Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Millbrook

Sandy bays, sweeping estuaries, and unspoiled countryside can all be enjoyed on self-catering holidays in Millbrook. The village of Millbrook lies on the Rame Peninsula at the head of a tidal creek. With Whitsand Bay on one side of the peninsula and the River Tamar estuary on the other, it is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular locations in Southeast Cornwall. Known for its wetlands, where a remarkable variety of rare birds can be spotted, this welcoming community is an excellent base for a break in Southwest England, within a few miles of Plymouth.

Contemporary 3-storey holiday cottage in Cornwall with an integral garage.
Lake View,
Millbrook
Cornwall
England
Sleeps
8
Bedrooms
4

Cutting-edge design and enviable views distinguish this luxury Cornish coastal cottage in Millbrook. Balconies with lake views, a furnished garden, big corner sofas and a cinema room invite relaxation. At the same time, the Cornwall coast waits to be explored just moments from this ultra-stylish 3-bedroom holiday cottage.

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Wander into the village from your holiday cottage in Millbrook, and you will discover a range of family-run businesses. There are several good pubs where you can enjoy a pint of Devon ale, including the Insworke Mill Quay and the Mark of Friendship. The Flower Boat Ritual is held annually on the Mayday Bank Holiday, a tradition dating back to the 14th century. A procession of dancers and singers make their way through the village, carrying a boat that is later launched to accompany the fireworks. 

A holiday cottage in Millbrook is an excellent choice for visitors who want to explore the beautiful coast and countryside of East Cornwall and South Devon. The Rame Head Heritage Coast lies directly to the village’s south, with breathtaking stretches of the South West Coast Path to explore. Further west, the pretty villages of Portwrinkle, Seaton and Looe, and the Polperro Heritage Coast are all well worth a visit. Guests can enjoy Ancient woods and riverside walks in the Tamar Valley National Landscape to Millbrook’s north. In contrast, on the other side of the Devon border, the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is home to sandy beaches, hidden coves and peaceful estuaries.