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A modern kitchen features a white refrigerator and stylish cabinets with sleek handles. A large wall clock is displayed above the countertop. Two dogs, one Dalmatian and one fluffy white dog, sit calmly on the floor, adding a welcoming presence to the space.
Home in Ruddlemoor

Dog friendly, whole house & garden near Eden

Welcome to my modern dog-friendly & spacious 2 bedroom home located on the clay trails close to Eden, Charlestown & Heligan Suitable for all seasons, a comfortable house with a large open plan kitchen & living/dining room upstairs & rural views opening onto an enclosed garden perfect for pets. Downstairs has 2 beautiful double bedrooms & bathroom. Free off-road parking for 2 cars. Close to north & south coast beaches, Heligan, Charlestown & Eden are all nearbuy. Great dog walks/cycling nearby

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews
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A classic sailing ship is seen anchored in calm waters, with a pastel sunset illuminating the sky. In the foreground, people are seated outside a harborside establishment, enjoying the view. Hanging flower baskets add a touch of greenery to the scene.
Cottage in Cornwall

Charlestown harbourside cottage with parking

Periwinkle is a cosy harbourside cottage in Charlestown. It is surprisingly big on the inside with an open plan layout on the ground floor (kitchen, dining area and lounge with direct access to the garden), plus a downstairs shower room. Upstairs is a cosy bedroom with a king-size bed, a lovely bathroom and another lounge taking advantage of the beautiful harbour and sea views. Private courtyard garden with laundry and access to the harbour and private parking directly outside the cottage.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews
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A window seat is adorned with plush cushions and a soft throw, offering a serene view of the ocean waves. The window is opened to allow fresh sea air and natural light to enhance the coastal ambiance, with sheer curtains framing the view.
Home in Saint Austell

On Amazing Spaces! Hot Tub, Log Burner & Sea Views

Breathtaking Luxury Cornish Cottage with Panoramic Sea & Harbour Views with Hot Tub - Featured on Channel 4's George Clarke's Amazing Spaces Situated on a beautiful bay where seals & dolphins are regularly spotted Less than 5 minutes walk to the local restaurants, bars, pubs, ice-cream shops & ancient Grade 2 listed Port showcasing exquisite tall ships and famous for the film set of Poldark & Alice In Wonderland This property is managed by Cornish Stays LTD - Property Name: Harbour Lights

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews
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A cozy bedroom features a spacious bed dressed with white linens and decorative pillows. A large wall clock serves as a focal point above the headboard. A textured area rug lies on the wooden floor, accompanied by a blue chair and natural light filtering through sheer curtains.
Guest suite in Saint Blazey Gate

Adorable 1 bedroom annexe, close to Eden Project.

'Harley Hideaway' is in a peaceful location, ideal for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer. Just over a mile from the Eden Project and with many attractions nearby it's a great spot. The unit has it's own entrance and parking, one double bedroom, a well appointed kitchen and compact toilet & shower room. Tastefully decorated, with everything you would need for a short stay or even a longer break. Within a 30 minute walk of local beaches and the SWCP. GREAT SPOT FOR EDEN SESSIONS 2025

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews
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A dining area is set with dishes and beverages, featuring a round table adorned with flowers and a breakfast spread. Large glass doors provide a view of the sea, bringing in natural light and connecting the space to the outdoor scenery.
Home in Cornwall

Amazing views over the beach and sea

Beach Retreat is set overlooking Beach in Charlestown .The main entrance leads to 2 berooms with en-suite wet rooms.Master bedroom boasts luxury super king bed .The twin room has two super comfortable beds. Stairs leads to the open plan living room and kitchen fab views through two patio doors opening onto balcony Off the kitchen is a patio area to catch the sun setting and enclosed secluded garden. Summerhouse and decking.noteparking for one car only Public car park nearby.Good Wi-Fi

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 237 reviews
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Tiny home in Te Anau

Studio by Eden Project/ Knightor Winery

A fresh, minimalist, comfortable space for a couple to stay while exploring Cornwall. Located in a quiet village connected to The Eden Project via walking / cycling trails, walking distance from Knightor Winery and with loads of scenic walks on the doorstep. We are handily located for the stunning beaches of St Austell Bay and a 30 minute drive from Newquay's surf beaches. The harbour village of Charlestown is three miles away and we are within easy reach of the Lost Gardens of Heligan.

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 257 reviews
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An airy bedroom features dual angled windows that invite natural light, complemented by a vibrant orange armchair and a telescope. A spacious bed with colorful throws is positioned by the windows, while a wooden wardrobe offers additional storage.
Home in Trethurgy

Self Catering annex near Eden & Knightor Winery

Welcome to our annex, nestled in a peaceful village away from the main road and set in a quiet location up a short lane. This light and airy accommodation is attached to our family home (you may hear us from time to time), with the convenience of private parking, private entrance and private courtyard, overlooking the lawn. It's designed to provide a comfortable home-from-home experience with all the amenities you'll need whilst in Cornwall exploring or having a welcome break!

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews
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A serene seaside view captures the sun rising over the water, casting warm hues across the sky. Historic stone structures frame the scene, with gentle waves lapping against the dock. The horizon showcases the sun illuminating distant coastal landmarks.
Cottage in Cornwall

Cosy coastal home in historic port of Charlestown

⭐️ SUPERKING SIZE BED & SMART TV IN MASTER BEDROOM ⭐️ PRIVATE PARKING SPACE ⭐️ COFFEE POD MACHINE Set only a few minutes’ walk away from a beach & the tall ships moored in Charlestown’s famous & historic harbour. Trevose is a cosy, comfortable, spacious home. Perfect for couples or families. The cottage has the benefit of its own parking space and is a scenic stroll (5 mins) to the harbour & beaches as well as some superb restaurants and bars. Book now for a 5⭐️ experience 😊

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews
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The stone exterior of the cottage is highlighted by red brick detailing around the windows and door. Flowering plants and greenery adorn the front, enhancing the cottage's charm. Multiple window panes allow natural light to brighten the entrance area.
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Connie's Cottage, Charlestown

For just two people, Connie's Cottage stands within 250 metres of Charlestown's famous harbour and beaches and of the South West Coast Path. Stone built and with many original beams and slate floors the cottage is very characterful but has been sympathetically modernised and includes gas fired central heating. There is non-restricted car parking available immediately to the rear of the cottage however in high season it may be necessary to park in the nearby pay car park.

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews
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The open-plan kitchen features a stylish island with two stools, under modern pendant lighting. A sleek backsplash complements the stove and cabinets, while a skylight allows natural light to brighten the space. A cozy living area is visible in the background.
Guest house in Carlyon Bay

Cosy escape for two, close to the sea.

Krowji means ‘cottage’ or ‘cabin’ in Cornish and is a timber-framed single-storey build next to our 300 year old cottage. A cosy, yet light and airy retreat for two, Krowji is located at the end of a private lane in Carlyon Bay, just a 20 minute walk from the bustling historic harbour of Charlestown. Krowji offers off-road parking and an enclosed outdoor courtyard with seating areas. * Please note, although at the end of a quiet lane, we are next to the main rail line.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews
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The exterior of the Waterwheel Apartment is displayed, featuring a large, historic waterwheel in the foreground. The contemporary building, made of wood and stone, showcases large windows and balconies, set against a backdrop of greenery and a clear blue sky.
Flat in Cornwall

The Waterwheel Apartment, Charlestown, St Austell

The Waterwheel Apartment is only 500m from the picturesque fishing village of Charlestown, its harbour, beaches, restaurants and pubs. The port is a designated World Heritage Site, so unique, the TV series Poldark has recently been filmed here. The south coast of Cornwall is perfect for exploring the rest of the county. The world famous Eden Project is just 3 miles away. The apartment is ideal for couples, families with children and business trips.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews
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An outdoor deck area features a hot tub with bubbling water, alongside a spacious seating arrangement adorned with cushions. A coffee table sits in front, creating a cozy space. In the background, playground structures and lush greenery are visible against a clear blue sky.
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Ruby's Cottage

Beautifully situated with access to the children's playground and dog walking field, Ruby's Cottage is a 2 storey, 3 bedroom luxury family retreat. Situated less than 10 minutes drive from the famous Eden Project and within easy reach of the beautiful harbour towns of Fowey, Charlestown and Mevagissey. Walkers can enjoy the beautiful coastal paths with many pubs and restaurants along the way. Bus routes and Par Railway Station are within a mile.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Eden Project located?

    Eden Project is situated in the countryside near St Austell, in Cornwall, England. It is surrounded by rural landscapes and small villages, which add to its distinct setting.

  • When is the best time to visit Eden Project?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and gardens in bloom. Indoor biomes create a sheltered environment year-round, so visitors can explore regardless of weather.

  • How old is Eden Project?

    Eden Project has been welcoming guests since the early 2000s. Its biomes and outdoor gardens mark more than two decades of engaging people with nature.

  • Why was Eden Project built?

    Eden Project was built to inspire people about the relationship between humans and plants, focusing on education and sustainability. The site transformed a former clay pit into an engaging space for exploring global plant life.

  • What are some things to do near Eden Project?

    Around Eden Project, visitors can explore the scenic landscapes of Cornwall, discover local gardens, or enjoy coastal paths and cultural sites. The area also has traditional market towns and art spaces.

  • How is the weather near Eden Project?

    The climate near Eden Project is generally mild, with winter temperatures around 40–48°F (4–9°C) and summer highs reaching 69°F (20°C). Rain is spread throughout the year, so a light waterproof layer is often suggested.

  • How was Eden Project built?

    Eden Project was constructed in a disused clay pit, using an innovative design of interconnected geodesic domes to house diverse plant environments. Teams combined engineering, horticulture, and ecological planning to restore the site and build the distinctive biomes.

  • What is the history of Eden Project?

    Eden Project began as a vision to regenerate an abandoned clay pit, turning it into a space for exploring plants and ecological connections. Its biomes and gardens have evolved to host exhibits, art, and educational programs on environmental themes.