TARIFF 2008

Sleeps 2 to 4 people Self-catering from £300 in the winter to £550 in the summer Special Breaks from £150 for a weekend Dogs welcome at £25 per dog per week

A Romantic hideaway...
beautiful, cosy and exclusive!

A self-catering 2 bedroom cottage designed to be a perfect romantic hideaway. The listed building is tucked away down a quiet lane in the oldest part of Constantine village, near to the popular sailing town of Falmouth.

The cottage sleeps 2, 3 or 4 with a master bedroom and a twin bedroom that can be changed to a double to suit.

There is a great choice of beautiful sandy beaches nearby and attractions such as the Eden Project, National Maritime Museum, St. Michael's Mount and the Cornish Cyder Farm are all within easy reach.

Owners with dogs are always welcome.

The Accommodation

The former stable took over 4 years to convert on a part-time basis by the combined efforts of the Mullaly family and the valuable contributions of local craftsmen to create a beautiful, cosy and exclusive home.

The heart of the cottage is the kitchen/ dining room, which is warmed by the Rayburn oven. It also has a electric oven and hob, 2 fridges and a microwave. We can provide a highchair for babies or small children if needed.

The ground floor bedroom has a single bed that can be converted to a double and has its own wash-basin. The master bedroom upstairs is adjacent to the bathroom with rolltop bath, power shower, W.C, washbasin and heated towel rail. All bed linen and towels are provided.

The 1st floor living room with its exposed roof trusses give a great feeling of space above you, whilst the huge sofa is perfect for cuddling up in front of the wood burning stove. The view from the gable window extends over the church yard to Goonhilly Downs on the Lizard. As well as the colour TV and radio, a large selection of books, videos and board games are available.

The change over day is Saturday. Prices include all bills, logs, bed linen and towels. The owners of the property live next door and are happy to help with any requests.

Parking

A single parking space is available next door at Morwenna or if more space is needed the Village Hall has a car park, just a 2 minute walk away.

Local Area

This area has a rich history of tin mining and granite quarrying. Walkers and cyclists are spoilt for choice and a variety of guides and maps are provided.

The village Spar shop is a minute walk and the Constantine Stores (Post Office) is all of 3 minutes down the hill and sells over 400 whiskies and fine wines.

The village has a great network of local footpaths all annotated in a booklet compiled by a great village patron 'Ronnie Rashleigh' we recommend you follow some of his walks including to the nearby 'Blue bell' wood or down to 'Scotts Quay' on the Helford River. A ten minute walk over fields leads down to the Trengilly Wartha pub and restaurant. Highly recommended for an evening stroll and stagger back with a torch.

Within 10 minutes drive is Mawnan Smith and the sub tropical gardens of Trebah and Glendurgan (National Trust). 'The Ferry Boat Inn' is an ideal starting place to explore the Helford River, a foot ferry plys across to the Helford village and walks abound from there on.

The cottage is just a short drive from a number of beaches, both large and small.

Sailing, canoeing and horse riding contacts can be arranged through the Mullaly family when you arrive or in advance.