Self-catering Holiday Cottage in Veryan on the Roseland Peninsula

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• Sleeps 4 people in 2 Double Bedrooms
• Fresh towels & linen provided
• Front & rear Terrace with outdoor seating and BBQ
  
  Sleeping 4 people in 2 Double Bedroom, Victorian, Cottage, in the heart of idyllic Veryan, a quiet quintessential, perfect, Cornish village on the Roseland Peninsula

Perfectly located for the Village Pub and Restaurant, Village Shop and PO, Church and 17th century Watermill just down the lane. Just 2 minutes drive to wonderful Pendower and Carne Beaches and glorious coastal and woodland walks.

This is your choice for a perfectly, idyllic, location for a chilled holiday.

• Family Bathroom & Separate Shower Room & WC
• Utility with washing machine, dryer, iron & ironing board
• Easy parking
• Comfortable lounge with HD TV, DVD,CD player
• Well equipped kitchen for those who love to cook: Bosch hob & cooker, microwave & dishwasher. Large dining area seats, 6 comfortably.
• Pub & Restaurant, Church, Antique Shop, Shop & Post Office, Watermill walking distance
• Wonderful beaches, Carne & Pendower 2 minutes drive, 10 minutes walk
• Friday farmer's Market in Village Hall
• Tennis Club, courts and coaching available
• St Mawes sailing and castle 10 min.,
• Truro & St Austell, Eden Bio domes, Heligan Gardens all 20 min. drive.
• Local spa facilities.
• Newquay Airport 30mins.

Elm offers all the comforts of home whilst away in a beautiful and peaceful setting.

ROSELAND PENINSULA

Veryan is renowned for its picturesque Roundhouses, built by a missionary for his daughters.

Carne Beacon, a Bronze Age Barrow and the burial place of a 6th century Chieftain, lies just a mile away. Veryan Castle, nearby and now a mound was in fact a small Iron Age Fort.

Portloe and Portscatho, both pretty fishing villages famous for their pilchard fishing and still small fishing ports and Park Broom famous for its Camomile Lawn are only a stone's throw away.

The unspoilt Roseland Peninsula with its beautiful, undulating coastline, framed by the coastal path for those with a love of walking and its sheltered coves and beaches continues all the way around to The Carrick Roads and across the Fal onto Falmouth.

Walking, fishing, swimming, sailing, windsurfing, horse riding all within close reach and for a change of scene: busy shopping, markets, bars, restaurants, theatres and cinema, just 20 minutes by car to Truro.