Pedney
Cornwall ·
Penzance
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Secluded shepherds hut near Newlyn offering a magical garden setting and cosy, handcrafted charm a walk from the sea.
- Sleeps 2
- 1
- 1
£315-749 per week
Highlights
- A secluded Cornish hideaway for two where a handcrafted shepherds hut and magical garden create the perfect back-to-nature escape.
- Wander up the rustic stone steps and emerge into your own private oasis of palms, ferns and sub-tropical planting.
- Spend cosy evenings by the chiminea with the garden illuminated around you as you dine alfresco or gaze up at the stars.
- Snuggle into the armchairs beside the crackling woodburner and settle in for slow, easy evenings with your favourite film on the Smart TV.
- Wake refreshed in the plush double bed before stepping into the contemporary ensuite shower for a gentle start to the day.
- Throw open the doors to enjoy morning coffee on the deck, listening to the quiet of the countryside around you.
- Fire up the gas BBQ for laid-back suppers outdoors, drifting between sunny spots in the garden as the day lingers on.
You should know
- One dog is welcome for £40 per week.
- Access is via 20 stone steps with a handrail.
- Check in is from 4pm and check out is 10am.
- Logs and firelighters are provided for the first fire only.
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The Details
Pedney is a dreamy tucked-away escape for two, a handcrafted shepherds hut hidden among lush sub-tropical greenery on a peaceful farm just outside Newlyn and Penzance. From the moment you reach the rustic stone steps that lead to its secret garden, you feel a sense of stepping into a little world of your own, wrapped in birdsong, rustling leaves and pure Cornish calm.
By day, the garden feels wonderfully private with palms, ferns and flowering plants creating a soft green cocoon around the hut. As evening falls and the space lights up, it becomes something truly special. A chiminea warms cool nights, the gas BBQ is perfect for easy alfresco suppers and the gentle glow makes stargazing with a drink in hand a nightly ritual not to be missed.
Inside, Pedney has been thoughtfully crafted to feel warm, organic and beautifully inviting. Wood panelling, handcrafted finishes and soft furnishings bring texture and charm to the open plan living space. Two comfy armchairs sit beside the woodburner, offering you the perfect spot to curl up with a book or enjoy a quiet movie night on the Smart TV. A dinky dining table lets you share relaxed meals together, and the compact kitchen has everything you need for easy self-catering.
Separate from the living space, the calm, cocooning bedroom features a plush double bed dressed for long, restful nights. The contemporary ensuite shower room feels surprisingly spacious for a hut, complete with a walk-in shower and rainfall attachment for refreshing mornings.
Beyond your garden gate, the surrounding area offers plenty to explore. Sip homegrown wine or orchard juices at Polgoon Vineyard just minutes away, or wander the beautiful grounds of Trewidden Garden on the doorstep. Newlyn’s brilliant restaurants and vibrant arts scene are only five minutes from the hut while Penzance beckons with its iconic heated lido and handsome Georgian streets. Travel the other way and you’ll reach postcard-perfect Mousehole, where cobbled streets, sea views and memorable seafood lunches await.
Walkers can join the South West Coast Path nearby, with the stretch between Mousehole and Lamorna Cove being especially scenic. Trengwainton Garden is a peaceful, dog-friendly spot just 10 minutes away, and for a truly breathtaking day out, the turquoise waters and white sands of Porthcurno pair perfectly with a visit to the world-famous Minack Theatre, carved dramatically into the cliffs above the Atlantic.
Features
Essential
- Dog Friendly
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Heating
- No Smoking
- Single Night Stays Welcome
Living Spaces
Bed/Bath
- Shower
- Towels (bath)
Tech
- Smart TV/FireStick
- Television
Outside
- BBQ
- Garden/Outdoor Space
Also Available
- Walking distance to pub
£315-749 per week
Pedney is listed by the managing agent Luxury Coastal.
