Self Catering Rock. Self Catering Daymer Bay. Cornwall. Holiday Accommodation in Daymer Bay

Shores House - Rock

TARIFF 2008/9

Prices range from £1,500 self-catering to £7,500 with private chef, per week

Shores House - Kitchen and Dining Area

Shores House - Luxury Bathroom

Self Catering Holiday Accommodation in Rock

Near Daymer Bay, Polzeath and
The Camel Estuary

Shores House sleeps 12 people

• Sleeps 12
• 4 double, 2 twin bedrooms
• 2 en-suite bathrooms, 3rd bathroom, 4th shower room
• Style: Georgian manor house, antiques, fine art but very kid-friendly
• Breakfast, afternoon tea, kid's supper, 3-course dinner all inclusive during High Summer, Xmas, New Year
• All other times self catered: fully equipped 24' kitchen, or private chef available
• Very child-friendly with cots and toddler bed
• 42" TV, surroundsound, 2xDVD/CD players, I-Pod dock, 3 further TVs -DVD and book library, boardgames
• Large, secluded garden with BBQ and furniture
• Underfloor heating throughout -Broadband access -From £1,500 selfcatering to £7,500 with private chef, per week

It's like having your own private luxury hotel in Rock

Sumptuous manorhouse in the centre of Rock village, sleeps 12 and with mature, private gardens.

Shores House is probably the most luxurious house available to rent in Rock. We have not seen a larger property with a village-centre setting that is more spacious or private. The house combines complete comfort and 21st century facilities all with a classic elegance that you will not find elsewhere in Cornwall.

Everywhere, our guests' pleasure is paramount. We have filled Shores House with fresh flowers, antiques, comfy sofas and sensuous cotton linen. A spectacular dining room has handmade floor-to-ceiling panelling and plasterwork

The house is set back off Rock's quietest and leafiest residential road, in its own private gardens, surrounded by some of the largest Monterey Cypresses trees for which Rock is famous, providing an oasis of seclusion. It is just a few minutes walk from the shops in the village centre, and a 12 minute stroll through woods and fields to Porthilly Cove.