The Roost

Camborne, Cornwall

The Roost is a charming holiday property located in the serene rural hamlet of Killivose, just under a mile from Camborne in Cornwall. This delightful retreat is perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway, offering a well-equipped base that ensures comfort and relaxation throughout the year. The open-plan living area combines a kitchen, dining space, and sitting area, creating an inviting atmosphere for guests to unwind. Couples can enjoy cozy evenings together, perhaps cooking a meal while watching their favorite shows, making it an ideal alternative to dining out in one of Camborne’s many excellent restaurants.

The double bedroom at The Roost is designed with vibrant floral decor, providing a cheerful and restful environment for guests. The property features a lovely patio area where visitors can savor their morning coffee amidst the picturesque garden, setting the stage for a delightful start to the day. The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with ample opportunities for walking and cycling. Notably, guests may encounter unique wildlife, including an Eurasian eagle owl residing on the premises, enhancing the charm of this idyllic location.

Conveniently situated on the outskirts of Camborne, The Roost allows easy access to the town's diverse culinary scene, catering to all tastes with options ranging from popular chains to independent cafes. The area is rich in mining history, highlighted by attractions such as the King Edward Mine Museum, and hosts events like Trevithick Day, a vibrant steam power and music festival held each April. This cultural backdrop adds depth to the experience of staying at The Roost, making it not just a place to stay, but a gateway to exploring local heritage.

The central location of The Roost makes it an excellent starting point for discovering the stunning landscapes of West Cornwall. Guests are just three miles from the North Coast, where sandy beaches like Gwithian and Porthtowan await, as well as the charming village of St Agnes. Alternatively, the South Coast is equally accessible, featuring picturesque spots such as Porthleven and Marazion, famous for its stone causeway to St Michael’s Mount. With the Lizard Peninsula and Land’s End within a short drive, visitors are well-positioned to experience the breathtaking coastal scenery and outdoor adventures that define this beautiful region of Cornwall.

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