Old FarmHouse

Rating
Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 5
Bathrooms 3
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Sky TV
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

2 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Randall
August 2020

“The Farmhouse was like a home from home.”

Patrick and Tracey were the perfect hosts and welcomed us on arrival , and with flowers and Cornish Fairings on the big kitchen table. ...

Patrick and Tracey were the perfect hosts and welcomed us on arrival , and with flowers and Cornish Fairings on the big kitchen table. Lots of room for 7 of us Took a bit of getting used to driving around single track lanes( with pull ins) but it added to the experience. We had read about Annie’s Pasties and we tested them out twice and they were certainly the best we had ever tasted. Visited St Ives , where we had been many times, but had not experienced so many people, and social distancing was impossible .

- Mrs Randall, August 2020
Mrs Ager July 2020

“Lovely farmhouse and easily accessible to all the local attractions.”

- Mrs Ager, July 2020
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The property

Tucked idyllically away, with fabulous green views, this substantial farmhouse sits within fields and rests in the Hamlet of Coverack Bridges.

Picturesque Porthleven is just a 10 minute drive, with a beach, harbour, bespoke shops and great restaurants, makes this a must visit.

The farmhouse provides a tranquil family retreat excellently placed for discovering west Cornwall's hot-spot destinations.

The spacious interior provides comfort that echo the country ambience, with French oak flooring, neutral carpeting and a predominately traditional furnishings.

Inherent in the structure, exposed granite walls, and beams and trusses are original features.

The kitchen is modern; perfect for leisurely family meals around the big oak table.

Bound by stone walling, there is a cottage garden to the front, a sheltered patio and lawn to the rear with an acre of parkland garden which is shared with the two neighbouring barns offering space for children to fly kites and play football, there is also indoor table tennis. Helston is the nearest town, just over 2 miles away, drive 20 minutes to discover the beaches, hidden coves, picturesque villages and breathtaking coastal footpaths on the Lizard Peninsula.

From Lizard village the walk to Kynance Cove is truly wonderful; the view from above, with the contrasting green and blue waters against the dark rocks and white sands has excellent caves to explore at low tide.

Praa Sands offers a beautiful mile long stretch of beach, popular with families, bathers and surfers.

Explore ancient Marazion and adventure across the narrow causeway at low tide to the fortress topped semi-island of St Michael's Mount, and look back across the waters with its sailing and windsurfing.

The maritime town of Falmouth is 13 miles away with many attractions; the historical Pendennis Castle with its Discovery Centre and hands-on activities is excellent for all ages in all weathers.

Summary

Five bedrooms: 1 x super king double with en-suite shower room, basin and WC, 1 x king with en-suite shower room, basin and WC, 1 x twin, 1 x single, 1 x ground floor single
Bathroom with bath, basin and WC
Kitchen with dining area, Sitting room with dining area
Cloakroom with basin and WC.
Oil central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Sky Sports package, DVD, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair on request
Off road parking for up to three cars
Two well-behaved dogs welcome at £15 each per week
Sorry, no smoking
Pub 1 mile
Shops 2.5 miles.

About the location

HELSTON

Porthleven 3 miles; Falmouth 12 miles; Penzance 14 miles.

Helston lies at the western gateway to the Lizard Peninsula, a large area of downland fringed by a beautiful and spectacular coastline. Helston is a pleasant busy market town famous for its Flora Day Festival and the many stories and legends about the "Furry Dance" are told in the fascinating Helston Folk Museum. Nearby is the Poldark Mine, one of the best underground experiences in the south west and which tells of the widespread mining heritage of this area. Nestled in a tranquil setting is the National Seal Sanctuary on the Helford River, where there is plenty of entertainment watching seals play and feed. If it is thrill rides that excites you, then Flambards theme park will keep you amused all day and also has excellent living history experiences. Further afield is the harbour town of Falmouth to the east and Land's End to the west. Helston is a wonderful holiday destination offering plenty of attractions for the whole family.