Very comfortable well appointed secluded three bedroomed quality built house - well furnished and well equipped, gas, water, electricity included. All bed linen supplied TV, video, hi fi, washing machine, tumble dryer, private parking and large garage with remote access.

Phoenix house is within two minutes walking distance of two local pubs, serving excellent food and local shops. Non smoking - open a year.

The Eden Project (1½ miles) - Fantastic tropical biomes set deep within an old Cornish China Clay pit. Experience a walk through the rainforest in the heart of Cornwall. We can pre-book tickets for you in advance

Lanhydrock House and Gardens - A stunning National Trust Property with extensive gardens and riverside walks - a must for lovers of history, magnolias and rhododendrons.

Fishing - South East Cornwall is a Mecca for fishermen. We have rivers that are brimming with trout, coarse fishing at local reservoirs and lakes such as Siblyback and Colliford, beachcasting from our wonderful coastline or even take a boat and trawl for mackerel, wreck fish for pollack or try your luck and test your stamina at shark fishing.

Cycling - The Camel Trail, running from Bodmin, through Wadebridge and onto the sea at Padstow is a must for all enthusiasts. This is a level track that anyone can attempt. Cycle hire available from Wadebridge and Padstow. For the more energetic, why not try the trails that run through Cardinham Woods, near Bodmin, three levels of difficulty, guaranteed to bring colour to your cheeks - bike hire available.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan - Tim Smit's first Cornish project - the rebirth of a working Victorian garden, lost in forgotten valley above the picturesque fishing village of Mevagissey

The coastal ports of Fowey, Mevagissey, Looe, Charlestown and Polperro - picture postcard villages, full of history and nostalgia. Sample the local produce, take boat trips from the quays. Cornish gems that have something for everybody.

Golfing - Cornwall is a county that any golfer must visit. Our courses are located throughout the county, from the championship course at St. Mellion to the local courses of Lostwithiel, Bindown and Lanhydrock.

Cornwall’s famous beaches - every holiday needs some time spent on a beach, and Cornwall is literally surrounded by them. You can choose from the surfing capitals of Polzeath and Newquay's Fistral to the North, the family beaches at Carlyon, Looe, Padstow and St. Ives, or the remote isolated coves that abound in the county.

Walking - a coastal path, serene woodlands, dramatic cliffs, creeks and tributaries, open moorland and picturesque ports - what more could a rambler want in an area?

If is is not enough for you, then hop into the car and take a short trip to the delights of The Lizard Peninsula, or the timeless beauty of St. Ives, St. Michael's Mount or Land's End. Or shop in the busy maritime ports of :

• Plymouth -with its historic Elizabethan water front (Drake, Pilgrim Fathers, Barbican), enormous naval base and National Marine Aquarium.
• Falmouth - Castles, National Maritime museum and boat trips along the River Fal and the Carrick Roads
• or Truro - our Cathedral city, full of busy streets with a unique character, river trips to Falmouth, and home of the Royal Cornwall Museum

PHOENIX HOUSE
REBECCA CLOSE
ST. BLAZEY, PAR
CORNWALL PL24 2NX

01208 873865
01726 816430

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