The Property

The original mill on this site is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The present mill was built around 1687, and was a working water mill until approximately 1900. A dated, inscribed stone can be seen on the rear of Leat Cottage next door.

The building which served as a corn mill for the surrounding farms, was converted into a house approximately 120 years ago, Miller's loft was converted into accommodation in the winter of 1989. Some old timbers, with attachments, can still be seen in the dining/lounge area. The loft front door is the original entrance for unloading the grain, the ramp opposite (on which next door's garage is built) is the ramp up which the carts were brought to the mill. There is a inscribed stone at the base of the lofts entrance stairs, indicating the initials of the miller at that time, 1880, Henry Ivey.

The Apartment

White stone cottage with green-framed windows and doors, surrounded by greenery and purple flowers, under a clear blue sky.

Located in the Loft of our Mill House with its own private entrance and bursting with original features including the 400 year old front door!

The Living area

Cozy attic apartment with exposed beams, a seating area, dining table, and kitchen.

Two very comfortable sofas and a smart TV adorn the open plan living area, perfect for relaxing in after a day by the sea.

The Kitchen/Dining area

Cozy kitchen and dining area with sloped ceiling, featuring light green cabinets, a stainless steel fridge, a microwave, dishes on a wooden table with chairs, flowers in a vase, and a sofa in the foreground.

A fully fitted out kitchen complete with built in oven, induction hob and dishwasher, ideal to rustle up a hearty breakfast or evening meal.

The Gwithian Room

Cozy bedroom with twin beds, wooden furniture, and a sloped ceiling.

At the end of the hallway with a view over the fields and farmland is the master bedroom, available with twin beds or linked together as a luxurious super king.

The St Ives Room

Attic bedroom with slanted ceiling, featuring a white bed with a yellow pillow and a mustard-colored throw blanket. A small wooden nightstand with a yellow lamp is beside the bed. A framed picture is on the wall.

A double room with a view over the back garden and further onto the farmland.

The Mousehole Room

Cozy bedroom with a single bed, wooden headboard, and bedside table with lamp. Sloped ceiling with exposed beams and framed artwork on the wall. Neutral tones and soft lighting create a warm ambiance.

Watch the horses graze from this single room with a beautiful southerly aspect.

The Bathroom

Modern bathroom with shower, toilet, and decorative tile floor.

Located behind the kitchen is the brand new shower room complete with a washing machine for rinsing out those sandy bathing suits.

The Garden

Gravel patio with a wooden picnic table, two lounge chairs, a black kettle grill, and potted plants against a slat fence.

The enclosed and private garden is a beautiful secure suntrap with garden furniture and a bbq, perfect for alfresco nibbles and tipples or sundowner drinks and stargazing.

The Stairs

Indoor staircase with carpeted steps and wooden railings next to a white stone wall.

Through the front door a small landing and open tread staircase leads up to the apartment.