Crugsillick Manor has been described as one of the most beautiful houses in Cornwall; it is certainly one of the oldest and of great historic interest. It is a Grade II* listed Queen Anne manor house which was extended c. 1710 from a pre-Elizabethan farmhouse. The house is in a wonderfully peaceful situation surrounded by a large attractive garden with views across fields to a wooded valley where a stream runs down to the sea. Over the hill nearby is the pretty village of Veryan with its unique round houses and attractive church with 13th Century porch. Nearby is the picturesque fishing village of Portloe and St. Mawes with its castle built by Henry VIII with stunning views across Carrick Roads.

Crugsillick's Cottages are within walking distance of the beach in a peaceful rural setting. There are three attractive and exceptionally well equipped cottages. They have been created from a 400-year-old mill and barns in the grounds of Crugsillick Manor, one of the historic houses of Cornwall, where many sub-tropical species flourish in the mild climate of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula. This is an ideal base to visit some of Cornwall's famous gardens or to walk the Coastal Path, arguably here at its most unspoilt. The beaches of Pendower and Carne, 5 minutes by car, join at low tide to give a mile long sweep of golden sand; winter habitat for many birds.