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A romantic log cabin resting in the village of Trethurgy, Cornwall. (Ref. 1040570)
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7 nights from £437
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A light and contemporary cottage set in the village of Sticker, Cornwall. (Ref. 1069461)
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7 nights from £435
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Charming bungalow with sea views in Carlyon Bay. (Ref. 959535)
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7 nights from £550
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Contemporary two-bedroom, second-floor apartment overlooking the historic port of Charlestown. (Ref. 930611)
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7 nights from £400
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A luxurious and elegant period cottage, stuffed with character and just a short drive to sandy beaches and charming fishing villages, five minute walk to the village pub. (Ref. 959934)
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7 nights from £682
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Modern bungalow in Sticker, high quality, tastefully presented, wood burning stove, short walk to village pub and store, 3 miles from beaches. (Ref. 959443)
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7 nights from £389
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Modern, detached bungalow within the town of St Austell, close to the coast, Wifi, takes two dogs. (Ref. 959666)
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7 nights from £346
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One bedroom,two storey cottage, part of the select Merchants Quarter development in the centre of the historic harbour port of Charlestown. (Ref. 955365)
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7 nights from £368
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This beautiful cedar clad lodge can be found in the hamlet of Treesmill near Lostwithiel in Cornwall. (Ref. 1053538)
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7 nights from £460
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Cosy annex in Carlyon Bay. (Ref. 960002)
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7 nights from £372
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St Austell is a bustling market town situated close to the beautiful South Cornwall Coast. Take a look at our selection of holiday cottages in St Austell for your next break.
Why a St Austell cottage?
Up until the mid-eighteenth century, St Austell was nothing more than a small cluster of houses and a church. Clay was discovered to the north and west of the village and resulted in a boom of industry. The village grew into a town and many of the buildings you can see today were built. Visit the Wheal Martyn Museum for an insight into the history of the local clay industry. The popular Eden Project is approximately 2 miles from St Austell, and is in fact located in a disused china clay pit. For more local history you can also visit the St Austell Brewery, the largest brewery in Cornwall.
Places to visit near St Austell
St Austell is ideally located for many of the popular destinations and attractions in South Cornwall. The Elizabethan port of Charlestown is just a short distance away and offers plenty of charm - it was used for filming in BBC’s Poldark. Further afield you will find the coastal ports of Fowey, Pentewan and Mevagissey. To the north, Newquay is just over a half an hour drive from St Austell, as is Padstow.
Types of St Austell Holidays
We have a variety of self-catering accommodation in and around St Austell. Our selection includes dog-friendly cottages, lodges and log cabins, properties for families and luxury cottages. Browse our range now and find your next holiday cottage in St Austell.