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Woodlands
Chalets

Woodlands Self-Catering Holiday
Chalets & Cottage, St Agnes, Cornwall

Situated on a south facing wooded hillside between St Agnes and the beach at Trevaunance Cove, Woodlands is a small terraced private park of elm chalets approached by paths and steps leading from our private car park.

This delightful woodland setting on the side of a lovely Cornish valley offers a quiet and restful holiday in secluded surroundings. As you approach Woodlands down Rocky Lane, you are confronted with one of the most beautiful views of cliffs and coves in Cornwall. This can set the scene for a thoroughly enjoyable holiday.

Chalets

Woodlands offers 10 semi-detached chalets which are ideal for couples and small families. Long season letting available, price on application.

All chalets have their own internal showers. There is a double divan bed and either two or three bunk beds. Duvets and pillows are provided, but please bring your own bed linen and towels Colour TV and an electric fan heater are provided.

The cloakroom has flush sanitation, hot and cold water and a shaver point. There is a small laundry with a washing machine and a tumble dryer for guests’ use. Cots and high chairs are available by arrangement. We charge £5 per item per week. Dogs are welcome provided they are kept under control and do not foul the park. We charge £10 per dog/cat per week.

Large Chalet

This sleeps up to five people and has a sitting room with a sofa-bed, kitchen area, table & chairs and TV. There are two fan heaters and an electric oil-filled radiator. There is a separate bedroom with a double bed and bunk beds. Duvets and pillows are provided, but please bring your own bed linen and towels

The kitchen is equipped with cutlery, crockery, cooking and cleaning utensils, electric cooker and a fridge. Electricity is by 50p slot meter. There is a shower room & toilet off the bedroom, providing a shower cubicle, flush sanitation, hot and cold water and a shaver point.

There is a small laundry with a washing machine and a tumble dryer for guests’ use. Cots and high chairs are available by arrangement. We charge £5 per item per week. Dogs are welcome provided they are kept under control and do not foul the park. We charge £10 per dog/cat per week.

The Cottage

The cottage is situated at the top of the property and dates back in parts to possibly the mid 1850’s the property features low beamed ceilings in the older parts, window seats and an inglenook fireplace.

With the benefit of double glazed wood framed windows in the modern extension, the accommodation briefly comprises:

Ground Floor Rear entrance door Leading to - Kitchen/breakfast room 3.84m x 4.64m Range of base and wall units, sink, space for fridge/freezer, electric cooker point. Door to - Dining room/office 3.47m x 4.58m Door to - Utility room With slate floor, plumbing for washing machine, WC, shower, wash hand basin Lounge 3.47m x 3.93m W

Door to dining room First Floor Open stairs Leading to - Landing Bedroom 1 4.19m x 3.47m Bedroom 2 2.58m x 3.64m With fitted wardrobe Master bedroom 3.85m x 4.63m With large cupboard family bathroom With bath, WC, bidet, wash hand basin There are private matured gardens to the front and side of the cottage.

Electricity is by 50p slot meter. The kitchens are fully equipped with cutlery, crockery, cooking and cleaning utensils, electric cooker and a fridge.

The cloakroom has flush sanitation, hot and cold water and a shaver point. There is a small laundry with a washing machine and a tumble dryer for guests’ use.

Cots and high chairs are available by arrangement. We charge £5 per item per week. Dogs are welcome provided they are kept under control and do not foul the park. We charge £10 per dog/cat per week.

St Agnes

The west tip of Cornwall has more hours of sunshine than many southern areas, and Woodlands is an ideal centre for quiet relaxation or for exploring the natural scenic beauty and characteristic towns and villages of Cornwall.

About half a mile away from Woodlands, the centre of St. Agnes offers several cafés, restaurants, pubs, craft shops, surf shops and galleries. On the edge of town, heading towards Truro, the free museum is well worth a visit.

St Agnes was once an important part of the tin and copper mining industries in Cornwall, and many of the old engine houses and mine workings can be seen. Much of the television series, Poldark, was filmed around this area. Not far away at Blue Hills at Trevellas Porth, you can visit the last remaining tin streaming works.