If you are looking for somewhere to escape to, away from the hustle and bustle of the cities and your work life, look no further than Wheal Friendly Garden! An idyllic location with outstanding views just outside St.
Agnes, it provides the perfect location for a quick getaway.
What makes this beautiful area so special is the fact that unlike most parks, Wheal Friendly Garden provides freehold plots and a one sixth share in the entire freehold estate.
This means that you actually own the plot in which your holiday lodge stands are your own private part of the stunning park.
These houses cannot be used as the owner's sole residence therefore keeping the area as exclusive as possible.
The estate is situated a mere 5 minute walk from the Trevaunance cove and there are only 6 other properties available on the estate.
With long coastal walks, stunning views surrounding you and the pubs of St Agnes within walking distance, there is plenty of ways for you to relax and unwind.
The park itself is specifically designed to house 'eco friendly' park homes and luxury holiday lodges to be in keeping with the area and not damage the local environment and wildlife.
Eco friendly lodges combine the latest in eco technology and are only available from Wessex Park Homes who are one of the leading lodge manufacturers in the country The downs at St Agnes are looked after by the Isle of Scilly wildlife trust, which therefore ensures the safety of the local wildlife and flowers.
There is an abundance of birds, butterflies and an array of wild flower species.
St Agnes is well known in the bird watching world due to the many rare species they receive when birds start to migrate toward the area.
There is also some history to the location with the Wheal Friendly old mine and other fascinating archaeological areas.
Wheal Friendly is located 62 metres above sea level and lies along the valley side of over 400 miles of Coastline.
It can only be accessed via a private road which makes it feel even more secluded.
The region hosts many striking homes due to its mixed heritage of mining, fishing, shipping and agriculture.
For those feeling a little more adventurous, the beaches and coves outlining the region are known to be among the best surfing locations the UK has to offer.
There are also a range of other activities to occupy you days with, including several golf courses available for those who wish to improve on their handicap.
For those interested in sealife, there is the possibility of seeing an array of animals as the area is prone to visiting seals, turtles, sunfish, porpoises and dolphins due to its micro climate and milder waters.
Taking a long walk along the many coastal parks, over the cliffs and round the coves, may result in the glimpse of one of these animals or the more common sea birds.
One of the most popular routes is to follow is the old mining trail which leads from the Wheal Coates tin mines, all the way along the coast and finishing at the Blue Hills at Trevellas.
The path also leads you through the old workings at Polberro and the Wheal Kitty.
Once you are done unwinding and are looking for some social interaction, pop into one of the cute tea shops for a traditional Cornish Pasty or take an evening walk to the seafront to indulge into some gourmet food available from the many restaurants.
It really is the perfect location for a holiday lodge, with something for everyone.