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In an idyllic setting, in a wooded valley with pretty meadows bordered by a stream is Roskennals, a small, exclusive development of cottages in the grounds of a former mill. Roskennals Mill is the superb, original cent 17th water mill, beautifully restored with exposed stone walls, handsome wooden floors and exposed beams. The living area is open plan and features a bespoke kitchen, stylish sitting area and large dining table and chairs, ideal for everyone to sit together - plan your day over breakfast, or re-count your adventures over dinner. Three bedrooms are peaceful and tranquil with wooden flooring and cool whitewashed walls. Outside, a neat terrace is the ideal spot for enjoying a glass of wine, and you have exclusive use of the Mill Paddock as well as the extensive grounds and lake - perfect for picnicking. Close to all that's good in Cornwall, nearby you've a host of excellent attractions to choose from including St Michaels Mount, The Minack Theatre and a number of sandy beaches and stunning walking routes. The historic harbour town of Penzance can be reached within a short drive as can Mousehole and Porthleven some of the prettiest villages in the region. With so much to see and do, Roskennals Mill will provide you with a lifetime of wonderful memories.
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