Couple standing on a wind-swept coastal headland path, stone cottage visible below in green valley with ocean beyond, late afternoon light

Cornwall, England · Sleeps 4 · Dog-friendly

Where the path ends
and the week begins.

A stone-walled cottage tucked into rolling green hills. The ocean is a twelve-minute walk. The woodburner takes five minutes to get roaring.

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Bedrooms2
To the coast12 min walk
Village pub8 min walk
DogsVery welcome

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Everything within reach.

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Aerial view of coastal Cornwall landscape with green hills, cottage valley, and Atlantic ocean coastline
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Roam Cottage - view from Roam cottage

🏡 Roam Cottage

Home base · You are here

"The key is under the third slate on the left of the gate. Don't rush — the kettle's already out."

Stone walls, 1740s buildWoodburner in sitting roomFull kitchen, no microwaveFast wifi, no TV
Coastal Path Start - view from Roam cottage

🥾 Coastal Path Start

12 min walk · 0.4 miles

"Bear left at the second stile — the right path looks more worn but adds 40 minutes. The left route gives you the best headland view."

South West Coast Path180° Atlantic viewsSunrise walk recommendedBring a windproof
The Anchor Inn - view from Roam cottage

🍺 The Anchor Inn

8 min walk · 0.3 miles

"Tuesday pie night is worth planning around. Sit by the fire on the left — it's the one that actually draws properly. The landlord knows the tides."

Local ales on tapFood served until 9pmDog-friendly barNo booking needed
Trevannick Cove - view from Roam cottage

🌊 Trevannick Cove

28 min walk · 1.1 miles

"Only accessible at low tide. Check the tide table on the fridge before you set out — I've left a laminated copy. Worth every minute."

Hidden below the headlandLow-tide only accessNo facilities, total quietSwimming possible in summer
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Stone-walled sitting room with lit woodburner, flagstone floor, and deep sofas facing the fire
Close-up of woodburner flames through glass door with stone surround
Cosy interior detail of stone cottage sitting room with warm evening light
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Where the evening starts

The Sitting Room

Stone walls that have held heat since 1742. The woodburner takes five minutes to get roaring — kindling and logs are in the basket by the door, and there's always a box of matches on the mantle. Two deep sofas face each other across a slate hearth. No television. Just fire, books, and the sound of the wind finding the gaps.

Insider note"Light the fire before you unpack. By the time you've carried the bags upstairs, it'll be throwing heat."

  • Original 18th-century flagstone floor
  • Woodburner with back boiler
  • Curated book shelf, no WiFi password required
  • South-facing window seat
Farmhouse kitchen with range cooker, wooden table with OS maps spread out, morning light through stone window
Kitchen detail showing coffee grinder, ceramic mugs, and window with garden view
Kitchen noticeboard with handwritten recipe cards from previous guests
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Packed lunches and late breakfasts

The Kitchen

A proper working kitchen — not a showroom. The table seats five at a push. There's a range cooker that takes a moment to understand, a coffee grinder, and a drawer full of Ordnance Survey maps for the coastal path. Guests have left recipes on the noticeboard for twelve years. Add yours.

Insider note"The baker in the village opens at 7am on weekends. Sourdough sells out by 8:30. Set an alarm."

  • Range cooker (gas), 4 rings
  • Full larder: oils, spices, the basics
  • OS maps for South West Coast Path
  • Dishwasher, washer/dryer
Main bedroom with king-size bed, low beamed ceiling, white linen, east-facing window with sea view
Bedroom window detail showing coastal view through stone window frame
Morning light falling across white linen bed in stone cottage bedroom
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Both bedrooms hear the sea

The Main Bedroom

A king-size bed under a low beamed ceiling. Crack the window and you'll hear the sea before you see it — that low, rhythmic pull that makes you sleep longer than you planned. The room faces east, which means the light arrives early and gentle. Blackout curtains for those who need them.

Insider note"Leave the window cracked. The sound of the sea at 3am is worth the slight chill."

  • King-size bed, linen sheets
  • Sea view, east-facing
  • Both windows hear the ocean
  • Blackout curtains available
Stone-walled cottage garden with wooden table and chairs on terrace, apple trees, green hills beyond
Garden hammock strung between apple trees with dappled afternoon light
Garden gate opening onto coastal footpath with sea visible in distance
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Where the dog runs first

The Garden & Terrace

Half a acre of walled garden, enclosed on three sides by old stone. A wooden table and four chairs on the terrace, a hammock between the apple trees, and a gate at the far end that opens onto the footpath. The garden faces south. On a clear evening you can see the lighthouse from the bench by the wall.

Insider note"The bench by the far wall catches the last twenty minutes of evening sun. Worth keeping to yourself."

  • Half-acre walled garden
  • South-facing terrace
  • Hammock between apple trees
  • Gate to coastal footpath

Guest Voices

Heard from those who've stayed.

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We left our phones in the kitchen drawer for three days.

We arrived on a Thursday evening, lit the fire, and didn't check our phones until Sunday morning. The walk to the cove on Saturday — we had it entirely to ourselves. I've been recommending this place to everyone who'll listen.

Sophie Marchetti

Sophie Marchetti

London, UK · Couple · Weekend escape · November 2025

4.97/ 5

Average rating

340+

Stays since 2012

89%

Return guests

12

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