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Property 134
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
Apartment
floor area 100 sq m
Sleeps 4
The Hunnypot Holiday Apartment, Mevagissey, Cornwall
Hunnypot is a ground floor two bedroom flat in a private estate. It features a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, bath with electric shower over, a double bed and a twin bedded room, lounge and separate dining room. The secluded gardens filled with scented plants, with two reserved parking spaces. The harbour is a 200m level walk.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Charge Currency: Pounds Sterling| No Rates available
The Property
Hunnypot is the ground floor of a property built in 1927 and extensively modernised, but retaining its essential Cornishness and charm. It is set in a triangular secluded garden featuring a stream, lawn and many scented flowers arranged in a cottage garden style. There is a barbeque, picnic bench, and seating to enjoy the garden which is entirely at the disposal of guests.
The rooms are generously spaced and feature recent renovations to the bathroom, kitchen area, and bedrooms. Heating, should it be needed, is by off-peak storage radiators. The appartment is fully double glazed.
The Hunnypot
Main bedroom
Lounge
Heligan from Mevagissey
Bedrooms
Bedroom 1
Sleeps 2
1 Double
Bed
Bedroom 2
Sleeps 2
2 Single
Beds
Extra Beds
1 Cot available
Notes
Spacious bedroom with dual aspect windows, features wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables and reading lights, and either 2 by 3ft sprung divan beds or a sprung double divan. Fitted carpets, double glazed and storage heating throughout.
Bathrooms
Bathroom 1
Toilet, Basin, Shower, Bath
Notes
Fully tiled bathroom with electric shower over bath.
Storage heater, shaver point, hot water tank.
Other Rooms
Kitchen, Utility Room, Dining Room, Lounge
Laundry Facilities:
Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer, Drying Rack, Iron, Ironing Board
Catering:
4 ring stove, Single Oven, Grill, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Fridge, Dishwasher
Dining:
Dining room table seats 6, Garden table seats 4, High Chair
Entertainment:
TV, DVD, Video, CD Player
Exterior:
Private Garden, BarBque, Parking, Garden Chairs 4
Comfort:
Central Heating, Electric Fans
Services:
Broadband, WiFi, Towels provided, Linen provided
Suitability:
Children welcome, Restricted Smoking
Notes on Facilities:
WiFi broadband access.
*** The Hunnypot is located on a private estate just off the main St Austell to Mevagissey road. It is 200 metres from the harbour front, so enjoys easy access to the village but without the stress of navigating narrow Cornish streets.
Mevagissey has a wide range of restaurants and pubs, many offering live entertainment. The famous Mevagissey Male Voice Choir performs on the quay and in St Andrews church. Fishing boats operate from this working fishing village, and fresh fish, lobsters etc are always available from the quayside outlets. The Lost Gardens of Heligan are 4 kms away and the world famous Eden Project is 15Kms. The harbour at Charlestown has featured in many movies and TV series, and is host to the square riggers Earl of Pembroke and Kaskalot (featured in Mel Gibson's film Apocalypto). St Austell features a recently built state of the art multiscreen cinema, and just outside of the town is the Clay Country Adventure Park and Heritage Centre.
Mevagissey has a free Museum of Mevagissey life since the 18th century, and a free Marine Aquarium. The World of Model Railways is in Mevagissey also.
The Mevagissey to Fowey ferry gives a very different type of day out, when the conditions permit, with basking sharks, sunfish, dolphins, and occasionally turtles, often swiming in the area.
Location Details
Location Type:
on the Coast, Village, Picturesque, Peaceful, Historic, Relaxed, Inexpensive
Ideal for:
Young Children, Teenagers, 18 to 30s
Things to see and do:
Wind Surfing, Sailing, Diving, Rambling Routes, Golf, Sightseeing, Canoeing, Horse Riding, Tennis, Boating,
Sea Fishing, Museum, Cinema, Night Club, Aquarium, Museum, Eden Project, Gardens
Amenities:
Restaurant <1mile, Bar <1mile, Cafe <1mile, Sandy Beach 1mile, Rocky Cove <1mile, Park <1mile,
Supermarket 5miles, Local Store <1mile, Doctor <1mile, Hospital 5miles, Pharmacy <1mile
Getting there:
Nearest Airport:
Newquay@20miles
Nearest Railway Station:
St Austell@6miles
Nearest Ferry Port:
Plymouth@35miles
Nearest Motorway junction:
Exeter@80miles
Nearest Coach terminus:
St Austell@5miles
Getting around:
Car:
Recommended
Local Bus Service:
Good
Taxis:
Can be booked
Organised trips:
Some
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Preferred charging currency is Pounds Sterling.
Normally available Saturday to Saturday
25% deposit with booking, balance 14 days prior to arrival please
Local Gardens
Mevagissey is 2 miles from the Lost Gardens of Heligan, 5 miles from Carehays Castle the home of national collections of Magnolias, Cameelias, and Rhododendrons. Pine Lodge garden is a labour of love on the outskirts of St Austell, now managed by Duchy College, it has an arboretum, Japanese garden and a formal garden.
The Eden Project is a mere 8 miles away.
Fresh Local Food
As a working fishing port, Mevagissey has a ready supply of local fresh fish, crabs and lobsters. The award winning Lobbs Farm Shop is at Heligan, and features local vegetables, and meat at the butchers / delicatessen. Boddingtons Fruit farms are on the outskirts of the village and produce strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries etc. The is a very fine vineyard at Polmassick some 4 miles away, and the local brewery is in St Austell. There is a delicatessen, bakery and a greengrocer in the village. Needless to say there are many fine restaurants in the village, varying from haut cuisine to fish and chips.
Mr Tony Lea
Tel: 44 (0)1726 844057 between 9am and 9pm
Languages spoken:
English
Notes:
Adress is Chy-an-Dowr, Trevarth, Mevagissey, PL26 6RX
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