Porghelly Cottage

Description

The following differences apply from the 15th September of the 2017.
Bedroom 1 - Kingsize Bed (5')

Situated in between Constantine Bay and Harlyn Bay this character stone and slate clad terraced cottage is one of a group of similar cottages clustered around a large communal lawn.  Comfortable and homely with a spacious open-plan first floor from where you can see in the distance the golf course and the sea beyond. Harlyn Bay is a pleasant 10-minute walk – with a great surfing beach and a popular family friendly pub with a restaurant at the Harlyn Inn. Mother Ivy’s beach, Booby’s Bay and Constantine Bay which has a lovely wide, sandy beach with little rock pools up one end all within a pleasant 20-minute level walk. Just down the road is the village of St. Merryn which has a number of shops, takeaways and restaurants as well as two pubs. Even closer to home the Trevose Golf Club is handy for a round of golf and also the restaurant in the evening.

GROUND FLOOR:
Bedroom 1: Twin beds (3'), bedside units, pine wardrobe, chest of drawers, hair dryer.
Bedroom 2: Twin beds (3'), bedside units, built in wardrobe.
Bathroom: Bath (electric shower over), basin, w.c.

FIRST FLOOR:
Kitchen/Diner: Electric cooker, microwave, refrigerator, washing machine, digital radio.
Lounge: TV/DVD player combi, CD/radio/cassette player.

GARDEN & PARKING: Large lawned communal garden, small patio to rear, picnic bench to front, additional garden furniture. Parking in the communal parking area.

Changeover Day: Friday (only Thursday for bookings in March and April) - arrival 3:00pm - departure 10:00am
Pets Welcome: £25 per pet per week (must be up to date with flea treatment).  Information about bringing your pet.
Power and Heat: Gas and electricity included in rent; gas c.h./hot water.
Bedding and Linen: Pillows & duvets included; bed linen provided; towels not provided but may be hired - see hire page.
Baby Equipment: Not provided but can be hired - see hire page.
Shop: 0.5 ml  Pub: 0.5 ml

NOTES: No smoking. WiFi provided. Important information about internet usage . Call box 450 yds. Mobile reception varies. Information about mobile phone coverage.

Local Area

Harlyn Bay has plenty on offer for all its visitors, whether you want a traditional family beach holiday, a more active break including surfing and walking, or just a relaxing break. The beach is dog-friendly, which means that canine visitors can holiday with their families, and the cliffs either side are excellent for walkies! The beach is considered one of the most family friendly beaches in the area, with plenty of space for building sandcastles and paddling. If the kids (and those who are still young at heart!) want to try learning to surf, there are several local companies who offer lessons, and the whole family can give it a try. Nearby is The Harlyn Inn, which offers good food and a welcoming atmosphere, and is also a venue for live music, with bands playing throughout the year. There is a small local shop in Harlyn Bay, and more shops, pubs and a good choice of restaurants in nearby St Merryn. The Bay is also within a short drive of Padstow, which also has a good selection of pubs and restaurants, and of course the Camel Trail, where you can hire bikes and cycle to Wadebridge, and on to Bodmin if you're up for it.

Access Statement

3 Harlyn Barton – Access Statement

INTRODUCTION
3 Harlyn Barton (Porghelly Cottage) is a 2 storey mid-terrace cottage converted

from traditional farm buildings. The 2 bedrooms are on the ground floor, but the
living/dining area and kitchen are on the upper floor.
EXTERNAL ACCESS
The front entrance is 0.82 m net width with a step/sill 140mm high. Access is

also available through casement doors to the rear with a total width of 1.08 m
and a sill of approximately 120mm high. To reach the rear doors one has to
cross a flower bed over stone flags.

INTERNALLY
Net internal ground floor door widths are 0.74m.
The staircase is only 0.88 m wide maximum (less handrail). There are 12 steps.
The first floor is all on one level. There is no protective barrier for young children/babies at the top of the stairs.