The Chapel

Couch’s Mill, Near Lostwithiel, Cornwall

Couch’s Mill, located near Lostwithiel in Cornwall, is a beautifully converted chapel that accommodates up to eight guests. The property retains many of its original features, showcasing a boutique-style décor that enhances its charm. It is ideally situated for those looking to explore the picturesque Cornish countryside, particularly along the historic River Fowey. The ground floor features an open-plan living space, including a living area equipped with a 40” satellite TV, a dining area, and a well-appointed kitchen. The first floor contains additional bedrooms and bathrooms, making it a comfortable choice for families or groups.

The accommodation includes four bedrooms: a king-size bed with an en-suite, a bunk bed, a double bed, and twin beds, along with two bathrooms. Amenities such as air source heat pump underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen, and towels are included for guest convenience. Outside, a small lawned garden with seating offers a tranquil spot to relax, while private parking for three cars ensures easy access to the property. The establishment maintains a no-smoking policy to provide a pleasant environment for all visitors.

Couch’s Mill is situated near the village of Lerryn, known for its connection to the literary classic ‘Wind in the Willows.’ Lerryn provides essential amenities, including a local pub and shop, and is a gateway for kayaking trips on the River Fowey. Nearby attractions include the impressive Lanhydrock House with its extensive grounds and cycling trails, as well as the historic town of Lostwithiel, famous for its antiques and craft shops, award-winning dining options, and landmarks like Restormel Castle. The area is rich in history and culture, making it a delightful destination for exploration.

The coastal town of Fowey, located at the mouth of the river, offers a vibrant atmosphere with its narrow cobbled streets filled with shops, cafés, and galleries. Visitors can engage in various activities, such as sailing, dolphin watching, and deep-sea fishing. The town hosts popular events like the annual Du Maurier Festival and the Fowey Royal Regatta, attracting many tourists. Additionally, the region boasts stunning gardens and houses, including The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project, with opportunities for horse riding, cycling, and other recreational activities available locally. The beach is just five miles away, while essential services like shops, pubs, and restaurants are conveniently located within a mile.

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