Enjoying an elevated spot above the harbour, this spacious hideaway is a fabulous base for families and friends after a relaxing break in the popular South Cornwall resort of Fowey. The vibrant town is known for its bustling harbour and rich history and is a popular spot for a variety of water sports activities. Fowey also has a mouthwatering choice of pubs, cafes and restaurants alongside attractions including St Catherine’s Castle and the charming beach at Readymoney Cove.
Entering this light-filled getaway, you will be greeted by the bright and welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, providing an ideal space for you all to settle back and unwind in after a great day discovering South Cornwall. Backing against the big bay window, the fresh and colourful lounge has a Smart TV, a roaring wood burner and ample seating. Sharing the space is a charming dining table and a fully equipped and thoughtfully arranged kitchen, perfect for preparing celebratory meals. Going up the first staircase, the first floor has two peaceful bedrooms: a lovely king-size room and a cosy bunk bedroom. This storey also features a refreshing bathroom with a rainfall shower over the bath. Heading up to the second floor, you will find the final bedroom, with a beautiful king-size bed, wooden floorboards, exposed stonework and a beamed whitewashed ceiling. The room also offers far-reaching views of Fowey’s historic St Fimbarrus Church, Place House and across the rooftops to the estuary, as well as a stylish freestanding bath and an en-suite WC. Please note that the top staircase does not have a bannister.
Stepping outside, the front terrace has a bench offering a relaxing spot for a morning coffee. To the rear, there’s a small courtyard with a bistro table and four chairs. Parking can be found in the town’s public car parks, the nearest is within 300 metres on foot.
A couple of ferry services lead east across the Fowey Estuary towards Polruan Castle (1 mile), Lantic Bay (4 miles) and the popular coastal town of Looe (12 miles). Staying west of the river, local attractions and landmarks include the historic harbour at Charlestown (8 miles), The Lost Gardens of Heligan (14.5 miles), Wheal Martyn Clay Works (10 miles) and the Eden Project (6.5 miles).