A selection of holiday properties in Mevagissey
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Respryn, Mevagissey
No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 2
No smoking allowed
From £292.00
With a private Jacuzzi hot tub to relax in after a day at the beach, Respryn offers the perfect retreat for couples at any time of the year. Situated on a ...
Gig Cottage, Mevagissey
- No Pets Allowed
- Sleeps 2
- No smoking allowed
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From £275.00
The cool contemporary interior of Gig Cottage belies its traditional cottage facade and close proximity to the quaint fishing harbour. With views across the higgledy piggeldy roof tops to the sea from ...
Kenton, Mevagissey
1 Pet Allowed
Sleeps 5- No smoking allowed
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From £354.00
With panoramic view over St Austell Bay, Kenton enjoys a quiet cul-de-sac location, high above the bustle of Mevagissey. The wide seascape provides a constantly changing backdrop which is as fascinating viewed ...
Herriots, Portmellon
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 6- No smoking allowed
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From £301.00
Deceptively spacious, this luxurious holiday home sits looking down at Portmellon cove with its charming sandy beach and little pub 'The Rising Sun' only a short distance by foot. The Herriots, perfect ...
Glanville House, Mevagissey
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 8- No smoking allowed
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From £695.00
With spell binding sea views from every room, Glanville House is an exceptional property. Positioned on the harbour front in the charismatic village of Mevagissey, this luxurious residence could not be closer ...
Penare House, Mevagissey
- 3 Pets Allowed
Sleeps 9- No smoking allowed
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From £526.00
A grand coastal residence in every sense! Penare House offers a high specification interior, generous proportions and a hill top position with sea views and convenient access to the beach and coastal ...
Mevagissey
Mevagissey is a pretty little fishing village which was once the centre of Cornwall's pilchard fishing industry. The harbour is still working to this day, albeit on a much smaller scale. The name Mevagissey is derived from the names of two saints; St Meva and St Issey. There is a ferry which takes visitors up to Fowey, and there are also fishing trips from the harbour. The streets of Mevagissey are very narrow and are packed with shops, cafes, galleries and pubs. There are also many restaurants, including several fish restaurants. The village has a Folk Museum and an aquarium in the old lifeboat house, as well as the 'World Of Model Railways'. There are many pleasant walks on the coastal path of this area, with far reaching views across St Austell Bay. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, with its sub-tropical plants, Jungle and Crystal Grotto, are nearby, as well as the impressive Eden Project. Feast Week is celebrated in Mevagissey at the end of each June, with street entertainment such as traditional folk music, gig racing and a Flora Dance through the streets.Read more on Stay Guide Cornwall
