Probus & Roseland

Probus & Roseland are located in mid-Cornwall, near the southern coast. The area is known for its rolling countryside, dotted with small villages and farmland. Probus is home to Cornwall’s tallest church spire, a notable landmark visible for miles. The Roseland Peninsula, just south of Probus, features quiet coves, wooded creeks, and coastal paths.

The area has a mix of historic charm and rural tranquillity. Probus offers local amenities, including shops and pubs, while Roseland’s coastline attracts walkers and boaters. Villages like Veryan and Portscatho retain traditional character, with whitewashed cottages and fishing heritage. The Fal Estuary provides sheltered waters for sailing and wildlife spotting.