Sea Glass Cottage in Truro

This delightful mid-terrace property is located in the centre of the village of Chacewater, near Truro in Cornwall. Recently refurbished to a high standard, it perfectly blends contemporary style with traditional character touches and is ideal for a family or group of six wanting to explore the city of Truro as well as the picturesque coastline of north Cornwall.

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Features

• 3 Bedrooms
• 1 Bathroom
• Max. Occupancy: 6
• WiFi
• Cots
• Parking
• Open fire
• Garden

Description

Enter the property into the hallway, where there is storage for shoes and hooks for coats, and enter the cosy sitting room, with a choice of two sofas to relax onto, while enjoying the warmth of the woodburning stove and tuning into your favourite shows on the provided TV. The dining room has a stunning feature fireplace and shelving in the alcoves filled with books to cosy up with and enjoy, while the table is set for six guests to enjoy a home-cooked meal together, prepared in the contemporary kitchen, with cream cabinets and wooden worktops, equipped with all of the necessary appliances, a Belfast sink and a handy dishwasher. Upstairs are the three bedrooms; two spacious doubles and a children's bunk room, each with exposed wooden flooring, ample storage space and a lovely decor of grey and white hues, all serviced by the family bathroom, which offers a choice of shower over bath, so you can decide how you'd prefer to get ready for each day. Outside there is ample roadside parking available, while the rear garden is accessed through the kitchen, offering a courtyard area with furniture, a large lawn with a decked area with more furniture for outdoor dining, as well as two sun loungers, where you can lie back and soak up the sun on a summer's day. Chacewater village centre is a short walk away and offer a pub, garden centre, selection of shops and a fish and chip shop, while the city of Truro is just over five miles away, with a wider selection of shops, pubs and eateries, as well as its stunning Victorian cathedral and Royal Cornwall Museum, and you can enjoy scenic strolls along the River Truro or around Victoria Gardens, while almost a third of Truro is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Venture north towards the coast and find the small village of Porthtowan, with its sandy beach, just over five miles away. From here, venture north along the South West Coast Path towards the St Agnes Heritage Coast to find the unspoilt Chapel Porth Beach, backed by dramatic cliffs and caves, as well as various lookout points and observatories, offering incredible coastal views, while the village of St Agnes offers many eateries and shops to browse, along with St Agnes Beacon and Blue Hills Tin, both worth a visit. Head south along the coastal path towards the fishing village of Porthreath and its lovely beach, and enjoy discovering the spectacular cliffs, headland trails and fantastic surfing beaches of the Godrevy Heritage Coast. With so many opportunities to discover the coastline and glorious beaches of north Cornwall make Sea Glass Cottage your charming, contemporary base to return to after a day filled with adventure.

Chacewater is a small village, just five miles from Truro in Cornwall. The village lies in the centre of what once was a great mining district, producing more copper and tin than anywhere else in the world. The village and sandy beach of Portreath are a short drive away, as are the north and south coasts of Cornwall, with their unspoilt beaches and rugged coastal walking trails stretching for miles. Truro is Cornwall’s only city and has a magnificent cathedral, the Royal Cornwall Museum and the theatre and concert venue, the Hall for Cornwall, as well as a number of shops, pubs and restaurants. In Falmouth you will find the third largest natural harbour in the world, where you can take boat trips up the Carrick Roads, safe beaches, the National Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle, which was built by Henry VIII and is the town’s most popular attraction. Fans of classic cars will enjoy a visit to Perranwell Station where you can hire a Morgan car for the day. Nearby, in the Bissoe Valley, is Bissoe Bike Hire. Hire a bike for the day and enjoy the sights of the old mining works and beautiful wooded valleys as you cycle coast to coast from Portreath to Devoran, or just enjoy a snack in the café. Visit The Lost Gardens of Heligan, the National Trust owned Trelissick and Glendurgan Gardens, as well as the 26-acre sub-tropical garden of Trebah and the Eden Project, all of which can be reached easily in the car. A short trip on the King Harry Ferry will take you to the beautiful Roseland Peninsula, which is well worth a visit. Chacewater is the perfect Cornish holiday base, with something to please everyone within easy driving distance.

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