Westerings, Boscastle - Self Catering Accommodation

Westerings
Forrabury - Boscastle - Cornwall
Westerings - Self Catering Holidays in Boscastle, Cornwall
Former Rectory Georgian House

Self catering apartments and bungalows
Luxury, spacious self-catering accommodation
King size & four poster beds
Fully equipped for all year round use
Games room and small putting green
A quiet rural position with easy access & own parking
Open all year-spring & autumn short breaks
Ideal for walking the southwest coastal path
National trust properties and gardens
Touring Cornwall & North Devon

Formerly a rectory, this gracious Georgian house was converted some years ago to self contained apartments, with a coach house and two bungalows in the grounds, plus one just outside the boundary wall, it now offers you luxury, spacious and comfortable accommodation.

Being situated near the top of the village, approximately ½ mile by road to the harbour, we are in a quiet rural position with easy access onto the headland and the ancient stitches.

The apartments are named after local villages, each having their own character.

Bossiney has lounge kitchen / diner with a wood burning stove in the lounge, the bedroom has a king size bed and colour TV, and there is a bathroom with separate shower

Polzeath, the main bedroom has a half tester four poster bed and vanity unit, a second bedroom with two single beds. Bathroom and shower. The lounge is 'L' shaped with a kitchen diner.

Tintagel, Double bedded room with a king size four posted bed, dressing area and mirrored wardrobe doors, bathroom and shower. The lounge has a kitchen diner.

The Bungalows

Shenley, Master double bedroom with vanity unit. Second bedroom with twin single beds. Bathroom and shower, Lounge / dining room and kitchen with washing machine. Own garden area

St. Alban, Master bedroom with King size bed, second bedroom with twin single beds. Bathroom with shower and two WC's. Kitchen with washing machine, lounge / dining room. Own garden and parking space.

Boscastle, Master double bedroom with vanity unit. Second bedroom with twin single beds, shower room, lounge dining room, kitchen with washing machine and its own garden area.

Westerings - Self Catering Holidays in Boscastle, Cornwall The Coach House. The master bedroom is upstairs and enjoys dual views towards the church and rolling countryside, the second bedroom is downstairs with views across the garden. There is a kitchen with dining area and a separate utility room, lounge with colour TV and hi-fi. The bathroom is on the ground floor, and there is private enclosed garden.

All our units have modern electric kitchens with cooker, refrigerator, microwave and the bedrooms have ample hanging and drawer space. The apartments have a laundry with washing machine and tumble drying facilities. The coach house and apartments are fully centrally heated, the bungalows have night storage heating. Each unit has its own designated parking place. Electricity is included into the tariff'.

A games room with snooker, table tennis, darts and books available to all guest, plus a small putting green on the lawn to the front of the house.

Boscastle is an ancient although no longer working harbour. It is still used today by small fishing craft and day trips are available. The harbour is reputed to be the smallest in England, and much of the headland is owned by the National Trust, ensuring it remains relatively unspoilt.

Once you have explored the village with its 14th century cottages, enjoyed the spectacular sea views from the white look-out, originally a Gentleman's Folly, why not visit other parts of the county.

…and around the Royal Duchy
There is Truro with its beautiful cathedral, St Ives, popular with artists and Charlestown famous for its listed harbour often seen in films or Bodmin Moor and the ancient iron age stone circles, plus many national trust houses and gardens. Lands End is only an hour and a half away. Leisure facilities are available locally with an 18 hole golf course and swimming pool at Camelford or Bude with its tubes and wave machine or try the riding from the local riding stables.

For the rambler there is of course the Coastal path, very steep in parts but always rewarding with magnificent views from the cliff tops before dropping down into the valleys, some wooded, some with sandy beaches.

Discover the Magic
Boscastle is a favourite destination with visitors from all over the world in the main holiday but few discover the real charm in the quieter times of the year. Early spring brings a profusion of colour to the walks along the beautiful Vallency and Jordan valleys provided by the wild primrose and blue bells. The coastal path in spring has the yellow gorse and heather to compliment the stunning scenery, evening sunsets on this part of the coast are rarely matched at anytime of the year. Have you discovered the traffic free roads during school times, the peace and tranquility that a short break in Cornwall has to offer. The improved road network from London and the Midlands means travelling by car is only an average of 4 ½ hours only 2 hours from Bristol.