Book a beautiful holiday home near Redruth in Cornwall
Redruth is one of the most historic towns in the south west of England, having once been the centre of Cornwall’s tin mining industry during the 19th century and being a focal point for Methodism and social change some years before. With all this intrigue and interest, how about exploring Redruth’s important past and vibrant present by booking a modern apartment or an intimate riverside fisherman’s cottage right in the heart of the town?
The shining light in Redruth is definitely Heartlands, a World Heritage Site Gateway in Cornwall. A must for all the family and with the aim of engaging, intriguing and exciting the imagination of every visitor, Heartlands is 19 acres of lush green outdoor space and spectacular indoor activities, including sensory gardens, art and theatre exhibitions, walking and cycling routes and one of the largest children’s adventure play areas in the South West.
A cottage with an en-suite bathroom
Feeling refreshed and ready to go from the perfect night’s sleep in your spacious, ensuite bedroom? Redruth can offer you and your loved ones a day packed full of lovely little surprises. Fresh from enjoying a delicious, self-catered breakfast in your well-lit kitchen, why not enjoy a trip to some of the town’s most precious landmarks like esteemed entrepreneur William Murdoch’s 18th century house, the first in Britain to be lit by gas lighting. Alternatively, you can send a helpful hint to your partner with a visit to Cornwall Gold, a shopping centre nestled in beautiful grounds that boasts the counties’ largest jewellery collection. Remember diamonds are a girl’s best friend guys!
Fairytale holiday homes - some with swimming pools
Redruth is home to many amazing stories and the area itself is like a fairy-tale. So, now’s the perfect chance to explore its magic and book a stay in one of the town’s many lavish holiday homes. Is there one with a swimming pool or hot tub among them? Almost all will have WiFi Internet. You really won’t regret a cottage break in Cornwall.