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Joncel - Mevagissey - Cornwall

TARIFF 2010

Week Commencing Tariff

Towels and bed linen are provided. Electricity and heating included in tariff. We require a deposit of 10% which is nonreturnable, balance to be paid 28 days prior to arrival. Booking Saturday to Saturday arrival after 3 pm. Please vacate by 10am. Sorry no pets.

Joncel - Mevagissey - Cornwall

Self Catering Holiday Flat
Mevagissey

Located in the picturesque fishing village of Mevagissey

Sleeps 4 people

The accommodation is a first floor flat, part of an attractive dormer bungalow in an elevated position on the fringe and overlooking the village.

• The flat is fitted out for four people.
• Access is by its own staircase.
• The kitchen is fitted out with fridge/freezer,
  electric cooker, microwave and seating for 4.
• The living area has tv/freeview, dvd player, books and games.
• Wireless internet connection available.
• A double bedroom with views over garden.
• A twin bedroom with views over village and garden.
• Shower room with toilet, washbasin, shaver point and shower cubicle.
• Large enclosed gardens to front and rear with patio seating and garden furniture.
• Large sloping lawned area with stepped path leading through the garden to the village.
• Parking for one car

There are steps to both sides of the property so not recommended to people with walking difficulties or the very young.

MEVAGISSEY

The fishing village of Mevagissey and the still smaller haven of Gorran are the very essence of a Cornwall which has remained true to its roots and embraced change only slowly.

Mevagissey's labyrinth of tiny streets twist and turn past ancient dwarf buildings of cob and slate but inexorably for the twin harbours which are its nerve centre, a place to watch the fisherman land their catch and mend their nets as they have since John Trewollas built the first pier in 1430.

Mevagissey is renowned for the soaring switchback walks that whet the appetite for its seafood or help to walk it off. From Polkirt Hill you can look out over the Medieval street plan, the fishing boats in the harbour and the yachts in the pool, to the golden sweep of Polstreath Beach and St Austell Bay or south to the inlet that shelters Portmellon Beach and to the scenic coast path over Chapel Point to Gorran Haven.