Tariff 2008

Bed & Breakfast Low Season £28 per person per night £33 single occupancy High Season July/August £30 per person per night £35 single occupancy Self-Catering (sleeps up to 4) From £160 to £365 per week (seasonal) For self-catering - rooms serviced weekly B&B - rooms serviced daily No smoking indoors, but ashtrays & bins provided on the terrace. Pets by arrangement only. Pre-arrival shopping basket available on request for self-catering guests.

Sleeps up to 4 people

Bed & Breakfast or Self Catering
in self-contained annexe

Luxury accommodation sleeping up to 4

Within 200 metres of Launceston Golf Club

Relaxing & peaceful setting

Within easy reach of all the attractions of Cornwall

HALF ACRE HOUSE

A self-contained annexe of "Half Acre House" offering a high standard of accommodation for short / long stay self-catering holiday breaks or bed & breakfast.

A relaxing and peaceful setting overlooking large mature gardens of over half an acre.

Consists of:

• lounge / diner with floor to ceiling windows enjoying views, and having luxury queen-sized sofa bed;
• rustic pine fitted kitchen;
• shower room and separate w.c.;
• open stairs from lounge leading to galleried twin bedroom;
• and patio doors from lounge opening out onto terrace and garden.

All towels & linen provided. Fresh flowers on arrival. Use of large portable barbecue & chiminea. Gas-fired central heating for out of season comfort. Tea, coffee, sugar, fresh milk & biscuits provided - (on arrival for self-catering - daily for B&B).

Ample off road parking. Laundry facilities available for use. 21" TV with integrated video & DVD players. Books, games & magazines.

LAUNCESTON & NORTH CORNWALL

We are located within 200 metres of Launceston Golf Club, so let us book your round of golf at a discounted rate, or from a selection of golf clubs within easy reach (also at a discounted rate).

Launceston is in the enviable position of being but ½ hours drive from both north and south coasts and is known as the "Gateway To Cornwall", being easily accessible from the M5 to the South West via the A30. It leads you on down into Cornwall with all its attractions.

The town's ruined castle sits on top of the hill and can be seen for miles around and the narrow streets and market square provide a wonderful choice of pubs, restaurants and takeaways, several bakers & cafes, 2 excellent butchers, gift shops and the usual banks & building societies.

A nearby supermarket ensures a one-stop shop for those with less time on their hands.