Converted Cornish Kiln

This is Mica – one of the properties within a beautifully converted Historic Building in Cornish Countryside.

We are pleased to offer three delightful renovated properties located at Carbis Wharf:

Sleeping up to 6 people in 3 double bedrooms,  fully equipped with free private on site parking, free Wifi and an al fresco dining area with furniture and BBQ.

Carbis Wharf dates back to 1830 starting life as a brick works and kiln. Sympathetically converted by the present owners into a selection of characterful holiday homes.

Perfectly situated in a semi-rural location and close to Roche Rock, these converted clay drying buildings provide an ideal base to explore the County. The properties are part of the rich China Clay heritage of Cornwall and are incredibly unique.

Plenty of space inside and out for the whole family to spread out and enjoy, they are also well equipped providing all you need for a perfect family holiday.

Each property has a private garden area with a BBQ and garden furniture. Towels & bedding are included plus Wifi.

There is also a small children’s play area with swings, a slide and a trampoline as well as beautiful grounds and gardens and a mining museum on site.
The Local Area
Located slightly off the beaten track tucked just inside a beautiful AONB valley you have cycling and walking on the official ’Clay Trails’ nearby which is an absolute must – and definitely take a picnic! The world famous Eden Project is just a 15 minute drive away as is the mystical Lost Gardens of Heligan. The ruggedness and Surfing hub of the North Coast can be reached within a 20 minutes drive. The historic Harbour Town of Charlestown is approximately 5 miles away boasting a variety of restaurants and cafes plus 2 beaches. St Austell is slightly closer and has all the usual high street shops one needs plus several restaurants, banks and a cinema complex. There is a museum on site which guests are welcome to explore at their leisure.