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Coastal Cottage in Cornwall

A Cornish cottage overlooking Fowey estuary at the Castle end of West Street and restored to a high standard. The two bedrooms and bathroom are downstairs, while the comfortable sitting room/dining area and kitchen are upstairs to take advantage of the views across the harbour to Fowey and Readymoney Cove. The coastal path is 50 yards from the door and Fowey is 5 mins away by ferry. The Mevagisey ferry will take you to the Lost Gardens of Heligan usually from April to Oct. Visit Eden Project.

Crow's Nest, breath taking views!

Crow's Nest is a cosy, well equipped, 2 bedroom, apartment which has stunning, uninterrupted views of the Fowey estuary. It’s on the second floor of the Old Captain's house, which is a 2 minute walk from two pubs, cafe, shop, bakery, tidal beach and the Fowey ferry. It's suitable for a family, a couple or friends, it may be a squeeze for four adults. There are many walks and beaches in the area, as well as shops, restaurants and boat hire in Fowey and lots of attractions within an easy drive.

Delightful 4 bed | Panoramic river views | Polruan

Spinnaker is a lovely large 4 bedroom house with a traditional cottage feel. With panoramic views of Fowey estuary, the large balcony is the perfect setting to watch the sun go down. The conservatory allows light to flood into the kitchen and breakfast area which flows through to the spacious living/dining room. Located in Polruan, there are fantastic walks on the doorstep with the southwest coast path easily accessible and the Polruan Ferry is a great way to visit the nearby town of Fowey.

Charming Fishing Cottage

Situated in the pretty fishing village of Polruan Grace Cottage is a charming & peaceful retreat; well equipped, spacious yet cosy home from home. Sleeping 6 guests, 4 adults & 2 children. Polruan has 2 pubs, village shops, 2 cafes & a bakery. Local activities include coastal walks, Ferry’s to Fowey & Mevagissey, beaches, Eden Project, Lanhydrock House, Lost Gardens of Heligan & Adrenaline Quarry. Parking is available in public car parks a short distance from the cottage at additional cost.

Stunning Cornish Waterfront Boathouse for Two

Your waterfront retreat in the ancient fishing village of Polruan, Cornwall awaits with breathtaking views across the Fowey Estuary. This 16th century boathouse has been lovingly converted into a highly unique accommodation for two. Tangier Quay Boathouse is a bijou, 7 metre x 3 metre harbourage right on the Polruan waterfront. The relaxing ocean inspired decor will immediately put you in holiday mode. Both levels enjoy unlimited harbour views through the huge glass windows and doors.

The Salt Loft - An Idyllic Hideaway In Fowey

Most certainly a romantic getaway for two, the Salt Loft is a beautiful, conveniently appointed apartment which is located right within the heart of Fowey, offering the most perfect escape for two. Cleverly, stylishly designed containing bespoke, luxurious, comfortable furnishings and antique accents. A 55” flat screen Smart TV in the lounge and bedroom. Lovingly restored and intuitively designed with its mood lighting, the overall accommodation has an intimate, exquisite, opulent feel.

Stunning views from recently renovated cottage

You can book for 3 nights minimum (4 in school holidays). Check in any day except Sunday. Sorry no dogs. Unsuitable for toddlers. Parking in the village is in high demand but a dedicated parking space, a short walk from the cottage, can be arranged on request. This charming three-storey fisherman's cottage enjoys stunning panoramic views over Fowey harbour from all its main rooms and terrace. The cottage sleeps up to four in three bedrooms - the main with king-sized bed and ensuite.

Unique and perfectly situated coastal retreat

Unwind and relax in this historic gem of a home. There has been a mill on this site since 1298 and in 2019 we completely refurbished the current 18th century milll to a very high standard to ensure a truly comfortable and magical getaway. You'll be surrounded by trees, bird song and the constant sound of running water and the sight of our resident heron by the waterfall. The Mill lies in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Daphne du Maurier country, on the Fowey estuary.

Quintessential British Retreat|Hot Tub|Sauna

Part of the Tregawne Farm Cottages collection, Tremore Lodge is a truly unique self-catering escape. Telling a sweet tale of craftmanship and nostalgia, this hexagonal gatehouse is storybook architecture at its finest, a time-travelling couples retreat that could have been lifted from folklore. Luxury wellness ensues, as guests can indulge in a spa-like experience, rotating from the beautiful heated hot tub and sauna to the al fresco patio overlooking the rolling countryside.

Apartment, Sea Views & Terrace on Waters Edge

Overlooking Fowey Harbour, this delightful garden apartment for six glistens. You’re situated on a quiet road in idyllic Polruan, moments away from the water’s edge and with a private terrace. Formerly a Sea Captain’s House, the renovated Victorian building has bags of character. Sit back in your cosy living room and watch as boats bob by, or tuck into breakfast looking out through your beautiful bay windows. It’s the ideal getaway for rest and relaxation.

Castle Point House, Polruan

Castle Point is a beautiful period home sleeping 5/6 guests with stunning views overlooking Fowey Harbour. Large secluded patio and small protected garden. In peaceful location in conservation area of Polruan. Swimming and boat access and private parking close by. Easy access to amazing walks and South West Coastal Path and passenger ferry to Fowey. Village shop, cafe and pubs. Canoeing, paddle boarding and boating on River Fowey.

The Old Sail Loft

The Old Sail Loft is an 18th century stone cottage overlooking the beautiful River Fowey. It was once home to an old lady who lived in this cottage and mended sails for the pilchard fleet that she could see from her window. Today it is a peaceful refuge that sleeps four, with a sunny garden perfect for watching the boats on the river and in winter months, spending cosy evenings by the log burner watching storms pass by.