Pear Tree Cottage

Nestled in a beautiful countryside setting on the outskirts of St. Mellion in Cornwall, lies the superb, one-bedroom holiday home of Pear Tree Cottage.

Boasting ample off-road parking, a gorgeous, enclosed garden, and a collection of well-presented interiors finished to the highest of standards, this fantastic property welcomes a couple and their well-behaved dog for a relaxing, self-catered escape near the magnificent setting of the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Park up outside of your lovely new home-from-home, before you step into an immaculate, well-appointed, open-plan living area, featuring vaulted ceilings embellished with exposed wooden beams and crisp, white walls that serve to brighten the abode.

A fully-equipped kitchen invites you and your loved one to prepare a delicious, home-cooked dinner, whilst a dining table for two or a plush sofa make for ideal spots to savour your culinary creations. To relax, stick a film on the sleek, wall-mounted Smart TV as you're kept warm by a tasteful electric fireplace, or head out back into the enclosed garden, where you'll find a well-manicured lawn scented by potted lavender, a patio with sun loungers, and your very own hot tub, where you can unwind as you watch day roll into night.

When sleep calls, head indoors to refresh with a shower before you tuck yourselves in for a much-needed snooze in a plush king-size bed. If you can tear yourself from your amazing new dwelling, set out to explore your local area.

A brief car trip will bring you into the charming village of St Dominick, where you can stock up on essentials at the Trehill Farm Produce farm shop, whilst a hearty pub lunch can be had at The Who'd Have Thought It Inn. For a full day out, head to the historic landmark of Dupath Well in Callington, before you head east into the Tamar Valley AONB, where you'll discover the Sawmill Cottage, the National Trust property of Cotehele, a working flour mill, Denham Bridge, and the stunning spots of Down Tor and Burrator Reservoir.