Cornwall

The sort of place where you arrive and never want to leave - atmosphere, nature, character and comfort in a magical timeless valley

Ultra-green credentials combine with sheer luxury, and valley views to Fowey. Stroll there down the hill (or owner Colin can drive you!)

On the outskirts of Marazion this timber clad house perched above the sea is a super pad for romantic couples

A peaceful place to stay with wonderful walks, other islands to visit, great food and sunsets to linger over in the gardens or on the beach

Contemporary boathouse for all the family. Find rock pools, a shingle beach and plenty of ozone in the salty Cornish air

A Georgian manor house in the old quarter of Penzance, close to the water, with good food and a chilled vibe

A traditional cottage in Polruan on the Fowey estuary with harbour and cove views and a tea shop and 2 pubs in the village

Two charming coastal path cottages - a stroll from surf school, shop and gastropub. Take both cottages for a big family get-together

Two cosily converted cottages each sleeping two, tucked in peaceful woodland with breathtaking views across the Tamar. Short walk to the pub

Explore woodlands, farmland and gardens, plunge into the heated pool, dine at The New Yard Restaurant next door. This is civilized luxury

Escape to the edge of the Atlantic. Find airy rooms and good food served from terraces overlooking the ocean – all with a green conscience

Charming cottage on the Lizard Peninsula, a few minutes' stroll to a small rocky cove where the clifftops blaze with wildflowers all summer

A beautifully restored cottage on Bodmin Moor for families, outdoor types and lovers of real countryside – dogs can come too

Unspoilt Coverack has all you need for a fun beach holiday and this terraced fisherman's cottage on the coast path is cosy all year round

Birdwatchers and artists delight: acres of peaceful land, close to some of Cornwall’s finest galleries – and the sea

A stylish little nest for two with delicious breakfast delivered if you want. Salty air, ships and plenty of good restaurants on the quay

A fine old 1920s wooden house with all its original features and one and a half acres of view-filled gardens leading down to Mylor Creek

White-painted beams, wonky white walls and parking (oh joy!) - an exquisite St Ives retreat near harbour and subtropical gardens