One former Omaze winner has decided to let out their Cornish property, and if you’ve got a group of friends or family who want to take a break, you can enjoy it from just £35-a-night each
Kew House in Cornwall is the perfect place for a group getaway(Image: Lizzie Churchill)
If you regularly enter the Omaze draw, you may have plans for if your number comes up. Some winners choose to live in their home, others sell it quickly, and one property has been turned into a holiday home for the ultimate weekend break.
Set in the beautiful coastal village of St Agnes in Cornwall, Kew House was valued at over £3 million when it was put up for an Omaze draw in 2024. The five-bedroom, four-bathroom house is in the heart of the village and its elevated position means it enjoys stunning countryside views, as well as being just a short distance from the north Cornwall coast.
But you don’t need a winning ticket to enjoy this modern home. Luxury holiday letting company Perfect Stays is now offering both short breaks and longer stays at the property for groups of up to ten.
Week-long breaks at this country retreat start at £2,450, which works out at just £35-a-night when split among ten people. There are also three-night breaks available starting at £2,050. Guests will enjoy spacious accommodation, including an open-plan kitchen and dining room for entertaining, with seaside-inspired cosy neutral décor.
Outside, there are also landscaped gardens with a sunken hot tub, and the price includes bed linen, a welcome hamper, and concierge service. And if your loved ones have pets, up to two dogs can be brought along to your gathering.
The charming village of St Agnes is perfect for those seeking a peaceful Cornish escape, and you’ll find independent coffee shops, bakeries, and restaurants right on your doorstep.
Follow the sloping roads down to the coast, and you can visit Trevaunance Cove, where wild, rugged cliffs overlook a sandy bay that leads to the crystal clear waters. At low tide, there are rockpools full of marine life to explore, or you can hire a surfboard and hit the waves with an instructor in this idylic cove.
You can also visit the charming St Agnes Museum, where you’ll find exhibits on local natural history, Cornish mining, and the village’s maritime past. Walk along the South West Coastal Path and you’ll spot the Cow and Calf islands offshore, two tiny islands that are nesting spots for seabirds and a popular place for boats and divers to visit.
A short drive away, Chapel Porth Beach is popular with families, and you’ll often see kids bodyboarding off the coast in its clear waters. Its high cliffs keep it sheltered from the wind, and it’s accessed through narrow footpaths that make it feel like you’re exploring somewhere secluded and off the beaten track.
While at high tide it may seem like just a small pebbly beach, at low tide the ocean rolls back to reveal plenty of golden sands, although be careful when laying down your towel as the waves can be unpredictable.
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