Weir Point Stables

Sleeps: 6
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3

Pets: not allowed

Dishwasher
Electric Car Point
Garden
Mooring
Parking
Patio
TV
WiFi
Woodburner
Seaview
Waterside

Summary

Weir Point Stables sits surrounded by trees on the banks of the picturesque Restronguet Creek. Waves lap the shore just a stone’s throw away at the secluded Weir Beach, where the whole family can enjoy playing in the water or rambling around in the rock pools. Just beyond the water is the exclusive Restronguet Point, and the beautiful village of Feock.

Boats and kayaks can be launched right from the end of the driveway onto the Fal River, where sheltered creeks and sandy coves await around every corner. Arrive in style at Trelissick, or head over to St Mawes and out to sea for the thrill of the open sea air. By prior arrangement, you can make use of a mooring, along with a boathouse for storing a tender.

Striking a balance between contemporary beauty and luxurious comfort, this property is a haven for sailors, walkers, and families looking for peace and quiet beside the water. Sleeping up to six, contentment indoors comes from a woodburner, and living areas on both floors. A ground floor bedroom is perfect for travellers wishing to avoid the stairs after a tiring day spent out and about exploring Cornwall.

Large windows face towards the creek from the open-plan kitchen and living area, filling the space with natural light as the idyllic view of boats passing on the water is framed by grand, mature trees. Birdsong fills the garden as you stretch out and soak up the sunshine, and the handy door out from the kitchen to the patio makes ice-cold G&T deliveries direct to the sunlounger and al-fresco breakfasts a breeze.

Atmosphere is always on the menu at Weir Point Stables, where the set up of kitchen and living space naturally encourages conversation – and not only at family dinners around the table crafted from a tree felled here in the garden. When your chef fancies a night off, though, simply stride out along the footpath to dine on the pontoon at the nearby Pandora Inn – a 13th Century thatched pub, and one of the most memorable in Cornwall. Then, as you take the late evening stroll home, turn your heads to the sky – and marvel in awe at the depth and clarity of the stars.

Particulars

Entrance Hall
One step up into the house.

Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room
A beautiful room with stunning views of the river, a large floor to roof window makes the most of the light and a patio door at the front allows for easy access to outdoor eating. Generous kitchen and dining table for six. A bespoke sofa and wood-burner at the far end for relaxing and fire watching with small TV. The kitchen has an electric cooker, hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and microwave.

Downstairs WC
WC, basin, washing machine and tumble dryer.

King Bedroom One
A king bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and bedside tables with lamps.

Ensuite
Bath with overhead shower, WC, heated towel rail and basin.

King Bedroom Two
King size bed, bedside tables and wardrobe.

Ensuite
Walk in shower, WC, basin and bidet.

Stairs up to Landing
From the landing there are views towards the award winning Pandora Inn pub and Penpol from the skylights.

Twin Bedroom
Two single beds and a chest of drawers.

First Floor Living Room
Sofa, three arm chairs, TV, DVD player and stunning views of the river.

First Floor Bathroom
Bath with overhead shower, WC and basin.

Garden
A patio wraps around the house with seating for six at the front. Good sized BBQ (Charcoal required) At the bottom of the drive you can access the coastal footpath.

Parking
There is a gravelled area with plenty of parking for the house and an electric car charge point.

Mooring
It may be possible to have the use of a mooring for the duration of your stay, there is also a boat house where you can keep you tender. Please email us with the details of your boat and we will discuss with the owners.

Location and Surrounding Area

Restronguet Weir is situated in the tranquility of Restronguet Passage. Moments away from the cottage,
the small and tidal Weir Beach awaits discovery. It’s an ideal spot for paddling and moments of quiet
relaxation, where, at the shoreline, a mixture of sand and shingle basks in the morning and afternoon sun.

Picturesque creekside paths stretch out in either direction, taking you through woodland and pasture to the
surrounding villages and marinas. The path heading north west takes you to the famous, medieval
thatched pub, the Pandora Inn, where you can enjoy hearty food while resting in the sun on the pontoon.
You can also hire crabbing equipment, so the children can explore the wildlife that gathers in the
surrounding waters.

If you wander south, through Greatwood and open fields with stunning views across Mylor Creek, you’ll find yourself in Mylor Bridge. The quaint village has excellent shops, including a fishmonger, a butcher, a general store with organic local produce, and a Post Office. You’ll also find a welcoming village pub, The Lemon Arms.

Further along you’ll reach Mylor Church and Mylor Yacht Harbour. For water lovers there are pontoon berths and swinging moorings with immediate access to the Carrick Roads, while on land there are numerous eateries, including Cafe Mylor, which is great for snacks and sandwiches, and Castaways, serving everything from Italian to classic British and fish dishes.

Although you’re in a secluded area of the county, surrounded by farmland, the main road is only a five minute drive away. From Weir Point Stables, the port town of Falmouth – with its beautiful beaches and excellent range of eateries – is a ten-minute drive, through Penryn. While Cornwall’s capital and main shopping hub, Truro, is just a fifteen-minute drive away.

Reviews

Fantastic cottage, stunning views, great location couldn’t ask for any more

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Availability

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Notes

Arrival from 5pm.
Departure by 9am.
Security deposit, £100.
Sorry, no pets.
Bed linen, bath towels and tea towels included. Please bring your own beach towels.
Electricity and central heating included.
Wi-Fi included. There is no telephone at the property but mobile signal is good.
Smoking: No
One basket of logs provided for wood/multi-burner (October to Easter), more may be purchased in the village.

Mooring It may be possible to have the use of a mooring for the duration of your stay. Please email us with the details of your boat and we will discuss with the owners.

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