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Uncover a modern masterpiece at Kew House. Through statement floor-to-ceiling windows, this iconic destination home commands unrivalled views of the St Agnes heritage coast. From the moment you set foot on the expansive grounds, be greeted by majestic views of Gooninnis Engine House and the striking chimney stack that towers above the landscape.
Inside, you’ll find minimalist interiors and soaring vaulted ceilings, bathed in natural light to create a serene and welcoming space. Five beautifully appointed bedrooms comfortably sleep 10 guests, with spacious, open plan living throughout. The double-sided wood burner acts as an elegant partition between the modern kitchen and pared back lounge. Here, an uplifting atmosphere is achieved through full height windows with a picturesque garden outlook, sinkable sofas, and ambient lighting.
Designed with socialising in mind, the bespoke kitchen and dining space benefits from a large table for celebratory meals, and a stunning kitchen island with bar stools. The adjacent family room offers another area for downtime, with a lavish corner sofa and more of those tranquil garden views. In addition, the ground floor is home to two elegant garden-side bedrooms. Sharing an en-suite bathroom, one has a double bed and the other is a zip and link which can be arranged to suit guests’ needs.
Ascend the granite staircase, where the elevated vantage point provides far-reaching views across St Agnes village as it winds towards the ocean. Three bedrooms and two en-suite bathrooms are tastefully decorated in sandy tones and brought to life with coastal-inspired artwork. These bedrooms have direct access to the balcony, perfect for enjoying morning coffee with panoramic views.
Encircled by shrubs and plants, the wraparound garden is a secluded oasis of calm. Breathe in refreshing sea air from this private paradise after days spent at the beach and exploring the coast path. Chase the sun throughout the day, with afternoon siestas on the loungers and seafood suppers around the outdoor dining table. Later, sink into the private hot tub as stars illuminate coastal skies in the St Agnes Head Dark Sky Discovery Site.
This breath-taking part of the north coast seascape, often referred to as “Poldark country”, is home to a glorious stretch of unspoilt beaches. Find Trevaunance Cove a short stroll away, plus coastal walks to Trevellas Cove and Chapel Porth. Plunge into the Cornish way of life with surf lessons, kayaking and wild swimming. St Agnes also offers a myriad of cafés, bakeries and restaurants, all within walking distance.
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This striking destination home boasts far-reaching countryside views from the suntrap balcony. With a blissfully private garden and sunken hot tub, it maintains privacy for guests without compromising on "wow" factor.
Coastal walks to Wheal Coates and Chapel Porth Beach
Explore Poldark country from the sea with Koru Kayaking
Dinner, cocktails and live music in a relaxed setting at The Tap House
Open Plan Kitchen and Dining Room
Enveloped in high vaulted ceilings and vast sliding doors, the open plan kitchen and dining area invites leisurely brunches, with sunlight pouring in by day. Throughout this incredible space, the flooring consists of herringbone parquet wood. A delicate rug runs underneath the dining table, taking advantage of the pretty garden outlook from its window-side position. Observe nature awakening before your eyes through the expansive stretch of glass, your morning coffee in hand, made with the Sage coffee machine and Hydrotap.
Hosting in the contemporary kitchen is a delight, with handmade coffee-coloured zebrawood cabinets housing a range of modern appliances. Retrieve fresh ingredients from the Haier fridge-freezer inside the spacious walk-in pantry to prepare on the kitchen island. With an additional Hotpoint fridge and freezer in the kitchen, two Franke ovens and Neff hobs on the kitchen island, this is a well-appointed space for cooking special meals, or hiring a private chef through our Concierge team. When twilight looms, pull up a bar stool at the elegant Corian kitchen island for a nightcap.
The double-sided stone chimney provides a striking centrepiece between the dining area and lounge, the dual-aspect wood burner exuding warmth and offering a mesmerising focal point.
Living Area
The soft interiors and natural surroundings of the encompassing landscape create a calming synergy here. Slide open the large doors to tiptoe out to the outdoor dining space, verdant lawn and private hot tub. With views of all three sides of the garden from the triple-aspect living room, this welcoming space is bathed in uplifting natural light.
When darkness falls, slide the curtains across to allow the atmospheric lighting and warmth of the fire to transform this spacious room into a cosy hideaway. Recline on the sumptuous cream sofa, the stylish lamps and elegant furnishings creating a relaxing ambience. The plush rug carpets most of the floor, with beanbags and armchairs providing additional seating to enjoy movie nights on the Samsung TV. The double-sided stone chimney breast emphasises the height of the white painted beams, reflecting the towering treetops on the horizon outside and creating the feeling of space in abundance.
Family Room
Effortless comfort is achieved in the family room, adjacent to the dining area. A large, woven rug forms the base of this tranquil space, home to a soft, corner sofa inviting restful moments. Flooded with natural light, this is the perfect place for younger members of the party to unwind while adults are socialising in the kitchen. The additional Samsung TV enables smaller groups to break away from the living room and relax elsewhere.
Bedroom Three
Serene garden views and a blend of coastal and earthy interiors create a soothing sanctuary. Rise to the sounds of wildlife awakening from the stylish double bed and open up the door to welcome in the coastal air. The built-in wardrobe offers ample storage for holiday outfits, while the sofa and armchair provide a quiet spot to savour a cup of tea.
The Jack and Jill bathroom is shared with bedroom five.
Bedroom Five
Allow nature to set the pace as you gently stir in this stunning bedroom, the dawn chorus your only alarm clock. Slide open the door to reveal peaceful garden views, with direct access to the stone terrace and sloped lawn, leading to the garden room office. Soft, sandy-toned carpet and a neutral decor create a calming space to drift off in picturesque surroundings. This room has six foot zip and link beds which can be arranged to suit guest requirements.
Sharing a Jack and Jill bathroom with bedroom three, both rooms take advantage of an elegant waterfall shower and freestanding bath tub.
Entrance Hall and WC
From the expansive driveway, descend three steps to the entrance hall which contains a log store and an adjoining WC. The entrance hall joins onto the softly lit hallway, which leads to the open plan living space.
Utility and Shower Room
The boot room and cloak room next to the entrance hall leads to the convenient utility and shower room. Complete with a Hotpoint washing machine and tumble dryer, plus an additional shower and WC, it’s ideal for sandy beach returns.
Master Bedroom with En-suite and Dressing Room
Awaken to the invigorating Atlantic air each morning in the dual-aspect master bedroom, soft sunlight cascading in through white linen curtains. Step onto the decked balcony with a coffee, admiring panoramic views of the sun rising over St Agnes.
In keeping with the downstairs decor, the master bedroom features vaulted ceilings, with soft earthy tones and subtle coastal hues. The artwork adorning the walls mirrors the nearby dramatic coastal landscape and wild waves.
Pad barefoot over the sumptuous rug atop soft carpet to the adjoining dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
Gaze out to a captivating outlook of Gooninnis Engine House, backed by wild gorse and moorland through the tall dressing room window, a scenic background for selecting the day’s attire. With ample wardrobe and drawers, a built-in dressing table and mirrors, this convenient space is the perfect addition to the master bedroom.
Beside the dressing room, witness the quiet movement of nature through the wide window opposite floating twin sinks. Then, invigorate the senses in the brick tiled rainfall shower. Underfoot, the decadent marble flooring is most welcome when stepping out of the shower or free-standing bath to collect your towel from the heated rail.
Bedroom Two with En-suite
Unwind in luxury with an incredible view. Featuring a neutral decor and spacious wardrobe, bedroom two boasts a dual-aspect window. with sweeping vistas across St Agnes and the surrounding countryside, as well as an aerial outlook of the hot tub and garden. Watch the sunrise from the armchair, your feet resting on the accompanying stool, then enjoy a leisurely breakfast on the double bed. The sea blue curtains are a subtle reminder of the home’s proximity to the ocean, creating a restful atmosphere in which to reset for the day ahead.
Slower paced mornings invite indulgent soaks in the freestanding bath, with an enchanting backdrop of the engine house rising majestically from the heathland outside. This gorgeous en-suite boasts a walk-in shower and twin sinks, accompanied by smooth marble flooring.
Bedroom Four
The five foot zip and link beds can be made up to suit guest requirements in this wonderfully spacious bedroom. Slide open the curtains and roll up the blinds to reveal St Agnes and the surrounding landscape, then step out onto the balcony to take in the view through the glass balustrade. Located between the master bedroom and bedroom two, this room is the perfect choice if there are children amongst the party.
Garden Room
A sloping lawn leads to a light and airy garden room which doubles up as a scenic office space, perfect for catching up on emails in an idyllic setting.
Garden
Towering silver birch trees, intertwining shrubs and succulents provide a secluded sanctuary for outdoor living. The dining table is perfectly situated for sun-dappled al fresco lunches, the luscious lawn just footsteps away. Blonde-wood outdoor furniture is reminiscent of the surrounding sandy beaches, the fresh coastal breeze a steady reminder of the property’s idyllic location.
As the sun moves from east to west, the patio is perfectly placed for sunset drinks, the natural woodland in the distance providing a stunning backdrop as twilight falls.
Hot Tub
Nestled amongst the thriving garden, the sunken hot tub invites indulgent dips under vast starry skies, the leaves waving in the gentle wind and distant hoots of owls the only sounds to be heard. Step out onto the grounding natural timber and stone to reach the adjacent patio for a starlit drink.
Parking and EV charger
The large, private driveway provides ample parking for five cars. For guests with electric vehicles, plug into the 7kW Zappi charger when you arrive for easy day trips.
Sleeps
10
Changeover day
​​Friday for peak periods, flexibility at other times and for short breaks​
Arrival and departure
Arrival from 4:30pm, departure by 10am
Dog-friendly
Yes (two maximum). £60 per week. Read this property’s dog rules here.
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Refundable security deposit
​​£1,000​
Additional information
There are steps around the internal and external areas of the property
Unfortunately, stairgates aren't compatible at this property
This property has been fitted with an electric car charger, but you can also find nearby EV charging stations here
If you’d like to check any specific information that may not have been covered in our descriptions, please call us to speak to our Property Advisors or see our FAQs page.
Changeover day not right for you? Call 01208 895570 as outside of peak times, we can sometimes offer some flexibility.
Keep children entertained with a range of outdoor activities, historical landmarks and attractions nearby. For skateboarders and BMX enthusiasts, you'll find Mount Hawke Skate Park just a 10-minute drive away, an indoor attraction which is perfect for all weathers. For an authentic farm experience, head to Callestick Farm to meet the animals and sample delicious Cornish ice cream made on site.
During the school holidays (Easter, summer, October half term and Christmas) book tickets for Rogue Theatre at Tehidy Woods, for an immersive wild theatre experience amongst the trees. In St Agnes itself, there are play areas at Goonown and West Kitty, as well as Trevaunance Cove on the doorstep, perfect for sandcastle building, rock pooling and swimming.
The charming town of St Agnes has a thriving food scene, with a variety of pubs, cafés and bakeries. For a laid back beachfront experience, Schooners offers pizza, small plates and cocktails, overlooking the waves. St Agnes Bakery is the place to visit for savoury pastries and sweet treats, perfect for packing a picnic for the beach.
Dine at the Peterville in for contemporary pub suppers and Sunday lunches, or The St Agnes Inn, a dog-friendly pub with a fantastic reputation for home-cooked food. Head to Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm for Sunday roasts and cream teas with a twist, and enjoy a tractor ride through the orchard to learn how cider is made.
Trevaunance Cove is the main beach in St Agnes and is great for swimming, surfing and kayaking, with lifeguards from May until September. When hunger strikes, soak up the scenery at Schooners with pizza and a local beer from Verdant Taproom. To escape the crowds, Trevellas Cove is just a short walk away and is a lovely secluded spot for beach days and watersports.
Three miles along the coast path, Chapel Porth is a beautiful beach which is ideal for rock pooling and experienced surfers, with a beach café serving hot drinks, hot lunches and ice creams. Porthtowan is a Blue Flag beach, just three miles from St Agnes, which is another popular surfing spot and home to The Blue Bar, a great choice for a sunset drink. Book a lesson with Breakers Surf School in St Agnes or explore the coastline from the water with Koru Kayaking on a guided tour.
Embrace Cornwall's rich mining heritage and windswept coastline, with panoramic views from St Agnes Beacon and spectacular scenery from the South West Coast Path. Poldark fans will recognise Wheal Coates and St Agnes Head, en route to Chapel Porth Beach, while in the other direction, the coast path leads to Trevellas Cove and Cligga Head near Perranporth.
This stretch of the north coast has ample opportunity for wildlife-watching, as well as engine house ruins to discover. Cyclists can ride the off-road Saint's Trail towards Truro, while watersports enthusiasts can enjoy surfing, sea kayaking or windsurfing. Head to Goonbell Riding Centre for horse riding lessons or Perranporth Golf Club for an 18-hole, par 72 golf course with stunning ocean views.
St Agnes and the surrounding coastal towns and villages come to life each year with a busy calendar of festivals and events. During the May bank holiday, the Bolster Festival celebrates local folklore with a fabulous lantern procession to St Agnes Beacon, and a pageant re-enacting the legend of the Bolster giant. In August, the popular annual event 'Aggie Carnival' takes place, featuring colourful floats, fancy dress and live music.
Nearby, Healeys Cyder Farm's Rattler Fest (April) and Little Orchard Festival (September), along with The Watering Hole's Tunes in the Dunes Festival (June) are great for families and music-lovers. Slightly further west along the coast, Porthtowan's Tropical Pressure Festival is a unique celebration of reggae, funk and world music, showcasing the best of vegetarian street food.
From the moment of booking one of our luxury holiday homes, our bespoke concierge service is provided at no additional cost.
With extensive insider knowledge and local expertise, our team can arrange anything from private chefs to one-to-one surf tuition and in-house spa therapists. We’re also on hand to help plan special occasions and events, whether you’d like a locally sourced cake or pre-arranged flower deliveries.
Our team can also remove the hassle from planning those smaller practical details. We have a bank of trusted local contacts, so we can organise everything to ensure you have a stress-free holiday, from babysitters to taxi reservations and extra housekeeping.
Whatever you decide, our concierge team will be on hand to fill your getaway with creativity, relaxation and adventure.
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We understand that some holidays aren’t complete without a four-legged friend by your side. Here are a few reminders for bringing your dogs with you to Kew House:
Dogs staying at the property must be over 12 months old To keep the bedrooms and furniture fur-free and to avoid any damage, we ask that dogs are kept out/off these areas and sleep in their own beds/crates in the utility overnight Please make sure to pick up any dog mess from all outside areas before you leave, and place it in the rubbish bins provided We understand that accidents happen, so if your dog has a slip-up on a carpeted area, please let the housekeeping team know so they can arrange a professional clean (charges may apply) Please make sure dogs are clean and dry on your return to the property to avoid muddy paw prints inside. It’s best you bring dog towels with you as the house towels aren’t suitable to dry dogs with. For safety reasons, we ask that dogs aren’t left unattended at the property, or in your car, at any time during your stay. Looking for a dog sitter? Perfect Stays can organise one for you as part of our inclusive concierge service (subject to availability).
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