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Ardenconnel |
Charlestown
St.Austell
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179
Charlestown Road,
Charlestown,
St.Austell,
Cornwall,
PL25 3NN
Telephone: 01726 75469
Mobile: 07812915007
Email:
ardenconnel@tiscali.co.uk |
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Situation |
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A
small Guest House situated within a few minutes walk of the
historic 18 century port of Charlestown and only a few minutes
drive from St.Austell and all its amenities.
Charlestown remains unchanged since the 18th century has been the setting for many films.
It has an interesting Shipwreck, Rescue and Heritage Centre and is
particularly famous for it 'Tall Ships' which are often moored in
the harbour.
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| The Accommodation |
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Comfortable Bedrooms
The Bathroom
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The
guest house has 1 family room with en-suite facilities,
1 family room with sea view and 1 single room. There is a
Bathroom/Shower etc.
All bedrooms have Tea/Coffee making facilities available with
TV.
A Full English breakfast is served. |
| Parking:
Private
Parking available |
| Opening dates : All
year (except January) |
| Booking
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Please contact the proprietor Mrs.
P. Callis |
Tariff
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Telephone:
01726 75469
Mobile:
07812915007
Email:
ardenconnel@tiscali.co.uk |
| Contact:
Mrs.
P. Callis |
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Charlestown
has an excellent pub and restaurants situated directly on the
quay.
This together with the
Shipwreck,
Rescue and Heritage Centre makes Charlestown the perfect place to
explore.
St.Austell is close by with its shops, swimming pool, cinema,
tennis courts, fitness centre, ten pin bowling, golf course and
other amenities.
There are safe sandy beaches at Carlyon Bay, Porthpean and
Pentewan with exhilarating
coastal walks.
Within a short drive there are many famous gardens - Lost
Gardens of Heligan, Caerhayes, Trewithen to name but a few. There are
picturesque fishing ports of Mevagissey and Fowey where boat and
fishing trips can be enjoyed.
A Touring Base
Charlestown is within easy reach of both coasts, being a
30 minute drive from both Falmouth and Newquay.
Bodmin Moor is approximately 6 miles distant, its rivers and
lakes and unique landscape are yet another adventure.
Cornwall
All Year
A perception is that the county closes when summer is gone -
nothing could be further from the truth. The mild
climate of Cornwall ensures good walking days and delightful flora
and fauna most of the year, while the winter and spring seascapes
are dramatic. The annual Gardens Festival at the end
of March to the end of May is outstanding. Many attractions stay
open.
"Church crawling" opportunities (John Betjeman's
favorite pastime) are always there. The winter/spring seascapes
are dramatic, whilst on the sunny days beaches are buzzing with
children exploring, surfers conquering the waves, and walkers
walking.
Cornwall has it all come and see for yourself. |
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