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Ref: 946 Woodbine Cottage  
MYLOR BRIDGE NEAR FALMOUTH Falmouth 4 miles; Truro 8 miles. A sought-after and picturesque village at the head of Mylor Creek that runs up from the Carrick Roads, the World's third largest deep water harbour. Boats and sailing, wooded creeks, softly gliding water, riverside pubs and fabulous gardens epitomise the area. This friendly village has a superb selection of local shops (try the fresh fish!), a post office, a good pub and several restaurants within easy reach. The nearby harbour town of Falmouth with its exciting and newly opened Maritime Museum and its castle, beaches and marina makes a great day out while the Cathedral city of Truro famous for its cobbled streets, theatre, museums and vibrant shopping centre should not be missed. Take the car, or a boat from Falmouth, for a trip up the stunningly beautiful Helford River and while there, call in at Glendurgan and Trebah Gardens for the horticultural treat of the year. The area is perfectly placed too for exploring the rugged cliffs, sandy coves and fishing villages of the Lizard Peninsula, also The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are both within an hour's drive. The Property: Woodbine Cottage This simply furnished annex to the owners' 18th Century cottage sits on the edge of Mylor Bridge just 100 yards from the creek. The creek is tidal to this point and provides a perfect haven for all things nautical. The yacht harbour with its visitor moorings, sailing school and sailing club is a mile and a half away while the village pub with its good restaurant is 100 yards up the road. For land lovers, the surrounding area is criss-crossed with a network of footpaths that pass through the fields and along the river bank while the owners, keen golfers, can arrange visitor tickets at the local golf club. The cottage is perfectly placed for those who love the sea, boats and open countryside. While offering peace and relaxation, just a short journey away are the more lively tourist spots. An ideal base for exploring the many delights of Cornwall's southern coast. Accommodation Two first floor bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Small bathroom with basin, WC and shower cubicle. Fitted kitchen with breakfast area. Sitting room with dining area. Amenities Storage heating downstairs with convector heating upstairs and an electric fire in sitting room. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, colour TV, video, radio/stereo/CD player etc. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Small l patio area (shared) with garden furniture. Off road parking for one car. One well behaved dog welcome. Village shops and pub 2 mins walk. |
| Weekly Rental | |   | 2008 | 2009 | | Winter | £208 | £214 | | Low | £235 | £242 | | Mid | £293 | £302 | | High | £384 | £396 | | Peak | £506 | £521 | | WSB | £183 | £188 | | Xmas | £506 | £521 | | NY | £506 | £521 | | Please remember to include our Booking fee: £29.50 per week or short break, plus optional Travel Insurance. |
| Features |  | Pet Welcome |  | Smokers Welcome |
| Previous Visitors' Comments | Very friendly hosts. Plenty of places to explore and excellent accommadation.
Mr Spragg, Burnham-On-Sea, Somerset
Jul 2008 | The owners were delightful - we felt like old friends. The cottage was located in a lovely village with excellent amenities, off the beaten track but near enough to the main road to make sightseeing easy. The sunny garden was a real bonus.
Mrs Pimblett, Bury, Greater Manchester
Jun 2008 | The personal touches from the very welcoming owners...... such a lovely couple
Mrs Finch, Keighley, West Yorkshire
Jun 2008 | Home from home - everything you needed was right there. Always a warm welcome. Well placed for getting around Cornwall.
Mr Clark, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Apr 2008 | Lovely setting, great hosts.
Mrs Barlow, Altrincham, Greater Manchester
Aug 2007 | The owners made us very welcome and even booked a meal for us at the local pub on the Saturday evening.
The accommodation was excellent and, because our mobile phones didn't work in the area, we were told to use the land-line whenever we needed to.
I would have no hesitation to recommend this accommodation to our friends.
Mr Metcalf, Thame, Oxfordshire
Jul 2007 | The owners could not have been more helpful and welcoming. The kitchen has every conceivable appliance. Lemon Arms, 100 yards up the road is good value.
Mr McIntosh, East Grinstead, West Sussex
Jul 2007 | The location of the cottage was excellent. The owners made us really welcome. The parking and general access was good.
Mr Lane, Newark, Nottinghamshire
Jun 2007 | Very warmly welcome by the hosts. We felt at home.
Mr Geber, ,
Jun 2007 | The pets were made to feel welcome. The garden is neat and tidy. The property is nicely situated for day trips. A friendly local pub and good food.
Mr Davis, Corsham, Wilts
Nov 2006 | |