The property
Scour the winding streets of Mevagissey to uncover this hidden gem of a cottage.
Boasting a Grade II listing with 3 floors of harbour and coastal views, as well as an ideal location; this really is a great place to stay.
Inside you can expect traditional cottage interior with white walls and beamed fixtures in some areas.
From the street, you enter onto the middle floor where the twin bedroom and dining room are positioned.
Downstairs is occupied by the ample kitchen with integrated appliances that is sure to assist you during your stay.
Rounding off the interior is the generous double bedroom, sitting room and family bathroom on the top floor.
Outside, to the rear of property, is a small patio that is perfectly positioned to catch some lovely views across the village.
Mevagissey itself is a popular village and is renowned for its maritime features, including its picturesque harbour and quality selection of seafood restaurants, along with many traditional fish and chip shops.
The Museum and Aquarium continue the nautical theme with a fascinating arrangement of memorabilia and local artefacts that brings the history of the village to life.
There are also a fantastic range of walking and beach opportunities for you to take advantage of.
A ferry can take you over to the bustling town of Fowey, where you can explore its colourful harbour and further afield you can admire the stunning landscape scenery of the Polperro Heritage Coast.
A character-full cottage set within a lovely village location that would make for a memorable holiday.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms; 1 x second floor double, 1 x first floor twin. 1 x single bed in the games room. Second floor Bathroom with bath, WC and basin. Kitchen and diner. First floor games room. Second floor Sitting room with coal effect fire.
Note: This property has a refundable Good Housekeeping bond of £100.
About the location
MEVAGISSEY
St. Austell 5.5 miles; Truro 16 miles.
The perfect Cornish fishing village, with winding cobbled streets and a picturesque harbour full of boats. Stunning walks lead along the coast in both directions, with sandy beaches, high cliffs and hidden coves to explore. The village has an excellent selection of pubs and restaurants, whilst just up the road are the Lost Gardens of Heligan. A ferry from Mevagissey to Fowey also runs daily between Easter and September. Spend some time at the Tall Ships harbour at Charlestown (7 miles) with its shipwreck museum, or among the tropical biomes of the world-famous Eden Project (11 miles). The stunning coastline, fabulous beaches and renowned gardens of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula are a short drive down the coast while Truro, with its shops, restaurants, theatre and cathedral can be reached by car in half an hour.
