No.5 is a light & welcoming cottage, lovingly restored with a fresh coastal style. Located in the centre of Flushing, you’re just moments from the quay, village store, Harbour House & Waterside restaurants & Royal Standard pub. The holiday home offers separate living and dining areas — perfect for gathering after a day of exploring — sleeps up to six across two bedrooms and a lounge. It’s a great choice for families, couples or friends seeking a comfortable, well-priced Cornish retreat. minimum night What guests love about No.5: - Excellent value for money in desirable Flushing village - Sleeps up to 6 across 2 bedrooms and lounge sofa bed - Flexible sleeping arrangements (travel cot, highchair) - Family-friendly extras: games, colouring books, children’s books - One well-behaved dog welcome (blankets & towels provided) - Minutes from Flushing beach, the quay and local playground - Surrounded by foodie favourites — Harbour House, Royal Standard pub, Waterside seafood restaurant - Easy ferry ride to Falmouth for shops, galleries & nightlife - Close to Cornwall’s best gardens (Trebah, Glendurgan, Trelissick) and beaches (Gyllyngvase, Swanpool, Maenporth, Holywell Bay) The space - Master bedroom: spacious double, room for a cot - Second bedroom: 2 singles that can be made up to a kingsize bed - Third bedroom: living room has a double sofa bed - Separate living & dining rooms - Bright, coastal interiors with thoughtful touches Guest access - Guests have the whole cottage to themselves. Other things to note - One well-behaved dog welcome - Log burners for cosy evenings (wood provided locally) - Check-out by 10am; late check-out offered when possible - Free Wi-Fi throughout the house - 3 night minimum booking - Various discounts available

We are Co-host for 6 properties in Flushing Village. Communicating with guests, arranging practical and enjoyable adventures for their stay in Cornwall is a joy! We both have dogs, our daily walks in the area keep us fit and we especially love the circular walk to Mylor, stopping on the way at Mylor Harbour for a coffee or lunch. Please contact our housekeeper Lainey and Olivia with any questions or requests you may have.

Flushing is a charming village with narrow lanes and historic cottages built in the 17–1800s for sailors and boat owners. Its rich maritime heritage, colourful homes, and peaceful pace of life create a timeless, welcoming atmosphere by the water. Enjoy scenic walks from Flushing along winding country lanes and the stunning coastal path. Discover hidden coves, sweeping sea views, and abundant wildlife as you explore the unspoilt beauty of Cornwall right on your doorstep. On sunny days, Flushing is bathed in dazzling shades of blue, where the sky meets the sparkling water. The ever-changing light dances across the harbour, creating a breathtaking backdrop and a true sense of coastal tranquillity. Kiln Beach offers golden sand, stunning sea views, and calm, sheltered waters ideal for safe swimming. Relax on the shore, enjoy the peaceful setting, and unwind in the nearby sauna for the perfect Cornish coastal escape. The peaceful Carrick Roads and winding creeks along the estuary offer stunning scenery and calm waters. Watch sailing boats drift by, explore hidden inlets, and enjoy the tranquillity of this unspoilt corner of Cornwall’s coastline Cornwall’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers breathtaking coastal paths with dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and endless sea views. Perfect for walking, wildlife spotting, and soaking up the unspoilt charm of this stunning coastline. In spring and summer, Cornwall’s coastal paths burst with wildflowers, from sea campion to delicate pink thrift. Clinging to the cliff edges, pink thrift forms soft carpets of colour, framing stunning sea views and adding natural beauty to every walk. Cornwall’s rich heritage is shaped by its ancient Celtic quoits and historic tin mines. From mysterious stone monuments to dramatic engine houses perched on cliffs, the landscape tells the story of Cornwall’s mining past and ancient traditions. Step into Poldark’s world at Cornwall’s historic mines, where dramatic engine houses and rugged