Eshcol House is situated in one of the loveliest parts of Cornwall. Built originally as a sea captain’s house at the end of the 19th century and named after one of his ships, it stands above the small fishing village of Portscatho at the foot of the Roseland Peninsula.

Surrounded by idyllic countryside and scenery with stunning views across Gerrans Bay, the mild climate and sea air ensures a relaxed and healthy atmosphere.

Close to National Trust properties, the King Harry Ferry and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the opportunities for visitors and journeys out are full of endless interest and variety.