Chy Ryn

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Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 3
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

Miss Goddard
December 2018

“Check out my full review on homeaway but book direct with Sykes and save yourself the booking fee.”

I contacted Sykes 3 or 4 times overall before and during my stay, everyone was professional and helpful and the app is great.

I contacted Sykes 3 or 4 times overall before and during my stay, everyone was professional and helpful and the app is great.
Dr Dickinson September 2018

“This is a lovely cottage, and my family of six had a very nice holiday here.”

It's light and airy, and if the weather co-operates the patio is just right for having breakfast in the sun! On the whole, the cottage is very well appointed. I would note that the fourth bedroom - the one with the bunk beds - is quite a bit smaller than the others. It's still comfortable though. In terms of location, the cottage is well placed for access to Newquay and Padstow, and the surfing beaches in between. The local beach, Mawgan Porth, is clean and sandy. However, for the duration of our trip the surf was up the whole time. This is great for surfers and body-boarders, less good for families with smaller children, or folks who just want to swim in the sea rather than surf! There were lifeguards at the beach all week, in mid-September - kudos to RNLI for that! It is possible to walk to the beach from the cottage, but it's a choice of a steep and narrow-in-places path, or a steep road that's quite busy and lacks a safe pedestrian area. It's quite doable, but I would not have wanted to be, for example, carrying a surf board or pushing a baby buggy! Recommendations: the cliff path from the cottage to Bedruthan Steps is beautiful and has some great views, the stone-baked pizza from the Cornish Fresh store in Mawgan Porth is delicious, and the Harlyn Bay Surf School for surfing and stand-up paddle-boarding instruction.
Mr Speed September 2018

“Wonderful accommodation and facilities provided.”

The only thing the property lacked was external rear garden/terrace lighting. This did not however stop us from having a relaxing and comfortable week.
Mrs Loudon August 2018

“I found the annexe disappointing to all the other bedrooms, the scatter cushions had stains on them and bed sheet had nail varnish on it.”

There was a smell in bedroom that on investigation came from large bush outside window,not nice. It seemed a shame rest of house wAsclean and well presented.
Mrs Holden June 2018

“The property had a wonderful outdoor seating area and garden with a stunning view , ideal for large family gatherings.”

We loved this property. An easy 10 min walk downhill to the beach and a more challenging return walk uphill. Very peaceful .
Mrs Bardsley June 2018

“Beautiful house in a beautiful setting.”

Access to beach did involve a little roadside walk with no pavements and a very steep 10 minute walk down to the sand which for our party including 3 people in their 70s & 80s could not complete the return climb and we had to get our car to pick them up at the bottom of the beach. The house had everything we needed and it's location was easy accessible to the A30 for days out.
Mrs Bee June 2018

“The cottage was roomy, there was everything we needed for cooking and preparing food.”

The balconies and gardens were spacious and well used. Everyone who came on the holiday thoroughly enjoyed the cottage. The annex was just as good a standard. I was there with my husband, adult daughter and son and there partners.
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The property

This superb house overlooks the glorious north coast and has been fitted to the highest standard to provide a very special holiday home.

Set in grounds with views of the bay and sea, you will be taken aback by the location.

Once inside, the quality of the property is evident throughout.

A large lounge with exposed wood beams is complemented by a second living area, allowing plenty of space for larger families.

The dining area with open fire place and terrific views is an ideal room for family meals.

The kitchen has many features including a Belfast sink and the down stairs shower room is ideal for washing down sandy children after a day on the local beach.

The spacious bedrooms have spectacular views and quality furniture with the two main bedrooms leading out onto the newly built balcony.

The ground floor of Chy Ryn offers flexible accommodation providing a self contained annex with open plan living room and kitchen, a separate bedroom with 5' bed, en-suite and WC, ideal for grandparents.

Outside in the garden there are two seating areas, a traditional patio at the front of the house and a raised viewing deck, looking down toward the property and out toward the wonderful ocean vista, the view is magnificent.

A short trip into Mawgan Porth will take you to a sandy cove, small shops, cafes and a pub overlooking the beach but it is perhaps the stunning coast path and National Trust headland that draws people back to the area.

The Bedruthan Steps and Cornwall's newest luxury eco hotel The Scarlet are within easy reach as is Watergate Bay where you can try your hand at surfing or enjoy a meal at Jamie Oliver's restaurant.

Parking for 3 cars.

Accommodation

Over two floors. Four bedrooms: 1 x ground floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC in the annexe, and on the first floor 2 x super king rooms (one of which can be zip and linked to a twin) and 1 x bunk room. Ground floor shower room with basin and WC. First floor family bathroom with shower attachment, basin and WC. Utility room. Kitchen. Sitting room. Annexe sitting room/kitchen.

Amenities

Gas central heating
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available
Off road parking for 3 cars
Large garden with lawn, patio and furniture
Sun terrace and balcony
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop, pub and beach 10 mins walk.

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About the location

MAWGAN PORTH

Watergate Bay 2 miles; Newquay 5 miles; Padstow 10 miles.

Nestled between Newquay and Padstow on the beautiful north Cornish coast, Mawgan Porth is a sheltered cove with golden sandy beach, great surf and plenty of caves and coastal footpath to explore. With little distraction from its golden sands, life here revolves around the beach. Laze in the summer sun, learn to ride the waves, or watch over stormy seas on a refreshing cliff top stroll. Mawgan Porth is also home to the fabulous adults-only Scarlet Hotel, which offers Spa treatments and facilities to non-residents - and nearby Watergate Bay is the setting for Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen restaurant, which sits in a fantastic location just above the beach. Mawgan Porth has a handful of shops, including a village store and deli, and a farm shop selling locally sourced meat, eggs, vegetables, bread and pasties, as well as tennis courts, a pitch and putt, and an 18-hole golf course overlooking the Atlantic.

Note: sleeps up to 6 adults and 2 children (family groups and couples only).

Chy Ryn

Mawgan Porth, Cornwall (Ref. 959235)

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Reviews

“Check out my full review on homeaway but book direct with Sykes and save yourself the booking fee.”

“This is a lovely cottage, and my family of six had a very nice holiday here.”

“Wonderful accommodation and facilities provided.”

“I found the annexe disappointing to all the other bedrooms, the scatter cushions had stains on them and bed sheet had nail varnish on it.”

“The property had a wonderful outdoor seating area and garden with a stunning view , ideal for large family gatherings.”