Cottage Holidays in Falmouth

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Character cottages in country setting, within easy reach of numerous sandy beaches.

Full of character with beams, exposed stone walls and slate floors, these 2 charming holiday cottages are furnished to a good standard. Set in the rolling countryside of West Cornwall, they are within easy reach of sandy beaches and coves. Enjoy superb views of the coast and country. Stithians Reservoir, 3 miles, with wind surfing, sailing and trout fishing is within 4 miles. Helston, 4 miles, Falmouth, 6 miles, offering boat trips, sea fishing, indoor fun pool, galleries and castle. Locally, enjoy walks, and discover wildlife and wild flowers. On the surrounding hills are the remains of Cornish engine houses, a reminder of the tin mining which once prospered here. Alternate your days between the soothing scenery of rolling green fields and the dramatic landscapes of rugged cliffs towering above the shore. Travel from unspoilt fishing villages into quaint, historical market towns. Shops 1.25 miles, pub 1.25 miles. Price: £300 to 599 per week

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In a superb location overlooking Pendennis Marina (pictured), this very comfortable cottage (right of left photograph) is one of a row and offers a rare opportunity to stay within ¼ mile of the centre of Falmouth, Pendennis Castle and one of four local sandy beaches. The surrounding area offers more fine beaches, wonderful gardens, and many indoor/outdoor activities – on water or dry land! Shops, inns and restaurants in Falmouth.

Price: £519 - 1034 per week

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Said to have the mildest climate in Britain, the village of Flushing (right photograph) owes its name to its Dutch founders and its narrow streets still retain a distinctly Dutch flavour, as well as several Queen Anne houses. One of a row this simply furnished cottage is just a minute's walk from the pub and shop and ½ mile to the beach. A ferry crosses the river to Falmouth with its sandy beach, shops, restaurants, new Maritime Museum, and cruises up river to the city of Truro (9 miles by car). Sailing school 2 miles. Famous gardens along Helford river nearby.

Price: £312 - 717 per week

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Pretty Falmouth harbour (pictured), town centre shops, restaurants and sandy beaches are all within a short walk of this modern, attractively furnished and very comfortable apartment. Visitors can also stroll to the National Maritime Museum, Pendennis Castle, the leisure centre and a bowling alley or take a boat trip from the Prince of Wales Pier along the River Fal to the cathedral city of Truro (12 miles by road), St Mawes and the Helford river. Gardens at Trelissick and Glendurgan (N.T.) are nearby – the Eden Project is a little further afield. Golf, tennis and sea fishing locally. Pub ½ mile, shop ¼ mile.

Price: £312 - 789 per week

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Commanding stunning views of Falmouth Bay and the sandy beach (pictured) which lies directly below at the end of the drive, this very well equipped apartment on the Maenporth Country Estate enjoys shared use of the 29 acres of grounds and superb leisure facilities. Falmouth 3 miles. Cove bar/restaurant adjacent, shops 2 miles.

Price: £423 - 953 per week

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This recently refurbished Victorian terraced cottage nestles in the heart of a Domesday village, close to Helford Passage, within walking distance of the two village pubs, shop/P.O. and butchers. The Helford River with water sports and fishing, and a seal sanctuary are nearby, also sandy beaches within 5 miles. Falmouth, Helston, golf, several sub tropical gardens and Stithians Lake are within 6 miles. Truro is a 20 minute drive.

Price: £342 - 789 per week

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A truly magnificent town house overlooking the Penryn river, once owned by a Packet Ship Captain. This 4 bedroom house has recently been refurbished to a high standard with antique furniture, period features and modern fixtures and fittings. Set in a picturesque location, this is an ideal base for all holiday activities, yet only a short walk into Falmouth. At the front of the house is a small lawn with path leading to the front door. Large entrance hall off which is the comfortable sitting room with stripped floors and rugs, an open fireplace and CD HiFi, with views over the river.

Behind this is the library-snug, with a flat screen colour television and DVD player, also french doors leading out to the rear terrace. This part of the garden is a sun trap with steps leading up into the rear garden. Through the large dining room you come to the modern fully equipped fitted kitchen, with gas hob and built in oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave, with a door leading out to the rear garden. On the ground floor is a downstairs cloakroom and door leading to the cellar.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms. The master double and children's bunk bedroom have views over the river. To the rear is the second double bedroom, and a twin bedroom. The amazing family bathroom has a very deep bath, large shower cubicle, toilet and wash hand basin. There is a further shower room with toilet and wash hand basin. Price: £590 - 1790 per week

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This barn conversion offers a very high standard of accommodation in one of the most sought after areas of Cornwall. Argal Home Farm is approached via a private drive and is set within a courtyard of barns and cottages including the owner’s home, which is adjacent. Argal The Old Granary has its own small garden and patio area and you are also welcome to explore the land. An ideal position for touring the whole of Cornwall with attractions to suit adults and children alike which include Land's End, Flambards Theme Park, Tate Gallery at St Ives, Falmouth Marina and Aquarium, The Eden Project, numerous National Trust properties and gardens and many miles of magnificent coastline to wander and explore. Enjoy some pleasant walks from the land to the nearby lake, and in the evenings enjoy a BBQ in the garden or visit one of the many local family pubs serving good food. The nearest village pub and shop are approx 1 mile away. The barn is a 3-minute walk to Argal Lake which is renowned for its coarse fishing and offers a childrens play area. Payment is by way of an honesty box at the lake. There is an on-site beauty treatment room - Please contact owner for bookings. (Price list available on request).

The upside down accommodation offers two bedrooms: 1 kingsize double with en-suite shower room with WC and 1 small double. Bathroom with shower over and WC. Utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer. Large upstairs lounge/kitchen/diner with cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, TV, Freeview and DVD. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets. Steps down to enclosed garden and patio area. Ample parking. Beach 4 miles, pub and shop 1 mile. Price: £390 - 835 per week

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This barn conversion offers a very high standard of accommodation, in one of the most sought after areas of Cornwall. Argal Home Farm is approached via a private drive and is set within a courtyard of barns and cottages including the owner’s home, which is adjacent. Little Orchard at Argal Farm has its own patio area and you are also welcome to explore the land. An ideal position for touring the whole of Cornwall with attractions to suit adults and children alike which include Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, Tate Gallery at St Ives, Falmouth Marina and Aquarium, The Eden Project, numerous National Trust properties and gardens, and many miles of magnificent coastline to wander and explore. Enjoy some pleasant walks from the land to the nearby lake, and in the evenings enjoy a BBQ in the garden or visit one of the many local family pubs serving good food. The nearest village pub and shop are approx 1 mile away. The barn is a 3-minute walk to Argal Lake which is renowned for its coarse fishing and offers a childrens play area. Payment is by way of an honesty box at the lake. There is an on-site beauty treatment room - Please contact owner for bookings. (Price list available on request).

The single storey accommodation offers two bedrooms: both having 5ft double beds and both with en-suite shower room and WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner with woodburner, cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, TV, Freeview and DVD. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets. Enclosed patio area with seating and views over fields. Ample parking. Beach 4 miles, pub and shop 1 mile. Arrival time 4pm. Price: £375 - 795 per week

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This wonderful and spacious 18th century house is situated in a unique location between two quays, the famous Custom House Quay and King Charles Quay. It is only a few minutes walk to all amenities. The house has lovely sea and estuary views from all the windows where you can see the many yachts, tall ships and fishing boats coming and going from the nearby harbour and marina. Relax in the large bright sitting room enjoying the stunning views across the estuary or enjoy the many attractions which Falmouth has to offer which includes restaurants, family pubs, specialist shops, art galleries, National Maritime Museum, Pendennis Castle, wide sandy beaches and coves, leisure and fishing trips all a short walk away. The Old Quay House, recently renovated to a high standard, is the perfect destination for holidays all year round with so much to see and do. Falmouth is the perfect spot for touring the whole of Cornwall - you are just a short drive to Lands End, Tate Gallery at St Ives, the North Cornish Coast, Flambards Theme Park , Lost Gardens of Heligan and The Eden Project to name but a few.

The three storey accommodation offers four bedrooms all with lovely water views: On the second floor there is 1 double with TV and en-suite shower room. 1 twin with TV and en-suite bathroom with shower over and WC and 1 single with en-suite shower room. Separate WC. On the ground floor is 1 double with TV and en-suite bathroom with shower over and WC. Useful laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. On the first floor is a large lounge with dining area offering 40" TV, DVD, Freeview, broadband, hi-fi and woodburner-effect gas fire. Newly fitted and well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, fridge, freezer, cooker and microwave. Parking for 2 cars adjacent to the property. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Towels for hire. Pets by arrangement. Beach, shops, pubs, restaurants and cinema all within walking distance. A £200 security deposit is payable locally to the owner on arrival. Price: £725 - 1845 per week

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Nestling in the historic coastal village of Flushing, this newly refurbished terraced house is ideally positioned for a relaxing getaway. From the master bedroom and lounge, Caradon has views of the picturesque walled harbour and beyond to bustling Falmouth with its shops, pubs, galleries and restaurants. In the village visit the two pubs serving good food (one of which is situated adjacent) and recommended restaurant on the quay. From the quay, which is just a short stroll from Caradon, you can catch the regular passenger ferry across to Falmouth to visit the popular Maritime Museum and harbour, which is the third largest in the world! In the evenings you can enjoy watching the resident swans and ducks on the slipway and absorb the vista from the balcony of the master bedroom. Alternatively, an enclosed courtyard at the back of the house has seating and enjoys the morning sun.

The accommodation offers two bedrooms: 1 master double with balcony and seating and 1 twin bedroom both situated on the first floor along with the family bathroom with bath, separate power shower and WC. Downstairs an open-plan lounge/diner with TV, DVD, hi-fi and open fire. Separate kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. From the kitchen you can access the small courtyard with seating, BBQ and space for bikes, etc if needed. Roadside parking can usually be found nearby, or alternatively the village car park is a short stroll. Bed linen, towels and electric are included. Full central heating. 2 dogs welcome. The village shop and pub are within walking distance, the small sandy cove of Trefusis can also be reached on foot and is an easy walk. Price: £325 - 695 per week

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This spacious and comfortable bungalow nestles within acres of rolling farmland, just a 10 minute walk from the village of Mawnan Smith with its traditional thatched pub (serving good food), village shop and Italian restaurant. Shepherds Close is nicely tucked away, and provides a private setting with lawned gardens and panoramic views of Falmouth Bay. This peaceful location has the best of both worlds being just a short drive to the bustling town of Falmouth with its marina, shops, galleries, museums, recommended restaurants and pubs (approx 5 miles). The National Seal Sanctuary, Flambards Theme Park and The Minack Theatre all provide exciting days out for adults and children alike and the beautiful National Trust gardens of Glendurgan and Trebah are close by. Stunning scenery can be enjoyed from the clifftop walks along the Helford River which also offers water sports and fishing. The water is crystal clear for bathing here on the South coast and golden sands and good surfing can be found on the North coast which is also easily accessible.

The accommodation offers three well-presented bedrooms: 2 doubles and 1 twin bedroom. Bathroom: with tiled flooring, bath with shower over and heated towel rail. Kitchen: Slate tiled flooring well-equipped with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Lounge/diner: decorated in warm terracotta tones this comfortable area has french windows with fantastic views, dining table to seat six, woodburner, TV with integrated video and DVD, Freeview and hi-fi. Outside: The lawned gardens extend around the bungalow with seating and adjoining fields. Amenities: Ample parking. Bed linen, towels, logs and central heating are included. Regret no pets or smoking inside the property. Location: Pub and shop at Mawnan Smith less than a mile and beach approximately 2 miles. Price: £375 - 795 per week

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This traditional semi-detached house is perfectly positioned above Falmouth harbour where you can observe all the yachts and boats from the comfort of the living room. Falmouth is a traditional Cornish town, famous for its magnificent harbour which is the third largest natural harbour in the world. The town's shopping streets, which are just off the waterfront with links to the harbour, are just a few minutes walk away. The town offers a charming mix of shops and galleries, with cafés and restaurants offering a wide selection of local cuisine. Also within walking distance are sandy beaches offering safe, crystal clear waters, water sports and secluded coves perfect for families. If you fancy a day out then why not visit The National Maritime Museum or Pendennis Castle both located in Falmouth. For the more adventurous, why not take a family trip to Flambards Theme Park which is only 12 miles away.

The accommodation is located in a quiet cul-de-sac and offers three bedrooms: 1 double, 1 bunk bedroom (both with spectacular sea views) and 1 twin room. Wet room with shower and WC. Lounge with wonderful views, TV, Freeview and DVD. Dining room leading into the newly-fitted kitchen with gas hob and electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. From the kitchen there is a door leading out to the enclosed suntrap yard with furniture and BBQ, accessed via a few steps which are not toddler friendly. A washing machine is enclosed in the back yard. Reserved off-road parking for 1 car. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. 1 well-behaved dog welcome. Beach, shops and pubs all within walking distance. Price: £455 - 985 per week

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Harbour View is a semi-detached house, perfectly situated in a secluded position and only a stone's throw away from the heart of Falmouth and its famous sandy beaches with secluded coves. It is approached via several external stone steps allowing you to take full advantage of the spectacular sea and harbour views. Falmouth is the third largest deep-water harbour in the world, the traditional gateway to the Atlantic and one of the world's great sailing harbours, which regularly celebrate through regattas and festivals. The clear water, sheltered creeks and mild temperatures of the Fal estuary provide a relaxing place in which to spend an afternoon discovering the area. With so much to offer you will be spoilt for choice, a charming mix of shops, art galleries, cafes and restaurants with a selection of both world and local cuisine to taste. While the sun sets, relax in the front courtyard and indulge in a BBQ overlooking the marvellous sea views.

The accommodation is located in a private position overlooking Falmouth harbour and offers three bedrooms: 1 spacious double with sea views, 1 double and 1 bunk bedroom with sea views, all with built-in wardrobes. Family bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, washing machine and tumble dryer. Kitchen with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave, leading out onto a private enclosed courtyard with seating. Lounge with sea views, TV, Freeview, DVD and fireplace with feature coal-effect gas fire. Leading off the lounge is a spacious dining area with a dining table which can be transformed into a billiards table. At the front of the property is an enclosed patio area with garden furniture and BBQ, overlooking the spectacular harbour and beyond. Street parking is just a short walk away via several steps. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Beach, shops and pubs all within walking distance. Price: £430 - 930 per week