A selection of holiday properties in Charlestown
The harbour village of Charlestown was a Georgian 'new town', developed by local landowner Charles Rashleigh between 1790 and 1810 - hence its name. The village was once kept busy, like so many other Cornish seaside villages, boat making and pilchard fishing. Today, a small amount of St Austell's china clay is exported from Charlestown each year, but the village's main industry is tourism. The Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre reflects upon life in the village, its past and local shipwrecks.
Take a look at what to do around Charlestown
Merrifield Ctge, Charlestown
No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 2
No smoking allowed
From £360
On the fringe of picturesque Charlestown village, Merrifield Cottage sits within easy walking distance of the quaint harbour, a historic 18th century port where magnificent 'Tall Ships' are frequently berthed. The unspoilt ...
Charlestown Coach House
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 3- No smoking allowed
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From £299
A contemporary coastal retreat, this immaculate apartment is just a ten minute downhill walk from Charlestown's incredible harbour and sandy beach. A daily stroll around this historic unspoilt village will ...
Drop Anchor, Charlestown
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 4- No smoking allowed
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From £366
Visitors to Charlestown are in awe at the sight of ancient square-riggers berthed within the walls of a harbour which portrays the order and nostalgia of a bygone era. Perfectly blending ...
Sailaway, Charlestown
- No Pets Allowed
- Sleeps 4
- No smoking allowed
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From £385
Position is all-important when choosing a holiday location and Cornwall's Riviera coast has long been a highly favoured destination. Superb beaches, scenic coastal walks and excellent golf courses can be found close ...
Windjammer, Charlestown
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 5- No smoking allowed
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From £355
Situated within St Austell Bay, Charlestown is an unspoilt harbour with a wealth of charm and character. Famed for its Tall Ships nestled within the ancient harbour walls, Charlestown is also well ...
