View from apartment TARIFF 2008   Please Contact 07729 834124 From £290 to £730 per week Short Breaks available out of season - telephone for details No smokers - No pets - Friday change over Not suitable for young children

The apartments at Melvill Court, which are in a garden setting, are approached through double gates. They were completed in 2002 to a high standard. Our apartment is on the top floor, hence you have good sea views.

We are in an enviable position just a relaxed 15 minute walk to the new National Maritime Museum Cornwall and the harbour and shops of Falmouth. Ten minutes walk in the other direction takes you to the Gyllyngavase beach, public tennis courts and coastal footpath. Cornwall is famous for its many gardens and Falmouth is a good base to explore these.

About the apartment

Within the grounds we have our own private car parking space. There's a lift and then stairs up to the apartment. The living space is open and airy with an arched panoramic window and glass door, this leads to a sheltered balcony on which there is a table and chairs so you can enjoy the sea view. Naturally there's a T.V., video, radio CD.

The kitchen is fully fitted and includes double oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The kitchen, lounge and dinning area are all open plan.

To the rear through the inner hallway there are two bedrooms, one double (king size bed) and one twin. The double bedroom has an ensuite with large shower, hand basin and W.C. There is also a bathroom with bath, hand basin and W.C. off the hallway.

The apartment has full gas central heating which also supplies the hot water. Gas, electricity and full bedding included in the price. Towels are not included.

Falmouth

Renowned features a magnificent harbour and much of the towns activity is focussed around its scenic waters, quaint narrow streets and quays which hosts a variety of shops, restaurants and pubs. It is a great place to shop, with lots of art and gift shops. The Art centre hosts events from theatre to film and exhibits work from many local artists.

The award winning National Maritime Museum on the quayside, is a must for all. A stroll around Pendennis Head will unfold panoramic views across the waterways as far as the eye can see;sandy beaches, an indoor swimming complex and Pendennis Castle are all close by.

From Falmouth quays, small ferries run sightseeing trips to Flushing, St. Mawes, the Helford river and Daphne du Maurier's 'Frenchman's Creek' and up the river Fal to the cathedral city of Truro.