1 / 24Ros Creek Cottage
St Just in Roseland, Cornwall
A three bedroom house above the creek at St Just in Roseland, with an enclosed garden down a flight of steps, a rear courtyard and two dogs welcome.
St Just in Roseland is known for a 13th century church standing in a subtropical churchyard that runs down to the water, and the village keeps that unhurried, half tropical feeling the whole way through. Ros Creek Cottage sits above the creek with three bedrooms, two dogs welcome, and the kind of outlook that makes a dog friendly stay here worth arranging a week around.
The house is built into the slope, so the front door opens onto a split level: down into the living rooms and the creek views, up into the bedrooms. The enclosed garden is below that again, reached by a flight of steps, with lawn, borders and a terrace, and the steps are worth knowing about if a dog has stopped enjoying them. At the back a separate enclosed courtyard catches the sun early, and that is where the first coffee and the first dog of the morning end up.
Six people who like each other but not constantly will get the most out of it. The house divides into a lounge, a snug and a dining room across those levels, so that party and two dogs spread over three rooms and a terrace without anybody being sociable on demand. For two dogs this is a real arrangement and not a grudging one: enclosed ground below the house, a courtyard behind it, and doors at both ends.
The Roseland is a peninsula and behaves like one, water on three sides and a beach every couple of miles. Porthcurnick and Porthbean are nearest, St Mawes a little beyond with its harbour and castle, and the headland walk from there is one a dog will remember. The King Harry Ferry crosses the Fal every twenty minutes.
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from £1,149 for 7 nights
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 2 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- A flight of steps leads down to the private enclosed garden with attractive borders, lawn and further terrace area – a perfect place to sit with your furry friends and enjoy the tranquil surroundings
- Sleeps
- 6 guests
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Price
- from £1,149 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 5 star
- Arrival
- in from 17:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Ev charging, Open fire, Parking, Wifi
Ros Creek Cottage from £1,149 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Ros Creek Cottage dog friendly?
Yes, Ros Creek Cottage welcomes up to two dogs. The cottage has a private enclosed garden with a lawn and terrace, so your dogs can be let out freely rather than needing to be taken out on a lead — a genuine bonus at the start and end of the day.
Are dogs allowed at Ros Creek Cottage year round?
The listing doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs, and nothing in the details suggests otherwise. If you want to confirm availability for a specific time of year, it's worth checking directly with the property before booking.
What should I know before visiting Ros Creek Cottage with my dog?
The main practical detail is the flight of steps leading down to the enclosed garden — a younger dog will take them in their stride, but a dog with stiff or ageing hips may need a helping hand. Beyond that, the setting is well suited to dogs: the Roseland's lanes are quiet, coast path runs from the doorstep, and four dog-friendly beaches are within two miles, including Porthcurnick and Porthbean at around a mile and a half.
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Ros Creek Cottage from £1,149 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukWhat’s Nearby?
Beach1.6 mi awayPorthbean Beach
Cornwall
A small, sheltered cove near St Austell with year-round dog access and calm water that suits dogs who like to paddle.
Beach1.6 mi awayPorthcurnick Beach
Cornwall
A sheltered Roseland cove with year-round dog access and one of Cornwall's best beach cafes welcoming dogs at its outdoor tables.
Beach2 mi awaySt Mawes Beach
Cornwall
A pretty, sheltered town beach beside a Tudor castle, with year-round dog access and a town full of dog-welcoming waterfront cafes.
Walk2.1 mi awaySt Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula Walk
Cornwall
A peaceful Roseland Peninsula circular linking St Mawes with the famously beautiful churchyard at St Just-in-Roseland, dog friendly with mostly easy paths and a couple of stiles.
Beach2.2 mi awayTowan Beach
Cornwall
A small, remote sandy cove north of Padstow with year-round dog access and the quiet, unhurried atmosphere that makes it worth the detour.
Attraction2.3 mi awaySt Mawes Castle
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Henry VIII's best preserved artillery fort, clover leaf shaped, with terraced gardens dropping to the water and a dog friendly ferry across to Falmouth.