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House |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 9

Seaton, Cornwall in West Country

From £625 per week |  From £100 per night

4 nights minimum stay

Changeover Friday

4.5 out of 5

7 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, pets welcome

About the home

Chy Mor offers a high standard of accommodation ideally suited to larger/extended families, or alternatively two families who wish to share.

The property is superbly located very close to Seaton beach and the award winning Seaton Valley Countryside Park. Seaton also has a small shop, beach cafe (which offers evening dining) and TheSmugglers Inn. There are delightful walks along the Seaton Valley ending at Hessenford (4km) where the Copley Arms is an ideal place to stop for lunch or alternatively take a short walk along the beach to Downderry and The Inn On The Shore (1.5km). Downderry also boasts the excellent Blue Plate restaurant.

The house itself offers very comfortable modern living which includes balconies with stunning sea & countryside views, a warming log fire for the winter months, electronically operated internal double garage with access to the house to make loading easy and a secure private garden.

Chy Mor is the ideal place to enjoy your stay in Cornwall!

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Access to Chy Mor can be gained via the front door or through the internal electronically operated double garage which makes loading and unloading easy. The driveway has parking for 2 cars with the garage providing 2 more parking spaces, or storage for sports equipment.

Ground Floor

Entrance hall
Shower room (ideal for washing off after a trip to the beach)
Utility with sink, washing machine & tumble dryer, small fridge for BBQ food/drinks
Bedroom 1 with 1 bunk bed, 1 single bed, access to garden

First Floor

Family bathroom with bath, separate shower, WC
Master bedroom with en-suite (2 sinks, double shower, WC), kingsize bed, double doors to balcony with sea views
Bedroom 2 with kingsize bed, single door with access to balcony with sea views
Bedroom 3 with 2 single beds and views over garden

2nd Floor

A large open plan living/cooking/dining area that can also be partitioned if desired.

Large living room with access to balcony with sea views, reclining seats & settee
Large kitchen/dining area equipped with everything expected of a modern kitchen including Neff hob and double oven
WC with wash hand basin

Further details outdoors:
The secure private rear garden has a patio as well as a lawned area and is provided with ample garden furniture and a BBQ. Alternatively it is only a very short walk to the beach to enjoy a beach BBQ!

The two balconies are the ideal place to enjoy a glass of wine and watch the sun set over Looe Island.

For small children there is a children's play area a short distance away.

Conditions

Chy Mor is only available to families and couples

Pets- Well behaved dogs are welcome by arrangement and incur a £20 surcharge per dog per booking Deposit- 30% deposit required when booking
Balance- required 8 weeks prior to the start of your holiday
We accept credit/debit card payments as well as personal cheques. Credit/debit cards incur a 3.5% charge to cover costs

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View from Chy Mor balcony across the bay to Looe & Looe Island

 

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Chy Mor Location

 

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Living Room

The West Country / Cornwall region

Cornwall is a fabulous destination for anyone seeking a well earned break. From the dramatic coastline of the north to the sheltered bays in the south, from ancient moorland to soft river estuaries, surfers, walkers, sailors, gastronauts and visitors simply seeking a break from a hectic world will discover a fascinating culture, food to die for and a naturally thrilling adventure playground.

The South West's sunny climes boast numerous top class attractions such as the world famous Eden Project, Tate St Ives, National Aquarium and National Maritime Museum, all of which are easy day visits from Seaton.

The Seaton, Cornwall area

Literally on the doorstep, Seaton Countryside Park offers a children's play area, sensory garden and cycle ways, as well as the delightful walks to view the varied wildlife including: otters, kingfishers, dormice and fritillary butterflies. The Park is also Cornwall's first Green Flag Countryside Park and Local Nature Reserve. The prestigious Green Flag Award is similar to the Blue Flag Award for clean and well maintained beaches and recognises the best green spaces in the country

Seaton is situated in the South East region of Cornwall, close to the border with Devon. Nearby Plymouth provides a wealth of high quality cuisine in the famous Barbican area along with its theatre, shops, aquarium and naval displays.

Back in Cornwall the area is steeped in history and offers the chance to explore days gone by with trips to the moors and the relics of Cornwall's mining heritage and coastal towns where smugglers plied their trade. The historic towns of Looe and Popperro are only a short drive away, or for the more adventurous, within walking distance along the beautiful coastal path. Both towns operate small fishing fleets to provide local restaurants with fresh fish and also to sell to the general public.

There are extensive cycle ways on the Camel Trail and Cardinham Woods at Bodmin. As well as the plethora of water sports offered along the coast, there is also a water sports centre at nearby Siblyback Lake. Other nearby attractions are the Monkey Sanctuary, Karting World, Hoverworld (yes you get to drive a hovercraft!), Sterts Theatre and day fishing trips from Looe.

The National Trust has properties throughout Cornwall and Devon with a number of attractions close to Seaton including Antony, Cotehele, Saltram and Lanhydrock. Nearby Mount Edgecumbe house and country park is operated jointly by Cornwall and Plymouth City Councils.

For golf enthusiasts the Whitsand Bay Golf club is a short drive away and the recently refurbished St Mellion International Resort is close by with its two championship golf courses, including the UK’s first Jack Nicklaus designed ‘Signature Course’, one of only three in England .

Chy Mor has extensive visitor information held at the property and as locals ourselves we are always happy to provide details of local attractions and events during your stay. Please ask if you have any special interests or requests.

How to get there

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BY ROAD
From the end of the M5 or A303 at Exeter, take the A38 towards Plymouth.
Continue on A38 over the Tamar Bridge after 7.8m take the first exit signed A387/Looe/Torpoint/St Germans/Plymouth/Hessenford
After 1.3m turn right and follow the signs to Seaton

RAIL SERVICES
There are regular Intercity services from London (Paddington), the Midlands, Northern England and Scotland, stopping at Plymouth and Liskeard. A branch line operates between Liskeard and Looe.
Contact Rail Services on 0345 484950

COACH AND BUS SERVICES
There are direct National Express coach services from London, the South-East, North-East, Midlands and Yorkshire, to Plymouth, Saltash and Liskeard and there is an extensive network of locally run bus services connecting with outlying villages including Seaton
Contact National Express on 0990 808080

AIR SERVICES
www.airsouthwest.co.uk
Connections between international airports and South East Cornwall are provided by Air Southwest, running flights from Gatwick, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Newcastle, Glasgow and Dublin to Plymouth.
Contact Air Southwest on 0870 2418202

CAR HIRE
www.europcar.co.uk
Conveniently located at the main Plymouth rail station Europcar offers a wide range of vehicles at reasonable rates Contact Europcar on 0845 758 5375.

Activities near Seaton, Cornwall

Reviews

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25 Jun 2011

“beautiful location and a wonderful property with fantastic walks and views” Seaton is a wonderful village.The beach is clean and safe and dog friendly.The walks through the valley are really special.The local cafe offers great food at reasonable prices.The local pub serves good beer and the Thai restaurant is good value and very tasty. The home is comfortable and very well situated.Tastefully decorated and furnished.We visited with three children and two dogs.We had a fantastic time

11 Jun 2011

“A fab week at Chy Mor.” We all had a lovely time (we were a party of 9) and thought the house was excellent, plenty of room for all of us,wonderfully clean and presentable, well furnished, had every thing we needed and more. We kept nice and fit with all the stairs and we all loved the reclining chairs. Fantastic views - great time had by all. Found the beach to be shingle/grit and not golden sand but found a wonderfull golden sandy beach at Whitesand Bay - 10 mins in the car. Also not terribly empressed with the level of service at Inn on the Shore - however the Copley Arms was fab. The cafe as well we can recommend - Great Breakfast!

09 Jun 2011

“Everything we were looking for.” As a mixed group, we were looking for a large house as a holiday home and base for our stay in Cornwall. The house was clean and well-equipped, with good balcony views over the bay. We stayed locally... more

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29 May 2011

“Large excellently located house a stones throw from the beach” Stayed here as a group - two young children (3 and 6), parents and grandparents. The house is very comfortable, well appointed and large. On the ground floor the large garage has a remote controlled door, plus a door to the inner hall - very useful on those rainy british summer days! The main living area is on the top floor with fabulous views over the sea. The kitchen is large and well equipped, with all we needed. The living room has comfortable reclining chairs and sofa - prepare to fight over the electric powered recliner! There were books, DVD's, board games etc provided, as well as buckets and spades etc in the garage, plenty of entertainment for a range of ages. Bedrooms are all a good size - do note that the smallest is on the ground floor away from the others, good for older children but if you have young children it's worth bringing a baby listener as it's a fair way from the living room. All floors have a toilet - the downstairs cloakroom also has a very useful shower - ideal for cleaning sandy feet! Location is perfect, opposite the beach, and with a play park right next door. The village itself is fairly quiet - there's a small shop which sells basics, a pub which we didn't visit, a nice restaurant (which we did) and a beach cafe. Roads to the village are very windy - the main access is a normal sized road but all others are very narrow single track, so make sure you take the right route if you have a large vehicle or are a nervous driver! My only negative point about this house is that there is no phone line, and therefore no internet - plus as it's a cove surrounded by hills there's no mobile phone signal at all in the house - you have to stand on the beach to get a rather poor signal - we had a choice of 3 networks and all were the same.

26 May 2011

“Fabulous holiday home for a really relaxing family holiday.” The house was top notch, so clean and equipped with anything you could possibly need, Stuart the owner is very friendly and helpful and communicated effectively during booking process and prior to arrival. On arrival he was just finishing change over and was able to show us where things were and ensure we knew about local supermarkets and other facilities. There was a problem with a lock on one of the balcony doors and he sorted it immediately. The beach was across the road, the view from the balcony was lovely, the play park was so close the children (7 & 9) could go and play and we could watch them from the balcony. The double garage was very useful and stored beach equipment for our use. The recycling and bin collection instructions were clearly marked - but watch out for seagulls if you put the rubbish out too soon. The little shop round the corner was very helpful and provided essentials. The cafe opposite did a fantastic hot chocolate and also had an evening menu but we didn't dine there. The pub 2 doors away was pleasant and also did cooked food, but with the kitchen facilites and BBQ in the garden we self catered most days. We were a party of 3 x generations and the accommodation met all our needs and more so. We were advised to wear shoes on the beach as weavil (?) fish had been found and had caused some injuries when stepped on, however, we wore neoprene shoes, available from the 'little shop' but there were no incidents during our stay. Great holiday home for beach lovers, walkers and families. House is on 3 levels with stairs so not suitable for people with mobility problems.

26 May 2011

“Good service from owner...great location...comfortable furnishings” ey family and I had a fabulous holiday, which thr accomation played a great part. Safe play area just outside the house for the grandchildren.

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26 May 2011

“Great place to spend time with family & friends” Stayed at Chy mor in December 2010 for New Years Eve with friends and enjoyed it so much we booked again with family 3 months later. The standard of accomodation is first class and is very much a home away from home. The house is right next to Seaton beach and also the local country park, and is great for those with dogs, children or both. The house also has a good supply of books, toys, games and dvds for all ages. Would highly reccomend and we will definately be back.

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"Brilliant holiday- great house- great location. We loved everything. Sad to go" The Atherton family, Manchester.

"We have had the most wonderful holiday in such a lovely house with fantastic views. Thank you so much." The Early family.

"Beautiful location, spacious elegant house- delightful experience". T. J. O'Rourke, Kildare Ireland

"Had a lovely stay in a lovely house. Will come back again". Gladys & Sam Kingston, Dunman Co Cork

"A perfect extended family holiday. A fun time had by all. On the first morning 7 year old Ella took herself off to the beach-it was just too tempting! Lovely walk along the beach to the Inn on the Shore followed by a fantastic Sunday carvery washed down by some great local beer! We'll be back...........Thank you for a wonderful holiday. The Young, Martindale and Roberts-Roe families (&Dylan the dog)"

Rental prices

Prices for group size 9
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
6th Jan-30th Mar	6 Jan 12	30 Mar 12	625£ 625	100100	150150	4 Nights
30th Mar-13th April	30 Mar 12	13 Apr 12	925£ 925	0-	0-	1 Week
13th Apr-1st Jun	13 Apr 12	1 Jun 12	775£ 775	0-	0-	1 Week
1st Jun-20th Jul	1 Jun 12	20 Jul 12	995£ 995	0-	0-	1 Week
20th Jul-31st August	20 Jul 12	31 Aug 12	1495£ 1495	0-	0-	1 Week
31st Aug-26th Oct	31 Aug 12	26 Oct 12	825£ 825	0-	0-	1 Week
26th Oct-2nd Nov	26 Oct 12	2 Nov 12	925£ 925	0-	0-	1 Week
2nd Nov-21st Dec	2 Nov 12	21 Dec 12	625£ 625	100100	150150	4 Nights
Christmas & New Year	21 Dec 12	4 Jan 13	1200£ 1200	200200	200200	4 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday and Saturday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Dogs £20 per dog per booking

Availability

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2 years listed You are contacting Stuart Lloyd Landline n/a Mobile +44 07777 685564 Payment accepted Credit cards accepted PayPal accepted Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2009. This house has received 7 reviews from previous guests.