Cottage In Polruan, South Cornwall

Polruan, Cornwall

Polruan, located in Cornwall, is a tempting ancient fishing village known for its boat building heritage. Situated on the Fowey river estuary, the area is a hub for fishing, seafaring, shipbuilding, and agriculture. The village boasts narrow streets and alleyways, with slate steps winding between houses. Visitors can enjoy two village pubs, a passenger ferry to Fowey, and various nearby attractions such as Charlestown's tall ships, St Austell's brewery tour, and the Eden Project. For those interested in stately homes, Lanhydrock near Bodmin is a must-visit.

Upon entering the property, guests are welcomed into a light and airy lounge featuring a cozy wood burner, leather sofas, TV, DVD player, iPod docking station, and CD player. The contemporary kitchen/diner is equipped with an electric oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, and fridge, ideal for preparing meals. A porch leads to an outdoor utility room for storing coats and outdoor gear. The first floor houses two bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a super king-size bed and a double bedroom with views of the property's surroundings. The second floor features a double bedroom with limited head height and a modern bathroom with a separate shower, freestanding bath, and WC.

Outside, the garden offers stunning views of the estuary and Fowey, accessed via a shared path and stone steps. The landscaped garden features beach pebbles, old timber sleepers, and a large timber decked area with outdoor furniture. Guests can relax outdoors, watching yacht and boat activity on the estuary, or simply bask in the sun. This property in Polruan provides a peaceful retreat with modern amenities and easy access to the village's attractions and surrounding areas, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing vacation in Cornwall.

• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire