Church View

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Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Smoke-free
Pub/shop < 1 mile

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

14 Customer Review(s)

“This little cottage lived up to expectations, providing the base for a most relaxing and enjoyable week.”

Having read previous reviews, I would agree with comments made - the lack of WiFi was a joy and the location very central and easily accessible.

Having read previous reviews, I would agree with comments made - the lack of WiFi was a joy and the location very central and easily accessible. There have been many comments previously, about the shower - water pressure is not always easily fixable, but providing a more substantial shower head would be a start. Also, the front door still sticks and there still isn’t a spatula - little things, but worth putting right!

- Miss Smith, August 2019
“We had a fantastic honeymoon holiday in our place chosen .”

central to alot of areas we visited . whitehouse in we went twice the food was to die for yes we put comment on there sight to . the only things in our place we had to turn fridge down as it froze the food as others also put but they didnt turn fridge down from 4 to 2 . not a problem . shower we coped but not a powerful shower we mangaged people put that to . also no fried egg spatular but we got by using something else . also the guttering really needed cleaning as when the rain badly came down it was blocked and luckily we had door shut it would have came threw door into property just s few little issues but we absoloutly loved it there perfect place and would definetly stay again

- Mr Sharp, July 2019
“Lovely cottage in a great location!”

Had really good weather which definitely helped! Only thing would be shower needs improving but can just have baths instead so not too bad! Definitely would visit again!

- Miss Smith, July 2019
“Water pressure not very good at the shower head?”

- Mr Parry, July 2019
“There is just an odd thing or to that would make the cottage really OK.”

there is no mat supplied for the shower. No washing up pads, these are little things which only cost pence which we forget when we come. We bought some and left them for others.The front door need adjusting, when the sun shines on it, it causes expansion so the door is hard to close. This can be put right with a small spanner to adjust the door, I have the same problem with my front door, only takes a few seconds. The cream tea and a bottle of milk is a very good welcome. The larger TV is a good addition, we don't usually watch TV very much,but with the uncertain weather this year, it was very good. This was our second visit and we will probably go again next year.

- Mr Spiers, June 2019
“We had a welcoming cream tea and all the basic essentials i.”

E. tea,coffee, sugar, milk, washing up-liquid, and toilet roll. The cottage was lovely and warm with heating on 24 hours if we needed it. I will go again

- Mrs Gardner, May 2019
“Lovely but very small cottage easy to find as directions very good, ideally situated for exploring Cornwall.”

- Mrs Cundall, April 2019
“Cottage was clean and cosy lots of positives ie plenty of hot water, warm and clean cream tea and milk nice touch.”

Shower is off mixer taps could do with an electric shower but having said that bath was nice.

- Mr Docherty, September 2018
“Amazing little cottage.”

Perfectly situated for exploring Cornwall. Property manager was really helpful. Only complaint was the poor shower pressure.

- Miss Davies, August 2018
“The cottage and location was just perfect for me and my husband We loved it.”

There was only one problem that we had and that was we couldn't get any internet connection on our devices. It would be good if there was wi-fi in the cottage.but other than that it was an amazing place great location to explore Cornwall

- Miss Field, July 2018
“Several things were not right.”

We had to complain about the front door sticking, light bulb and extractor fan in bathroom not working, extremely poor shower, and the fire alarm started going off for no reason. Whilst most of these complaints were dealt with it spoiled our holiday. It would have been helpful if the write up explained how remote the cottage was.

- Mr Holmes, July 2018
“On first impression's it looked ok but we where left damp, dirty with on towels, the bed was covered in fluff and pillow cases had black marks on them and the shower was useless mixer taps so no pressure at all i could not wash my hair in it or have a proper shower, which is'nt good when you are in a surfing area and beautiful beaches to visit, the kitchen work top needed wiping down and the toaster was sticky and tea.”

coffee tin's were dirty, so this is basic cleanliness we expect , there was also marks on the carpet and the throw on the sofa needed replacing, from the picture's on the sykes website to the actual cottage things are different and in fact some of the furniture is totally different, the picture's are not there. the lovely inviting picture's on the website don't live up to reality, and this cottage is in a u shape with other's and all the other's have people in there late 60's and 70's so not for the young.

- Ms Hine, June 2018
“Needs a better shower.”

Everything else is perfect. Good location.

- Ms Howells, May 2018
“The cottage was lovely and in a great location but the shower was just mixer taps which for a cottage near surfing beaches is not really good enough - upgrade the shower and this would be perfect!”

- Mrs Hawkes, April 2018
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The property

Ideally located for couples seeking to be within easy access of the coast as this property lies just two miles from Perranporth and its magnificent three miles of golden sand.

Found in the hamlet of Penhallow the barn lies within a short stroll of a popular family Inn and is not far from the Cornish Cyder Farm which is well worth a visit.

Set to the edge of the courtyard, Church View does indeed boast a view across the communal lawns to the Parish Church.

All on one level with cosy accommodation just for two, stepping from the hall guests will find a small but practically planned living room with all the character of a feature stone wall, traditional furnishings and a Shaker style kitchen on one side.

On the opposite side of the hall the bedroom and an adjoining bathroom.

When you are ready to explore a wide choice of Atlantic coast beaches await your discovery and a range of activities from golf to water sports and cycle trails will add variety to your stay.

Cornwall's charismatic Cathedral city of Truro with its fine Georgian buildings, popular Theatre and quaint cobbled high streets lined with shops, restaurants and pubs lies only six miles away, whilst the scenic town of Newquay with its premier holiday attractions is seven miles.

There is allocated parking for one car.

Summary

Single level accommodation
One bedroom: double
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Electric convector heating
Electric feature fire
Electric oven and hob
Microwave oven
Fridge
TV
DVD
Electricity included in rent
Bed linen and towels included in rent
Off road parking for 1 car
Part lawned communal garden with bench
No pets and no smoking
Pub 10 mins walk
Beach less than 2 miles.

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About the location

PERRANPORTH

Newquay 9 miles; Truro 9.5 miles.

Perranporth, a beautiful Cornish coastal town, lies in the heart of Poldark Country, the setting for the novels of Winston Graham who lived in Perranporth in the 1930s. Perranporth offers plenty of traditional pubs and shops, plus a classic bucket-and-spade beach that is lifeguarded in summer, overlooked by craggy rocks and a wonderful coastal path. Once known as the source of the finest tin, the community still retains reminders of the rich heritage with abandoned pump houses, mine shafts and workers’ cottages. The local Blue Hills Museum and Perranzabuloe Folk Museum are both well worth a visit to understand the fascinating history of this coastal area. Further afield are the miles of sandy beaches at Crantock and Holywell Bay, and the breathtaking coastal walks around St Agnes, much of it owned by the National Trust. A perfect holiday base in Cornwall, with an abundance of activities to suit everyone.

Note: Internal doors are slightly narrower than standard ranging from 69cm-76cm.

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Reviews & Ratings

“This little cottage lived up to expectations, providing the base for a most relaxing and enjoyable week.”

“We had a fantastic honeymoon holiday in our place chosen .”

“Lovely cottage in a great location!”

“Water pressure not very good at the shower head?”

“There is just an odd thing or to that would make the cottage really OK.”

“We had a welcoming cream tea and all the basic essentials i.”

“Lovely but very small cottage easy to find as directions very good, ideally situated for exploring Cornwall.”

“Cottage was clean and cosy lots of positives ie plenty of hot water, warm and clean cream tea and milk nice touch.”

“Amazing little cottage.”

“The cottage and location was just perfect for me and my husband We loved it.”

“Several things were not right.”

“Needs a better shower.”

“The cottage was lovely and in a great location but the shower was just mixer taps which for a cottage near surfing beaches is not really good enough - upgrade the shower and this would be perfect!”

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PERRANPORTH