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End of terrace cute and characterful cottage one mile from beach and central St Austell. Woodburner. Pet-friendly. Charlestown 1 mile. (Ref. 973599)
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A sumptuous second floor apartment, within a small development, on the edge of Charlestown. Balcony. En-suite facilities. WiFi. Harbour 10 mins walk. Famous Eden Project 2 miles away. (Ref. 975085)
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Modern, detached bungalow within the town of St Austell, close to the coast, Wifi, takes two dogs. Beach 1.5 miles. (Ref. 959666)
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Two-bedroom house in a quiet residential area of the world-famous Georgian village and working port of Charlestown. Close to the Eden Project and ideal base for touring the south coast of Cornwall. St.Austell 1.5 miles. (Ref. 934013)
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Contemporary two-bedroom, second-floor apartment overlooking the historic port of Charlestown. 10 minutes walk to beach and harbour. Ideal touring location, close to the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. WiFi. (Ref. 930611)
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Luxury apartment with distant sea views in St Austell. Private balcony. Off road parking. Shop 1 minute walk and pub 10 minute walk. Charlestown 3 miles. (Ref. 965223)
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Luxury apartment with distant sea views in St Austell. Private balcony. Off road parking. Shop 1 minute walk and pub 10 minute walk. Charlestown 3 miles. (Ref. 965221)
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Beautifully and tastefully furnished two bedroom stone cottage set within a small private mews, a short stroll away from the harbour of the historic maritime village of Charlestown. Perfect location for touring and walking the stunning Cornish coast. (Ref. 977245)
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Luxury spacious apartment in Duporth. Short private gated walk to beautiful beach. Ideal for family or couples. Close to Charlestown, the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. (Ref. 924942)
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A luxurious two bedroom flat on the third floor with views right out to sea from the lounge and the two balconies. Private gated walkway to Duporth beach. Close to Charlestown and the Eden Project. (Ref. 919577)
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Up until the mid-eighteenth century, St Austell was nothing more than a small cluster of houses and a church. Then the chemist William Cookworthy discovered huge reserves of china clay to the north and west of the village. By the 1850s, around 7,000 people were employed in the area's china clay industry.
Today the area's china clay industry is in decline, with cheaper sources being found elsewhere around the world. The Wheal Martyn Museum, just north of St Austell, presents an interesting exhibition of the local clay industry's history. The Eden Project, approximately 2 miles from St Austell, is in fact located in a disused china clay pit.
The St Austell Brewery, founded in 1851 by Walter Hicks, has grown over the years to become the largest brewery in the county, and is open to the public.
The coast line along this part of Cornwall boasts some of the best beaches in Cornwall, and is often referred to as the Cornish Riviera.
St Austell is very easily accessed from the main roads into Cornwall, and it is also on the main bus and train lines into and out of the county.