Chmoy Mill was originally a working corn mill; it was converted about 50 years ago and completely renovated recently. It was one of two working corn mills in the Penberth Valley. The house sleeps five, with a further two in ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ a small barn in the the enclosed garden. The garden is mostly lawn and borders on the Penberth River.

The mill is within five minutes walk of Penberth Cove, one of the remaining unspoilt working fishing coves in Cornwall, owned by the National Trust and with access to the South West Coast Path. Cited by the the ‘Lonely Planet Guide’ as “one of the world’s best walks beside water in remote and beautiful areas”

The ancient and thriving village of Treen with its well known Logan Rock Inn is a ten minute walk in the opposite direction. Some of the best surfing beaches, such as Sennen, are close by, as is the Minack Theatre and Porthcurno. St Buryan, with a well stocked village shop and post office is a short drive away.

• Cosy sitting room with wood burning stove, TV/DVD

• Large well equipped kitchen/dining room with Rayburn, electric cooker, dishwasher, microwave

• Utility room with large fridge freezer, washing machine/tumble dryer.

• Garden furniture

• Good sized second bathroom with shower, basin and wc.

Upstairs:

• 3 bedrooms

• 1 with king sized double bed and basin.

• 1 twin bedroom

• 1 single bedroom

• Bathroom - bath with shower attachment, basin and wc.

• Airing cupboard

Outside:

• Uncle tom’s Cabin is a large twin-bedded bedroom.