At Crugsillick Manor, in the
Roseland Peninsula there are three self catering cottages a short walk
from Carne and Pendower Beaches. These beautiful beaches join at low tide
to give a mile long stretch of golden sand.
The cottages are very attractive in a peaceful rural setting and are exceptionally well equipped. They were created from a 400-year-old mill and barns in the grounds of Crugsillick Manor, one of the historic houses of Cornwall. In the mild climate of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula many sub-tropical species flourish. This is an ideal base to visit some of Cornwall's famous gardens or to walk the Coastal Path, arguably here at its most unspoilt. Sailing, fishing, golf, riding, tennis and river trips available locally.We also have a cottage on the Lizard
contact us at
Crugsillick Manor, Ruanhighlanes, Nr
St.Mawes,Truro
Cornwall TR2 5LJ
Tel/fax 0044-1872-501214
/501228
Email barstow@adtel.co.uk
Crugsillick Court Sleeps 6
in three bedrooms, plus a double sofa bed in the sitting
room. First
Floor: Comfortable, large sitting-room with wood-burning
stove. Kitchen/dining room and lobby to own terrace and garden
with Delabole slate table, wooden benches and garden
furniture. It is ideal for barbecues. Downstairs: Double
bedroom with wash basin. Twin-bedded room. Full-size
bunk-bedded room with wash basin. Bathroom/WC. Shower room
with WC. Pets by prior permission.
Local Attractions
Over the hill is the pretty village of Veryan with its unique round houses and attractive church with 13th Century porch. You must walk or run (?) "the cliff path" to the picturesque fishing village of Portloe and visit St. Mawes with its castle built by Henry VIII and stunning views across Carrick Roads to the port of Falmouth and the Helford River beyond. The gardens of Trelissick, Trewithen, Caerhays and “The Lost Gardens of Heligan" are all within 5 to 7 miles. We are just over 10 miles from Tim Smit's massive new Eden Project, the largest greenhouse in the World almost one kilometre long and 60 metres high.
Further afield
Falmouth and the Helford River are a ferry trip from St.Mawes; a plethora of National Trust Houses- Lanhydrock, St.Michael's Mount, and Trerice to name but a few; Land's End, Tintagel, Padstow, the Tate and the Hepworth galleries at St. Ives, the Minack open air theatre, are all within an hour's drive.
The Beaches
Carne and Pendower Beaches join at low tide
to give a mile long stretch of golden sand.
A summer paradise where children can roam in safety and in winter habitat for many birds; Slavonian and Red necked Grebes; Black Throated and Northern Divers; fulmars; cormorants; shags and many gulls. Truro and St. Mawes nearby. Sailing, fishing, golf, riding, tennis and river trips available locally.
The
Cottages (ie4+browsers click the names below)
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