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The
ideal base for touring West Cornwall
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Self-catering Tariff 2011
per week
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- January - Feb £185
- March £200
- April £210
- May £220
- June £270
- July £360
- August £380
- September £310
- Oct - Dec £185
- Christmas Week Dec £280
(dates to suit )
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Ici on parle Francais
Guided tours in the
Falmouth and West Cornwall area can be arranged.
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Falmouth
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HOW
TO GET HERE
Turn left up Durgan Lane. Chy-An-Gwyn is the third
entrance on the right, where the lane bends to the left. Go through
the open green gate, marked "Sunrise", Chy-An-Gwyn,
is just down the drive.
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Chy-an-Gwyn
Penryn, Falmouth, Cornwall
Perfect self-catering accommodation
for all the family
- Children and pets welcome
- Everything included
- Friendly atmosphere
- Lovely garden
- Close to Falmouth and Truro
Chy-An-Gwyn is an
ideal base for the active holiday maker, there are sailing opportunities
and a variety of walks along the coast or inland pathways.
The main town of Falmouth
is only a short distance away and offers the visitor everything from
its Maritime Heritage and Pendennis Castle to a wide range of shops
and restaurants.
Safe sandy beaches for the family are within easy reach,
Surfing, Wind Surfing and Diving number among the many activities available.
A split-level bungalow set in an acre of grounds, Chy-an-Gwyn
offers a perfect haven to relax and sample a piece of Cornish countryside.
The holiday flat is self-contained and on the ground
floor of the bungalow.
Although within walking distance of Penryn Town, the
garden offers the nature lover a chance to view at close quarters the
many different birds and animals that visit our garden.
Squirrels are semi-tame and come to the lawn to feed
or climb over the pergola. If you are a night bird you can view the
badger and fox that come nightly for their dinner.
All can be seen from within the sunny lounge which overlooks
the lawn. Or sit out under the umbrella and enjoy the peace and quiet
while you unwind from the hustle of everyday life.
ACCOMMODATION
- The flat has its own front door and consists of a hall, two large
rooms and a toilet/shower room.
- The living room is combined with a kitchenette, with electric
cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer and automatic washing machine. There
is no extra charge for electricity. Linen is provided and towels on
request. There is central heating and constant hot water.
- The bedroom has a double bed, with an additional folding
bed. A cot can be supplied. In the living room is a bed-settee.
PENRYN AND THE LOCAL AREA
PENRYN is one of Cornwall's most ancient and attractive
towns and has a wealth of charm, character and history.
Situated at the head of the Penryn River it occupies
a sheltered position and was a port of some significance with a history
dating back well over a thousand years.
Some of its buildings date back to Tudor, Jacobean and
Georgian times.
Folk-lore and tradition go hand-in-hand with stories
such as the Bohelland Tragedy - a sad tale of a family wiped
out through greed; and the Tale of the Spaniard at Penryn and
the story of Thomas Pellow, who had numerous adventures in the
east and was enslaved by a Sultan.
Then there was the fate of Lady Jane Killigrew
who was given refuge from her pursuers in Penryn. Two hundred years
later one of her descendants was killed in a drunken brawl whilst defending
her name!
With well-tended parks and gardens and play areas, Penryn
is an ideal place to tarry a while and explore its delights, mysteries
and beauty.
Penryn people take a pride in their town and there is
still a strong community spirit and everyone is friendly and wanting
to make your stay happy and memorable.
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For
further information or to make a reservation enquiry, please click the
button below. 
