Stunning estuary views over St Winnow An ideal touring location for exploring Cornwall Historic houses & gardens The Eden Project Walking Bird-watching Golf Sailing Beaches

SHORT BREAKS

The mild climate that Cornwall enjoys attracts lots of wildlife to the estuaries particularly in the early and later times of the year. The hedgerows, coastal path and winding lanes are an abundance of colour in spring; the many Cornish gardens and stately homes are looking their best after the winter.

Travelling from London and the Midlands by car is as little as four hours Bristol is only two hours, It is an ideal time for one of our short breaks please contact us for details.

We regret that we are unable to accept children under 12 years of age. We cannot accept pets.

A superbly sited Georgian country house, built on a slight knoll, to take advantage of an elevated position to enjoy views over the Estuary to the wooded countryside, and attractive small hamlet of St. Winnow beyond. The house is surrounded by rolling pasture and arable fields, which run down to the water's edge, and there is an attractive tree edged tidal inlet which forms the northern boundary of the property.

ACCOMMODATION

We have three comfortable bedrooms with private facilities, each room is tastefully decorated and warm for those cooler times of year.

A full English or vegetarian breakfast is served in two rooms for the privacy of the guests.

LOCATION

Located on the outskirts of Golant a riverside village with its own 13th century church and where good pub food is available it is ideal for those seeking a relaxing holiday away from the normal holiday attractions.

The historic port of Fowey with its old building and narrow streets is just a short drive away and if you wish to visit the historic fishing village of Polperro you can catch the car ferry to Bodinnick (where Daphne du Maurier lived) and drive through along the coastal road taking in the scenery as you go.

This area of South Cornwall is particularly popular for sailing and water sports, both in the pretty tree lined estuaries and in the open seas.

Walking along the many lovely coastal footpaths or visiting local National Trust properties and other places of interest. Just sitting in the sun with a glass of wine or a pot of tea or coffee and a good book, and watching the tide, for those seeking a restful holiday. The area has a fine selection of golf courses, riding and sailing is available for the more energetic.