Located in the antiques capital of Cornwall, this really cosy old cottage is full of character and beautifully furnished in a style in keeping with this historic ancient stannary town of Lostwithiel. Surrounded by what has often been described as the loveliest inland scenery in Cornwall and located in a beautiful wooded valley the town is ideally placed for exploring the whole county within easy reach of the coast and moors. The moment you arrive and enter this cottage, you will sense the character and appreciate the quality of furnishings which exudes throughout. Through the kitchen then into the quaint dining room before entering the sitting room with its massive comfortable settee and a woodburner for cosy evenings on the cooler nights. There are two traditionally furnished bedrooms here which along with the bathroom are situated on the first floor. Outside at the rear of the cottage a flight of steps will take you along a path leading to a private elevated patio with splendid views over this lovely old town. Just a short stroll from the cottage will take you to the heart of this historic town with numerous antique shops as well as contemporary art and craft shops, many located down the hidden lanes the town is famous for. A choice of several excellent pubs and restaurants are all within a few minutesÂ’ walk with the closest being the Restormel Lodge just a couple of doors away offering seasonal Cornish produce in its conservatory restaurant. For the sports enthusiasts the Golf and Country club offers a challenging 18 hole golf course as well as tennis and swimming. Fishermen will be able to obtain licences for salmon and trout fishing and horse riding can be enjoyed in a nearby village. With splendid walks right from the door and so much to see and explore in the locality this is an excellent cottage to be enjoyed all year round.
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Think rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.