The Cottage,Innisbrook.

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Cottage |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

St Agnes in West Country

from £72 / night

£500–£780 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

7 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car not necessary, private garden, pets welcome

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About the home

The Cottage has been extensively renovated and refurbished now having a double bedroom,a twin bedroom and two shower rooms,whilst still retaining it's three hundred year old character.It is light and tastefully decorated in neutral colours and simply furnished to a high standard.
St Agnes is a popular,yet unspoiled village in a rural setting close to beautiful sandy beaches.It is renowned for it's outstanding natural beauty attracting artists from all over the country.St Agnes is a friendly retreat where holiday makers are made welcome.There are various shops in the village from food stores, bakery, chemist, butcher, newsagent, florist and post office to a bank ,hairdressers and art and craft shops. Old pubs and restaurants abound in the narrow streets and lanes,and there is a Chinese take away and restaurant, and a fish and chip shop,plus superb hot pasties from the bakery.
There are many village events in the summer-the annual carnival,the steam engine rally,the art exhibition and the lifeboat day spectacular.
The sandy beach at Trevaunance Cove is popular with surfers and families and is manned by lifeguards.It has beach shops,cafes,a smugglers'pub and toilets.Walkers enjoy joining the famous cliff walk around the county from here.
The small airfield at the next village of Perranporth do glider and scenic trips of the area but do not disturb our peace.
Perranporth also has a very active golf club amongst the sand dunes.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
One shower room is upstairs and the downstairs shower room is very useful for families coming home from the beach.
The log fire is a woodburner.
The cottage is in a very peaceful situation-the village is reached by a short walk in either direction along the lane.
There is a table with four chairs,BBQ and parasol in the courtyard garden -also a bench-seat and coffee table.

Further details outdoors:
The conservatory entrance leads off a pretty courtyard garden with garden furniture and BBQ.The area is gated and secure for toddlers.Smoking is allowed in the courtyard garden but please do not .leave cigarette stubs around.
The Cornish lane leading to the property is wide enough for cars-delivery lorries manage-but if you have a people carrier or large van you can park a few metres away in a wider part of the lane.

Further details

High chair,travel cot and baby bath may be ordered at time of booking.
Top quality tennis courts are a five minute stroll at the top of our lane. (www.stagnestennisclub.co.uk)
Linen and towels are provided,plus kitchen and shower room cleaning materials,kitchen and toilet rolls.
Electric is on a coin meter which has been correctly set by our electrician.
Cornish cream tea awaits you in the fridge with tea,sugar and milk.You are greeted with a bottle of wine and fresh flowers on the table.
Kayak Adventures-Trevaunance Cove(www.korukayaking.co.uk)

Conditions

A deposit of £100.00 per week is required at time of booking.The remainder to be paid in cash ON ARRIVAL.
A written receipt is given. Directions and map showing how to get to the property will be emailed (or posted) to you when the booking is finalised.
There is a damage/heavy clean deposit of £50.00 which is normally returned at time of departure inspection.
One small well-behaved dog is very welcome at a cost of £30.00 .

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The cosy lounge in the cottage with the log burner and feature staircase.

 

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Our nearest beach at Trevaunance Cove has lifeguards.Cafes,craft shops, toilets nearby and an Inn.

 

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A corner of the cottage overlooking the landscaped gardens.

 

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One of the shower rooms-both showers are a powerful 10.5 watt.

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The West Country / Cornwall region

Cornwall is a county renowned for it's tourist industry,and St Agnes is well known for it's friendly welcome to holiday makers.We have varied scenery -all easily reached as we are central and although very rural,only 3 miles from the dual carriage way which links with all parts of the county.There is a strong historical link to tin mining in St.Agnes and a very interesting museum on the edge of the village .
The opposite coast (Falmouth and the Helford River) is only 15 miles away and The Cottage is an ideal holiday base,being central for visiting The Eden Project,The Lost Gardens of Heligan,St Ives and the Tate Gallery with Barbara Hepworth's Sculpture Gardens,The Minnack Theatre on the cliffs at Porthcurno which is open for various performances all summer,St Michael's Mount,The National,Maritime Museum at Falmouth,The Bodmin Steam Railway,various old restored tin mines,many gardens and country houses,wild life sanctuaries and theme parks.

The St Agnes area

There is something for everyone in St Agnes ("Aggie" as the locals call it.)There are 2 local riding stables,surfing lessons available,a choice of 3 local beaches,stunning walks(Our neighbours run"The Stompers" and organise long walks in the area) and a folder of local strolls and walks is left in the property with books and leaflets detailing what's on and where to go.There is a developing music scene in the village and the pubs are becoming well known venues at the weekends for up-and-coming bands.There is a local Tourist Information Centre in the village.A guide and street map is left in the property and includes useful telephone numbers and details of events in the village.Should you need any help or information,we are close and happy to help.

How to get there

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Fly to Newquay (Flybe) from Gatwick -daily flights.Fewer and seasonal flights available from regional airports.(Details on Newquay airport website).Car hire,taxis and buses at the airport.12 miles to St.Agnes.(35-45 mins)
Mainline train station at Truro.Car hire,taxis and buses at the station.8 miles to St.Agnes.(20-30 mins)
Local bus companies are "Greyhound" and "First Direct" with frequent services to and from St.Agnes-timetables online.
A map of St Agnes showing how to get to us will be emailed to you on receipt of your deposit.

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Reviews

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11 Mar 2013

“Wonderful.” I stayed here for a week in February. It's a wonderful little cottage. The road up to it looks a little scary but after doing it once you realise how easy it is. As a Londoner I am used to big... more Response: We did enjoy meeting you both and your lovely little dog.Thank you for your kind comments-so glad you enjoyed your stay and we look forward to welcoming you back.

08 Mar 2013

“Quaint Cornwall” I recently stayed in St Agnes for the first time. We were so blessed to find this beautiful quaint cottage with lots of original features. It was a great place to bring my young children as everything was catered for. The hostess and her son were incredibly accommodating and very helpful. We enjoyed the cosy atmosphere and the beautiful Cornish countryside that surrounded us. The beach which is a ten minute walk was just lovely and my children enjoyed the rock pools and we even saw the sun. I will definately be recommending the house to my friends and will visit again :) Response: We enjoyed meeting you and the two children and to know that they enjoyed the trips to the beach in spite of the season!Hopefully when you next visit it will be in the summer holidays and no doubt they will want to live on the beach!So pleased that you loved the cottage with it's features and we look forward to welcoming you back when you return in the school summer holiday.

21 Feb 2013

“A lovely warm cosy cottage” I will be recommending this lovely little place to all our friends, it is truly a warm, cosy cottage. The land lady has been devastated by the comment from the last guest. All of it is absolute rubbish! The lady who lives on the site , makes you feel so welcome, and does everything to make your stay a happy one! Thank you, and we will be back again shortly! Response: It was lovely to meet you both and we are glad to know that you enjoyed your stay enough to book another week in June.We were happy to read that you were warm and cosy and that you didn't find it difficult to park your four wheel drive.We look forward to welcoming you on your return visit in the summer.

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28 Jan 2013

“Compact Cottage - difficult vehicular access” We found a very compact cottage with everything you would need to self cater within easy strolling distance of the centre of St Agnes, although quite a bit further to the seafront if you were carrying lots of gear. We took a winter break and I guess the weather was against us, but, the combined effort of an inefficient woodburner and tepid central heating system failed to produce that cosy glow. The property is located at the top of an incredibly narrow stone walled lane which made access tricky and I guess your average family sized vehicle would take home some lasting impressions. Our hostess - as is reported elsewhere, makes a good effort to welcome you, but, although questioned at the time of booking, did not describe the parking and access for our vehicle fairly. Response: We were surprised by the content of your review as it is in stark contrast to the comments of other guests.When we welcome guests we always point out that we are only next door if they need us.You did not raise any of these issues during your stay,but only as you were leaving when you asked for a reduction in the rent you had paid(you had already had a £50 winter reduction in the price).The C/H system is new and the log burner very efficient as other guests have told us and we always leave logs and fuel for it.My son tested the C/H as soon as you left and found it to be working perfectly.There are extra blankets left in the bedroom cupboard and a portable convector heater in the living room for instant heat. Regarding access,one of our reviewers has written that although narrow, the lane did not pose problems for the average family car.When guests book we always ask if they have a people carrier or large vehicle,as they are better parking a few meters away at the bottom of our lane where it is wider access.I was told by you that your van was a normal size,but remember commenting on your arrival that your vehicle was the largest we'd had on the drive (the size of a Ford Transit)and suggested that you could park it in a wider area,but you said you were okay with the drive. We are sorry that you did not raise any of these issues while you were staying with us as we pride ourselves on looking after our guests to ensure that they have a happy and comfortable stay.

04 Aug 2012

“lovely cottage, very welcoming” We just returned from a lovely week in St Agnes, the roads are a bit tight in St Agnes but we managed. The cottage has everything you need and want, little touches like kitchen roll and washing up liquid. A nice selection of games in the lounge for those less then sunny days. We had a superb sunday roast at The Peterville, the chines was very good too. we found the chip shop inthe village great too. We found it an excellent base for everywhere we wanted to go. The best road to approach it was the B3277, not B3285. The Treasure Park nearby was great, have a go on the 4D mine adventure (£10 for family ticket). Best pasty there by miles, we had the miners platter, yum!! alround excellent holiday. Julia was very nice and always available to help with anything. Brilliant host. Response: It was lovely meeting you and your fantastic dog,Scout.So pleased you liked the cottage and do hope that you'll be back.We are always happy to hear when guests enjoy Innisbrook and St.Agnes as much as we do!

26 May 2012

“Great tucked-away spot - perfect for St Agnes or wider area” Got away for a week (just my partner and I) and lucked into this cottage. It's tucked up a quiet country lane within easy walking distance of St Agnes itself. Owner was very nice / helpful, property was very well presented and it was a great place to return to every night after exploring. We have visited Cornwall on several occasions, and this is a great spot whether you are looking for a 'local' experience on the north coast, or visiting the rest of Cornwall by car. Truro itself was about 15 mins away - once you know where you are going! Thoroughly recommended (and give the Chinese restaurant at the bottom of the lane a go too) Response: So glad you enjoyed your stay and that you liked being tucked away at the edge of the village-all the amenities with the benefit of peaceful surrounds!We hope to welcome you back in the future.

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28 Apr 2012

“Excellent! Very helpful & friendly owners” A lovely cottage, gorgeous setting. Careful of the narrow, windy road that gets you there, but well worth it. Owners could not do enough to help and make our stay more comfortable. Response: We are pleased that you enjoyed your stay and hope that you will visit us again.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Spring	1 Mar 13	29 Mar 13	350£ 350	55£ 55	60£ 60	3 Nights
	29 Mar 13	12 Apr 13	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
	12 Apr 13	26 Apr 13	400£ 400	60£ 60	65£ 65	3 Nights
	26 Apr 13	3 May 13	450£ 450	65£ 65	70£ 70	3 Nights
	3 May 13	10 May 13	500£ 500	75£ 75	80£ 80	3 Nights
	10 May 13	24 May 13	550£ 550	80£ 80	85£ 85	3 Nights
Early Summer	24 May 13	31 May 13	600£ 600	-	-	1 Week
	31 May 13	7 Jun 13	550£ 550	80£ 80	85£ 85	3 Nights
	7 Jun 13	21 Jun 13	600£ 600	85£ 85	90£ 90	3 Nights
	21 Jun 13	28 Jun 13	650£ 650	90£ 90	95£ 95	3 Nights
Summer	28 Jun 13	5 Jul 13	700£ 700	95£ 95	100£ 100	3 Nights
	5 Jul 13	12 Jul 13	700£ 700	95£ 95	100£ 100	3 Nights
	12 Jul 13	19 Jul 13	750£ 750	100£ 100	105£ 105	3 Nights
	19 Jul 13	26 Jul 13	780£ 780	-	-	1 Week
	26 Jul 13	2 Aug 13	780£ 780	-	-	1 Week
	2 Aug 13	9 Aug 13	780£ 780	-	-	1 Week
	9 Aug 13	16 Aug 13	780£ 780	-	-	1 Week
	16 Aug 13	23 Aug 13	780£ 780	-	-	1 Week
	23 Aug 13	30 Aug 13	780£ 780	-	-	1 Week
summer/autumn	30 Aug 13	6 Sep 13	580£ 580	-	-	1 Week
	6 Sep 13	13 Sep 13	550£ 550	-	-	1 Week
	13 Sep 13	20 Sep 13	550£ 550	-	-	1 Week
	20 Sep 13	27 Sep 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week

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

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

Should this property be booked for the dates you require,we have two other properties which might suit you:-

The Garden Flat (sleeps 4/2)but is unable to take a dog (property 238894)

The Log Cabin(sleeps 2)and accepts one dog (property 238895)

Availability

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Availability notes:

2013 - changeover day - Friday - full week bookings only.

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1 year listed You are contacting Julia Eliot-Roy Landline 44 01872 552770 Mobile n/a Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2012. This cottage has received 7 reviews from previous guests.

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