Suntrap Hideaway

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Broadband / WiFi

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

30 Customer Review(s)

“The cottage is really well equipped.”

Absolutely everything you need is there. Even foil and cling film, things that can end up costing a lot on your first shop. The welcome pack was indeed very welcome and included some treats for all 3 dogs. A nice touch. The cottage is next to the owners cottage but they are not instruísse in any way whatsoever. It was just lovely.

Absolutely everything you need is there. Even foil and cling film, things that can end up costing a lot on your first shop. The welcome pack was indeed very welcome and included some treats for all 3 dogs. A nice touch. The cottage is next to the owners cottage but they are not instruísse in any way whatsoever. It was just lovely.

- Mrs Mortimer, October 2019
“Lovely, comfortable cottage set in quiet village with lots of enjoyable, local walks to enjoy with my dog.”

Situated just outside St Austell, it was placed conveniently for exploring all areas of Cornwall with Lands End in the west, Looe in the east and Newquay in the north, all accessible within an hours drive. Mevagissey is less than 5 miles away and nearby are several sheltered coves and beaches. Local village has convenience store and dog friendly pub, and there is even a stock of popular paperbacks and DVDs available to borrow at the village bus stop. The cottage has all the facilities for either using as a base or to enjoy quiet times in the secure garden. The owner, Fran, lives in an adjacent house and is so friendly and welcoming. Fran even provides a welcome pack on essentials and a cream tea to see guests through their first night. Thorough enjoyable accommodation and locality. I heartily recommend Suntrap Hideaway to all holiday makers.

- Mr Clarke, September 2019
“Fantastic holiday all made much better by Suntrap Hideaway and the host Francis.”

Francis was truly lovey, the cream tea on arrival was a bonus and she was so friendly and full of advise on where to go, nothing was too much trouble. Loved it that much we tried to book again for next year while we were still there but unfortunately it is fully booked

- Mrs Lee, September 2019
“Fabulous location from which to explore Cornwall.”

Garden completely private. Owners friendly but left us to it, welcome pack a nice surprise and much appreciated. Home from home, definitely recommended.

- Mrs Lean, July 2019
“On arrival we had welcome pack of bread, milk cheese, cream tea .”

Dog had welcome treats also. Nice central location to explore cornwall, local pub was dog friendly with excellent meals. Really enjoyed it. Would recommend.

- Miss Lane, June 2019
“Suntrap Hideaway was a real home from home.”

The location was ideal to explore the south of Cornwall. Fran was there to greet us on arrival and we settled in very quickly. It was very clean and homley. We had some basic provisions left for us along with a welcome cream tea which we all enjoyed. We would all highly recommend a stay at Suntrap Hideaway.

- Ms Williams, May 2019
“Great hosts loverly welcome pack, excellently situated in a really nice village ...”

Great hosts loverly welcome pack, excellently situated in a really nice village with good pub and good food, we will be back

- Mr Bull, May 2019
“Lovely base for touring Cornwall.”

During busy Easter holidays it is lovely to return to an easy parking space and quiet location with all the home comforts.

- Mr Smith, April 2019
“Perfect in every way, Fran & John were delightful had a perfect holiday, even weather was good.”

- Mrs Naish, April 2019
“The Local Pubs do excellent food, the location is great for exploring Cornwall the paved courtyard worked wonderfully with our 3 dogs, on the down side the cottage was so warm and cosy even though it was cold enough for hale sleet and a little snow, we never needed to light the log fire.”

There is a quiet beach 7 miles away perfect for the dogs. The cream tea and essentials in the fridge and treats for the dogs when we arrived was just part of the way we were made to feel at home during our stay.

- Miss Bell, March 2019
“Home was comfortable.”

Welcome cream tea, ham, milk, cheese and dog treats were a lovely touch. Ideal location for coastal walks, local friendly pubs. Owners live next door which was advantageous when there was a problem with the heating which they immediately resolved. Home benefits from an enclosed patio/seating area secure for the dogs.

- Mrs Mayer, March 2019
“The property was ideal for us and our 9 month old puppy containing all that we needed.”

The hosts were very accommodating and friendly, even to fitting in a grooming session for our dog. The dog-walking field in the village was very useful and the village pub was not only within walking distance but also welcomed dogs and served excellent, well-priced food. We ate there twice and on one occasion had a group of male Cornish singers performing. An excellent background to the meal. We would love to return.

- Mr Clarke, February 2019
“Beautiful, clean cottage.”

Underfloor heating throughout made it warm and cosy at night. Log burner was a nice addition. We had that on every night, got too warm even at this time of year. Had to open patio doors at 1 point. Fran was really helpful with any info on beaches for our 3 mad Spaniels and other places of interest. Never bothered us once even though she was only next door. She really respected our privacy. Lively welcome pack for us and the dogs as well. We will definitely be returning for a summer visit. Lived it. Thank you Fran.

- Mr Gibson, December 2018
“The bungalow itself was lovely and clean and comfy.”

, and everything you needed,, also a lovely welcome pack

- Mr Bradley, November 2018
“The cottage was really nice and Fran was really lovely the week there was really ...”

The cottage was really nice and Fran was really lovely the week there was really stress free and the dogs loved especially Bella as she had a bath and blow dry for the very first and she loved would come back and would certainly recommend to friends With kind regards the Edwards family plus Monty and Bella

- Mrs Edwards, October 2018
“This was 'home from home'.”

Lovely accommodation, lovely location and a cream tea on arrival (as well as milk, bread, ham & cheese)! Very friendly community and welcoming 'local' the Hewas Inn. All dog friendly which suited our little Cairn Terrier - even a secure exercise green less than ten minutes walk away. Very convenient for a visit to the 'Lost gardens of Heligan' and to the 'Eden Project'. The neighbouring Polgooth Inn offers another welcoming environment only a mile and a half away. We left for home with very fond memories.

- Mr Hicks, October 2018
“We had a lovely week at Suntrap Hideaway.”

The accommodation was clean and comfortable and there was everything we needed. The cream tea on arrival was very welcome indeed after a long journey!

- Mrs Farrell, October 2018
“We had an amazing holiday.”

Thanks so much. Was so clean & comfortable & relaxing. What made it was the ham, cheese & cream tea that was waiting for us on arrival. And of course the dog treats!! Thanks so much

- Mr Stroud, October 2018
“Fran and John were both really welcoming and there a lovely welcome pack for both humans and dogs on arrival.”

Garden was really secure for the dogs and the property was ideal if the dogs had wet feet as it is all tiled. The instructions for finding the property were clear and accurate. It is situated in an ideal location to provide a variety of days out. We have already made a reservation to return again next year.

- Mr Mason, August 2018
“Owners really friendly lovely welcome pack on arrival.”

- Mrs Cleveland, June 2018
“The owners of the bungalow are very friendly and helpful.”

The equipment in the property make it a real home from home.There is a nice pub and a good shop just a few minutes walk away and it’s very close to lots of beautiful destiations.1

- Mrs Light, June 2018
“Exceeded our expectations,beautiful well equipped bungalow with everything you would need and exceptionally clean set in a lovely quiet location.”

- Mr Gagen, June 2018
“Lovely property, secure garden for dog or young children.”

Nicely furnished and well equipped. Exceptionally clean and comfortable, felt very relaxed. Ideally situated for visit several places within a 20 miles radius. Friendly owners who supplied a lovely cream tea welcome pack plus other extras.

- Mrs Wilson, May 2018
“Excellent facilities, great owners”

- Mrs Edwards, April 2018
“Suntrap Hidaway , is a lovely immaculate bungalow , the owners have thought of everything.”

We were greeted with a lovely welcome pack of goodies , which was very much appreciated by us and the dogs . The bungalow is in a good location to visit lots of different areas of Cornwall on various day trips 10/10 thanks

- Ms Sheppard, April 2018
“As dog friendly a cottage, and owners of cottage, as you can get!”

A real pleasure! If you are worried the hard surface in the garden is not wholly suitable for your dog, don't be, there is enclosed grass they let you use. Also fully accessible, although no hand rails etc everything else was spot on for me with my mobility issues. The name is absolutely true! Sun all day on the patio and sun into the cottage but it didn't overheat either. It is really peaceful there and they really have thought of everything, and if they haven't, they would bend over backwards to accommodate and sort. Wonderful location for seeing the coast of St Austell, Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and so much more besides.

- Mrs Heatley, April 2018
“Ideal location for us, not far from many places we wanted to see.”

A very short walk to the village pub the Hewas Inn, good beer and good food, a must visit if you stay here. Very comfortable, the open plan works well and we appreciated the under floor heating, the wood burner was used as Easter a bit colder but any excuse! All very clean and modern. We didnt take a dog, but is dog friendly was quite surprised how dog welcoming Cornwall was. Staycationing should be? Will re visit.

- Mr Nother, March 2018
“We were made to feel very welcome, as were our dogs which is very important to us!”

The house was lovely inside, very clean and the owners had thought of everything. Highly recommend!

- Mrs Baker, March 2018
“Great place to stay, very very well equipped and fabulous welcome pack.”

Made very welcome b the owners.

- Mr Miller, March 2018
“Excellent well equipped cottage and very clean and comfortable.”

Shower was a delight to use. Hosts were very helpful. Would use this property again.

- Mrs Price, November 2017
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The property

Newly built to a high-specification, Suntrap Hideaway occupies a secluded position in the pretty village of Sticker, three miles from Cornwall's golden Riviera coastline, next to pasture land and the owner's residence from which it is well screened.

A village hideaway which promotes relaxation and is less than a 15 minute drive from the coastal footpath and white-sand beaches at Porthpean and Pentewan, the romantic port of Charlestown, the renowned Eden Project, the award winning Lost Gardens of Heligan and an 18 hole golf course.

The interior design is presented to an excellent standard.

Glamourous furnishings, sleek glossy finishes and a light and airy ambience give this detached and spacious bungalow a striking and contemporary edge.

A special feature is the hidden courtyard garden which is a huge attraction for sun worshippers and its enclosed perimeter offers peace of mind for parents and dog owners.

The wood burner is a stylish statement and combines with under floor heating to provide cosy accommodation for winter breaks.

Both bedrooms are equipped with seriously comfortable mattresses and share a large bathroom equipped with a walk-in shower and a bath (with shower attachment).

Scenic walks can commence from the front door step and nearby at Pentewan Valley along peaceful woodland and riverside trails.

The cycle hire facilities at Pentewan are popular among families as the trails are both traffic free and level and there are picnicking areas en-route.

There is a children's play park 200 yards from the property and on wet weather days the bustling town of St Austell (3 miles) offers a cinema, bowling alley and indoor facilities at Kidzworld.

The village boasts an award winning inn/restaurant and a convenience store/post office and Cornwall's capital city of Truro, exclusive waterfront town of Fowey and fishing village of Mevagissey are all within a 10 mile radius.

Summary

All ground floor
Two bedrooms: 2 x doubles
Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC
Open plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove.
Gas central heating and woodburning stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with freeview, DVD, Hi-Fi, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and high chair available
Up to three small-medium sized dogs welcome
Ample off road parking
Enclosed paved garden with furniture and BBQ
Pub/shops 5 mins walk
Beach 3 miles.

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About the location

ST. AUSTELL

Charlestown 2 miles; Carlyon Bay 3 miles; Mevagissey 6 miles; Fowey 8 miles.

The old market town of St. Austell lies just a few miles from the south coast, and is famous for its China Clay mining history. Today, home to numerous beaches and sub tropical gardens, it is a popular place for tourists, and families, with plenty to see and do. Get back to nature with the wonderful Lost Gardens of Heligan and the ever-popular Eden Project, perfect for a family day out, or discover the delights of Caerhays Castle and Garden, flourishing in the maritime climate. Home to the St. Austell Brewery, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind, while sampling the delights of the local beer, after a tour of the Victorian brewery, and for those who love the surf and sand, St. Austell has plenty of both to choose from. Visit the beautiful sandy beach at Porthpean, or spend time at Carlyon Bay with its ever-popular shingle beach, a favourite for sun worshippers, but if you prefer a dip in the water, Polkerris is the place for you. Situated in a safe cove, it is renowned for variety of watersports. Whether it’s sailing, windsurfing or swimming you're looking for, Polkerris Beach has it all. Charlestown is a pretty, historical port just two miles away, famous for its collection of tall ships riding at anchor in the harbour, and is well worthy of a visit whilst staying in St. Austell. A short drive will take you to fashionable Fowey or the fishing port of Mevagissey, and with lots to do, and something to keep the whole family entertained, St. Austell is a great year round location.

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“The cottage is really well equipped.”

“Lovely, comfortable cottage set in quiet village with lots of enjoyable, local walks to enjoy with my dog.”

“Fantastic holiday all made much better by Suntrap Hideaway and the host Francis.”

“Fabulous location from which to explore Cornwall.”

“On arrival we had welcome pack of bread, milk cheese, cream tea .”