The view from Greystones

Greystones B&B
AN IDEAL BASE FOR EXPLORING CORNWALL

Porthleven

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The Situation:
Greystones is a large Victorian house ideally located for bed and breakfast. It has spectacular sea views from every window.

The Accommodation:
Greystones offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation having been refurbished throughout to an excellent standard.

On the first floor there is a single room and an adjacent double room, both sharing a private bathroom. These rooms enjoy a side sea view. There is also an en-suite double room with a spectacular sea view.

On the second floor, there is a family room with a wash-hand basin, en-suite shower and adjacent toilet.
All rooms have colour television and tea-and-coffee-making facilities.

It is within easy walking distance of the village centre, beaches, three traditional Cornish pubs/inns, restaurants and local shops.

Proprietor Mrs Margaret Woodward
Open dates All year
Enquiries/brochure Tel. +44 (0)1326 565583
E-mail: mawbb@tiscali.co.uk
Tariff From £25 00 p.p.p.n
* 20% discount for weekly bookings made before 30th June 2006.
* Children under 14 years - half-price.
* No charge for well-behaved dogs.

The Location:
Greystones, being situated in the picturesque fishing village of Porthleven, and just two miles from the ancient market town of Helston, is ideally situated as a base for exploring both the whole of Cornwall and the local area.
Coastal walks do not only offer attractive scenery but support an abundance of flora and forna. Walkers and hikers will find Greystones a great place to stay when walking the magnificent south west coastal footpath.
Well behaved pets are welcome. The nearby fields and cliffs offer excellent opportunities to exercise pets whilst enjoying the views.

Cornwall is fast becoming one of the U K's most popular holiday locations, due to its natural beauty and the attractions it has to offer.
Within very easy reach is the city of Truro, Falmouth, St Ives and Newquay. St Michael's Mount, Penzance and Lands End are also in easy reach. In addition there is the Lizard Peninsular and the Helford estuary.
The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are popular attractions.
There is plenty to see and do during the daytime before returning to Porthleven for a relaxing evening. The village is renowned for its eating houses, local sea food being a speciality. Of course, you can't come to Cornwall without sampling the cream teas and home made pasties cooked and served in the village.

A selection of gift, craft and book shops make for an interesting stroll along the harbour side leading out to the 70 feet high clock tower which is the home of the local snooker club and council offices.

Porthleven is at the centre of Mount's Bay.
Just a few yards from the harbour is the beach.
the lodge gates. Once inside, directly opposite the Lodge house, you will discover a detailed display map of the area. The walk takes you through the woodlands of Penrose Estate wich is managed by the National Trust.

Loe Pool is the largest natural mass of fresh water to be found in Cornwall.

Porthleven Beach	The Harbour