Little Roseland is a traditional Cornish house dating from 1704 in the heart of the hamlet Treworga in the middle of Cornwall's stunning Roseland Peninsula. The owner Didi Vernon Miller has utilised her interior design skills to rebuild the property and has recently finished this fully renovated home to offer 3 luxurious individually designed en-suite bedrooms, including one king, one twin and one double. On arrival your hosts Didi and her husband William serve afternoon tea, depending on what has been baked that day, perhaps blueberry muffins or carrot and banana cake. Weather depending this is served in one of five secluded areas created for guests within the imaginatively designed garden.The bathroom ensuite of the king bedroom, offers a roll-top bath while the shower rooms offer a double sized shower with underfloor heating for the chillier months. Additional guest extras include bathrobes, heated towel rails and a choice of luxury shower gels. There are bath milks and shower gels kept for guests with sensitive skin.The guests have their own sitting room, offering ample soft seating, spoilt for choice on cushions to support the back while browsing the collection of wonderful reference books, holiday novels or just the steady supply of gossip magazines! In the winter months, the wood burner creates the perfect cosy atmosphere to unwind and relax.Breakfasts are definitely something to look forward to. In the summer months, fresh berries/ fruit salad are the treat with yoghurts either before or after your cereal which is then followed by either a traditional cooked breakfast or as a summer option of scrambled eggs and smoked salmon on English muffins. Winter options include porridge and a sweeter option of French toast with syrup and bananas. All breads are baked fresh each day as is the afternoon baking. Breakfast is served either in the hall or the garden.Little Roseland Bed & Breakfast is conveniently positioned between the 16th Century Roseland Inn, Philleigh (2miles) and The Kings Head Pub in Ruan Lanihorne (2miles) both offering a comprehensive menu of local produce. The daytime choices after your breakfast are endless. Walkers/cyclists are spoilt with the South West Coastal path and cycle routes on the doorstep. Gardeners are spoilt for choice with Trellissick National Trust, Caerhays Castle, The Lost Gardens of Heligan and Eden Project, all easily reached within 30minutes. For guests just wishing to take in the beauty of Cornwall, the Peninsula itself has several beaches, creeks, fishing villages, galleries, restaurants on offer aswell as the idyllic church and grounds of St.Just in Roseland. Further day trips are open to guests with the use of the renowned King Harry Ferry (3 miles) opening up the opportunity to explore Truro & Falmouth, the South and West coasts of this diverse and beautiful county.