This timeless detached cottage is set in magical private gardens tucked away in the heart of the stunning Cot Valley a ten-minute stroll from Porth Nanven Cove and the South West coast path. The epitome of a classic Cornish cottage there is even a stream running through the gardens with a foot bridge leading across to a secluded sitting area. Peace and tranquility are the watchwords for a stay in this lovely home.

The Cot Valley is a sub-tropical oasis containing only a handful of homes surrounded by a profusion of plants and wildlife and numerous paths leading down to the sea at the foot of the valley. This is a very special location and whether you are coming to walk, surf or simply escape, Daisy Cottage offers a perfect base from where to enjoy the best the far west of Cornwall has to offer.

Arriving is like stepping back into Poldark’s era as you walk through the hidden gardens and into this eighteenth century cottage. Unusually spacious, all the mod cons are taken care of and the comfortable accommodation has bedrooms across two separate sides of the house. This makes it great for parties who need a little space or is equally good for couples looking for a break who can benefit from a just for two rate. The large sitting room is open to the dining area and with plentiful seating and a woodburner it’s a great social space to relax in after days out exploring. The kitchen/breakfast room is well equipped and there is a ground floor bathroom off it and stairs up to a master bedroom. The other side of the cottage has stairs from the sitting room leading up to another double bedroom and bathroom as well as the cutest of children’s bedrooms with two small beds.

Its dog friendly too and your four-legged friend will be in heaven with so many walks from the doorstep. For beach days it's a short drive to the glorious surfing found at Sennen which was recently voted in the top five UK beaches by the Times. The charming town of St Just is in walking distance or a five minute drive away and has an array of local shops, pubs, cafes and two great butchers. A good tip the fish and chips from Jeremy's in the square are not to be missed!

Originally Daisy Cottage would have been a miner’s cottage when this area was the epicentre of the world’s Tin mining industry. These days it’s simply the most idyllic spot to enjoy a holiday in an area of outstanding natural beauty where you are surrounded by breathtaking coastline and sleepy villages that time hasn’t yet caught up with.

Walking in through French doors you enter a very spacious open plan sitting and dining room. It’s a lovely social room, traditionally furnished and full of character. The dining area by the entrance to the kitchen has a table and six chairs. A step-up leads to the main sitting room which is split into two areas with plenty of seating to relax on. There are two comfy chesterfield sofas and an armchair as well as three additional armchairs. There is a newly installed woodburner at the far end, perfect for cosy evenings in and a large flat screen TV with Freeview. Stairs lead up the first floor to two of the bedrooms and a bathroom.

The large kitchen is well equipped and has everything you need to cook up a feast and more. There is a gas hob and an electric double oven, a washer/dryer, fridge/freezer and a microwave oven.

A staircase off the kitchen leads up to a double bedroom with fitted wardrobe, a chest of drawers and two windows looking out towards the valley. From the sitting room a second staircase leads up to the first floor where there is a bright second double bedroom overlooking the gardens with a chest of drawers and freestanding wardrobe. Along the corridor there is a further small bedroom with two child's size beds. 

There are two  bathrooms both with baths and electric showers over them. One is on the ground floor in the hallway by the kitchen and the other on the first floor past the third children's bedroom which is served by a separate WC next to it.

The gardens run along and below Daisy Cottage are mostly lawned and are well established with a wonderful array of plants, trees and flowers.  Directly outside the cottage is paved with a step down to a patio area with a large bistro table and four chairs which is a lovely spot to listen to the birdsong and enjoy a morning coffee. A small foot bridge leads across the stream to a very private second sitting area which looks back towards the house and has a garden table and six chairs.

PARKING: There's private parking outside with steps leading down to the cottage. You can get two medium sized cars in there if parked back to back.

PETS: Up to two well behaved dogs are allowed to stay and we charge £25 per dog per week.

Wi-Fi: There is free Wi-Fi at the cottage. 

MOBILES: Mobile phone signal is difficult to pick up but there is a landline for emergencies. If needed we recommend setting up WiFi calling on your mobile to allow you to use it here.

ACCESSIBILITY: You can park outside but there are external steps and typical cottage stairs in the house so its probably not suitable for those with limited mobility but always check with us first. The gardens have a footbridge and a stream running through them and children must be supervised by an adult at all times when using the outside areas.