmade Glass www.jodowns.com Jo Downs Handmade Glass will be offering incentives to buy Christmas gift ware as always, with discounts, giveaways, and in particular the 'Wishlist Weekend' in early November, which offers huge discounts on Christmas gifts at the start of the festive shopping season. Little Leaf Guest House www.littleleafguesthouse.co.uk Little Leaf Guest House is offering a £5 reduction per night off standard winter/ off-season room rates (direct bookings only with a minimum stay of two nights).

Image courtesy of: Nick Pumphrey

Image courtesy of: Carla Regler

to inspire, Barnoon Workshop offers a dedicated space for arts and crafts in the heart of the town, while I Should Coco – the local artisan chocolatier – offers chocolate workshops to visitors who want to indulge their sweet tooth. Enjoy a glass of mulled cider in front of the roaring open ﬁre in St Ives’ oldest pub, the Sloop Inn; treat yourself to a spa day at the St Ives Harbour Hotel or do a spot of shopping in the wonderful collection of small independent shops in the town. One event that you should certainly pencil into your diary – the highlight of the out

of season social calendar – is the St Ives September Festival, running from 10th to 24th September. Showcasing a full display of international arts and culture, from classical, world, folk and jazz music, to flamenco, poetry and theatre, this festival is packed with entertainment, including a performance from the popular Rick Wakeman! Festivities are set to kick off on the 10th, with a wedding of English history and folklore from Fairport Convention – often heralded as the greatest folk band ever; at a Cornish festival, what could be more appropriate? Outside of the busy summer months, irresistible offers on short breaks can be found. St Ives boasts a wonderful range of hotels, guest houses and self-catering accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets, from the luxury Tregenna Castle and Garrack Hotels to the super-funky Cohort Hostel, where you can take over the whole building for just £500 a night for up to 45 people! December in St Ives is a special time with a calendar of events planned throughout the whole month, kicking off on Friday 2nd December when Father Christmas arrives in the harbour on the RNLI lifeboat. Finally, as the year draws to an end and we start to look for that ultimate end-of-year blow out, the spectacular fireworks and streets filled with fancy dressers promise a memorably happy new year. So, while the summer will see thousands on the streets of sunny St Ives, let’s not forget that all year round, this stunning seaside town has something for everyone. Indeed it’s then, when the sun starts to shy, that you can truly experience the real St Ives!

Castle Inn, Fore Street www.castleinn-stives.co.uk Celebrate at the Castle Inn this winter with a Halloween party, promotions on drinks, live music every weekend and a Sunday carvery. Crowan Crafts www.crowancrafts.co.uk Enjoy wine and nibbles while you browse every Friday and Saturday in December and don't forget the Crowan Crafts sale at the end of December. Cohort www.stayatcohort.co.uk Cohort is open for group bookings throughout the winter (exlcuding January). For a group of six or more the price is just £15 per person per night.

ST IVES

www.visitstives.org.uk www.stives-cornwall.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Lifestyle

m a e r d e h T location

Fall in love with the beautiful Cornish countryside at Launcells Barton near Bude, a truly romantic location to celebrate your wedding.

teeped in history and set amidst spectacular wooded countryside, Launcells Barton is a family-owned, Grade II* listed manor house in Launcells, a small parish situated near Bude in north Cornwall. Combining lovingly restored historic buildings with a purpose-built events barn, owners Matthew and Lara fuse old world charm and contemporary design to create a sophisticated venue with timeless appeal. Matthewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family have owned Launcells Barton since 1949. He grew up there, surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the sea. Life on the old dairy farm was idyllic. Years later, Matthew invited Lara to meet his family and experience the unique charm of his childhood home. With the property in desperate need of restoration and repair, he found himself apologising all the way to Cornwall, afraid that Lara might never warm to a place without central heating! Thankfully, his fears were unfounded; she immediately fell for the house, its myriad hallways, the grand exterior and the great sense of history contained within its walls. Having worked tirelessly to restore the house, Matthew and Lara excitedly ushered

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é ABOVE Perfect location to tie the knot ì ABOVE RIGHT The finer details

in a new era at Launcells Barton, finally realising their dream to transform the farm into something special. With stunning indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces, including the beautiful, 19th century converted stone mill barn, a gorgeous nearby church and grounds that are brimming with seasonal blooms, Launcells Barton is truly a magnificent wedding venue. For your reception, the team are busy building the events barn, which is due to be complete in April 2017. It will seat 200 and be equiped with an ultra modern fitted kitchen for your caterers. There will also be accommodation for 12, so the happy couple and friends or family can stay in style. As well as offering a flexible, fully bespoke service and exclusive use, Matthew and Lara are passionate about helping you create a truly memorable occasion against a stunning backdrop of characteristically Cornish scenery. Whether you’re planning an intimate wedding or a grand celebration, they’re confident you and your guests will love Launcells Barton just as much as they do.

LAUNCELLS BARTON Launcells, Bude EX23 9NQ 01288 352352 hello@launcellsbarton.co.uk www.launcellsbarton.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Home

From a grain of Sand The possibilities for using glass in any building development, or simply across the home, are endless thanks to UK Glass Centre.

t surrounds us and has become an integral part of our everyday lives and whether we choose to acknowledge it, glass is amongst the most commonly used building material in the world. With a history tracing back to the time of the Egyptians, glass has evolved into one of the most ubiquitous materials of the modern day. From a single windowpane in a humble garden shed to a precisely engineered glass slide on the side of a towering skyscraper, it seems the possibilities for using glass are endless. All this and yet glass still remains one of the most undervalued products of the modern age. More and more domestic and commercial consumers are embracing the potential of glass. Sculptural water features with a glacier-like appearance, transform an unassuming pond into a striking garden focal point. Framed and bespoke mirrors offer the illusion of space and depth both in the garden and the home. Frosted or patterned Opaletch® glass makes an excellent privacy panel or door and can also be used as shower or over bath screen complementing any bathroom. While glass shelves, which come in a variety of thickness and colour tint options, add practical, sophistication, balancing function and quality to any room.

The kitchen offers a fresh vibrant injection of colour, (virtually any colour in fact) with a no-nonsense, eye-catching glass splash back. The practical qualities outweigh those of traditional tiles, pairing functionality with dramatic flair and can make an impressive statement to define your personal style. Warming your toes next to a roaring wood burning fire is considered by many as the best thing about the cooler winter months. With ceramic fire glass doors and beautifully crafted glass hearths, cosy in the knowledge that damage limitation doesn’t have to come at the cost of elegance, winter just got a whole lot better. The expertise, knowledge and craftsmanship of its colleagues at UK Glass Centre means the Cornwall Glass and Glazing Group can provide an outstanding range of products and service. From technical advice on complex bespoke items to a simple bathroom shelf. So from a grain of sand comes something that for us is so much more than just a piece of glass!

UK GLASS CENTRE Blackwood House, Stennack Road, Holmbush Industrial Estate PL25 3JQ 03332004922 info@ukglasscentre.co.uk www.ukglasscentre.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Out & About Shopping

Turning The latest autumn and winter fashion from Brigid Foley.

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rigid Foley has been in the fashion industry since 1970. Brigid Foley’s exclusive designs have sold worldwide, amassing a huge and well-followed customer base. Now, Brigid Foley has moved direction enjoying and sourcing designers from all over Europe and beyond, to bring to loyal customers. The Brigid Foley boutique has been established for over 20 years in the market town of Tavistock in Devon. The boutique is well stocked with a wide range of collections for day and eveningwear. If you can’t make it to the shop in person, fear not! Brigid Foley now has a unique and fabulous website that’s going strong in its ﬁfth year – wow, how time ﬂies! The exciting news is the team have now introduced a ‘home sweet home’ category incorporating a fusion of practical and

eclectic items and gifts, which will be added to over time. So, what’s the key to success? The team offer amazing customer service, providing personal replies to every email as best they can, with an added beneﬁt of enabling customers to ask a question about any item they choose, to help with reassurance, ﬁt and to ease many worries they may have to choose the correct style and size. There really is something for every lady at Brigid Foley!

BRIGID FOLEY

01822 612048 (website and orders) 01822 612203 (shop enquiries) www.brigidfoley.co.uk info@brigidfoley.co.uk Brigid Foley Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Stay

Coastal indulgence

Enjoy a bespoke, luxury break taking in worldclass sea views with Carbis Bay Holidays.

palescent waters and long, inviting stretches of golden sand: Carbis Bay is recognised as one of the most beautiful bays in the world. Often selected as the perfect base for those wanting to relax and get away from the nineto-ﬁve grind of everyday life, those taking a timeout at Carbis Bay ﬁnd themselves with all the peace and quietude they could ever require, whilst being minutes from the convenient, indeed, beautiful and culturally diverse St Ives. With its Blue Flag accredited beach, this destination is understandably popular with those seeking a luxury self-catering holiday. Carbis Bay Holidays offers many special escapes, each of which boasts a combination of luxury and dramatic sea views. And what could be more appropriate when taking a well-earned break in Cornwall?

The nearby coastal railway links St Ives to Penzance on one of the most spectacular scenic rail journeys in the UK. Taking all of four minutes, the line also connects to St Ives and Penzance stations which, in turn, put you in touch with Paddington, London and indeed the rest of the country! Carbis Bay Holidays specialises in luxury four and five star, self-catering accommodation in St Ives and Carbis Bay, proudly offering a selection of properties located at Atlantic Watch. These unbelievable reverse-level villas have been beautifully designed and furnished to exacting standards, offering expansive accommodation. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows and doors frame the outstanding view from Carbis Bay all the way to the iconic Godrevy Lighthouse. These prestigious properties offer all you could need from a Cornish seaside holiday retreat: stunning sea views, sumptuous é ABOVE interiors, wonderful outdoor living spaces Sit back and relax in the beautifully complete with indulgent hot tubs, balconies styled lounge and parking. Perfect for both romantic getaways and family holidays, you can sit ê BELOW Take in the back and soak in the mesmerising Cornish spectacular sea light as it dances and changes, reflecting the view from the mood of the shimmering Atlantic. The only comfort of the question is: is one week enough? Jacuzzi

CARBIS BAY HOLIDAYS

St Ives Road, Carbis Bay, St Ives TR26 2RT 01736 630015 enquiries@carbisbayholidays.co.uk www.carbisbayholidays.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Got to experience... A DELICIOUS RECIPE BOX FROM FISH FOR THOUGHT

f you ever have the chance to meet Paul Trudgian from Fish for Thought, it’s immediately obvious that he’s a man who’s inspired by forward thinking and fresh ideas. Just look at the company’s new specialist seafood recipe boxes. If you love fish and seafood you’re in for a real treat. Get a box full of the finest, freshest Cornish catch delivered straight to your door, along with easy-to-follow recipes, to create beautiful, restaurant-quality dishes from the comfort of your own home. Head Chef Adam has developed a stunning range of meals that are healthy, quick and – most important of all – delicious. What’s more, he has made cooking seafood simple, so can enjoy tasty home-cooked delicacies everyday. There really is no better way to experience fresh fish from Cornwall.

FISH FOR THOUGHT The Cornish Fish Store, Unit 1, Callywith Gate Business Park, Launceston Road, Bodmin PL31 2RQ 01208 262202 sales@ﬁshforthought.co.uk www.ﬁshforthought.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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Peninsula paradise Uncrowded beaches, outstanding eateries and wonderful places to stay: the Roseland Peninsula is a glorious holiday destination.

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ordered by the Fal estuary to the west and the Atlantic to the east, the start of the Roseland Peninsula is a long-standing point of discussion between local historians and long-time inhabitants. Geography aside, one thing everyone can agree on is the beauty of the Roseland, the name of which derives from ‘ros’, the Celtic word for heath or gorse. Miles of spectacular, unspoiled coastline provide intriguing inlets, secluded coves and remote beaches to be explored. For those who like to be active, you can walk the South West Coast Path, cycle the Cornish Way, or sail the Carrick Roads and Falmouth bay. St Mawes village, at the end of the peninsula, is a hub for watersports enthusiasts; bring your own equipment or hire a boat, stand up paddleboard, canoe or kayak. If you’d rather sit back and relax, there are plenty of opportunities to watch the Roseland amble by with a boat trip. Enjoy a sea breeze on the St Mawes Ferry, which offers yearround connections to Falmouth: a 20-minute journey through the world-class scenery of the Carrick Roads, including two historic castles and, if you’re lucky, a glimpse of the marine life found in and around Falmouth bay. The King Harry Ferry links St Mawes and the Roseland with Feock, Truro and Falmouth, a crossing that has existed for over 500 years. During summer months, a small passenger ferry runs between St Mawes and the enchanting St Antony headland.

After taking in the sea or river air, head to one of the Roseland’s award-winning restaurants for a long lunch or relaxing dinner. Hotel Tresanton and The Idle Rocks, both in St Mawes, are two top-end, relaxed places to eat, drink and watch the world go by. The Driftwood, tucked away near the picture postcard fishing village of Portscatho, is the only restaurant on Cornwall’s south coast to have been awarded a Michelin star; the menu promises to awaken taste buds, incorporating only the freshest, locally-sourced seafood and finest, West Country meats. Or there’s the Kings Head, in Ruan Lanihorne, a country pub serving simple food, cooked well. On sunny days, try the Hidden Hut, which sits high above Porthcurnick beach and is rated the UK’s number one beach café. The only thing left is to find that perfect base for exploring all the Roseland has to offer. One of the oldest independent agencies in the area is Portscatho Holidays, with a large selection of waterside properties, contemporary homes and traditional country cottages situated all over the peninsula.

PORTSCATHO HOLIDAYS 4 The Quay, St Mawes TR2 5DG 01326 270900 www.portscathoholidays.co.uk info@portscathoholidays.co.uk Find out more online: www.cornwall-living.co.uk

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LIGHT AND SPACIOUS HOME IN CREEKSIDE SETTING mylor, south cornwall 0.5 mile to Mylor Yacht Harbour ø beautifully extended Edwardian house ø overlooking creek ø foreshore & mooring (on licence) ø double garage/boat store ø 5 bedrooms ø 3 reception rooms ø established landscaped gardens ø study ø 2,206 sq ft ø EPC=F

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £1.25 million Freehold

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

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1 THE JEWEL IN CORNWALL'S CROWN cape cornwall, west cornwall Renovated and restored coastal mansion ø awe-inspiring sea and coastal views ø 10 bedrooms ø additional 3 bedroom holiday apartment ø 3 reception rooms ø geo-thermal heat pumps and underfloor heating ø 3 paddocks and school ø walled garden, garaging and stable block ø Grade II listed ø 11,660 sq ft

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

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COUNTRY HOME MOMENTS FROM THE WATER mylor, south cornwall Beautiful creek views ø four bedrooms ø planning permission to extend ø contemporary kitchen/living room ø double garage ø broad patio and lawned gardens ø partially completed project ø 1,841 sq ft ø EPC=E

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £850,000 Freehold

GRADE II LISTED FARMHOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS tregony, near truro, south cornwall Grade II listed farmhouse ø 4 bedrooms ø separate 3 bedroom cottage ø granite outbuildings ø potential for further development ø just over 1.5 acres ø all-weather tennis court ø orchard & fruit cage ø 3,638 sq ft

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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Guide £850,000 Freehold

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

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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A UNIQUE SEASIDE RETREAT treyarnon bay, padstow, north cornwall Treyarnon Beach - 175 yards ø pathway to the beach ø triple aspect beach, sea & country views ø 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms ø private garden ø heated swimming pool ø imaginative open plan living space ø games room ø large deck ø 2 balconies ø 2,734 sq ft ø EPC=E

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

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Guide £1.85 million Freehold

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1 IMPECCABLE BARN CONVERSION IN THE HEART OF CORNWALL yeolmsbridge, near launceston, mid cornwall Substantial barn conversion ø picturesque rural setting ø up to 6 bedrooms in total ø 5 bath / shower rooms ø 3-bedroomed annexe wing ø open plan kitchen / living room ø gym / hobby room ø balcony terrace overlooking gardens ø workshop / store ø 4,372 sq ft ø EPC=F

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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Guide £895,000 Freehold

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A PIECE OF PARADISE ON TRURO'S DOORSTEP killiow, truro, south cornwall Idyllic rural setting close to Truro ø beautifully finished ø 4 bedrooms ø 2 fabulous holiday cottages ø stables & covered storage ø over 12.5 acres of paddocks and gardens ø 3,576 sq ft ø EPC=E (main house) ø EPC=D (for both cottages)

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £1.25 million Freehold

A TRANQUIL CREEKSIDE LIFESTYLE CHANGE philleigh, the roseland, south cornwall Fabulous mill conversion ø 4 bedrooms in main property ø 3 holiday units ø adaptable accommodation ø impressive sitting room and kitchen ø walled garden ø pedestrian access to creek ø 4,324 sq ft ø EPC=C

Savills Cornwall Ben Davies bmdavies@savills.com

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MORVAL, LOOE, south cornwall

5 bedrooms ø private quay with boathouse ø 2 outhaul moorings and boat crane ø garage and parking space nearby ø 47' living / kitchen / dining room ø terrace and balcony ø 3,790 sq ft ø EPC=E

4 bedrooms (2 en suite) ø attached 3 bed cottage annexe ø detached 3 bed barn conversion ø 3.5 acres of park-like gardens ø heated swimming pool ø grade II listed ø 4,700 sq ft

Guide £1.75 million Freehold

Guide £1.25 million Freehold

Savills Cornwall jcunliffe@savills.com 01872 243 200

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WITHIEL, mid cornwall

FOWEY, south cornwall

Extended barn conversion ø 3 bedroom house ø 3 bedroom cottage ø 2 B&B units ø equestrian facilities ø west facing countryside views ø potential for further development ø 5,343 sq ft ø EPC=D

Panoramic waterside views ø 4 bedrooms (3 en suite) ø steps to the water ø secure parking for 4 cars ø running mooring by licence ø terrace & balconies ø 2,596 sq ft ø EPC = C

Guide £1.25 million Freehold

Guide £1.5 million Freehold

Savills Cornwall jcunliffe@savills.com 01872 243 200

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1 ELEGANT, SPACIOUS VICTORIAN TOWNHOUSE falmouth, south cornwall Gyllngvase beach - 0.5 mile ø first time for sale for 25 years ø original features throughout ø 5 bedrooms ø spacious living areas ø extensive private walled gardens ø self contained annexe ø gated parking ø 4,402 sq ft ø EPC=D

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £875,000 Freehold

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NEAR LERRYN, mid cornwall

POLPERRO, south east cornwall

4 bedrooms ø cottage with 2 bedrooms ø paddock and orchards ø large outbuilding ø large farmhouse kitchen/ dining room ø 29 ft sitting room ø study and library ø lush well-stocked gardens ø 4,601 sq ft ø EPC=D

Cliffside private gardens ø 3 bedrooms (master en suite) ø lower garden with private path ø family room/ bedroom 4 ø kitchen/breakfast room ø access for quad bike with store ø 1,561 sq ft ø EPC=F

Guide £895,000 Freehold

Guide £950,000 Freehold

Savills Cornwall jcunliffe@savills.com 01872 243 200

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LADOCK, south cornwall

RUTHERNBRIDGE, mid cornwall

Gorgeous former mill ø 2 reception rooms ø 4 en suite bedrooms ø 3.25 acres ø double garage ø additional 4 acre paddock available by separate negotiation ø 3,144 sq ft ø EPC=D

Outstanding country views ø extensive landscaped gardens ø 4 bedrooms ø quadruple garage / workshop ø potential for further development ø decked terrace ø 1,571 sq ft ø EPC=F

Guide £875,000 Freehold

Guide £600,000 Freehold

Savills Cornwall bmdavies@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

SUBLIME COASTAL RESIDENCE polperro, south east cornwall

Outstanding sea & harbour views ø 3 double bedrooms ø attic bedrooms & bathroom ø large family kitchen with AGA ø double height living room with mezzanine ø southerly aspect ø landscaped & terraced gardens ø heated swimming pool & hot tub ø private garage & parking area ø 3,584 sq ft ø EPC=E

Savills Cornwall Jonathan Cunliffe jcunliffe@savills.com

01872 243 200

Guide £2 million Freehold

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Health

Clean & gr�n Amanda Winwood discusses the real meaning of organic, the importance of family bonds, and coping with cancer.

s the first company in the UK to gain 100% organic certification across the whole range, the Spiezia team and I have been delighted to work with the Soil Association in the past few weeks to head up to London and talk to the press about what is truly organic. Did you know that any skincare product can label itself organic and need only contain 2% or less? There is no Government legislation to mitigate this. When you buy a Soil Association or COSMOS certified product you can be assured of no genetically modified ingredients (GMOs), no synthetic fragrances or colours, no product testing on animals, and no silicone oils or derivatives. There are many companies who play on the word organic or natural – look for certification to know that what you are getting is authentic.

This is dear to our hearts as we continue to really promote to spas that they should open their doors to people going through cancer. We have been welcoming people going through cancer and treatment for cancer for 15 years. This year, we have developed and launched a fully accredited and insured Cancer Touch Therapy™ training course thanks to Marc Innes who I have known for over eight years now. Una St Ives, our Made for Life Spa, recently welcomed someone who was having a break in her chemotherapy. She, her husband and their two young boys came in and found some peace and relaxation in the midst of what has been a really tough time for the family. A close bond had been formed by the end of their stay with the therapist team. We will be holding a Made for Life event at Una St Ives which includes full use of the facilities and a spa treat on Thursday 13th October – see the back page of this issue of Cornwall Living for more details and contact the lovely Juliette, our Made for Life Foundation Manager. October is Cancer awareness month. So if you know someone who needs some support, give them a hug, take time to go for a walk with them or go and take some time. Time is a precious gift.

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