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A small sample from the finest selection of English
Holiday Cottages in Cornwall.
Charlestown
Harbour - home port to tall sailing ships |
With the mildest and sunniest climate of
anywhere in Britain, stunning scenery and a
long list of attractions, Cornwall has long
been a favourite holiday destination.
The climate is also extremely favourable for
gardeners and throughout the county you can
visit many fine examples of traditional and
formal gardens: The Lost Gardens of Heligan,
Trebah Trust, Pencarrow House and Gardens,
and Tregenna Castle Estate to name just a
few. The jewel in Cornwall's botanical crown
must surely be the Eden Project in St
Austell, a dramatic global garden house in a
series of tropical 'biomes'.
The vistas and spirit of this beautiful
county have inspired countless artists
across the centuries. In St Ives you can
explore an abundance of galleries and
artist's studios, as well as countless
smaller workshops around the harbour. Here
you will also find the
internationally-renowned Tate St Ives and
the Barbara Hepworth Museum.
The rich history of Cornwall pervades every
aspect of life there, bringing a vibrancy
and beauty that you have to experience to
really understand. Make you home in one of
ours for a while, and see for yourself -
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GZT
Trethcombe - sleeps 18-19 - Crantock,
Newquay, Cornwall
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over lovely sandy Crantock beach just a few
minutes' walk away (700 yards), Trethcoombe
stands close to the coastal footpath, with
its own substantial lawned garden, and
offers comfortable, spacious accommodation
for large parties. One of a pair set back
from the road, it has an indoor games room
with pool table, furnished bar area with
dart board, and is just 4 miles from
Newquay, Cornwall's largest holiday resort.
Newquay boasts a stunning variety of
attractions, ranging from a Sea Life Centre,
zoo. pitch and putt, crazy golf, boating
lake, railway and a sports complex to its
excellent shops, restaurants, inns and
renowned nightlife. Wonderful beaches
combine with Atlantic rollers to provide
great surfing on the famous Fistral Beach,
with lifeguards, surfing lessons and
popular, often-televised surf competitions.
Crantock, with village shops and pubs, offer
quieter pursuits for those wishing to get
away from it all. The nearby Gannel estuary
provides the perfect place to explore sandy
inlets full of pools with interesting sea
creatures. Ideal for touring the North
Cornwall coast. The nearby fishing port of
Padstow is easily accessible and is almost
as popular as Newquay, but has a much more
sedate feel to it. The harbour is packed
with boats offering cruises in Padstow Bay,
whilst a regular ferry sails to Rock and the
excellent beaches at Polzeath. Seafood is
abundant in every restaurant, the most
famous of which is owned by TV chef Rick
Stein. Perranporth 5 miles. Eden Project 20
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18016 Hopworthy Farmhouse - sleeps 15
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Pyworthy, Nr Bude, Cornwall |
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Tucked
away in a rural hamlet, off the beaten
track, Lower Hopworthy Cottages are set on
the owner's working stud farm, and are the
perfect holiday base to explore both the
North Devon and North Cornish Coast. Both
properties are presented to a very good
standard and guests are free to enjoy the
owners 42 acres of stunning grounds and
gardens with two large ponds offering carp
fishing (bring own tackle). Stabling can be
arranged with the owners, for guests wishing
to bring their own horses, with use of
indoor menage. Countryside walks from the
door, or more energetic pursuits on Dartmoor
National Park, easily reached by car.
Holsworthy, 2½ miles, holds weekly farmers
markets selling local home grown produce and
crafts. Bude is a must for beach lovers and
surfers, just a short drive. Golf, fishing
and horse riding can all be found locally.
Sailing and other watersports at Tamar and
Roadford lakes, both within 10 miles. For
family fun The Big Sheep and The Milky Way
Adventure Parks are close by and Rosemoor
RHS Gardens, Dartington Crystal Factory and
the famous Eden project are all within easy
reach. Shops 2 miles, pub ½ mile.
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GY5 Trew
House - sleeps 10 - 16 - Stratton, Bude,
North Devon
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peaceful location, yet only ¼mile from the
the village of Stratton with its attractive
inns and interesting shops, this delightful
detached farmhouse commands an imposing
position surrounded by rolling countryside.
Refurbished to a very comfortable standard,
it offers spacious accommodation and is
ideal for large parties or families wishing
to holiday together. This a region steeped
in legends of King Arthur, with the mystical
ruins of a 12th-century castle at Tintagel
and the historic coastal village of
Boscastle each easily accessible. The
bustling resort of Bude lies just 2miles
distant, with its sandy surfing beach, golf
course, indoor `Splash' pool and seawater
fed outdoor pool, as well as a host of
traditional seaside attractions. Water
sports enthusiasts will find some of the
best surfing waters in Europe close by,
while the golden sands at Widemouth Bay and
Crackington Haven (with its rock pools) are
ideal for a fun family day out. Walkers too
are well catered for; gentle strolls can be
enjoyed along the towpath of Bude's canal,
which with its bird hide attracts all manner
of wildlife, while more exhilarating walks
can be taken along the stunning coastline.
The picture-postcard village of Clovelly,
with its winding cobbled streets and quaint
fishing harbour, is also a pleasure to visit
further north. The Eden Project is also
within a short drive; a major attraction,
the site promotes the symbiotic relationship
between people, plants and natural
resources, with three geodesic domes housing
plants from around the world. All in all,
Trew House offers the perfect base for
exploring the many delights which both Devon
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West Pentire House - sleeps 7 - West Pentire, N.
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This welcoming, detached, granite house,
built in 1870, is ideally situated in the
small, quiet and beautiful hamlet of West
Pentire. There is no through access
elsewhere by car. It is 2-3 minutes' walk to
the headland. Because of careful management
by the NT, there is a profusion of flowers
and birds, including larks, in season. The
sandy Porth Joke Beach and Crantock Beach
are within a few minutes' walk from the
house, though at high tide access to
Crantock Beach is through the dunes and
takes a few minutes longer. Both are ideal
for children as well as surfers. For miles
of coastal walks join the Coastal Path here.
Further afield there are numerous
opportunities to explore - Newquay,
including Fistral beach (5 miles), Padstow,
Truro, Penzance, the Eden Project, the
National Maritime Museum in Falmouth, famous
houses and gardens. There are countless
attractions for children. Pub 2 minutes'
walk. |
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St Blazey Gate - sleeps 7 - Nr St Austell, Cornwall |
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Distant sea
views/Games room/Whirlpool spa bath
This substantial detached property
offers spacious living accommodation which
is ideal for those looking for a larger
property. It also offers a games room,
whirlpool spa bath and secluded rear garden
with distant sea views.
Distant sea views from the upstairs windows
will show that those wishing to walk the
coastal path or visit a sandy beach (2
miles) have not got far to go. It is ideally
placed for visiting the Eden Project (1
mile), and some of the south coast's
beautiful gardens and estates.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan are
approximately 10 miles away, the Eden
Project is only 3 minutes away by car, along
with Lanhydrock House and Gardens (8 miles).
Fowey, with its picturesque harbour, and
historic Mevagissey, an old Cornish fishing
village, are only a few minutes by car.
Shop 100 yards, pub and restaurant 200
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16639 - Harvest Cottage -
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Constantine, Nr
Falmouth, Cornwall |
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thatched cottage with many original features
including large inglenook and exposed beams
stands proud in the heart of Constantine
village. This is an ideal location for
touring West Cornwall. Just a short drive to
the gardens of Trebah and Glendurgen within
3 miles and seal sanctuary in Gweek, 2
miles. Soft, sandy beach of Maenporth, 5
miles. The excellent Kynance Cove and Church
Cove 20 minute drive. There are also many NT
properties and wonderful gardens to visit.
Shop and pub 200 yards. |
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19356 Spindrift - sleeps 5 - Newmill,
Penzance, Cornwall |
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year old granite cottage is located in the
quiet hamlet of Newmill just a short drive
from the town of Penzance with its historic
buildings, art galleries, museums and fish
restaurants. With its exposed beams and
woodburner, this is a cosy rural retreat
after exploring this wonderful part of
Cornwall. There are many footpaths,
bridleways and cliff top walks along the
famous, rugged West of Cornwall coastline.
The sandy bay of Marazion is a short drive,
leading to the magical St Michael's Mount.
Pony trekking in village. Shops and pubs 2
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GFB Fo'c'sle Cottage - sleeps 5 -
Padstow, Cornwall |
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perfectly delightful cottage situated right
on the quayside of the picturesque old
fishing town of Padstow enjoys harbour views
from most rooms. On two floors above a
coffee shop, the cottage has been carefully
converted to form a charming holiday base.
There is a good choice of sandy beaches
within walking (or easy driving) distance,
and the beach and sailing centre of Rock is
accessible by ferry. A superb setting for a
year round Cornish holiday. |
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GZK Tremorla - sleeps 9 - Boscastle, Cornwall |
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This peaceful, detached stone house commands
magnificent sea and countryside views from
its stunning position near the Coastal
Footpath. It offers spacious and very
comfortable accommodation with its own
garden, and is just 2miles from Tintagel,
home to King Arthur's splendid and magical
castle. Trebarwith beach 6miles, with the
sandy surfing beaches of Bude and Widemouth
within a 20-minute drive. Boscastle 1½miles.
There is excellent walking across the moors
and Camelford (4½miles) has a leisure
centre. Riding and tennis are available
locally. Golf 6miles. |
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Carn Towan Cottages - Sennen, Cornwall |
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Only a 250-yard walk from the beautiful
sandy beach of Whitesand Bay, this charming
little row of three delightful and
comfortably furnished cottages commands
magnificent views over the bay and Sennen
Cove .
On a quiet lane leading only to the cliffs,
they have been very tastefully converted
from a spacious Victorian house and are
stunningly set in 16 acres of shared natural
grounds; home to a wonderful variety of
wildlife which can easily be seen from the
steep beach path and the cottages
themselves.
The beach at Whitesand is magnificent; a
splendid mile of sand which has been awarded
Blue Flag status and is excellent for
surfing (lifeguards operate throughout the
summer, and there is also a ban on dogs from
Easter day til 1st Oct. Dogs are permitted
year round on nearby Gwenver Beach). Sennen
Cove (½ mile) is a picturesque little
fishing village looking out over the bay. It
offers shops, pub, restaurants - even a
lifeboat station - all within walking
distance.
There are some beautiful walks along the
coast towards Cape Cornwall in one
direction, and beyond Land's End in the
other. The famous outdoor Minack Theatre is
only 3 miles away and Penzance (7 miles)
boasts a mainline station, shops, inns,
swimming-pool, sailing and tennis. There is
a golf course at St Just (4 miles) and
facilities for squash and badminton are
available locally.
Picturesque St Ives (a renowned haunt of
artists) is 15 miles away along the
spectacular north coast. The Carn Towan
cottages are perfectly positioned for
enjoying a Cornish holiday - and are cosily
heated throughout, with double glazing,
making them ideal for all-year-round breaks.
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Kilcummer Stables - sleeps 3 - Tintagel, Cornwall |
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About a mile from a long sandy beach and the
centre of Arthurian legends at Tintagel,
this little single-storey stable conversion
offers simple accommodation with its own
sitting-out area. Within easy reach are many
little coves, the ruins of Tintagel Castle
and Celtic monastery remains - with two
little beaches far below connected by
Merlin's Cave. Lovely walks in nearby wooded
St Nectan's Glen,
by a tumbling stream and waterfall, and in
Rocky Valley, where a rock bears intricate
Bronze Age carvings. Camelford 5miles.
Riding, golf and fishing nearby.
Pubs/restaurant ½mile. |
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School House - sleeps 6 |
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Porthcurno, Penzance, Cornwall |
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In a truly idyllic location this attractive
detached cottage, built in the 1880s is just
a few minutes' walk from one of Cornwall's
most beautiful beaches which itself gives
access to the South West Coastal Path for
some wonderful cliff top walking. To the
south of the beach is the renowned open air
Minack Theatre and close by is the Museum of
Submarine Technology - a fascinating
experience of communications. Penzance is
approximately 10 miles with a variety of
amenities including art galleries, museum,
boat trips, sailing, fishing and a wide
choice of restaurants and shops. Pub 300
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TC8 Mini Barn - sleeps 2 - Pendeen, Cornwall
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With lovely sea views overlooking Pendeen
Watch lighthouse, this delightful converted
barn is just off the coastal path on the
edge of the village which lies between St
Just and St Ives. The cosy detached
accommodation benefits from slate floor with
under floor heating, stable door to living
room, oak kitchen/dining-room with patio
doors to the well-stocked patio garden with
raised beds, sitting area, barbecue and sea
views. Nearby are the sandy beaches of
Portherras Cove, Sennen, the mining heritage
at Geevor Tin Mine, Lands End, Tate Gallery
at St Ives, and Penzance. The local village
has a pub and shop, with easy access to the
rugged local coastline. |
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GX4 The Old Barn - sleeps 5 -
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Broad Langdon, Jacobstow, Cornwall |
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With views over
glorious countryside, this detached barn
conversion lies just 5miles from the cove at
Crackington Haven and the superb beaches of
the north Cornish coast. Set in a secluded
farming hamlet, it offers spacious and
comfortable split-level accommodation, with
many original features, including a large
granite fireplace and exposed beams. For
walkers, the spectacular coastal path is
within a few miles. Pub 2½miles. Spacious
beamed living room with wood-burning stove
in granite fireplace, apex ceiling, sofa-bed
(for +2) and French doors to garden. Four
steps to beamed well-equipped
farmhouse-style kitchen/dining-room.
Utility. Further six steps leading to:
Double bedroom with en-suite shower
room/W.C. Twin-bedded room. Single bedroom.
Bathroom/W.C. with shower attachment. Beamed
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GYU Dawn Cottage - sleeps 3 - Portmellon,
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Overlooking Portmellon Bay (on the coastal
road), and 50yards from a sandy beach, this
restored 18th-century cottage offers cosy
accommodation in the heart of a traditional
Cornish seaside village. It is situated on
the ground and first floors of a small group
of properties (below balcony in photograph)
and the sea is only 5yards away! It is less
than a half-mile walk away from the fishing
village of Mevagissey with its restaurants,
inns, shops, fishing trips and boat hire.
Ideally situated for the Eden Project near
St Austell (7miles), with the Lost Gardens
of Heligan, one of Cornwall's most popular
attractions, 2miles. Seasonal pub 50yards. |
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GEW Rosemullion Cottage -
sleeps 6 - Helford, Cornwall
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This romantic, 17th-century, attractive
thatched cottage is tucked under a wooded
bank and has a secluded and intriguing
garden. Set in one of the most picturesque
villages in Cornwall, it provides an idyllic
centre for a holiday by the beautiful
Helford River. Frenchman's Creek, attractive
pubs, fishing and village shop, all within
walking distance. Golf (via ferry) half a
mile. The many sandy coves of the Lizard,
riding stables and sailing facilities are
all within an 8-mile radius. |
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