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1 mile away
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Just a short 30 min drive
View from the cottage
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The
Crown Cottage
Self
Catering Cottage(sleeps 6)
Mevagissey
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Gorran Haven
Mevagissey
Cornwall
PL26 6JL
Tel. +44 (0) 1726 843322
Fax +44 (0) 1726 844720
E-mail enquiries@crowncottage.co.uk
Web www.crowncottage.co.uk
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Self Catering Cottage
The Situation
Comfortable bedrooms
The Kitchen/Diner
The Lounge
Mevagissey harbour
A 200 year old cottage overlooking Gorran Haven Harbour and the coastline. As the name suggests, was once a coastguard cottage, now fully modernised but retaining many of its original features.
The fitted kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, ample cutlery and crockery.
Convenient dining area with table and chairs.
Lounge
Comfortable lounge with television/video. Open solid fuel fire.
Fitted carpets throughout.
Sea views.
Three bedrooms:
Two
Doubles
One twin (bunk beds)
Linen provided, bring your own towels
Bathroom
All facilities
Large garden rear garden with barbecue
Tel: +44 (0) 1726 843322
Fax: +44 (0) 1726 844720
Email: enquiries@crowncottage.co.uk
www.crowncottage.co.uk
Tariff
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From £475 00p p.w.
Credit cards accepted
Bookings are from Saturday to Saturday
20% deposit secures booking, remainder 4 weeks prior to arrival
At St Austell turn off the A390 onto the B3273 signposted Mevagissey. Continue on this road going through London apprentice, passing Pentewan beach on your left. After Pentewan Beach continue up a long winding hill, at the top of which there is a crossroads. Turn right towards Gorran Haven.
Gorran
Haven near St.Ewe
Local
attractions:
| Crown cottage is just a few minutes walk away from the village centre and beach. It enjoys direct views to the harbour and coastline. The village is extremely picturesque that visitors are in the habit of returning to year after year. In fact, many have found it so nice have retired here. The centre of the village, which is no more than a few yards from the beach, provides essential supplies and refreshments. The beach has soft sand and shelves very gently. The Dodman Point protects it from the prevailing southwest wind. The sea is usually calm and ideal for children, hence its popularity with both visitor and local alike. Fishing for mackerel, flounder and bass can be enjoyed from the harbour wall at high tide. Gorran Haven is situated just along the coast from the popular fishing port of Mevagissey to the east and Dodman Point to the west. There are lovely coastal walks in this area and probably one of its main attractions. Other major attractions include: The Lost Gardens of Heligan, 4 miles The Eden Project, 30 minutes drive Numerous little bays and headlands Mevagissey - a popular working fishing harbour with numerous craft/gift shops/ restaurants/pubs/tea rooms. Boat/fishing trips, ferry to Fowey. Gets very busy in high season. Charlestown with its tall ships and wreck centre. Touring There is much to do Locally but Cornwall is a beautiful but small county. Most places can be reached with an hour. As a guide: Port of Fowey 35 minutes Newquay & north coast beaches 45 minutes Truro, 30 minutes St Ives 1 hour Falmouth 50 minutes Bodmin Moor 45 minutes. There is an excellent tourist information centre on the St Austell by-pass (A390) who are extremely helpful. |
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Mevagissey - Views of the harbour and one of Mevagissey’s narrow streets |
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The Eden Project |
