Griffin’s Rest | Cornwall

NEW FOR 2024!

Welcome to Griffin’s Rest, our newly renovated bungalow on the outskirts of Newquay is perfectly located next to the A30 for easy access to Cornwall’s stunning attractions. This stylish retreat offers four beautifully designed bedrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 8 guests. With on-site parking for two cars, Griffin’s Rest is ideal for families or groups seeking a modern and relaxing getaway. Enjoy cosy living spaces and explore nearby beaches and countryside from this prime location.

The Space

We have designed Griffin’s Rest with our family and yours in mind – it boasts four elegantly designed bedrooms, comfortably accommodating up to eight guests.

On the ground floor, you’ll discover a spacious king bedroom, providing a restful escape with it’s own smart TV (pre-loaded with Netflix).

You will also find a stylish double bedroom complete with a private en suite shower room, offering the perfect retreat after a day of adventure.

Upstairs, two additional bedrooms both of which offer twin beds, providing a cosy and flexible sleeping arrangement with countryside views, ideal for families or groups of friends.

A large family bathroom with a luxurious roll-top bath completes the upstairs, offering a perfect spot to unwind.

The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen diner with large range cooker, built in appliances and 50 inch smart TV (pre-loaded with Netflix). Whether you’re preparing a family meal, enjoying a leisurely breakfast or just unwinding with a glass of wine and a board game, this space is sure to be a favourite.

Adjacent to the kitchen diner is a separate snug, offering a cosy retreat with a large smart TV, perfect for movie nights. The snug is also equipped with a PS4 and a small collection of games, providing entertainment for guests of all ages.

Step outside onto the front decking, where you can take in peaceful views of the surrounding countryside. This outdoor space is perfect for morning coffee, evening drinks, or simply soaking up the tranquil atmosphere.

Griffin’s Rest is ideally located to explore some of Cornwall’s most beloved attractions. Just a short drive away, you can visit the golden sands of Newquay’s famous beaches, including Fistral Beach and Watergate Bay, perfect for surfing, sunbathing, and seaside strolls. The world-renowned Eden Project, with its incredible biomes and lush gardens, is within easy reach, offering a unique day out for all ages. For those who enjoy seafood and charming coastal scenes, the picturesque fishing village of Padstow is close by, with its array of gourmet restaurants and a bustling harbor.

Families will love the proximity to Camel Creek Adventure Park, where rides, animals, and entertainment await. After a day of exploration and adventure, return to Griffin’s Rest, where on-site parking for two cars ensures a hassle-free stay. Relax in the peaceful surroundings, enjoy the comfort of the stylish interiors, and make the most of your Cornish getaway in our home from home.

Note: There is a £200 security deposit required for this property. Details on how to register your deposit will be provided after booking.

The Area

Cornwall: England’s Coastal Treasure

Nestled on the southwestern tip of the UK, Cornwall is a destination that captivates the hearts of those who visit. Known for its dramatic coastline, charming fishing villages, and rich cultural heritage, Cornwall offers a unique blend of natural beauty and tradition that makes it one of England’s most beloved regions. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventure, historical exploration, or just a peaceful escape, Cornwall is a place where time seems to slow down, and every corner reveals a new delight.

A Haven for Nature Lovers

Cornwall’s landscape is nothing short of spectacular. Its 400 miles of coastline, dotted with stunning beaches, hidden coves, and towering cliffs, are perfect for seaside lovers. Whether it’s the surfing mecca of Newquay, the golden sands of Perranporth, or the turquoise waters of Kynance Cove, there’s a beach for every kind of traveler. The South West Coast Path, which winds along much of the coastline, offers breathtaking views and exhilarating hikes, attracting walkers from all over the world.

Beyond the beaches, Cornwall’s interior is equally enchanting. The rolling countryside, dotted with quaint stone cottages and old tin mines, invites exploration. Iconic sites like Bodmin Moor, with its windswept hills and mysterious standing stones, transport visitors to another time. For those with a love of gardens, Cornwall’s mild climate has created a paradise for plant life, best experienced at the world-famous Eden Project or the sub-tropical gardens of Trebah and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.

Rich History and Culture

Cornwall’s past is woven with legend, history, and a proud Celtic heritage that still influences daily life. Ancient castles like Tintagel, said to be the birthplace of King Arthur, overlook the Atlantic, while the region’s mining history is recognized globally, with UNESCO World Heritage status granted to Cornwall’s tin and copper mining landscapes. Visitors can explore the haunting beauty of these old mines, learning about Cornwall’s crucial role during the Industrial Revolution.

Cornish culture is proudly preserved in its language, festivals, and food. The Cornish people celebrate their roots through events like the Furry Dance in Helston and the Obby Oss in Padstow, while the Cornish pasty, a traditional pastry filled with meat and vegetables, remains a culinary staple. The region is also home to a vibrant arts scene, with places like St Ives housing galleries and artists who are inspired by Cornwall’s light and landscape.

Adventure and Relaxation Combined

For adventurers, Cornwall is an outdoor playground. With some of the best surf in the UK, the waves attract surfers year-round, while water sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing are also popular. The region’s clear waters are perfect for diving and snorkeling, allowing visitors to explore shipwrecks and marine life along the coast.

Yet, for all its adventure, Cornwall also offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation. Its sleepy fishing villages, such as Mousehole, Mevagissey, and Port Isaac, provide a slower pace of life, where visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, stroll along cobbled streets, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. The region’s many spas and wellness retreats, often set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty, offer rejuvenation for body and soul.

Cornwall Awaits

Cornwall is more than just a summer destination; it’s a place of year-round beauty and charm. Whether you’re drawn by the crashing waves and rugged cliffs, the history and myths of ancient kings, or the simple pleasures of fresh seafood and coastal walks, Cornwall promises a unique experience for every visitor. From its windswept moors to its golden beaches, Cornwall is a land that captures the imagination and the heart, leaving visitors with memories they’ll cherish long after they’ve left its shores. Come and discover why Cornwall is one of England’s most treasured regions.

Guests have exclusive access to the entire cottage.

Keys to the property are stored in a lock box and the code with be provided to the guest three days before check-in.

There is allocated parking at Griffin’s Rest. Further details will be provided prior to check-in.

Check-In: 1500 hrs

Check-out: 1000 hrs