The property
Located on a steep, traditionally winding street in the heart of Mevagissey just minutes from the shops, pubs, restaurants and beach.
This charming character Grade II listed cottage is set over 3 floors with coastal and harbour views from several rooms.
You enter the cottage on the middle floor from the street where the twin bedroom and dining room are situated.
Downstairs is the well-equipped kitchen.
The cottage is completed by a generous double bedroom, sitting room and family bathroom on the top floor.
Outside, the rear garden offers a relaxing spot to look forward to on the way back from a day on the beach.
Mevagissey is one of the most popular fishing villages in Cornwall and on your first venture into the village you will understand why, it really does have something for everybody.
With a choice of beaches, spectacular coastal walking and fishing trips all available within a few minutes’ walk as well as the village itself to explore you will always have plenty to do.
Take the ferry from the harbour to the stunning yachting town of Fowey just along the coast, enjoying a lunch either in one of the excellent restaurants or to simply enjoy fresh fish and chips on the harbour before returning back to Mevagissey.
A charming cottage in a lovely village location to be enjoyed all year.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms; 1 x second floor double, 1 x first floor twin. Second floor Bathroom with bath, WC and basin. Kitchen. First floor Dining room. Second floor Sitting room with coal effect fire.
Note: This property has a refundable Good Housekeeping bond of £100.
About the location
MEVAGISSEY
St. Austell 5.5 miles; Truro 16 miles.
The perfect Cornish fishing village, with winding cobbled streets and a picturesque harbour full of boats. Stunning walks lead along the coast in both directions, with sandy beaches, high cliffs and hidden coves to explore. The village has an excellent selection of pubs and restaurants, whilst just up the road are the Lost Gardens of Heligan. A ferry from Mevagissey to Fowey also runs daily between Easter and September. Spend some time at the Tall Ships harbour at Charlestown (7 miles) with its shipwreck museum, or among the tropical biomes of the world-famous Eden Project (11 miles). The stunning coastline, fabulous beaches and renowned gardens of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula are a short drive down the coast while Truro, with its shops, restaurants, theatre and cathedral can be reached by car in half an hour.
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